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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1894
Page
1
Our 4.85 annual sale from remnants began yesterday and runs till July 18. For nine years we offer leftovers from the custom and custom agents at a uniform price of 4.85 for trousers and 17.85 for suits. Early orders secure best selections with samples and measurement rules for out of town trade.
Judge Barker upholds the state law requiring all foreign corporations to file a condition statement each March. The Sugar Refinery Co refused, prompting Attorney General Knowlton to seek penalties and an injunction until compliance. The trust argues constitutional limits on commerce power, claiming the act usurps Congress authority.
R H Stearns and Company marks down stock ahead of alterations starting July 16. The text details many department items and prices. Separately the case against a sugar trust in Massachusetts outlines an injunction, court deliberations, and potential appeal to the full Supreme Court.
Four fresh tremors hit Constantinople causing widespread collapse. Dozens killed or injured as walls topple. over 150 buried beneath ruins. Reports indicate extensive damage across nearby villages. no English or American fatalities reported, though foreign-occupied residences collapsed.
Fall River dispatch reports Representative Walter J. D. Bullock, about 35, announces his Republican bid for Congress. He vows a $10,000 campaign, seeks to unseat Congressman Randall and John Simpkins, and has served Bristol's ninth district in the Massachusetts House.
A Yokohama despatch says Japan regards war with China as inevitable. The government bans the native press from mentioning Korea events. The Japanese minister stated troops will stay in Korea until reforms are secured and peace is restored.
Bargains remain across Men s Boys and Children suits with many items reduced from twenty two to thirty dollars to fifteen or twenty dollars. Garments come from this season with long brimell sacks and frocks among other styles. Children's and Boys goods follow similar price reductions.
Federal force failed to move trains from Sacramento as Southern Pacific broke the blockade. An engine hauling the first train toppled into a slough near a broken bridge eight miles out at Washington. The dead are Engineer Samuel Clark and Privates Byrne Lubberden and Clarke. Three others were injured including Wesley Dugan of Battery L Fifth Artillery.
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