Washington Street Side Floor Storewide Bargain Sale
A historic newspaper ad lists discounted footwear and clothing across Washington Street side and Winter Street side floors. Includes pumps sizes AA to BE at 4.00 and 2.85, white canvas ties 0.89, children and misses shoes from 0.82 to 3.00, and women’s hose and silk hose priced from 15 to 38 cents. Also covers negligee shirts at 2.00 for 8, men’s underwear and night robes, silk lisle hose, and table covers with varying values. Also features writing paper 10 cents and envelopes, Japanese wind bells 9 cents.
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Washington St
Winter Street
Tepke
Acrobat Shows to the Judge in Court Verdict under Review
William Deanso, a trick jumper hurt in a 9 year old railroad accident, performed a new acrobatic trick in court to defend a $1500 damages verdict against the railroad. Judge Murphy presided as adjutator and critic, the case now under advisement.
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Hamilton
William Deanso
Murphy
Deanso
Boy Dodges Auto Struck by Car in Main Street Crash
July 18. Donald Millett four year old son of Ralph Millett a well known town citizen dodged a touring car on Main street this noon and was knocked down by a car coming from the opposite direction sustaining very severe injuries.
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Rowley
Main Street
Donald Millett
Ralph Millett
George Cabot and the early U S Senate leaders
George Cabot, great grandfather of Henry Cabot Lodge, was a Massachusetts senator from 1791 to 1796. The article traces his rise from Salem born 1752, sea captain and ship owner, to advocate of political economy, and notes his role in early constitutional ratifications and the fugitive from justice bill that foreshadowed the fugitive slave law. It also discusses how senators were chosen by state legislatures and touches on the lineage of Senate succession.
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George Cabot
Henry Cabot Lodge
T Lheodore Seigwick
Tristram Dalton
Caleb Strong
United States Senate
Salem
Harvard College
Cabot
Beverly
United States
Senate
State Senate
State House of Representatives
Lodge
Washington
Notable Early American Politicians Cabot and Sedgwick
The record recounts Samuel Cabot’s movement from Beverly to Brookline in 1794, his 1808 Massachusetts Council membership, and Hartford Convention presidency in 1814 before dying in 1823. Theodore Sedgwick, born 1746 in West Hartford, studied law, served in provincial Congress, U.S. Senate, House Speaker, and Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court until his 1818 death.
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Hamilton
Great Barrington
Mass
Sheffield
Stockbridge
Congress
Sedgwick
Caleb Strong
United States
House of Representatives
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
Boston
Princeton
Cambridge
Fellow Workers Honor Post Man Watch Gifted to A H Marchant
A. H. Marchant, retiring superintendent of the Post composing room and new advertising manager, received a gold watch from the Post chapel and editorial staff last evening. Carberry, managing editor, made the presentation amid surprised thanks. The inscription reads A little tribute to a big man A H MARCHANT July 7 1910 From loyal friends of the Post.
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A. H
Marchant
Post
Post Chapel
Carberry
The
A. H. Marchant
Friends of the Post
Sues for 5000 for girl injuries in Stoneham
In the name of his 9 year old daughter Lucey McCarthy Austin McCarthy placed a $5000 attachment on Mrs Bridget McDonalds Stoneham tenement property. The girl Lucy visiting a friend fell when a stair rail broke, breaking an arm and causing other injuries.
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Lucey McCarthy
Austin McCarthy
Stoneham
Bridget McDonald
Lucy
Zion followers flood barrel with offerings in Zion City march
In Chicago on July 18 Zion City followers led by Wilbur G Voliva carried a tri colored barrel before a three mile parade to collect silver and currency from thousands. They packed the Zion tabernacle and marched through North Shore City to reclaim buildings dissolved from receivership.
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Zion Band
Tabernacle
Voliva
Chicago
Zion City Tabernacle
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
Christian Catholic Apostolic Church of Zion
John Alexander Dowle
North Shore
Federal Court
Dowie
Reaching Toy Cost Baby Life in North Square Fall
Amabillo Luondo a 4 year old boy son of Mrs Angelina Luondo De Napoli fell 556 feet from a rear fire escape at North Square yesterday noon and died at Relief Hospital. He reached for a toy he dropped and lost his balance. Police faced resistance from the mother and grandmother as officers prepared to remove the body.
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Amabillo Luondo
Angelina Luondo de Napoli
North Square
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Coeisls
Ming Hirt
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Seersucker Ginghamsa
Prunella
Gilchrist
New England
Repao
Aess Perenne
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Isis
Kril- Hadis
Tate
Kia
Sega
Chambray
Vggig Sc Aan
Cletiee el BP
Alee
Dresden
Mother Hubbard
Wtashington St
Battenburg
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Stor
Pxoesrad
Attr
Boy
Chas. H. Fletcher
Centaur Company
AW Street
New York City
Bay State
Senator Lodge
Theodore Sedgwick
Dowie’s Times
Zion City
Postum Cereal, Company, Ltd
Battle Creek, Mici
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