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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1900
Page
10
In Yarmouth Nova Scotia on June 12 the Dominion Atlantic Railway Company announced offerings for Yarmouth Steamship Company stock with generous terms. No further details were provided in the fragment.
William J. Cronin was re-elected by a 209 to 156 vote as Suffolk county president of the A O H, the largest convention turnout in the region. He will begin his fourth two year term, with Mathew Cummins as Division 2 opponent. The vote saw strong backing from county and division leaders and ended with mutual pledges of allegiance to the order.
Martin J. Connelly, 65, of 26 East Canton Street, nearly died after a piece of meat became lodged in his throat while dining at 133 Dover Street. Division 5 officers and City Hospital doctors acted quickly, bringing him to surgery in seven minutes. The throat operation removed the meat, and he soon recovered and went home.
Melrose reports Colonel Pew of the Highth Regiment and Inspector General Garter visited to form a new company. Insufficient enlistments left the project abandoned, ending the effort this evening.
The paying department union held a special meeting last evening and unanimously indorsed the tax bill as passed by the Senate, and appointed a committee to look after the interest of the bill when it reaches the House.
Local ad touts Blue Serge and Stripe Flannel suits from 7.50 to 17.50 with comparisons to higher priced made to measure garments. Features include unlined serges, coats and pants, crash suits, underwear and neckwear, all marketed as keeping customers cool at “fifty degrees below” uppish stores.
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