Discounted Men’s Suits Promised at Low Prices
An advertisement asserts a rival cannot sell below cost, defends fair pricing, and promotes best fitting clothes. It highlights current offers with $10 and $15 men’s suits as the bargain.
16 Jun 1893
Page 1
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1893
Page
1
An advertisement asserts a rival cannot sell below cost, defends fair pricing, and promotes best fitting clothes. It highlights current offers with $10 and $15 men’s suits as the bargain.
The Post theatre party drives a noisy, colorful procession down Washington Street to the Park Theatre. News boys stampede the street, Pie Alley supporters chant Who are we Post theatre party, ninety three as Luce distributes tickets and the crowd erupts into wild cheers and horn blasts.
The June 15 report details the closing of the prosecution case in the Fall River murder trial of Andrew Borden. Defense witnesses and counsel challenge the theory of exclusive opportunity, with Judge Mason sustaining many objections. The defense positions Miss Borden as possibly acquitted, while jurors observe emotional reactions from the prisoner’s family.
A revelry surrounds the Post as newsboys rush the office at 7:30 amid cheers and laughter. Jennie Yeamans and Waxey the sweetheart headline a night of songs, comic bits, and audience adulation celebrating the penny paper and its loyal boy staff.
The Boston and Albany railroad announces reduced fares to Chicago and return effective June 18. Call at 2822 Washington Street city ticket office or write to A S Hanson G P A for full information.
An advertisement promotes Life Insurance as the strongest and most advertise able product, highlighting NAT A LIFE INS Co with J. T. Phelps as state agent based in Boston.
A superb two piece early American cabinet set features curved fronts, heavy brass mounts, and hand carved reliefs. The bureau has two large upper drawers with subdivided compartments and a curved washstand with brass towel rack. Curly Birch wood, natural finish, high polish enhances grain.
An item notes Paine's Furniture Company located at 48 Canal Street on the South Side near Boston and the Maine Depot. The brief lists the shop's address in the local business segment.
Police say Jose Correiro has virtually confessed to killing Bertha Manchester on Memorial Day in Fall River Massachusetts. The stolen watch was recovered near the scene, hidden by the prisoner who guided investigators to its location. A tiny blood spot on Correiro’s shirt is cited as evidence, while authorities note he denies premeditation.
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