30 Jun 1892
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1892
Page
1
Advertises a July clearance of suits priced at 19.75 with a full stock of 30, 28, and 25 dollar suits in finest imported and American fabrics. Tailor made patterns, white and fancy wash vests, thin coats and vests offered at reduced prices to close. Early buyers urged.
New York report notes Eastern coal sales agents advanced broken coal 15 cents, egg 30, stove 85, chestnut 35 cents per ton and set July production at 3.5 million tons. Western agents directed a 25 cent per ton rise across all sizes.
Special to the Post reports a brief Cape Cod gathering for Mr. Cleveland organized by Rev. C. Davis of Bourne. The event, spread quickly across the region, lasts one hour as Mrs. Cleveland smiles and greets attendees along a long unbroken line, while Mr. Cleveland prepares for a campaign ahead.
A procession of wagons and carriages winds from Onset to Monument Beach as townsfolk greet a distinguished American recently honored. The Rev C S Davis, a Bourne Methodist minister and Republican, leads neighbors to pay respects amid mist and sea wind. Continued on second page.
Ex President A D White of Cornell University thanks Hon P A Collins for a resolution to provide accommodations at the next national convention for delegates only. White calls the measure wise and foresighted while contrasting a controlled convention with a French prelude to downfall and condemning a crowd driven by money and noise.
The New York and New England Railroad Company consolidated mortgage to Farmers' Loan and Trust Company for 25 million dollars, dated June 1 1892, payable in gold for fifty years at five percent. It covers all Massachusetts and Connecticut branches and comprises 25,000 bonds of $1,000 each due June 1 1942.
Mr. Campbell chair of the Republican national committee dined with the President at the White House to talk over the personnel who will lead the campaign. He left Washington for Illinois and said he would return in a week or so, with the committee likely not announced until then.
Gustave Endscomb, 28, visited T Daly Co on Washington near Eliot yesterday at 2 pm. After a dispute with a bartender, he refused to leave and was forced out. In the struggle he was shoved through a window, suffering a serious arm cut. He was taken to Station 4 for treatment.
The Children’s Island Sanitarium in Salem harbor will open for its summer work on July 2. The home serves hip or spinal disease cases and post operative convalescents, admits children free for two weeks, and will not take boys over 10. Applications for admission may be made at 37 Blossom street daily from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., preferably with a physician’s certificate.
Miss Jeanie P. Dana of the Hotel Huntington and Mr. Lewis Searing of Denver were married yesterday near by the Rev. Dr. Haton at the Second Church. After a reception at the Copley Square Hotel, they left for Denver to make their home. Ushers included John P. Dana William F. Rogers Frank L. Locke and Austin L. Spring.
The German steamer Trave ploughed through the Yarmouth ship near South Shoal, stood by the wreck until all hands were saved, and was only slightly damaged. The collision involved the Norddeutscher Lloyd express fleet vessel, with meagre information delaying blame and sparking theories about the derelict ship.
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