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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1898
Page
8
Standard Clothing Co offers men’s suits at ten dollars as a clearance before inventory. The promotion promises superb values and the widest selection in the community, thanking patrons across New England for buying direct at manufacturer prices.
The Boston Bureau of Commerce and Industries met to push for a permanent organization. Rufus A. Flanders, acting president, seeks broad merchant support and promises extensive information gathering to boost Boston and New England trade with Canada and other markets.
Describes weed Suits with all wool fabric and pure dye yielding high wear quality. States the Suits are non inferior in eating or use and are sold by retailers for 15 dollars.
The text describes a broad suit range with pin checks and quiet mixtures in brown and gray patterns. It notes we make stouts, songs and regulars in sizes 34 to 50 chest and that retailers charge $15 for them.
British steamer Sedgmore of Johnston line and steamer Storm King of Puritan line are to be inspected for possible use as transports and supply carriers. Both carry cattle and freight. Sedgmore is 406 feet long, 46 feet beam, 2810 net tons, built in Liverpool in 1881. Storm King is 340 feet long, 42 feet beam, 2123 tons, built in 1890. Storm King left for Baltimore and was due there yesterday.
The full Supreme Court bench yesterday held that Shepard & Morse Lumber Company must bear the loss of checks payable to it by A. R. Eldredge, with the clerk Harry implicated in the handling.
In the House the bill gives the Secretary of War discretion to allow any church to erect a chapel at West Point. Proponents say Catholics deserve the same access as Protestants. opponents warn of sectarian control. The measure passed 133 to 2 amid related political exchanges.
During debate on the annexation bill, Mr. Caffery claimed the Sugar Trust favored annexation and would tighten its control over the raw sugar market in the United States. He argued the trust already dominates the market and annexation would strengthen its grip.
The Treasury reports a lull in large subscriptions with small bidders driving demand for the new registered bonds. Sub-treasuries in New York and Washington process mail slowly while Boston sees strong applications from postmasters and local banks. Officials expect premium prices up to 110 or 116 and anticipate $15 million to $20 million subscribed in New England, with full allotment favoring larger bidders if small subscriptions fall short.
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