Nothing withheld except prices on three days sale
A Boston retailer proclaims three day sale offering any article at cost to attract new customers. The ad boasts sharp buying, prices below competitors, and a silk going at 7 cents, with a warning that the manufacturer tried to stop the sale. It invites public cooperation and notes low toilet article prices as guides for future purchases.
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Boston
Inaugural Visit Offer to Attract Female Shoppers
A historic ad proposes paying women to visit a store to see its interior. The text promises profits over three days if the initiative succeeds, stating wide interest from thousands of ladies and a belief the effort will continue beyond the initial launch.
Special sale on wardrobes and daily wares at cost
A fragmented notice advertises a three day sale offering umbrellas, brushes, bags, knives, albums, jewelry, dolls, notebooks, soaps, corsets and more at cost. Shoppers are urged to come early on Thursday Friday and Saturday and to return for future purchases.
Notice to the Public About Cutter Whiskey Imitations
Notice warns Boston area drinkers about cheap interior whiskies sold as Cutter Whiskey that are vile imitations lacking age purity or flavor. It advises buying genuine Js. H. Cutter Rye or Bourbon from reputable houses in Boston Providence Woonsocket Lowell Lawrence or Fall River and to insist on the well known Cutter bottle.
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J. H. Cutter
Providence
Woonsocket
Lowell
Lawrence
Fall River
Js. H. Cutter
Governor commutes two murderers to life imprisonment
Ax Spany March 7. Governor Flower commuted the sentences of Thomas Jones and William Henry Parker to life imprisonment. Jones, convicted in Rensselaer county, and Parker, in Niagara county, were to be executed in the week starting March 18. Commutations follow the judge's recommendation.
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William Henry Parker
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Rensselaer County
Parker
Niagara County
Collet Commits Suicide Over Severe Company Losses
Brussels March 7. M Collet, an accountant for a Charleroi coal firm, shot himself to death. The firm’s manager, recently stationed in London, and Collet were both found to be massive defaulters, a factor believed to have driven Collet to suicide.
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Peace Likely Between Rail Lines Shifts Power in New England
New York March 7. Reports say a defensive alliance forms between the New York New Haven Hartford and Boston Maine railroads. A meeting of Morgan Rockefeller and Bishop with Jones Haven and Lawrence produced an agreement to route freight through New York New Haven, with plans to cooperate in New England. The deal could sideline McLeod and alter Reading interests, hinting at a Boston Maine sale to New Haven or others.
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Post
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Boston & Maine
McLeod
Hudson River
J.mcleod
Philadelphia
Frank Jones
G. G. Haven
C. Lawrence
New Haven Company
J. Pierpont Morgan
William Rockefeller
W. D. Bishop
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New York & New England
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad
New England
Old Colony
Jones-Sinclair
Mr. McLeod
Give Us Dollar Gas Forces City Challenge to Gas Trust
Boston's fight for dollar gas for all reaches a head as Corporation Counsel Babson, for Mayor Matthews and 2000 Boston Post petitioners, argues before gas commissioners. He cites 45 cent cost to make gas and Bay State Gas Company price of $1 per 1000, urging rate reductions for Dorchester Roxbury South Boston and Boston gas firms. The hearing, over two hours, features witnesses, lawyers Greenough Coffin, and commissioners McDonald Towne Barker.
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Boston
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Matthews
Patrick Coyle
Charlestown, Gas Light Company
Bay State Gas Company
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Dorchester
Roxbury
South Boston
Boston Gas Companies
Moody Merrill
I. P. Dresser
Brighton
Charles P. Greenough
A. B. Coffin
Gas
McDonald, Towne and Barker
McDonald
Boston Post
Greenough
Mr. Babson
Newcastle
Bossoon
Blomidon Arrives at Coast for Repairs After Northwest Gales
The three masted schooner Blomidon of Canning from St. Mare Hayti bound to Boston, loaded with logwood, put in for repairs after heavy northwest gales. Captain Potter reports a broken rudder head, washed overboard lock road, torn sails, and severe icing. Detained a week to ten days. Salvation Oil advertised for 25 cents.
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Canning
St. Mare
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Boston
Potter
New England
State Prison in Charlestown Faces Mass Disobedience and Firearm Smuggling
A Massachusetts State Prison is described as heavily controlled by a rebellious inmate mob comprising about two thirds of the convicts. Guards report fear for their lives as revolvers appear secreted in trunks and under coal, with inmates boasting of easy access to weapons and outside knowledge. Officials warn of widespread rottenness inside the walls.
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Post
Charlestown
Booth
Railroad Workers Endorse Dr Bull's Cough Syrup Trust
Railroad employees across shops express strong belief in Dr Bull's Cough Syrup, the long standing remedy touted as a dependable throat and chest tonic by workers and foremen alike.
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