Great Spring Clean-Up Suit Sale Opens Saturday
In a renewed rush of trade, the store urges tardy customers to hurry for great values. Remaining lots go on sale Saturday with 200 all wool spring suits at 5 dollars, 8 and 10 prices. 500 all wool suits at 7 dollars. 500 spring trousers at 2 dollars.
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Washington St
Navin Bros
Temple Pl
Kersey
Melton
R. T. Almy & Co
Hayward Place
Spitz Bros. & Mark
Godfrey Morse
Traveler Shoe
Boston
Washington Street
Springfield
Mass
Main Street
Gunboat Machias Returns to Boston After 15000 Mile Cruise
The U S gunboat Machias docked in Boston Harbor after a 15000 mile voyage from Asia to the Atlantic. Crew members, including Chief Quartermaster Russell Aikin, report hearing of the Maine disaster at Madeira and Gibraltar. The ship, built in Bath Maine in 1892, carries eight 4 inch guns and a crew of 140 under Captain J F Merry.
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United States
Machias
Boston Harbor
Commodore Howison
Navy Yard
Howison
Navy
Castine
Bath
Post
China
Japan
Russell Aikin
Nagasaki
Hong Kon
Singapore
Colombo
Aden
Port Said
Villa Frenche
Genoa
Algiers
Gibraltar
Madeira
Maine
Oen
Norfolk
J. F. Merry
Lng
Yepaire Tekre
Hampton Roads
Spring Advertising Offers Fresh Men’s Clothing in Boston
Originality in advertising and scrupulously fair methods define Substantial and Stylish Clothing. New and first class is the keynote with spring suits and overcoats from six fifty to twenty five dollars. The shop promises fresh goods, frank product statements, and the fairest prices in Boston.
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Boston
Prison worker killed with ax in Brookline dispute over wife
At Attleboro on March 18 John Cotter a boss stone cutter at Dr Solomons sanitarium was murdered by fellow worker Matthew Horrigan. Horrigan struck Cotter with an ax splitting his skull and Cotter survived about two hours before death. The motive stemmed from a quarrel over a remark about Cotter's wife Mrs Cotter and tension between the men after that dispute.
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Attleboro
John Cotter
Dr. Solomon’s Sanitarium
Matthew Horrigan
Horrigan
Cotter
Pawtucket
Hor
Rigan
Orrigan
Jack
Solomon
Canton
Soner
Brookline
Holden
Judy
Lectures at Tremont Temple With Stereopticon Views
A lecture series at Tremont Temple on March 21 and March 26 and 27 will use over 100 stereopticon views. A Maine incident will be a special illustrated feature in the program.
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Tremont Temple
Maine
Longtime Boston ship chandlery man James Baker dies at 66
James Baker of Brookline and Newton Street died after a long illness at his home. Born near South Dennis, he moved to Boston and joined his family business Hall & Baker, later Baker & Humphrey, until his death. He leaves a widow and two sons. services were planned for 2 45 this afternoon.
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James Baker
Brookline
Newton Street
Juda Baker
South Dennis
Cape Cod
Mr. Baker
Boston
Commercial Street
Hall & Baker
Hall
Baker & Humphrey
Board of apportionment bill reappears in House altered
The bill for a mayoral board of apportionment is trimmed to five members including the Mayor and Aldermen chair with two elected at large. Two-year terms pay ten dollars per meeting and four votes plus the Mayor needed for action. The House also acts on State House charges against the engineer department and trims park and sewer funding. A separate insanity board bill advances, appointing five-year governors and non civil service hiring for hospitals and asylums.
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Quincy
Board of Statistics
House
Committee On
State House
William Kells
Ward 15
Quilinane
Lawrence
Jones
Somerville
Peter Kinney
Schetases
Ells
Phinney
Neein
Senate
Etraoan
Boston
Massachusetts Hospital
Massachusetts School
Hospital Cottages
Chilren
Noted railroad executive Allyn Cox dies in New York
Allyn Cox a prominent railroad man tied to Vanderbilt interests died suddenly in his Madison Avenue office. He served as secretary treasurer of the Nickel Plate and held posts with Canada Southern and Beech Creek. Cox aged 63 lived in Yonkers and collapsed after a coughing fit and hemorrhage following lunch with his brother Charles F. Cox.
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New York
Allyn Cox
United States
Vanderbilt
Madison Avenue
Cox
New York, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad Company
Nickel Plate
Canada Southern Pot
Beech Creek
Charles F. Cox
The
Kansas Southern
Mr. Cox
Yonkers
Lawyer Beckley Shot in Vanderbilt Building Office
New York March 18 Lawyer tater ette Beckley was fatally wounded in his Vanderbilt building office at 11 30 today during a quarrel over money matters. Mrs Dora Arnold a widow of East Thirty eighth street shot him and was taken to custody after the partner of Beckley restrained the assailant. The hospital reports he cannot live more than hours.
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New York
Taterette R. Beckley
Vanderbilt Building
Dora Arnold
Thirty Eighth Street
Hudson Street Hospital
Sepceeses
Beckley
Vanderbilt
Mr. Beckley
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R. H. White
Aster
W. 14Th St
S Rin
Tremont At
Christian Science
Science and Health
Glover Eddy
Tans
PHI Delta Theta
Maseachusetts Alpha
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
American House
G. H. McGrew
Harvard
B. F. Hurd
Cornell
F. H. Clapp
University of Vermont
Cretary
H. Rice
Dartmouth
H A. Spaulding
Williams
H. L. Iren
Amherst
W. W. Case
Allesbeny
Lewis
New Or la
Messrs
H. Wright
A. C. Griffin
Amerst
Dr.encer
Preaoder
Philadelphia
Mare B. Stetson
Leopold Morse & CO
Cor. Brattle
Horticultural Hall
Henry D. Perky
New Era Cooking School
Worcester
Harriet A. Higbee
Feerehd Es
Derby
S. Vorenberg & CO
Hanover St
U.S
Charles
Captain Sorensen
Allright
Allerig
Allright Allright
Navin
Kelly
Clothiers and Outfitters
Washingaton & Beach Sts
Alfred Sorensen
Fort Constituon
Fideman
Knowlton
Portsmouth
N. H
Fort Constitution
Trilby
Tuge Jones
Gloucester
Henry Minnett
Wabash
Urie
Charlestown Navy Yard
Minnett
Ae Scone
M Turda
Spitz Bros, & More
Summer Street
Samuel Rabsin
Fort Warren
Rabsin
Triton
Key West
Sicard
Cuba
Charles Mason Fuller
Strachan & Kelley
City Hall Ave
Allyn Fox
Mneill
Ira Steward McNeill
Irving Street
Wyoming
J. C. Jaynes
West Newton Unitarian Church
Savannah
Thomas F. Barr
Carter
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