Boston Clothing Sale Claims Record Failure
A massive clothing sale at 91 Summer Street Boston markets the entire stock from the Famous Cloth ing House of New York with prices at a quarter real value. The sale claims 275000 dollars worth of men and boys spring clothing including suits overcoats and hats with money back guarantees and home inspection periods. The event runs daily from 8 am with extended hours and promises to drain the stock of 793 Broadway.
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Summer Street
Broadway
New York
Boston
Cc Ee Bss Cess
Summer St
Wealthy coal dealer linked to death of Annie McGrath
Detectives believe Samuel Langdon knew Annie McGrath was dead when he left their room at 2926 Girard Ave. Langdon may have feared arrest and sent a postcard to conceal guilt. McGrath, engaged to jeweller Fred Fitzsimmons, planned marriage on June 24. Police review towels and stomach analysis as coroner prepares inquest and funeral plans proceed in West Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Samuel P. Langdon
Annie J. McGrath
Girard Avenue
Langdon
Annie
Fred Fitzsimmons
Westchester
Miss McGrath
Fitzsimmons
Atlantic City
Effie
Professor Leffmann
Telephone Under the Sea Invention Aims Across Ocean
C D Vaughn of the Western Union station in New York announces an invention to allow telephone communication across the ocean. He says he has heard a ticking watch 1500 miles away over a wire and explains the improved induction coil and transmitter will handle forty to fifty volts and thirty five to forty cells. He will seek permission to test on Western Union wires.
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New York
C. D. Vaughn
Western Union Telegraph Company
West Fifty-fifth Street
Vaughn
Western Union Company
Bishop Labrecque seeks Vatican inquiry into clerical political interference
May appeal to the pope as Bishop Labrecque denounces Liberal MPs in Dominion Parliament for opposing the Manitoba remedial bill. He had forced L Électeur to apologize for supporting a Conservative candidate in Charlevoix. The Courier de Charlevoix targets Liberal leaders as traitors and calls for a Vatican inquiry into clerical interference in elections.
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Quebec
Labrecque
Chicoutini
Dominion
Manitoba
L’electeur
Charlevoix County
L’électeur
le Courier de Charlevoix
Courier
J. S. Tarte
Laurier
Messrs
Tarte
Canada
Withdraw Petition for Massachusetts Benefit Life Association
William F. Simpson of Boston withdraws his petition for a receiver of the Massachusetts Benefit Life Association after investigation. He says continuation would harm many policy holders and that managers acted to meet death claims as advised by state insurance commissioners.
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Massachusetts Benefit Life Association
William F. Simpson
Boston
Unknown man killed by freight near Ballardvale
The body of an unknown man was found beside the tracks at Ballardvale and brought to Lawrence. He suffered a crushed skull and a broken arm. A letter from Isaac Prouty & Co. of Spencer in his belongings named Walter Shaw of 108 Summer street Boston. Shaw identified a similarly described man seeking work as a lasting machine operator. Police pursued uncertain leads, including a possible misidentification of Mr. Shaw.
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Lawrence
Ballardvale
Boston
Isaac Prouty & Co
Spencer
Walter Shaw
Summer Street
Ernest E. Lindstrom
Post
Shaw
Ernest Lindstrom
Red and Blue factions spark excitement at Cambridge Y M C A
Cambridge Y M C A splits into Reds and Blues with a prize of a turkey supper for the side recruiting the most new members. The loser dines on crackers and water. The April 30, 1895, award date draws public interest as both sides woo crowds at events and stage speeches.
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Cambridge Young Mens Christian Association
Reds
Blues
Cambridge
Association
Port activity and vessel movements near Narragansett Bay
Captain Joseph K. Corea is named assistant wharfinger of Commercial wharf. Barkentine Bruce Hawkins to load lumber at Savannah, leaving after repairs. Plum Beach Shoal buoy moved slightly, with black fixed light. Several ships report wreckage, groundings, and cargoes off New York and Narragansett Bay, including El Capitan aground in New York Bay and Joseph Eaton, Jr. chartered for iron pyrites cinders transport.
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Joseph K. Corea
Provincetown
Barkentine
Bruce Hawkins
Savannah
Lighthouse Board
Plum Beach
Narragansett Bay
S. W
Emma Ll. Shaw
Porter
Philadelphia
Turk’s Island
Caicos Island
McGrath
Ethelwold
Jamaica
Gulf Stream
Leibnitz
New York
River Plate
Pernambuco
Matheson
Yamari
Santa Martha
el Capitan
Shanghai
West Bank
New York Bay
Joseph Eaton, Jr
Barnstable
Fisher
Mediford
Cochran Chemical Company
Everett
Newton Creek
N. J
Mystic River
Malden Bridge
Nellie
Samuel Little
Massasoit
Newport News
London
R. Bowers
Charleston
S. C
Nobska
George W. Pride
Vineyard Haven
W C T U Opposes Smoke Talks at Suffolk Convention
The W. C. T. U. Suffolk county convention adopted resolutions protesting the growing fashion of holding smoke talks in men’s clubs and organizations. They argued the ads give tobacco respectability and mislead youth, urging fathers to reconsider their influence on boys and young men.
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Suffolk
Atiston
No Doubling Doubt on Dr Bull’s Cook AyruP Efficacy
Ambiguous OCR fragment notes efficacy claims for Dr Bull’s Cook AyruP with repeated assertion of consistent results. No clear date or location, but references a product and its perceived success.
Liberal conference backs Rosebery leadership pledge
At Huddersfield a National Liberal Federation session adopted a unanimous resolution reaffirming faith in Lord Rosebery and his colleagues. The move, led by Robert J. Price and supported by Herbert Samuel and Herbert J. Gladstone, vows Liberals to education and organization to ensure the party's triumph. Only forty MPs attended.
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London
National-Liberal Federation
Huddersfield
Robert J. Price
M. P
Liberal Party
Price
Herbert Samuel
Home Counties
Herbert J. Gladstone
Lord Rosebery
House of Commons
Boy chained to log freed by humane society action
An 11 year old from Jeffersontown Louisville arrived with a two foot chain on his ankle. He says his father William Hendron has kept him chained to a log for two years. The boy was taken to a hardware store to remove the chain and placed in the custody of the Humane Society. The elder Hendren will be prosecuted.
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Louisville
Elbert Hendron
Jeffersontown
William Hendron
The
Humane Society
Hendren
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Yvankekee’s
McGratt
Telephone
England
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Pete
Me Rey
Tee
Pacer
Shelby
Cambridge Y. M. C. A
Rosebery
British National-Liberal Federation
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