Lusterless Black Suitings Presented to Customers
A dress goods dealer announces an unusual lineup of made-up fabrics described as uncommonly fine lusterless black suitings for customers seeking solid color textiles.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1893
Page
1
Garments from Domestic and Foreign Makers Sold
Airamental Black showcases coats vests and trousers for men and boys including single and double breasted sacks ultramodern cutaways Creedmoor suits jackets and short trousers. Fabrics from Brooks Clay Fox Hochkanum Springville Saxon and Wauthorn feature refined finish and workmanship aimed at business and professional gentlemen and youths aged 4 to 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks, Clay
Fox
Renaissance festival to transform Boston gallery crowds
Boston art scene previews a Renaissance themed festival at the Museum of Fine Arts on April 5 from 8 to 12. The Boston Art Students Association and trustees invite patrons to dress in period costume 1400 to 1650. A six group procession through the galleries will feature five European courts led by noted locals and guest designers with 600 participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Museum of Fine Arts
Copley Square
Boston Art Students’ Association
Holker Abbott
Wellesley Hills
Mass
Martin Brimmer
Henry L. Higginson
Frederick L. Ames
Julia Ward Howe
Janeis I. Amory
Charles G. Loring
William F. Apthorp
J. Grafton Minot
John ©. Bancroft
Edward Robinson
Edward W. Codman
Alexander Cochrane
Charles 5. Sargent
Samuel Eliot
J. Montgomery Sears
William Fay
Nathaniel Thayer
John JL. Gardner
George Tyson
William W. Greenough
Frederic P. Vinton
Richard P. Hallowell
Samuel D. Warren, Jr
Augustus Hemenway
Henry Whitman
Roger Wolcott
Costume Committee
Sorey Wight
John L. Gardner
Worth
Apthorp
Thayer
New York
Henry VIII
Katherine Fay
Pope Nicholas V
Ralph Adams Cram
Blanche Shimmin
Henry IV
Navarre
John E. Peabody
Barrett Wins Narrow Victory in Republican Convention
Complexion of the Republican Convention shows Speaker Barrett edging out rival Hayes by a single vote. The Charlestown caucuses were quiet yet tense as factions awaited results and pondered future politics in the seventh district. The outcome leaves Barrett as the superior political figure, with Hayes’ future uncertain and potential shifts possible as delegates balance power before the lodge succession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett
Henry Cabot Lodge
Charlestown
Room On Top And The Place We Occupy
Our stock of neckwear is the best selection in both style and quality. Kid gloves for 98 cents are in the latest shades and selling well. Easter purchases urged. We are up in the business but down in prices. Find everything kept in a first class furnishing store. Hats for 1.95.
Strassburg Towed After Propeller Shaft Breaks At Sea
Third Officer Muhle reports the Bremen steamer Strassburg, with 40 cabin and 476 steerage passengers, broke its propeller shaft near lat 41.35, long 62.08 on March 25. Tow lines failed twice using Chester, then two tugs towed the ship to quarantine after a difficult voyage in fog and snow squalls toward Sandy Hook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Muhle
Strassburg
Bremen
Chester
Sandy Hook
City
East Boston backs tunnel to city rapid transit
A mass meeting at Lyceum Hall East Boston urged a tunneled link to Boston arguing it would provide rapid transit at low cost. Edward Atkinson and Osborne Howes Jr urged subways as the sole easy path, proposing multiple tunnels meeting at Music Hall with toll free access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum Hall
East Boston
John H. Sullivan
J. L. Bates
Bates
Boston
Castle Island
Edward Atkinson
Scollay Square
Atkinson
Osborne Howes, Jr
Rapid Transit Commission
Copsey Square
Post Office
Music Hall
Park Square
South Boston
Cambridge
Roxbury
Charlestown
Whitney
West End Road
Potter
Potter & Wrightington
David F. Barry
Common Council
Jesse Gove
Commercial travellers adopt Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup
Commercial travellers invariably provide themselves with Dr Bull's Cough Syrup. An advertisement style line notes the common habit among traveling salespeople and their preferred remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bull
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Renaissance Barrett
Grear Souress
FE. W. Burdett. CO
C. Perkins
A. W. Stover
W. H. Boardman
Mr. Barrett
Mr. Hayes
Eee Barrett
Hayes
Ward - Rule Natn
Ward
Chelsea
Wakefield
Ey Stoneham Everett
Ity
Ness
Browning, King & CO
Washington St
Col
Columbia
Columbus Avenue
Lincoln, Gov, Beach St
United States Hotel
Brown, Durrell & CO
William Hi
Tremont St
HOR Press
Boston Post
HP. Vieth
I’roprietor
Plymouth Rock
Corner DIX Place
Jackson & Co
Wckson & CO
Chicago
Nobby
The
L.P. Hatch & CO
Old South Church
Old Colony
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
J.T. Phelps
State Agt
Bostolee
Maxwell’s Plum
Washington
Cleveland
Lawrence Maxwell
Cincinnati
Maxwell
Ohio
Kassan Street
Washingston St
Cor, West
Boylston
Washineton
New England
Gibson’s
Berury
Kaernten
Bleiberg
George Bred Williams
United States
Watteau
Antony Watteau
Paine’s Furniture Co
Canal ST
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Boston and Maine Depot
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