Jersey Suits Offered In Sizes Eight Regulars
A sale note lists 100 all wool Jersey suits in blue and brown from size eight, priced at 2.70.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1894
Page
1
Mayor attacked during Meigs bill hearing on Boston elevated railroad
At a Finance Committee hearing on the Meigs bill to incorporate the Boston Elevated Railroad Company, Captain Melos and associates leveled personal accusations at Mayor Matthews. City Solicitor Bailey admonished them to focus on the bill, while Willard Howland outlined routes and bill features. The session ended with extended cross questioning of Captain Meigs and adjourned to next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Committee On Finance
Boston Elevated Railroad Company
Meigs
George H. Towle
Matthews
Towle
Bailey
Green Room
Willard Howland
Howland
Boston
Common Council
Long Island City
Pat Gleason
Simpson
Rapid Transit Commission
Mr. Towle
Rosnosky
Shute
Joe Meigs
West End
Franklin Park
Mr. Batley
Mr. Mellen
Nathan Matthews, Jr
Mr. Bailey
City Council of
Regional coke strike ends with full shutdown across Rainey region
In Connellsville Pennsylvania on May 7 the strike victory is reported as Rainey and nearby pits including Fort Hill Elm Grove Paul and Moyer fully shut down. Operators halted activity after Rainey closure and the entire coke region remained quiet as workers were brought out.
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Connellsville
Penn
Rainey
Paul and Moyer
Fort Hill
Elm Grove
Mr. Braddock
Fire destroys three buildings and ten horses in Roslin Dale
George W. Cobleigh’s blacksmith shop livery stable and carriage shed on Birch street burned last night. Fire reported at 10:15 with rapid spread. 23 horses housed, 13 saved, 10 perished in stalls. Carriages harnesses and other goods also lost. Estimated loss 14000 dollars, limited insurance coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birch Street
Roslindale
George W. Cobleigh
Suit for Alienation of Marital Affections in High Society
Mrs. John Brown widow of a defunct millionaire filed in the Supreme Court against John Edward Brown and Howard C. Daniels for $100000 alleging her husband’s family subjected her to persecution and efforts to separate them. She described a life of harassment since marriage and repeated letters from her husband seeking meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brown
Supreme Court
John Edward Brown
Howard C. Daniels
John W. Corcoran
Brown
Post
Douglas Greene
Temple Street
Boston
Daniels
Concord
Mass
Warnerville
Worcester
Bay State House
Crawford House
Wife of Mr Brown Claims Family Poisoned Mind and Court Battle
Private investigators hired by the Brown family are alleged to have tried to sever the marriage by spreading rumors and intercepting letters. The wife cites fifty letters from Mr Brown detailing love and plans for support, with court readings anticipated. Attorneys Morse and Bouve may represent Brown and Daniels respondents.
Imported Elastic Web Suspenders Sale Contract
500 dozen fine imported Elastic Web Suspenders with silk end drawer support ers, solid nickel plate buckles and leather trimmings offered at 60 cents per pair.
Croker Declines Active Role in Tammany Hall
New York May 7 Richard Croker head of Tammany Hall says he will not resign the leadership but will not attend to active work. He states the executive committee must appoint sub committees to handle daily tasks and that he will provide assistance only as needed after thirty years of service.
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New York
Richard Croker
Tammany Hall
Aest
Weather forecast for New England region issued
May 7 8 pm forecast for Tuesday calls for fair conditions over Maine New Hampshire Massachusetts Vermont Rhode Island Connecticut and eastern New York with cooler temperatures and west winds.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Vermont
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Amendments issued as Democratic tariff compromise bill
Washington May 7 Democratic members of the finance committee released the revised tariff bill amendments after a brief debate. The package spans eighty one pages with about 400 changes, restoring many House duties, removing items from the free list including some agricultural products, and keeping the sugar schedule at 40 percent ad valorem plus a small extra duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Finance Committee
Jones
Senate
Hawaii
Lead
May party marks first Atlantic Club event in East Boston
The Atlantic Athletic Club of the North End hosted its first grand May party at Maverick Hall in East Boston last night with a large turnout of attendees.
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The
Atlantic Athletic Club
North End
Maverick Hall
Boston
Griffo Beats Murphy in Eight Round Boxing Bout
Australian featherweight Young Griffo defeated Billy Murphy of New Zealand in eight rounds at the Casino. Referee Captain William Daly Jr ruled Griffo the winner amid boos and calls of robbery from Murphy supporters. Griffo outboxed and outpaced Murphy who showed poor distance judgment and frequent wild swings.
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Young Griffo
Billy Murphy
New Zealand
William Daly, Jr
Murphy
Daly
Griffo
Johnnie Griffin
Billy
Johnnie Breslin
Dan McGivern
Tommy West
Sam Fitzpatrick
Mick Dunn
Ed Duray
Dan Murphy
Pete McArdle
Ike Weir
Full-Length Cheval Glass as Social Passport Bargain
The advertisement offers five 2-cent stamps for a General Catalogue with 288 pages and 800 engravings. It promotes personal appearance as social capital and touts a 6-foot cheval with 64-inch glass, priced at $20, highlighted by premium French plate glass and deep bevel for a fashionable display.
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G. W. Simmons & C0
North &J
Oak Hall
Capt. Melos
Committee
Browning, King & CO
Washington St
Kneeland
Junch
Tremont St
India St
Franklin St
Aroh St
Devonshire St
COKE
Plymouth Rock
Eliot St
the den
Essex Mutual Fire Ins. Co
Salem
Frank A. Colley
Exchange Place
Wi. H. Brine
Washington and
Tremont Streets
F. &. Lovejoy
Atwood’'S
North St
Live Ne. Co
Phelps
Tata Agi
Dew
Bosten
Robinson
New England
Garpets
ASY
C. H. Robinson
Dock Sq
In Ali
Madras
Mr. Brown
R. M. Morse
W. L. Bouve
Lic
Croker
Tammany
H. Fraiser
Alfred Griffiths
JHC
J. A
Paine’s Furniture CO
Canal St.ar Statee
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