22 May 1897
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1897
Page
1
A Boston retailer announces an immense sale of M Mamlock & Son suits from New York stock. The store claims the garments were built for this season and would normally fetch twice their sale price. Bargains touted as the truest meaning of the word.
The advertisement lists trousers priced at $2, $2.50, $3, and $3.35 with regular prices stated as 3, 4, 5 and 6. It advertises cassimeres woolens, stripes, checks, fancy mixtures, French waistbands, and 38 patterns available for future purchase savings.
Bargain bicycle suits offered at 3.00 3.50 4.00 and 4.50 dollars. Sold elsewhere for higher prices. Well and strongly made. Popular cloth patterns. The Biker's opportunity is here.
In Madrid the Duke of Tetuan slapped Senator Comas prompting a brawl in the chamber. Seconds were chosen and a duel seemed possible but the code duello led to no duel after witnesses met with seconds. Premier Canovas and Sagasta discussed the incident, with Tetuan resigning temporarily before staying in office.
Miss Tessie Lewis vanished from Wollaston Thursday morning prompting police to widen inquiries. Officials suspect Albert King, the bank messenger connected to the case, may be in or near Cambridge Medford or unfamiliar cities as investigators pursue leads across New England and into Canada.
United States Minister Terrell escorts Major General Nelson A. Miles and entourage to the Selamlik ceremony. Miles then receives a special audience with the Sultan before heading to Thessaly. Captain Scriven is nominated military attaché at the American embassy in Constantinople.
An instalment of the relief appropriation for suffering Americans in Cuba was received by Consul-General Lee via treasury cable transfer and placed on deposit with G. Lawton Childs & Co., the local American bank in Havana.
Michael Cohen of 42 Lopaz Street fell while learning to ride a bicycle on the park way last evening and broke both bones of his left leg above the ankle. He was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
A young man matching Albert M. King’s description booked passage on the Allan line steamship Carthaginian sailing for Liverpool with cattle. Chief Detective Carpenter and Inspector Harris await his arrival to arrest him as soon as he comes aboard.
A telegram from Troy New York police chief last night suggests King may be in Troy and asks that no full description of the fugitive be sent. It is believed he provided some details to aid the inquiry.
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