Coaching Club Spring Meeting Opens in Central Park
The Coaching Club holds its Spring meeting starting at eleven in Central Park New York City. The drive routes to Morris Park and Jerome Park are noted as part of the race-track themed day. The 400 members are described as fashion conscious yet not overly dressed. The vendor promises affordable pricing and a money back guarantee on all goods.
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Central Park
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Morris Park
Jerome Park
My Clothier's Boston Ad May 1804 Bargain Suits Sale
A Boston retail notice from May 1804 promotes fair refund policy within ten days for garments. It advertises blue and black serge suits at 8.50 to 15.00, fifty light-colored single breasted suits at 5.00, and three styles of worsted frock coats with vests at 7.75, sizes 33 to 44.
Weather Forecast for New England Regions
Washington May 25 8 p m forecast for Saturday calls for Maine showers tonight and Saturday with slightly warmer temperatures and north winds. Massachusetts expects showers tonight and likely coastal showers Saturday with a bit warmer air and west winds.
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End of Season Clearance on Boys Suits and Trousers
Removal sale offers entire stock of lads' suits and long trousers sizes 14 to 19 years. Double and single breasted sacks in latest styles, fabrics marked 9 to 15 dollars, closing at 10 dollars. Crowds expected to throng our store for this offer.
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Seno
West
Dan Coakley Attacks Hon. P Maguire in Boston Leader Row
In a heated exchange, Dan Coakley assails Hon. P Maguire over terms he says were applied to the Boston Leader. The confrontation highlights ongoing political tensions and local leadership criticisms in Boston.
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Debate Over Caucus Reform Act Sets Third Reading Stage
In the Massachusetts House a heated debate over the Australian ballot caucus reform bill unfolds as Speaker Meyer presides. Rep Dan Coakley attacks P Maguire as a Boston political dictator while Rep Geary argues for independence and Rep Quinn withdraws an amendment amid party tensions.
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Jury Finds Vincenzo Corchidi Not Guilty in Sacco Murder Case
After eleven hours of deliberation in Superior Criminal Court before Judges Sherman and Fessenden, Vincenzo Corchidi is acquitted of murdering Pasquale Sacco. The not guilty verdict was read at 11 30 p m. Corchidi expressed his innocence in Italian as the clerk discharged him. The jury’s decision followed extensive testimony and debate.
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Mason Found Guilty in Assault Case in Salem
In the Salem Superior Criminal Court Clarence M. Mason was found guilty of assault with intent to kill after a five and a half hour jury deliberation. Mason shot his brother in law James E. Trask in Peabody on March 4. Also guilty pleas were entered by John Eagan on eleven counts of larceny from boarding houses in Lynn. William F. Martin was found guilty of keeping liquor with intent to sell in Salem. all defendants face sentencing on Monday.
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Peabody
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John Eagan
Lynn
Haverhill
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Martin
Wiliam
Elizabeth Gay
New Season Sacks and Frocks Illustrated in 20 Colors
The newest models show longer sacks and frocks with elegance and precision. Garments are made from extensive suitings, available in twenty colorings, ready for immediate wear and priced at $25 to $35. Produced in our own clean workrooms under strict supervision with reliable fabrics and color tests.
Alvin Gages Odd Death Shocks Monson
Alvin A. Gage prominent Monson citizen died after a fall while painting in his parlor. He was found on the floor beside a broken chair with the leg damaged. Born in Ellington Conn October 2 1841 he served in the Twenty seventh Massachusetts Volunteers and held multiple local offices. He leaves a widow and was well to do.
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