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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1894
Page
1
Retailer admits miscalculation on fall demand and heavy stock of fine apparel. Market shift prompts sale of four-tailor quality suits overcoats and ulsters at $9.75, including 44 to 48 inch overcoats and wool lined Ulsters, originally $15. Offer promotes durable all wool beaver and kersey coats and black shetland garments at reduced prices.
Dr Doyle, though his stay was brief, personally bore the memorial carried to London society. It featured Sago palms tied with purple ribbons and adorned with English violets bride roses and asparagus vines.
A wholesale clothing firm sues Massachusetts Clothing Co known as My Clothier at 90 Hanover Street claiming garments are sold below cost. Bernard M. Wolf, owner, says suits at 7.97 dollars are loss leaders and promises to unload stock within forty eight hours to aid shoppers during hard times.
News dispatch from New York reports a rumor that John W. Goff was shot or shot at. Police investigations followed but a later telegraph update says the report is unfounded as Goff was found at home and denied the story.
Fall River today carries a posted notice regarding Iron Works Mills dated November 1. The brief item notes an official announcement or action connected with the mill, with no further details provided in the available text.
The body of Alexander III will be carried to St. Petersburg with the Black Sea Fleet escort to Odessa and then by train to St. Petersburg for funeral rites. Final ceremonies expected in about two weeks as Nicholas II poised to be proclaimed.
Boston City Hall faced shock as the Municipal League leveled corruption and mismanagement charges against current officials. Key points accuse the claims committee of taking percentages, license committee fees for prize fights, and improper hotel and carriage bill practices.
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