Overcoat Sacrifice Sale by Pioneer Clothing on Washington Street
Pioneer Clothing in Boston advertises a swift sale of high grade overcoats due to a mild season. Lot 1 and Lot 2 offer $10 and $15 value coats at prices from $5.75 to $9.75, with further lots at $13.50 and $18.50 for English Meltons Beavers and velvet trimmed styles. Open evenings at 660 and 662 Washington Street.
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Melton
Kersey
Carr
Fellows
Dobson
Schnabel
Skinner
Belding
Pioneer
Washington Street
Officer on Trial in Assault and Arrest Case
Hearing resumes over Patrolman Thomas Gallagher charged by Mr and Mrs H K Stone with assault and wrongful arrest on November 6 Witnesses including fireman Philip A Tague and Lieutenant Peabody corroborate details Mrs Stone’s intoxication remarks and threat to Gallagher Stone disputes claim while bail commissioner Farley and Captain Wescott corroborate Gallagher’s good record and conduct The case proceeds before Commissioners Martin and Curtis.
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H. K. Stone
Martin and
Curtis
Stone
Officer Gallagher
Philip A. Tague
Bulfinch Street
Derne Street
Tague
Prince George of Greece Named High Commissioner for Crete
Great Britain France and Italy accept Russia's proposal to appoint Prince George of Greece as high commissioner of the powers in Crete. The Turkish government appeals to Germany and Austria but the appeal is ineffective.
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Italy
Russia
Prince George of
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Crete
Germany
Austria
Boston Mate Dies in Cuba Aboard Sullivan
Kendall K. Herrick first mate of the Boston brig Sullivan died in Cardenas Cuba on October 21 after being taken ashore for pneumonia. He was 67, from Sedgwick Maine, left a daughter and son in Bradford Massachusetts. British consul absent, the local cornet looted the vessel. Herrick was buried in Cardenas as the Sullivan departed October 18 reaching Mobile on Tuesday.
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Cardenas
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Wife Denies Forged Notes in Bank Suit Against Baker
Shaw National Bank sued Joshua Baker and Mrs Marianna Baker over two promissory notes totaling $32 500. Mrs Baker testified she did not sign and her husband, who vanished a year ago, admitted forging her name. Judgment awarded to the bank against Baker and to Mrs Baker.
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Joshua Baker
Joshua Baker & Co
Marianna Baker
Stevens
Superior Court
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Cora Bradford in Court Over Taxed Liquor Case
Cora Bradford, known social figure on Worcester street, faced court charged with keeping and exposing intoxicating liquors. She pleaded not guilty, with case adjourned to December 7 for trial on both liquor and disorderly house charges. bonds set at 500 dollars.
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Worcester Street
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Knowlton
Boston Woman's Club House on Beacon Street Planned
The Woman's Club House corp directors sign papers making owner of 13 and 14 Beacon street, at Freeman place corner, with views of Beacon Tremont and School streets. Adjacent to State House and subway stations, the site promises good rentals. Stockholders become part owners as two old buildings yield to a new modern club house to boost rental capacity. Plans to be discussed at January meeting.
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Banquet in Honor of Major-General Miles at Waldorf Astoria
Plans for Friday night’s semi military banquet at the Waldorf Astoria honor Major-General Nelson A. Miles. Speakers include Depew Van Dyke Lowndes Howard Hastings Wolcott Bushnell Watkins Choate and Erber with many dignitaries and uniformed organizations among the guests. Miles hosts a Friday reception at the Majestic Hotel for the Daughters of the American Revolution.
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Nelson A. Miles
Chauncey M. Depew
Henry van Dyke
Lowndes
Maryland
Howard
Hastings
Pennsylvania
Wolcott
Massachusetts
Bushnell
Ohio
Watkins
New Jersey
Joseph H. Choate
Henry
Old Guard
Loyal Legion
Grand Army of the Republic
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Majestic Hotel
Henry H. Adams
Daughters of the American Revolution
Bodies of Heroes Reach Massas: Six Soldiers Permitted Through New York
George W. Hubbard and A. F. Enkarten of the Second Massachusetts Volunteers obtained permits from the Health Board to transport six soldiers through New York en route to Massachusetts. The soldiers died of noncontagious diseases. The bodies arrived on the Panama yesterday.
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Mt Holyoke College marks sixty second anniversary
South Hadley November 9 Mt Holyoke College celebrated its 62nd anniversary with an alumni gathering and trustees meeting. Guests arrived Monday as graduates, trustees and friends toured campus sites. The day featured a Mary Lyon Hall trustee session, a dinner, and founders day exercises in Mary Lyon Chapel with anthem by J Stainer and solos by Mabel Fitch and Fred Goodwin, followed by an address by Rev Stephen G Barnes of Longmeadow.
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Blessing and Opening of Holy Ghost Hospital for Incurables
The Holy Ghost Hospital for Incurables in Cambridge will be blessed on November 17 by Archbishop Williams and opened to the public. The Gray Nuns run the non sectarian hospital which welcomes patients of all denominations. A solemn high mass starts at 9 o clock in the chapel with clergy from Cambridge and nearby cities.
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Campridge
P. G. McDermott
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East Cambridge
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Honors to Spanish Dead in Cuba Procession for General Vara del Rey
Word reached Santiago de Cuba that after a long search General Vara del Reys body was found near El Caney. A dawn procession escorted the remains toward Santiago with four US Fifth Infantry companies and a band in attendance. The Cubans wonder at American honors for Spaniards as the body is moved to Havana with another general to follow.
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Santiago DE Cuba
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Subway Explosion Revival Fights 1897 Injury Claim
The first trial of a personal injury action from the March 4 1897 subway explosion opened in Boston Superior Court with Wolf Kaplan, 15, suing via his father against Boston Gas Light Bay State Gas West End Street Railway Metropolitan Construction Edison Electric for 10000 dollars. He was on Tremont Street when the blast occurred and witnesses are expected. eminent counsel for all sides.
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Superior Court
Wolf Kaplan
Bootblack
Boston Gas Light Company
Bay State Gas Light Company
Metropolitan Construction Company
Edison Electric Illuminating Company
West End Street Railway Company
Tremont Street
Steamer Furnessia and Scandinavian Run Aground in Clyde
Two transatlantic vessels the Furnessia of Anchor Line under Captain Harris from New York and the Scandinavian of Allan Line under Captain Eastaway from Boston are aground in the Clyde but expected to float at high water.
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Memorial Dormitory Dedicated at Soldiers Home
A large gathering representing the Woman's Relief Corps G A R and related groups dedicated a new thirty two bed dormitory at the Soldiers Home in Chelsea to General Horace Binney Sargent. Speakers highlighted the home’s history and the relief work funded by state organizations. A marble bust of General Sargent by Cyrus Cobb was unveiled and Governor Wolcott sent a proxy, praising the soldiers and the home’s mission.
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Willard C. Kinsley
Somerville
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Louise Shaffer
Ober Towne
Sarah E. Fuller
General Sargent
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George S. Evans
Horace Binney Sargent
Home
Cyrus Cobb
Evans
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J. Payson Bradley
John A. Andrew
Roger Wolcott
Hattie A. Ralph
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G. A. R. William A. Bartlett
W. Leonard Crouch
Sargent
California
Fanny B. Hazen
Army Nurses’ Association
America
Endowment Receives 100000 For Mt Holyoke Dormitory And Science Fund
The Mt Holyoke College treasurer A L Williston of Northampton reports a 100000 endowment gift from the late Charles P Wilder of Wellesley Hills in memory of his wife Mary Wilder. The donation, directed to the Boston Mt Holyoke Alumnae Association, funds half a new dormitory and the college endowment for the science department’s support and expansion.
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Northampton
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Wellesley Hills
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Boston
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Malden Doctors Held on Malpractice Charge
In Malden District Court H S Cardy Chelsea City Physician James H Sexton and Malden doctors W D Nutter Charles D McCarthy faced charges of causing the death of Mrs Louise S Bradbury of Chelsea by malpractice Oct 7. Sexton named principal with others as accessories. Examinations waived and each held on 2000 bond for grand jury.
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Chelsea
James H. Sexton
W. D. Nutter
Charles D. McCarthy
Louise S. Bradbury
Sexton
Lost candidates and old colonial whiskey ad teaser
Lost are the spirits of the defeated candidates for office. We have one consolation till the time comes when luck turns. Our old colonial whiskey at 81.50 per quart braced up the fathers and is the same today absolutely pure. Try it. Cushing Process CQ. 580 Washington Street Boston.
Boyle Bros celebrate decade with unprecedented offers
Ten years of growth for Boyle Bros. in New England, with four stores and two buildings, are marked by an anniversary week offer that requires no money down from customers. The firm credits its success to customer feedback and smiles as crowds fill ledgers and rooms each day. Reports also note maritime incidents and local commerce glimpses alongside ship movements and fish market notes.
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Iain H. W. Pierce sails from East Boston with mixed passenger list
The passenger steamer Iain H. W. Pierce departs East Boston at 6 30 AM bound for Queenstown and Liverpool carrying 15 second cabin 110 steerage and several saloon passengers including G E D Astwood John Smith G W Gibson Jessie Marshall S W Hardy and S Smith. Nearby notes honor for the deceased steamship manager John B Coyle Jr and mention of relatives, flags at half mast for the Portland International Metropolitan Philadelphia and Baltimore lines. Other arrivals include Cambro man, Lancastrian from Liverpool Barrowmore from London Bogstad from Java and Saginaw from the Clyde line with logs and sugar cargoes. Barrowmore reports a stowaway Henry Rath e 18 from Ohio. crews report rough seas and delays.
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Hull
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Cunard
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Pasperooean
American Sugar Refining Company
Trade mark case over Waltham watches heard in Supreme Court
The American Waltham Watch Company sues the United States Watch Company claiming infringement of the marks Waltham and Waltham Watch. It seeks an injunction and accuses the defendant of selling similar watches since 1877 with misleading branding. Defendant argues Waltham terms are geographic and that it has never passed off its watches as the plaintiff's. Witnesses testified, hearing not finished.
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Knowlton
Supreme Court
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Waltharma
U. S
Waltham, Mass
Watch Co
U.S
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