12 Nov 1892
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1892
Page
1
Local retailer advertises remaining Commonwealth stock at very low prices and notes a large selection of in-house coats also available, inviting customers to inspect stock for savings.
The full street floor is filled with exquisite SiADES and six spacious parlors above showcase hundreds of varieties of the latest artistic designs in electric and combination displays. The magnificent show surpasses any previous displays and invites public inspection.
The ad promotes attracting 100,000 new customers by offering latest designs, stylish furniture, and prices lower than cash houses and instalment houses in New England. It promises long-standing customers and emphasizes exceptionally low prices to draw new buyers.
The Boston Daily Globe announced its Wednesday circulation reached a peak never before achieved by any U S newspaper, signaling a national record for print readership.
Ada Bache-Cone offers practical guidance on women earning a living in her upcoming Globe feature. Teas for Children outlines etiquette for hosting guests and receiving callers. Clara Bunce shares ideas for acceptable, valued Christmas gifts. Shirley Dare provides winter fuel usage tips benefiting many families.
The revision of Marlboro votes adds 100 miscounted ballots to Governor Russell, increasing his plurality to 2037. Initial tallies showed Hamlin 48 Haile 981 Russell 1849 and a 368 lead, later corrected to Haile 9851 and Russell 1449 with a 468 lead.
AF Gibson's whiskeys meet consumer and trade needs bottled under Moore and Sinnott's label for sale by druggists grocers and reliable liquor dealers.
Bradstreet's reports 188 business failures in the United States this week, fewer than 268 in the same week last year. Canada recorded fourteen failures, compared with thirty in the prior year, reflecting lighter commercial distress.
The steamer Lizzie Henderson bound from New York reports that on November 10 off Ocean City Second Mate Nicholas Thomas fell from the main house while hauling the foresheet air and was drowned.
Forecast for Saturday calls for generally fair weather across New England with snow flurries in northern Vermont Maine and New Hampshire and slightly warmer temperatures. Eastern New York expected to be fair in the south with light rain in the north and increasing southwest winds.
SKOWHEGAN ME Nov 11 George W Hawes a prominent local merchant died this morning after a ten day illness He had operated a store here nearly twenty years and was described as enterprising and public spirited The notice closes with an advertisement for Salvation Oil priced at 25 cents.
Philadelphia dispatch reports that General Reeder’s effective Republican state campaign secured a favorable legislature for Quay’s re election. Quay has assured the state chairman of his active support for the governor.
London reporters note the Home Secretary Mr. Asquith has refused to interfere with the court sentence after review of affidavits in the Neill case. Neill’s solicitor Mr. Waters conveyed the decision tonight.
Mary Gillespie Ewing wife of Judge P B Ewing and first cousin of James G Blaine died in Lancaster Ohio today at age 62.
Promote Merlin's Food as a remedy for non thriving infants with claims of turning a weak baby into a strong bright and laughing child. The message emphasizes rapid transformation through a specific product.
The Republican State committee ordered a statewide recount of Governor Russell’s votes, prompting surprise and disappointment from Democratic leaders who fear little change in the final result. Josiah Quincy questions the move and urges observers to watch the process closely while criticizing the law and calling for reform.
Latest returns show Ohio too close for final determination of its electoral votes. Nebraska transfers eight to Harrison, Wyoming three, North Dakota three, South Dakota four to Weaver. California remains Democratic plurality but tight. Senate control remains doubtful with Kansas Republican legislature, Arizona and New Mexico statehood possible and four Democratic Senate seats likely.
King Kel faces a probable loss to the green diamond as a path opens for his departure after this year. A deal at Ham Brock's yesterday signals the only Mike will exit the baseball world. George Engeman and Charles Primrose visited Boston to advance Franklin Park racing plans for next spring and fall. Engeman aims to revamp the Franklin Park course to align with national tracks and noted Clifton, N J will likely open in February. A New Jersey pool bill is expected to pass in January with support from the Governor-elect and majority lawmakers.
An advertisement claims Dr Bull's Cough Syrup is sold widely and always cures coughs and colds, presenting a bold health assurance without evidence.
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