14 Nov 1892
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1892
Page
1
The advertisement promotes our store as the largest buyer of woollens and maker of clothes. It claims direct sales from own stores and offers new style overcoats cut long with 1 2 box made, at prices such as 15 78 or 20. It urges quick consideration to persuade customers to trade locally.
The Pilgrim Spring Bed is billed as the best bed on the market with a claim of low price and straight talk to persuade buyers to choose the Pilgrim over others. Exhibited at 2 Hamilton Place opposite Park Street Church, produced by Atlas Fack Corporation Boston. Warehouses in multiple cities and factories across Massachusetts and beyond.
In Homestead Pennsylvania a riot erupted as strikers clashed with a crowd. Seven colored non union men were attacked while en route to a boarding house. Gunfire and street fighting followed, injuring at least twenty four to thirty and scattering a two thousand strong mob. Several arrests were made and deputies requested.
The ad promotes A McArthur's five Corniill furniture stores featuring fashionable parlor, bedroom and dining room sets and special bargains. It notes not baby carriages but home furniture, inviting calls and visits. An illustrated home furnishing book requires ten cents for mailing.
A Furnishing Department sale begins Monday at 9 a.m. featuring large purchases from leading mills in the country and Europe. Prices are set well below regular values. The event includes products from & RB Morley's English Balbriggan Conradi Friedman Norfolk New Brunswick Stoneman Jersey Ribbed Batlbriggans Camel's Hair silkbound and other soft fabrics and medicated scarlets.
London witnesses a massive Trafalgar Square gathering marking the fifth anniversary of Bloody Sunday. Speakers include James Tims John Burns and Mrs Aveling with notable mentions of Karl Marx daughters and Conybeare. Police reserve forces stand by as crowd disperses peacefully.
At a Bretlin meeting of German anarchists on November 13 participants urged honoring Chicago's Haymarket martyrs with a general strike against the bourgeoisie. Speakers argued revolution requires prison and scaffold, and that violence propaganda is more potent than speeches in the Reichstag.
Angelo Petrillo, condemned for the murder of countryman Dimeo, faced execution with a complex mood. After a day of bravado during the gallows setup, he attended mass in the jail chapel with Rev Father Alussi, then greeted his wife and infant, showing cheerfulness and urging care for his children before the scheduled fatal moment.
A heavy earthquake震 was felt in San Francisco at 4 45 this morning and at other California points. No damage beyond broken glass was reported.
On November 13 Officer Palmer discovered 85 year old Roger Kennedy in a fireless Daly's block attic on Suffolk street. He had nothing to eat for days, lived in a room with rags and a toppled stove. Kennedy's wife is jailed. Dr. Ricker sent him to City Farm.
At a Pawtucket Mule Spinners Association meeting on Saturday, members voted to demand a 15 percent wage increase to harmonize labor prices in Pawtucket and Fall River. The Pawtucket group is the lone Rhode Island branch of the National Association of Mule Spinners. Noted a local ad for Salvation Oil at twenty five cents a bottle.
Boston political scene centers on a Democratic mayoral race between Owen A. Galvin and incumbent Matthews. Galvin headquarters open at Quincy House as convention setters prepare to name the ticket next Thursday. Both camps claim a majority, with confidants promising reasons for Galvin’s nomination.
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