Winter Overcoats and Trousers Price List
Winter overcoats priced at 3.00 dollars and worsted trousers at 6.00 dollars. The listing presents basic value points without additional items or context.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1900
Page
10
Strike Averted After Amicable Railroad Agreement
A threatened strike by boiler makers on the Boston and Albany railroad was averted through an amicable agreement between Boston Local No. 9 and President Bliss. Springfield shop workers will return to duty today, and the dispute will be submitted to arbitration with the State board. The issue began when a foreman fired two union men for union affiliation. General rejoicing followed at Allston shops, and Local No. 9 pledged to sustain Springfield union actions. International Union President McNeill approved outcomes and planned to attend a meeting in Albany after notifying the Boston and Albany union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Albany
Boston Local No. 9
Bliss
Road
Springfield
State Board
Allston
Boston
Albany Union
Porto Rico Not Foreign, New York Court Rules
Judge Brown of the U S District Court in New York states Porto Rico, since Spain ceded it to the United States, is not a foreign port but under U S sovereignty. The ruling affects a pilotage dues suit by Ridley Haas and Torgeson against the New York and Porto Rico Steamship Co for services on the steamship Ponce and schooner O F Whittier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Porto Rico
United States
Brown
United Staes District Court
Southern District
Spain
Joseph Ridley
Christian Haas
Thomas Torgeson
New York and Porto Rico Steamship Company
Ponce
O. F. Whittier
Local milliner accuses man of larceny for stock funds
K McDonald of 22 Cheshire street was held for the Superior Court in $2000 bonds by Judge Adams yesterday, on the complaint of Miss May Fonda, milliner, that she entrusted to him $1000 to buy stock for her and that he never delivered the stock certificate or the money. The charge was larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. McDonald
Cheshire Street
Superior Court
Adams
Millick Arrested in Chicago After $200 Dinner
W F Millick a Helena Mont stockman was seized at Chicago Auditorium Annex after ordering a $200 dinner and planning a $100 supper. He grew violent when asked to pay in advance, claiming Union League Boston Somerset and Hanover clubs membership and threatening to sue those who held him there. His plans included forming a cattle syndicate across the Americas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Ill
W. F. Millick
Helena
Mont
Auditorium Annex
Union League Club of
Chicago
Somerset Club
Boston
Hanover Club
London
Peter W. Millick
Hoffman House
New York
North
South
Mayor Flood Arrested in Elmira Forgery Case
Elmira Nov. 13 Dr Frank H Flood mayor of Elmira was arrested this afternoon on a forgery charge by warrant issued by Recorder Michael Danaher upon a complaint sworn by Alderman Francis McCann The day’s action followed rumors since the arrest of Miss Catherine Loonie detailing alleged forgery connections
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmira
Frank H. Flood
Michael Danaher
Francis McCann
Catherine Loonie
Margaret G. Kennedy
Binghamton
Loonie
Auburn
Alderman McCann
Mayor Flood
Sawyer Hassett
Danaher
N. Y
Ambassador Choate Speaks in Edinburgh Lecture on Lincoln
United States Ambassador Joseph H. Choate delivered Edinburgh’s Philosophical Institution inaugural lecture on Abraham Lincoln. Lord Rosebery praised Choate and recounted Civil War memories, while Lee-lynching and forgery cases involving Miss Loonie dominated local headlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
Joseph H. Choate
United States
Great Britain
Philosophical Institution of Edinburgh
Abraham Lincoln
Lord Rosebery
Choate
Fruits For 28 000 People At Farmers Offering
The Farmers Offering program serves 28 278 people as applicants at sub stations arrive with pans baskets and carts. D L Griggs states the goal is to make the Thanksgiving week joyful by distributing vegetables and apples with shipments needed before the 24th to finish serving the needy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Griggs
Rector St. Michael’s Church Targeted by Explosive Parcel
NEW YORK November 13 Reverend Dr John F Peters rector of St Michael s P E Church received an express parcel that proved to be a machine with an explosive. Police arrested Henry H Mallory former janitor at the church after Peters blamed him for his discharge. Mallory denied the charge but was remanded until tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John F. Peters
St. Michael's P. E. Church
Express
Henry H. Mallory
Dr. Peters
Mallory
Poultney Bigelow Returns Home From London Voyage
Poultney Bigelow the author was a passenger on the steamer Minnehaha which arrived today from London detailing his return voyage and arrival in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Poultney Bigelow
London
Duplicity Charged Between City Hall and State House
Boston school committee report cites duplicity between City Hall and State House over school funding and new buildings. City Council vetoes loan bills after governor and mayor objections, leaving Boston schools with no funds for construction. Meeting accepts report and moves to send to City Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Committee On
Lowell
George Putnam
City Hall
Boston
Kenney
Anderson
Gallivan
Eskring
Fifield
McDonald
United States Commission
Burglary Attack On Mrs Potter At Lake Shore Drive
Chicago police investigate a burglary at 130 Lake Shore Drive where a masked man struck Mrs. Orrin Potter with a slingshot and chloroform saturating a sponge. The heavily injured banker’s wife, once revived, described a well dressed negro about 30 with an accomplice waiting outside. She rest began to recover by afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Orrin W. Potter
Lake Shore Drive
Was Miss Whitney Drugged in Auburn Tale
Abbie Whitney of Auburn, about 18, is said to suffer delirious talk of poisoned ice cream and named two Auburn youths and another Lewiston man as parties. Police have learned nothing beyond her statements as she remains under scrutiny in Lewiston on November 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Abbie Whitney
Auburn
Aupare
Lewston
George W. Whitney
Miller Street
New York State Federation of Women's Clubs Holds Sixth Convention
The sixth annual convention of the New York State Federation of Women's Clubs met in Albany with an address of welcome by Mrs. Washington A. Roebling and the president Mrs. William Tod Helmuth delivering the response and annual report. The federation now numbers 204 clubs as Mrs. Alden read a paper on Building a National Organization and praised Susan B Anthony Frances E Willard and Mrs. Margaret Bottome for their good works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
New York State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Washington A. Roebling
William Tod Helmuth
Alden
Susan B. Anthony
Frances E. Willard
Mararet Bottome
Pretty Shop Girls of Boston Hostesses Tonight
Pretty shop girls of Boston are set to host tonight as a formal event unfolds at William Butler Co. Notable participants include Frank W. Garvan, Miss Mary Giloy, and Miss J Katherine Harrington. Gahoee Wieden serves as financial secretary. Elizabeth Shepard chairs arrangements. The gathering marks a premier social highlight for the troupe from the department store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
William
Butler & Co
Mary Giloy
J Katherine A. Harringt
Lecanulrer
Rell Goss
Gahoee- Wieden
Elizabeth G. Shepard
Odd Fellows’ Hall
William 8. Butler
Annie Curtis
Figures Jugged in Alvord Embezzlement Case
A New York hearing on Cornelius L. Alvord Jr. charged with stealing $690,000 from First National Bank was continued. Testimony showed altered totals on Oct 15 and conflicting handwriting by Morton Moore. The case resumes Friday at 2 PM before U S Commissioner Shields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cornelius L. Alvord, Jr
First National Bank
United States
Shields
William Reed
Alvord
Central Office
Edward Armstrong
Boston
Morton V. Moore
Moore
Baldwin
Divorce Mill Indictments Reported in New York
New York November 13 grand jury report shows no indictments against individuals in divorce fraud cases. Foreman and Recorder Goff briefed reporters stating the jury yesterday ordered an indictment drawn against one woman involved in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Goff
Georgia bill to disenfranchise Negroes introduced
In Atlanta on November 18 the Georgia Legislature's lower house saw a bill offered by Representative Hardwick of Washington county to disenfranchise Black voters. A similar measure failed in the previous session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Atlanta
Hardwick
Washington County
Merriam at White House Discusses Reapportionment
Census Director Merriam met the President at the White House to discuss population figures. With a 200,000 ratio and an anticipated rise in total population, the apportionment could add about 15 seats to the next House of Representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Merriam
White House
United States
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Eoans
Cassimere
OLD South Clothing CO
Washington St
Old South Church
Boyle Bros
South End Green
Sosa Waaehington St
Millick
America
Rollins Morse
E. Rollins Morsé
Mr. Millick
West
Benjamin E. Brewster
Exchange Street
Montana
Ilingoln
Miss Loonie
Ambassador Choate
Edinburgh Association
Lincoln
Cheater
Eton
Atlantic
Grant
Sherman
Jefferson Davis
Board
Miss Whitney
Women’s Club
Frank W. Garvan
Manhattan
Marie EB. Gilroy
W. E. Butler Company
Mutual Benefit
Butler
Miss KA Eee
Harrington
Ner Fat Oe Goldson
Atin Pa
Elizab Chaiirman
Butler Ball
Washington and Brattle Streets
Alvord’s
Porter
Paris
Henry Vignaud
Naval Court of Inquiry
Newport
Dahlgren
A. M. Craven
Ford H. Brown
Craven
William G. Miller
Long
Washburn
Washington Street
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