18 Nov 1892
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1892
Page
1
The note explains an O P O policy for selling remaining stock as last pair cut to order. It states two price reductions, calls items Plymouth Rock Prices, and lists price steps from Regular $8.25 down to $3.00 though some figures appear misaligned.
Local fur shop advertises large stock of beaver overcoats and other fur garments. Prices range from 10 to 18 dollars, with indigo blue beaver overcoats featuring muff and cash pockets. Located at 32 to 44 North Street, Oak Hall.
The Hon. C. A. Galvin fully withdraws as Democrats rally behind Matthews. Enthusiasm and cheers greet the result as the mayor discusses the outcome in a spirited public moment.
Oliver Goyett pleaded guilty in U S District Court to mailing for a green goods swindle. He was fined 500 dollars, with testimony from one character witness. The Post case sets a strong precedent for post office inspectors in hunting swindlers.
William Scanlon, 19, a messenger for Higginson & Co in Boston, allegedly fled with 20000 of Atchison securities. Despite the firm’s losses, he was said to have manipulated finances for four months before arrest after a forged order was used to negotiate the stock. He faced multiple Natick district court appearances and was bound over to Middlesex Superior Court in lieu of bail.
Six people were injured when two electric cars on the Haverhill Merrimac and Amesbury railway collided tonight in Haverhill. Thomas Melia suffered a broken arm. others sustained bruises and cuts as they tried to jump through windows.
Generally fair and colder by tomorrow morning for New England states. Maine expected to be generally fair with warmer temps and increasing southerly winds. New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut mostly fair with showers in Vermont Connecticut and western Massachusetts, cooler by Saturday morning with increasing southerly winds.
Bottled under Moore and Sinnott's label. For sale by druggists grocers and wholesale liquor dealers.
The next mayor of Boston will be the man best known and favored by the people. Apply this to your business and see A. E. Sproul who advertises clients such as John H. Pray, Sons & Co., Dyer, Rice & Co., Sally & Collins. He is busy but available at 658 Washington St.
Ignus Volazus a Pole was fatally struck during a quarrel outside Hanover Saloon at 242 Hanover Street. John Casper and Topfield Semsky, both Polish, are jailed at Station 1 on murder charges after a night of heavy drinking and a sequence of refusals for drinks. An autopsy is expected. Volazus left a wife, a 19 year old daughter and newborn grandchild, all grieving as Polish neighbors discuss the case.
A twenty member citizens committee in Hartford pressuring officials to curb saloon licenses. County commissioners vote to deny new licenses to ten south end saloons and may not renew licenses for north end outlets on Albany Avenue, signaling a broader crackdown.
Fall River, Nov. 17. The Lizzie Borden murders dominate talk as rumors spread that two persons close to the family may face indictments if she is convicted. Attorney-General Pillsbury pressed hard on a key witness, suggesting a full truth may emerge with extended hearings. Police circles blame reticent relatives for delays and expense in gathering evidence amid a possible conspiracy theory.
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