Clothes Makers Claim Our Place In Trade
A brief notice asserts that as garment makers and retailers they have a rightful stake in the market, emphasizing proactive buying to secure positions and resist disruptions to their business.
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21 Nov 1892
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1892
Page
1
Pilgrim Spring Bed Ad Promises Low Price and Quality
An ad for the Pilgrim Spring Bed warns buyers against dealer pressure and claims a Brass tag trademark on every genuine Pilgrim. It notes exhibition at 2 Hamilton Place opposite Park Tree Church and credits the Atlas Tack Corporation Bed Department in Boston with mills in Taunton Fairhaven Whitman and Plymouth Mass. A primer is offered free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Pl
Park Tree Church
Atlas Tack Corporation of
Boston
Sears Building
DANGER THREATENS Republicans May Control City Hall
The 1893 Boston Board of Aldermen could tilt Republican, unsettling Democrats led by Mayor Matthews. Current board 7 Democrats 5 Republicans with faction fights in South Boston’s seventh district. Flood faction vs McNary and allies sparks bolt threats. Corcoran likely to run, two Democrats in race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews
South
Boston
Flood
McNary
Congress
Peter H. Corcoran
Corcoran
Paye
Colonel Pope Discusses Good Roads at Providence Club
Colonel A. A. Pope spoke at the Providence Commercial Club dinner on state roads and the need for a federal road department and a permanent road exhibit. He cited a Louisville & Nashville letter urging 1000 petitions and noted Harvard and other colleges adding road engineering courses, signaling road making as a future university field. Salvation Oil advert follows at 25c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Pope
Providence
Commercial Club
Pope
Congress
Washington
Institute of
Milton A. Smith
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Shaler
Atlantic Monthly
United States
Institute of Technology
Lawrence Scientific School
Harvard University
Fine Grades of Gibson's Whiskeys For Sale By Dealers
The notice states Gibson's whiskeys are sold under Moore and Sinnott's label and are available through druggists grocers and reliable liquor dealers. It underlines meeting consumer and trade demands and specifies the distribution channel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson
Moore & Sinnott
Conductors overcoats offered by G. W. Simmons & Co
The firm markets full indigo blue beaver overcoats with muff pockets cash pockets and guards made to order and in stock. Prices for blue black and brown beaver start at $10 with other grades ranging from $12 to $18 and fur coats at moderate prices. Oak Hall Boston located at 32 to 44 North Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
G. W. Simmons & CO
Oak Hall
Boston
North Street
Rosa Lee Burned At Memphis Dock With Passengers
The river steamer Rosa Lee burned to the water’s edge at Memphis docks. About thirty cabin and forty deck passengers were saved, with six deck passengers feared lost. The vessel, valued at $70,000 and insured for $30,000, carried 897 bales of cotton and 1900 sacks of cotton seed. Fire started in the lower deck engine room, with crew and passengers scrambling to safety. The Rosa Lee lay between Rowena Lee and Ora Lee, which were cut loose and saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Rosa Lee
Lee Line
Ashport
Mississippi River
Louisville
Rowena Lee
Ora Lee
Fire Department
Ashport Bend
Tom Bailey
Boston urged to win Etruria or Umbria for new Cunard ships
An opinion piece argues Boston should demand the Cunard Line add the Etruria or Umbria to its New York fleet. It notes two massive Clyde-built liners for Cunard, 625 feet long with 25 000 horsepower, aiming to cut Atlantic crossing to around five days. The writer urges Boston to press for faster, luxury service to capture European travel and boost local business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Cunard Steamship Line
Cunard Company
Oregon
Liverpool
New York
Vineyard Haven
Europe
Cephalonia
Etruria
Cunard
Cunard Atlantic Fleet
Haines
Umbria
Campania
Lucania
Mr Blaine Improves After Brief Illness
Washington reports November 20 that former Secretary Blaine slept well last night and is improving rapidly per his physician. He remains in bed as a precaution, while Mr. Jene has had no fever for two days. The item notes a cure claim for Dr Bull's Cough Syrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Blaine
Jene
Comedian Reed Dies After Sudden Heart Failure in Boston
Charles Reed, famed stage comedian of Reed & Collier, died at 7:55 PM after a week of sudden illness. Born in New York and raised in San Francisco, he rose to fame in Ruddygore and The Rag Baby, later forming Reed and Collier. Boston Lodge of Elks to oversee funeral plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Reed
Charles Reed
Reed
Hollis Street Theatre
Collier
Hoss and
Yoss
W. G. Smyth
Mr. Reed
United States
New York City
San Francisco
California Theatre
Variety
Billy Emerson
Reed & Emerson
Boston
Robin Oakapple
Old Sport
Jonah
John Russell
Mr. Collier
Messrs Reed
Mr. Smyth
Weather Indications for Monday in New England and New York
Washington forecast for Monday calls for generally fair skies across New England and eastern New York with showers in northern New York. Temperatures warmer overall with stationary readings in Maine and New Hampshire and south winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New England
New York
Maine
New Hampshire
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Atwood
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Bens & Co
Lbyer, Rice & Co
Lally & Collins
A. E. Sproul
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State Due
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Mass
Fairhaven
Whitman
Duxsury
Plrymovuttu
R. Hollings & CO
R. H. White & Co
Health and Luxury
Clark Coffee Co
Rhode Island
Providence Commercial Club
Boylston Street
F. E. Lovejoy
the Post
Wishbone
Cunard Steamship Etruria
MR. Blaine
Comedian Reed
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