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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1900
Page
1
We offer overcoats at 7.50 9.97 12.50 15 and 18 with a fine selection of Kersey Oxford Gray and Frieze overcoats in Regular Raglan and Paddock styles. Third floor take elevator Neckties 39c. Prices compare unfavorably with other stores in Boston selling these items for 50 cents. Furnishing Department.
A Brussels private telegram claimed the Czar is dead, but no corroboration arrived from Paris or other embassies. The report sparked widespread intrigue about European diplomatic fallout and succession, with emphasis on Archduke Michael's potential reign and the Czarina's unborn child.
The R H White Company advertises three more weeks of a highly successful clothing sale on suits and overcoats. It promises continuation of extraordinary values in Boston with bold declarations of top pricing and emphasis on the shopper judging the deals.
OCR reads a string of decimals and punctuation with values like 7.75 9.75 11.75 5.75 . ,.75. 1.75. 2.98, an unclear numeric sequence without context or narrative.
The adjourned Republican city convention at Union Hall nominated John P. Dore for street commissioner. Delegates debated school board nominations, with remarks by F. A. Perry and Representative Callender regarding motions and process. Chairman Swallow oversaw the session as the convention declared Dore the Republican nominee amid mixed doubts from some members.
The Hon. William W. Davis says he was elected as a Republican in a Republican caucus to attend a convention, but notes it is the first time a name appears on the ballot as a Republican without prior party loyalty and with an oath to the party. He urges the party to consider loyalty and standards.
The rumor of the Czar's death appears unfounded. No confirmation has reached the Russian embassies in Berlin and Paris, and the London embassy has received nothing new since yesterday's bulletin.
President Paul Kruger arrived in Marseilles aboard the Gelderland to a triumphal greeting as Boers vow victory or death. He denounced Britain and pledged resilience for the Transvaal and Orange Free State, with crowds cheering from the docks to the hotel balcony.
Kruger in Marseille proclaimed victory or death for the Transvaal and Orange Free State, denounced British actions as barbaric, and vowed to fight to the end. He blamed Jameson’s expedition for the war, urged arbitration, and asserted Boer resolve despite raids on farms and displacements of families.
A speaker denies accusing others of trading property for profit and rejects claims of suggesting such actions. He asserts he would not make a foolish statement and claims no one charged him with it, amid applause.
Audience reactions erupt as a speaker defends not misquoting a city official while a rival party faces ridicule. He asserts any misstatement would have been corrected immediately, prompting applause and cries from the convention crowd.
Dorchester and other city papers circulate news that John P Dore is nominated as a citizens candidate for street commissioner. His ballot line would read John P Dore Republican Citizens.
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