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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1901

Page

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Prudent Men Only Clothing Sale at 33 Cents on Dollar

Boston based sale offers men and boys all wool suits and overcoats at 3.89 to 11.95, with up to two thirds savings from Boston Rochester and New York manufacturers. The 20th Century Dept Stores advertise large stock, refunds within 15 days, and nationwide delivery options from Hanover Street and branches in Holyoke Lawrence and Essex Street. Open 9 A M Saturday, cash on delivery and mail order options available.

Boston Rochester N. Y Ept Inc Hanover St New York Atria Melton Oxford Carr Holyoke Lawrence Dept. Stores, Inc Main St Lawrence Branch Essex St

The Big Store With the Little Prices Promotes Thanksgiving Wear

A promotional snippet urges families to dress in finest bib and tucker for Thanksgiving Day. It touts a wide selection of men and boys clothing and accessories, branding the store as offering “everything good” at low prices.

Bib Tucker

Men's Overcoats and Suits in Pencil Stripes and Tweed Styles

An advertisement lists Nobby Plaids, Cheviots, Worsteds, and Stein-Bloch garments in single or double-breasted coats with prices from $7.50 to $20. It highlights overcoats in Kersey Beaver, Frieze, Chelsea, Regent Regent styles, and Bond Street weaves, claiming lower prices and satisfaction equal to custom-made, with touted fits and features like mohair lining and hand-made buttonholes.

Bond Street

Melrose GOP renominates mayor at convention

Melrose November 22 John Iusarrabee was unanimously renominated for Mayor at the Republican convention this evening. Other nominations include School committee three years William D Stewart Don E Curtis Mrs Sarah A Day and Aldermen at large two years T W H Frederick Clarence P Fernald Frank W Foster Arthur R Folger.

Melrose John Iusarrabee William D. Stewart Don E. Curtis Sarah A. Day T. W. H. Frederick Clarence P. Fernald Frank W. Foster Arthur R. Folger

Shoe Fell Near Them on City Sidewalks

A brake shoe weighing about 10 pounds fell from an L road car and narrowly missed two men. James Sweeny of 65 Beach Street and John Carr of 41 Utica Street escaped injury as the iron piece struck the sidewalk nearby.

L Road James Sweeny Beach Street John Carr Utica Street

Soldiers Field showdown Yale Warward Crimson clash

Warward and Yale face off this afternoon in what promises to be the greatest Crimson and Blue football contest. Both teams in peak shape with confident captains coaches and players. Yale arrivals and a huge crowd set for Soldiers Field as tickets surge and weather looks favorable.

Warward Yale Crimson Blue Cambridge Boston Soldiers Field Nevery Hotel

Cutts's Case Adjourned Before Harvard Yale Game

Doubts about Cutts, Harvard right tackle, were discussed by the athletic committee. A decision is promised before today’s game. Reports say Stillman of Yale presented alleged proofs that Cutts received money as an instructor of athletics at Haverford.

Cutts Harvard Stillman Yale Boston Haverford

Yale State Street betting odds shift through day

Petting on State street showed Yale leading by 10 to 9 late yesterday afternoon with forecasts for even money tomorrow. Morning bets favored Yale at 10 to 6, then 10 to 7, while a popular exchange bet stood at 100 to 80, numerous wagers placed at these figures.

State Street Yale Stock Exchange

Yale Team Cams Early For Boston Visit

Yale football arrived quietly in Poston, moved from Lack Bay to Hotel Lenox, reserved rooms by telegram from New Haven, and drew little Harvard crowd at the station. Yale backs and substitutes looked fit as they dined on plain roast beef. Bets and confidence ran high, with Yale players voicing belief they will win and noting Harvard has saved its strength. The Yale party totaled about 100, led by manager C D Francis and assistants Fox Arnold with coaches Rogers Minkey McBride Cochran Rhodes Chamberlain Ely and Hall.

Yale Poston Lack Bay Station Lenox New Haven Harvard Back Bay Co. D. Francis C. D. Francis A. Fox Arnold

Police Plans For Game At Brighton Stadium

Captain Phil Warren of the Brighton station will command the police detail for the big football game today. He is aided by four inspectors from Chief Watts's office, one lieutenant, five sergeants, one mounted sergeant, 15 mounted men and 125 patrolmen. Superintendent Pierce attends to oversee operations with Warren in direct command.

Phil Warren Brighton Watts Pierce Warren

Harvard Gates Open for Game Day At Cambridge Field

Gates open at 12 o clock and game starts at 2 o clock. Enter the correct gate then keep seats until the game ends. No bicycles inside the field and leaving seats requires exiting the field. North Harvard street closes from Mt. Auburn to Western avenue. Western avenue route best for visitors from Boston. Bring warm clothing and blankets. ladies have a retiring room at the Gate Lodge. Harvard cheer chant noted with three ton Harvards.

Gate Lodge Harvard Street Mt. Auburn Street Cambridge Western Avenue Harvard

Get to Soldiers Field by Boston Elevated Today

A crowded Soldiers Field event will jam the Boston Elevated system from morning to night. Harvard square routes fill cars every minute with packed crowds, while Western Avenue cars offer a quicker walk to the field. Full schedules from Bowdoin square, North Union, South Union, the subway, and Western Avenue show frequent service to Harvard Square and Soldiers Field.

Boston Elevated Street Railway Company Soldiers Field West End Boston Harvard Square College Yard Boylston Street Charles Cambridge Western Avenue Bowdoin Square West Beaton Bridge North Union Station Causeway Street Craigie Bridge Cambridge Street South Union Station South Kneeland Boylston Streets Harvard Bridge Harvard Widge West Boston Bridge Subway Boylston Charles Streets

Schweppe Warns Against Harvard Yale Counterfeit Tickets

Charles H Schweppe, Harvard Yale football ticket manager, warns the public last night not to buy from speculators. Counterfeit tickets exist and buyers will be barred from the game and lose their money. Police will bar ticket and card vendors and flags along routes to Soldiers Field. official score cards will be sold only inside Soldiers Field.

Charles H. Schweppe Soldiers Field Harvard Square Estern Avenue

Hotels Crowded As Boston Awaits Big Football Game

Boston hotels report record demand on the eve of a major football event. Youngs and Parker's turn away applicants. Adams House and Touraine are full or refusing bookings for yesterday and today. Prominent guests from Vanderbilt Sloane Keene circles booked suites. Lenox hosts Yale team. others like Berkeley Brunswick Vendome Copley Square Bellevue Essex nearing capacity.

Boston Young’s Parker’s Adams House Touraine Sloanes Foxhall Keenes Berkeley Brunswick Westminster Vendome Lenox Yale Copley Square Bellevue Essex

Yale Harvard Concert Opens Evening With Glee Club Clash

A Yale Harvard concert at Symphony Hall drew a nearly full house. The Yale glee club led with Bright College Years as Harvard’s singers followed with Fair Harvard, prompting standing ovations and strong audience enthusiasm for both sides.

Yale Harvard Symphony Hall

Cambridge in a Gay Dress on Game Day

Crowds fill Cambridge and Harvard as thirty five thousand spectators arrive for the big game. Crimson and blue dominate the display with flags bunting and banners along Massachusetts Avenue dormitories and stores. Loyal students at Harvard extend welcomes with streamers and lines to the old elm, celebrating a festive spirit.

Cambridge Harvard Massachusetts Avenue Brookline College Yard Camebridge

Tickets at a Premium in Market Rivalry

Tickets in the market drew prices above cost when Calumet and Hecla quotes are considered. A Harvard seat costing $2 sold for 40, another brought $30, and a graduate refused a 1 cent offer for a saved seat. Many seats sold at $1.50 and $1 rose to $8 and $1.

Calumet & Hecla Harvard

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