Mice Sale Announced For November Week
A local advert announces a large stack of suits and mice for sale starting Saturday November 26 and running for one week with a cut sale. Customers are invited to see what the event means.
25 Nov 1892
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1892
Page
1
A local advert announces a large stack of suits and mice for sale starting Saturday November 26 and running for one week with a cut sale. Customers are invited to see what the event means.
A Boston made bed by Atlas Tack Corporation is marketed as silent and restful. The Bed Department showcases the model at 2 Hamilton Place with a postal offer for a primer about beds.
G W Simmons & Co offer a $5 Mackintosh overcoat with cape in sizes 34 to 42 at Oak Hall Boston. No mail orders. cash only. Sale is first come, first served with coat ready now. boasts best bargain and warns against dealer substitutions. Send breast measure, sleeve length, and height.
New York reports Yale edges Princeton 1 to 0 amid heroic play by Bliss who suffers multiple injuries yet remains until dragged off field. Princeton shows brave effort but cannot convert chances in this tight contest.
The governor pardoned two life prisoners at Charlestown State Prison on Thanksgiving Day. Antonio Joan, arson, Worcester County, 1874, and John Taylor, murder in Suffolk County, 1878, received clemency after spotless records and extenuating circumstances.
Springfield Nov 24 Congregationalists filled the Old First Church for a union service. Dr Burnham preached on Jehovah's universal sovereignty from Psalms 97 1. The piece criticizes Mormonism and political leaders in harsh terms, railing against immigration policy tariff debates temperance and Governor Russell's anti tipping veto amid Massachusetts Republican opposition to prohibition.
A reading shows numerous warehouses and factories named in scattered locations including Poston New York Pullapeluia Chicago Battimore San Francisco Lynn and Taunton Faimhaven Mass WaritMas Mass Duxbury Mass Plymouth Mass. This item catalogs regional sites across multiple states, suggesting a distribution network map or listing of facilities.
Floods in Seattle area endangerment eases as railroads resume service but with many transfers at washouts and slides. Seattle and Northern repairs delayed for days, Everett and Monte Cristo lines require up to two months. Great Northern transcontinental at risk due to washed bridges and grades near Wenatchee River Icicle Creek. Floods cause beef and milk shortages and stock losses while over two tons of registered mail arrive from east and south. mail trains resume operation after storm.
Antonio Torentean about 50, an Italian, was instantly killed at Quincy Adams station of the Old Colony railroad at 5 30 p m as he crossed the track after alighting from an outward train. He stood in front of an inbound express and his body was mangled in a horrible manner.
Bottled under Moore and Sinnott's label, AF Gibson's whiskey is offered for sale by druggists grocers and reliable liquor dealers aiming to meet the needs of both consumers and merchants.
A broad group of notable citizens and local officials publicly recommend Dr Bull's Cough Syrup, touting its effectiveness and reliability for common respiratory ailments. The endorsement signals broad community trust and potential impact on sales.
London dispatch reports a Glasgow shipbuilder has secured an order from an unnamed new company to construct three steamers of 5000 tons each. The vessels are slated to operate between London and New York.
Washington forecast for Friday calls for New England and eastern New York to have fair weather through Saturday night with high north west winds diminishing. Temperatures rise, bringing a warmer Saturday.
In Wairte River Junction Vermont on November 24 17 year old Frank Kent son of conductor Lorenzo C G Kent of the Central Vermont Railroad drowned when he broke through ice while skating on Lilly pond. His body was recovered this afternoon.
In Metroset on November 24 Mrs. S F Conant drank two drachms of aconite in a suicidal act. She survived the attempt, with despondency cited as the motive. She was not pronounced out of danger until this morning.
Private meetings of the different sections of the monetary conference continue in Brussels to consider information and views exchanged over the past two days.
A town ad man with a curious boast urges advertising profit. The speaker, A. E. Sproul of 698 Washington Street, claims the blooming idiots are those who advertise and hints at fixing one price in his window and another inside the store.
James M. Bradley or William M. Williams and Walter L. Maitland, a noted escape artist, slipped from the State prison yard yesterday afternoon during Thanksgiving liberties. Guards report him hidden in the yard but doubt the claim as others fear his retreat. The escape follows a pattern of audacity that has frightened officials and sparked uproar at Prison Point.
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