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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1893

Page

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Home Market Club Gala Draws Politicians and Crowd

A grand Home Market Club gala at Mechanics Hall featured Senator Hoar Governor McKinley Speaker Reed and guests from Iowa and New York. The event drew praise for size and enthusiasm with a lavish dinner for about 1300 attendees and a lively reception. Separately an advertisement touts deep discounts on overcoats fur coats robes and blankets at G. W. Simmons & Co. in Boston.

Mechanics’ Hall Maine Ohio John Quincy Adams Brackett Reed McKinley Greenhalge Hoar Robert Cousins Iowa Mahlon Chance New York Boston Republican Glee Club Veryone G. W. Simmons & CO North Oak Hall Boston

Massive female turnout floods Fall River voter lists

At Fall River City Hall a stampede of women filled the registrars of voters office all day. The rush overwhelmed space as Mayor Coughlin restored five women who fainted. Since the last election 743 men and today 500 to 600 women were added to the voting lists.

Fall River Registrars of Voters Such & Sténé Coughlin

Sugar Refineries Close in Greenock Over Low Prices

Two of the largest Greenock refineries shut down as refined sugar prices remain unprofitable and suitable raw sugars are hard to obtain. Their output had reached about 2000 tons per week.

London Greenock

Officer Foils Bank Burglary After Shootout In Boston

In a tense confrontation a Boston officer named Mullen ordered the burglar to stand back. The revolver misfired during the attempt to shoot, leading to a struggle that ended with the thief subdued by a police club. The man identified as William Good alias Joseph Maxwell was arrested for breaking and entering and assault with intent to kill. A second suspect, James Sullivan alias John Murphy, aged 18, was taken into custody after the clash at a store on La Grange Street. The revolver inspected at the station showed misfiring cartridges and an old 38 caliber rimfire weapon. Both men were jailed after the confrontation.

Mullen Reardon Lagrange Street Wiliam Good Joseph Maxwell Rogues Station 4 James Sullivan John Murphy Seventh Street Boston PR Good Ove Good Dee

Ten Thousand Men Ready to Strike in Pittsburg

Railroad coal miners in Pittsburg district threaten a big strike as a convention convenes on Wednesday. Hundreds are idle now and about 10 000 workers may stop mining when work ceases tomorrow. Operators cut mining pay to 60 cents a ton, a 19 cent reduction, fueling the dispute over price until the convention sets a district rate.

Pittsburg Penn

Harvard Yale clash fuels town amid betting and pageantry

Springfield crowds await tomorrow's Harvard vs Yale football game with widespread college support. Amy Robsart pens vivid pictures and features by Harvard and Yale reps promise detailed plays and dramatic illustrations. Weather forecast calls for generally fair conditions as preparations continue.

Post Springfield Amy Robsart Harvard Yale Norman

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