26 Nov 1892
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1892
Page
1
A company announces its plan to start its own factory and invites customers to attend a first cut sale featuring a large stock of suits. The message emphasizes the new production venture and invites public curiosity about its meaning and value.
A department store highlights the making and pricing of its overcoats, inviting customers to inspect materials and craftsmanship before valuing the final product. The display emphasizes quality and value at a shopper friendly price point.
A Boston era appeal from A McArthur Co. Cornhill to readers pondering Thanksgiving comforts. The ad touts home furnishings to help boarders imagine homes of their own, highlighting five stores with affordable prices and built-on-honor furniture for cottages flats and mansions.
Special from a staff correspondent reports the grand jury ten day recess amid Bets and rumors about no bill. Experts doubt indictment against Lizzie Borden, suggesting evidence not strong enough for conviction and noting potential impact on future cases. The Borden estate and heirs face appraisals and distributions of assets.
Rumor claimed reporter Henry G. Trickey faced libel indictment by a Taunton grand jury tied to the Borden-McHenry case. District Attorney Stevens declined to confirm. Providence dispatches note speculation of a forthcoming indictment and possible connections to the Fall River probe.
News wires report Detective E D McHenry has been in New York about three weeks denying plans to dodge legal actions tied to the Borden case. Reporter Henry G Trickey arrived with him and has since vanished. Providence notes McHenry’s New York presence is public and expected to continue.
The article warns of a great comet and possible earth collision with Biela's comet, noting Jupiter governs a distant furnace and the danger is deemed infinitesimal. Readers are urged to stay calm for the supposed event expected tomorrow night at 9 30. It then touts Salvation Oil as the greatest pain eliminator.
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