Our Stock Goods Marked At Original Prices
A local sale highlights items branded as original prices and now cut in half. Shoppers can find reduced prices on various goods, reflecting a clearance push and a chance to save on merchandise.
29 Nov 1893
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1893
Page
1
A local sale highlights items branded as original prices and now cut in half. Shoppers can find reduced prices on various goods, reflecting a clearance push and a chance to save on merchandise.
A colored man claiming Richmond origin was caught by Inspector Knox and Detective Byrne while pickpocketing on Washington Street and later Winter Street. He was identified as William H. Taylor, 28, 5'11", 200 lbs, booked for larceny after a wallet and a second woman’s pocketbook were found on him. He and a second wallet, a Boston Dedham ticket, and mortgage receipts were seized at the station.
Danbury Connecticut November 28 hatters lockout stands still as committees from Finishers Makers Trimmers Coners and Slippers prepare a joint statement to answer manufacturers manifesto. Some smaller firms show strain and may reopen as union shops while many hatters may return to work once independent shops reopen. Weakness on both sides keeps the prospect of a quick settlement uncertain.
Oak Hall in Boston at 44 North Street advertises Thanksgiving week as the busiest period for men and boys clothing. The store stays open Wednesday night until 10 and closes on Thanksgiving Day. Orders left in the custom room this week will be delivered December 6.
A Melilla despatch reports General Martinez de Campos to command Spanish troops stirring strong soldierly enthusiasm as operations against the Rif rebels resume. Macias warns Muley Araaf to seek refuge or face the Rif tribes, while Spain plans broader war preparations with troops dispatched from Madrid Barcelona Cadiz and Malaga.
Washington dispatch outlines Republican and Democratic committee schedules as they study the Wilson tariff proposal. Debate likely late in the year with possible House delay to February and March 19 provisions. Canadian and British responses praised or questioned.
Fore cast for Wednesday predicts generally fair skies for New England and eastern New York with west winds decreasing and shifting to south, slightly colder in New England. Signals are displayed at Eastport.
New York papers debate the tariff bill with varied views. The Herald lauds core principles yet calls for scrutiny on details. The Tribune notes secrecy and self interest, while The Times hails the Democrats Reform effort as sound and cautiously applied.
In the House of Commons Mr. Hardie asked for a select committee to study national unemployment. Mr. Gladstone replied that local authorities should handle distress in their districts and that the government favors continuing that approach.
Olneyville manufacturers meet and offer a wage scale with an immediate reply awaited. If refused, mills to reopen Monday and advertisements for workers will be posted.
A steamer named Australia bound for Honolulu carried about five cases of arms and ammunition. A schooner named Ante Johnson ferried men with etty canes and great powder.
Governor McKinley in Cleveland criticizes a tariff bill citing ad valorem duties as prone to fraud and undervaluation. He notes broad reductions, free lists for coal and iron ore, and harm to New England fishermen and mills. Ex Speaker Reed calls the bill revolutionary and near radical anti-protection. Dingley and Maine are quoted on tariff shifts.
A schooner believed from Bangor vanished after striking Rog Rock and sinking. Six or more men are reported lost in the mishap, with lime or cement aboard.
A four masted topsail schooner named Louise H. Randall went ashore off Smith's Point Bellport during a southeast gale. Life savers failed to reach the vessel as surf and wind hindered launches, leaving ten men a woman and a boy in the rigging awaiting rescue. The ship, valued at about 60000 dollars with a 2400 ton capacity, lies wrecked but intact head on to the beach.
The report details a near sunken schooner remains and two stranded small boats near the wreck. It lists Captain Charles Jones and crew members John H. John Curtis Horace Wadwell Wal Kehoe William Hatch Ross Snow Jamin Pedrick and George oo aboard the life boat. They searched wreckage for nearly an hour.
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