Continental Clothing House Underwear Sale Opens Today
A New England wide sale offers $40,000 of merino camel hair and Australian wool underwear with substantial savings. Limited to four pieces per customer, bundles include natural wool, Portsmouth ribbed shirts, Saxony wool, camel hair, and merino options priced from 6c to $1.00 per item, with many items below typical retail.
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Continental Clothing House
New England
Continental
Portsmouth
Saxony
Warning and Hope From Dr Greene on Vitality and Health
A Boston Tremont Temple lecture by Dr Greene of 34 Temple Place urged young and middle aged men to heed a powerful lesson on vitality. He described symptoms of nerve weakness and exhaustion and promoted his medicines as the proven cure, offering free consultation and mail treatment across the United States.
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Dr. Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Tremont Temple
Hich
Greene
J. Greene
Sr. Greene
Temple
Mass
Percenacy
United States
Dalton Gang Robbery Fails in Parsons Kansas
Five mounted men attacked the First National Bank of Coffeyville today. Guns blasted as citizens flooded the street. Four Dalton gang members were killed and others wounded. two robbers survived the pursuit. City officials and residents mourn gunfire fatalities including Marshal Connelly and cashier Ayer.
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Parsons
Kan
First National Bank of
Lateer
Rees
Dalton Gang
Bob
Grant Dalton
Tom Heddy
Emmet Dalton
C. T. Connelly
Charles Brown
George Cubine
Thomas C Ayer
First National Bank
Lucas Baldwin
Thomas Reynolds
Alfred Diets
Condon’s Bank
Ayer
Dalton Gang of
Daiton Gang
Bigamy charge against New York man aged 85
Ambrose C. Travis aged 85 was arraigned in Jefferson Market Police Court on a bigamy charge. His first wife Mary A. Van Epps Travis testified they married in Schenectady and lived together two years before he left. She said he secretly wed Sophie, daughter of ex-Alderman Sayles, on Long Island. The second wife told her father, who led the inquiry. Judge set $10,000 bond for examination.
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New York
Ambrose C. Travis
Jefferson Market
Travis
Mary A. van Epps Travis
Schenectady
Sayles
Sophie
Long Island
Tragic politically charged shooting in Winterville
In Winterville Georgia on October 4 1890 John Patterson a Black man shot W J Tuck a prominent citizen and cousin of the mayor through the bowels Tucks injuries are fatal Patterson fled and was pursued by a crowd after being found under a coal chute on a Georgia Central train he was shot five times and then again once more before being killed in the end the shooting stems from political tensions in the campaign
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Amhens
Winterville
John Patterson
W. J. Tuck
Tuck
Georgia Central
Athens
Labor Wins Here at Wyandotte Rolling Mills Reopen
Detroit October 5 The Wyandotte rolling mills will resume Friday or Saturday morning 200 men who have been out of work since June 1 will be rehired Secretary Garland of the Amalgamated Association and other conference committee members have visited Wyandotte Superintendent Patterson returned from Pittsburg this afternoon the scale was signed and work will restart The mills had closed since June 1 because the company would not sign the Amalgamated scale.
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Detroit
Wyandotte
Garland
Amalgamated Association
Patterson
Rolling Mills
Pittsburg
Fishing Schooner George Moon Capsizes Off Friae Island
The fishing schooner George Moon capsized three miles off Friae Island at 3 30 p m while bound for New York. The cook was drowned and the rest of the crew were taken aboard the schooner Eisie Harris bound for New York.
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Friae Island
N. Y
George Moon
New York
Cook
Eisie Harris
Big Centennial Mechanics Fair Opens with Addresses
Governors and dignitaries spoke at the opening of the Centennial Mechanics Fair as crowds toured exhibits. Governor Wentworth praised the society’s long useful life and education aims, while Governor Browne of Rhode Island spoke of future industrial exhibitions and a technology school. The Rev Dr Lorimer led with a master mechanics song and Postmaster Hart urged tariff support before visitors view the displays.
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Russell
Paul Revere
Green Dragon Tavern
Commonwealth
Societ
Browne
Rhode Island
Providence
Lorimer
Hart
New Neckwear Styles Featured In Capsule Fashion Update
A shop touts Royale Bleu neckwear with New York imports and new colorings fox brown and myrtle. Plum figure four in hand and Ania novelty two sided foulard silk ties offer two designs for 7Sc. Also four in hand fancy one side plain other 50c. Loose puffed scarf can become an Ascot. Gloves in tan from top houses. Suspenders, full dress shirts, linen collars from Earle Wilson, canes and umbrellas. Stock noted as largest and most complete yet.
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New York
Ania
Fiske, Clark & Flagg
Foster, Paul & Co
Perrin, Dent
Jacob Adler & Co
Earle & Wilson
Vessel Owners and Captains National Association Officers Elected
Boston day by day reports the Vessel Owners and Captains National Association annual meeting aboard the Meiona. Officers elected include President 5. M. Thomas Taunton First Vice President J S Winslow Portland Second Vice President A J Newberry New York Secretary R R Freeman Boston Treasurer Frank Harrington Boston Commissioners A J Winslow Henry Sutton Daniel Biny Boston James H Cox New York H A Dean Taunton.
Board of Health hears Back Bay Fens dispute but takes no action
The Board of Health met yesterday on the Back Bay Fens matter but reached no practical result. The board advised owners to first fill in their sections and then settle differences. One owner proposed the city fill in its legislated streets and then address the owners.
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Back Bay Fens
Board of Health
Flooding Hits State Street Cellars After Tide Breach
The Cunard cafe remained closed except for the bar division as floodwaters filled cellars on State Street, following a high tide pipe breach. The incident disrupted access to the restaurant space and affected operations downtown.
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Cunard
State Street
Ocean Freight Ships Arrive and Depart in Early October
At Boston and New York ports several vessels report Oct 5 arrivals including Columbian from Liverpool and Nyassa from Nicaragua with City of New York from Liverpool also listed. Munchen from Bremen and Manitoba from London reach New York. Wisconsin from New York proceeds to Liverpool from Queenstown at noon, while Parisian sails from Liverpool via Montreal on Oct 2.
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Boston
Columbian
Liverpool
Nyassa
Nicaragua
Baltimore
Munchen
Bremen
New York
City of New York
Manitoba
London
Queenstown
Wisconsin
Montreal
Parisian
Opening of Gurnet bridge to be held in Duxbury
The formal opening of the Gurnet bridge will occur in Duxbury on Saturday October 8 at 10 80 a m A special train will depart Boston from Old Colony depot Kneeland street at 9 10 a m Returning will leave Duxbury about 3 p m
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Gurnet Bridge
Duxbury
Boston
Old Colony Depot
Kneeland Street
Shore Line express tickets at Boston headquarters
Nov and Old State house under Mr L H Palmer has become a popular transportation hub in Boston. Tickets or drawing room car seats for any Shore Line express trains or the Colonial express between Boston and Washington can always be secured here.
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Old State House
L. H. Palmer
Boston
Shore Line
Washington
The Comedian Wins Court Battle Over Theater Contract
Edward M. Favor the comedian won a $600 judgment against George B. McLellan in municipal court. He claimed his contract to star in Puritania for the full summer season. McLellan argued termination with two weeks' notice. Justice Hardy sustained Favors contract interpretation after trial.
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Edward M. Favor
Park Theatre
Justice Hardy
George B. McLellan
Pauline Hall
Favor
McLellan
Kilisin Burgess
Messrs. Barry & Blanchard
Messrs. Warren & Brandeis
Sukes Begin With Eight Day Hebrew Holiday Observed
Last evening the eight day Hebrew holiday Sukes or Tabernacle began, and services were held at the various synagogues, marking the start of the festival period observed by congregations.
PORE CALIFORNIA WINES 61 PER GALLON SALE
An old style ad lists assorted wines at 61 per gallon or 4 bottles for 1. Blanchard & Faarae at 44 to 17 Dock deals and a stray 6¢ item. The fragment mentions 61 Faneuil Moll but details are unclear.
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BLANCHARD &@ FARRAE
Faneuil
Eighteenth Triennial Exhibition Opens With Unity Message
The eighteenth triennial exhibition fills Mechanics Hall with holiday decor and banners as Governor Russell and Oliver M Wentworth preside. President Wentworth calls it a tournament of peace, praising the arts, labor, and the unity of capital and labor while predicting a record exhibit and high gallery work.
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Chicago
Mechanics’ Hall
Republic
Association
Oh Pee
Paul Revere
Oliver M. Wentworth
Robert McDonald
Commonwealth
Russell
Clarkson and Hobart Visit Washington for Funds
In Washington on October 5, Clarkson and Hobart of the Republican national committee met as a sub-committee on ways and means to secure additions to the campaign fund. Clarkson voiced confidence about the outlook and commented on a rumor about Judge Gresham voting for Cleveland, saying any such vote would stem from personal grievance or opposition to a Republican candidate, not a shift in conviction.
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Washington
Messrs
Clarkson
Hobart
Republican National Committee
Gresham
Cleveland
Three More Bodies Recovered From Norris Mine
Snonwoop Michigan October 5. The bodies of three more men entombed in the Norris mine a week ago were recovered early this morning and identified as Frank Densham John Bloomquist and Herman Erickson. Eight bodies have been recovered and two more lie under debris as the search continues.
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Snonwoop
Mich
Norris
Frank Densham
John Bloomquist
Herman Erickson
Daily Paper Contest Rules Cited for Fair Play
The notice urges competitors to count their papers on every morning horse car electric car or ferryboat and to state time and trip details. It emphasizes absolute fairness to other papers in such statements and asks for clear, comparable metrics.
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Wentworth
Continental Clothing
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Beecham
California
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Deepln Berl
POST
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