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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1899

Page

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Lipton Hog Parade and Ghost Walk Promised in Sunday Post

A colorful excerpt describes Lipton sensationally parading hogs in ribbons and a grizzled seaman’s quips about a breeze. It also teases a romantic tale from Lowell and a ghostly incident at a theatre, all promised in next Sunday's Post.

Cap'n Sir Thomas Lipton Glasgow Lowell Sunday Post Laura Jean Libby Harvard Penobscot Radcliffe William Warren

New Styles and Reduced Prices at Our Workrooms

Prices cut across stock with new styles made in our own workrooms. At 5 98 a Gray Herringbone Weave with Velvet Collar. At 7 50 Black Clay Wors to Oxford Mixtures and Vene tians. At 10 all shades of the popular Covert Cloths Gray Clays and Whipcords.

Yachts await race verdict amid shifting winds

New York Oct 6 The Columbia was towed from Sandy Hook to Bay Ridge to lessen danger from the northeaster while the Shamrock remained at anchor. Winds freshened at six, but the yacht area remains well protected by tenders and Erin. Iselin predicts victory, Lipton counters with a strong Erin corner, and experts sense indecision as two drifting days yield little to judge.

New York Sandy Hook Bay Ridge The Hook Erin Fidence Iselin Thomas Lipton

Boston Plans Grand Welcome for Admiral Dewey

The city will spend 5000 to entertain Dewey with a jeweled watch as a souvenir of his visit to the Hub. A Boston committee started for Washington last evening to learn his wishes and urge an early Friday arrival on Oct 13 to allow city celebrations separate from Saturday state events.

Boston Dewey Admiral Washington

Massachusetts Republication Convention Names State Ticket

The Massachusetts Republican convention at Music Hall named Crane and Bates for State offices and chose Olin and Knowlton for Secretary and Attorney General after no contest. Bradford and Kimball required a ballot for Treasurer and Auditor. The old hall, set to be replaced by a department store, closed with a moderate, routine session.

W. Murray Crane Dalton John L. Bates Boston The Commonwealth William M. Olin John W. Kimball Fitchburg Edward S. Bradford Springfield Hosea M. Knowlton New Bedford Massachusetts Music Hall Lawrence Crane Bates Olin and Knowlton Bradford Kimball Old Music Hall Corbett and Sullivan Jeffries

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