Exclusive line of high grade suitings imported
We imported from manufacturers a special line of suitings that cannot be duplicated. Our own workrooms tailor elegant suits from Scotch and Worsted plaids and striped fabrics of the latest design. Customers will appreciate these exceptional values and the unique quality.
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Boston
Summer Street
Flower City Clothing Co
Main Street
Rochester
N. Y
Melton Cass
Kbox
9&C
Summer &Street
Yankee Clothing Co
N. E. Moise, Ass'n
N. F
Up-to-Date New England Tailors Claim Supremacy Race
The Readville Brockton contrast fades as a Boston tailor shop proclaims record smashing performance. They advertise self measuring cutting and fitting, boasting finest trade in Boston and no lost customers while challenging rivals and asserting superiority in New England.
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Boston
New England
Ambush near Kaapmulden shocks British on anniversary
Lord Roberts reports a Boer ambush near Kaapmuiden on October 10. Captain Stewart with forty Rifle Brigade men moved to aid engineers. Casualties were heavy with Stewart and a private killed, Captain Paget Lieutenant Stubbs and five engineers wounded, while Sewall and ten Rifle Brigade men were captured.
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London
Lord Roberts
Stewart
Rifle Brigade
Stevenson speaks on imperialism at Belair fair grounds
Stevenson told Harford County crowds today that imperialism is the central election issue. He argued against sending sons to die for syndicates to enrich their coffers and criticised those who deny imperialism exists.
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Beuatr
Harford County
Stevenson
Belair Fair Grounds
Washington St
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Emperor William Abandons Visit as Dowager Empress Suffering
Berlin Oct 11 Emperor William cancels planned visit to Herr Krupps and stays in Berlin with his mother the Dowager Empress Frederick. Reporters interpret the move as a sign that the Empress’s condition has worsened and mood among observers turns grave.
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Berlin
William
Krupp
Frederick
Hall of Fame adds twelve names to New York University list
A senate committee vote at New York University honors twelve new entrants across preachers, theologians, scientists, engineers, architects, judges, lawyers, musicians, painters, sculptors, physicians, surgeons, soldiers, and sailors. Among leaders, Grant tops ballots with 92 votes, Marshall 91, Farragut 79, Lee 69, Beecher 66, Edwards 61, Audubon 62, Story 0, and selections include Emerson, Adams, and other luminaries as Hadley and Eliot cast varied lists.
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New York
Senate of
New York University
Senate
Men of Letters
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Ulysses Simpson Grant
John Marshall
United States
Emerson
David Glasgow Farragut
Robert E. Lee
Confederacy
Jonathan Edwards
Brooklyn
Henry Ward Beecher
Pon Marshall
Desseeedee
Jonathan Bhawwards
Robert Th
Vainlekeneae
John James Audubon
William Ellery Channing
Hasee aGh
Alicopt Rupe Iis Ieee Bucks
TSS i
INTC
Eliot
Harvard
Copley
Stuart
Bush
Farragut
Grant
Scott
Thomas
Channing
Edwards
Audubon
Gray
Henry
Silliman
Thompson
Kent
Marshall
Story
Wheaton
Hadley
Yale
Greene
Lee
Charlotte Cushman
Beecher
Bushnell
Richardson
Fuller
Maury
Choate
Laney
Mott
Perry
Cleveland
Powers
Decatur
A. 5
Johnston
Gilleman
Taney
Milk Trust inquiry split by council clash in Boston
Council debates order by Councilman O’Hare to form a five member committee with Aldermen to probe the Milk Trust. Alderman Codman’s desire to send the matter to public improvements is challenged as a concealment, amid ties to ex-Senator Witt, a Milk Trust officer and GOP candidate. Adjournment follows as council OKs police pay rise and funds to acquire North End playground land.
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O' Hare
Common Council
O’hare
Codman
Tobin
Committee On Public Improvements
Post
Alderman Codman
Charles Tl’. Witt
Badaracco
North End
Coopers Union Session Debates Biennial Elections and Referendum
Delegates of the International Coopers Union decide to hold elections biennially and to submit constitutional amendments to a referendum by focal unions. They plan to organize machine coopers and allow local unions to set price lists with executive board approval. Local 58 hosts the delegates at 63 Hanover Street with remarks by union leaders.
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The
International Coopers’ Union
Machine Coopers
International Union
Hanover Street
J. E. Kxelley
Local 58
Hammer
New York
Fahry
Milwaukee
Murphy
Omaha
Cable
Ie Kansas City
Mat Coady
John F. O'Sullivan
Thomas M. Nolan
Union Label
Town Promotes Stylish Overcoats In Expanded Line
We have led the town for several years in making stylish perfect fitting and nobby overcoats. This year our line is more extensive than ever with in stock overcoatings in black blue and Oxford kerseys and meltons.
Special Oxford Overcoatings Offer Delights Roberts Weave Hockanum
Our Special presents six shades of Oxford Mixed Overcoatings, featuring the celebrated Roberts Weave Hockanum. See these specials before orders two.
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Oxford
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Mark
Splaine & Fitzpatrick
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Stccava
Kaapmulden
Captain Stewart
Maryland
King Williamstown
Bethulie
Gilchrist &Co
Hall of Fame
Joseph Glennon
Morris Street
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Essex
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W. R. Salter
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James BE. Odlin
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Coopers’ Union
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R. Stonewall Allen
St. Paul's Baptist Church
D. W. Fitzpatrick
DOWSE
Middlesex
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Malden
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George Howard Fall
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West Yarmouth
Washington
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East Cambridge
Mr. Minihan
John J. Ahern
J. F. Donovan
James A. Montgomery
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James FE. Aylward
Young Driscoll
Hugh Driscoll
Stephen M. Meggison
Meggison
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