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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1894
Page
1
The notice promotes warm Melton overcoats priced at 9.97 dollars in blue and black. It emphasizes comfort and quality, stating garments are warranted and can be returned if not satisfactory. The ad stresses stylish, well made coats and a customer friendly guarantee.
The notice advertises the Massachusetts Clothing Company at 90 Hanover Street inviting walk-ins near Cor Portland Street. It also promotes a Strauss music program by Kossuth's Hungarian Orchestra after 6 PM at the Silver Grill Cafe Washington opposite Water Street, offering a genuine symphony concert free to patrons.
In Springfield City Hall a large crowd heard Governor Greenhalge and Lt. Governor Wolcott as ex Governor George D. Robinson attacked tariff and Democratic splits. Greenhalge urged a business administration and party unity while praising the Commonwealth's schools and charities.
Despite rain the sale drew crowds as 15 extra salesmen staffed the event. The store touts $275,000 worth of high grade ready-made clothing at cost with suits from 8.25 and overcoats from 8.50, including boys suits at 3.25 and tuxedos at 30, all made in-house for the season. The sale runs late Saturday nights and until 8 PM weekdays, 10 PM Saturdays.
Forecast for Wednesday calls for Maine New Hampshire and Vermont light showers clearing in Vermont brisk high westerly winds and warmer in the south portion Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut fair with early light showers in Massachusetts brisk high westerly winds and slightly warmer interior
Swansea reports that over five thousand tons of tin plates were loaded today onto vessels bound for America. Market prices for tin plate have fallen compared with many prior months.
A heavy southwest gale drives down East schooners off Chatham while Ellen Morrison of Bangor battles breakers. Captain Tuttle and crew rescue Morrison’s crew after a three hour perilous effort. The incident follows the schooner’s leaking hull and damaged jibstay as the vessel nears Shovelful Shoals.
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