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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1894

Page

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Russell Opens Campaign In Springfield Address

In Springfield on October 18, Hon. John E. Russell opened his bid for Governor with a City Hall speech before a crowded, attentive audience. He hailed the Connecticut Valley birthright, defended tariff plans, warned of monetary upheaval, and accused opponents of backing the McKinley tariff via “satanic power.”

Springfield John Russell Mr. Russell Charles E. Stratton E. M. Ezekiel Democratic City Committee Massasoit House James B. Carroll Ezekiel Messrs. Carroll Stratton John E. Russell Massachusetts Carroll Connecticut Greenhalge House Senate Robinson Sugar Trust Grover Cleveland

All our suits feature double seat and knee and elastic waistband

The notice states that all suits come with a double seat and knee reinforcement and an elastic waistband for comfort and durability.

Post Reporter Gathers Details On Secret A P A Meetings

A Boston Post reporter gains access to Watertown and Cambridge A P A councils. Observations reveal how meetings unfold, secrecy measures, and the crucifix on the Bible altar used to deter Catholic members. The piece notes entrance rituals, sentinels, and a Cambridge initiation of twelve new members.

Post Watertown Council 35 Mt. Auburn Street Watertown J. P. Niles J. H. Hazelton Cambridge Council Friendship Hall Odd Fellows Central Square Cambridge

Accident on Boston & Maine trains near East Somerville

The Flying Yankee express crashed into a loaded freight train near East Somerville station at 9 10 pm. Five freight cars burned, two destroyed. baggage master A A Fall injured. No passengers seriously hurt. investigation ordered to determine blame.

Boston & Maine Railroad Eastern Division East Somerville Portland Union Station Newburyport Richardson Secarboro Salem John Savage Somerville West Ind Street Railway Company D. W. Sanborn Boston & Maine Scarboro Sanborn E. N. Gurnsey H. S. Hodgton Frank Jones A. A Edward Carter Kelley Stickney & Poor Spice Factory Cambridge Street Charlestown I Hopkins Jones Dyer

Advertising copy for direct-to-consumer clothing stores

A promotional notice touts buying suits or overcoats directly from the store, noting quality and honest representation. It invites readers to visit the retailer’s own outlets to see the merchandise and pricing firsthand.

Price quotes and sales reassurance advertised

An advertisement lists prices such as 10 42 1B)ONG and $70 995, promising guidance on what you ought to get for those prices. It asserts items sold to suit or money returned, aiming to reassure buyers.

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