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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1893
Page
9
A bold notice invites buyers to a clothing sale promising dependable fit and finish with raw material cost plus making and expenses reflected in fair prices. It proclaims highest grade fashion, superior quality, and an expanded sales staff, noting evening hours for convenience and urging caution against cheaper, steeper markdowns.
Fragmentary OCR text about a railroad and steamboat journal with garbled typography and missing content. Mentions New York rail system and online presentation. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities to date.
The Channing Club plans a 6 30 PM meeting at the Hotel Indike next Monday. Dinner at 6 80 PM and exercises will discuss removing restraint on membership and changing the constitution to allow any regular attendee of Unitarian churches to be eligible for membership.
Registration closes in Boston Oct 24 and in other cities Oct 38. Towns registration closes now. Register now.
Democrats claim party organization is strong and Russell and Carroll draw enthusiastic receptions in mill and manufacturing towns. Lee Meriweather plans a Leominster speech with John F Fitzgerald, O Neil, and Governor Russell set for multiple cities. State committee aims to mobilize officials and speeches, anticipating a blaze of Democratic enthusiasm across Cape Cod and Cape Ann trips and strong final two weeks.
New York Oct 2 Governor Russell of Massachusetts at the Holland House spoke on the Democratic Senate failure to act on repeal. He said it would aid Democratic prospects in Massachusetts if the repeal bill passed, and added that Democrats would make the best fight regardless of Senate action.
A candidate declares readiness to tour the Bay State with six to eight speeches before the election. He offers full cooperation with the State committee on where to speak and emphasizes commitment to the campaign effort.
Nomination papers closed at five as candidates race to file with the Secretary of State. Independent contenders appear across districts with a crowded list of names led by Senator Brennan and Timothy Coakley. the final tally shows 81,869 registered through noon.
New York firm defends Spot Cash policy amid weak demand from Western buyers and cancellations. It outlines its claim that its clothing is made under total supervision by tailors, with London Paris New York patterns, and asserts every shipped dollar represents this season’s make. It hopes shipments via Stonington Line will boost future patronage.
William B. Rice of Quincy may be named to the Executive Council to fill the late David Hall Rice. The Young Men's Democratic Club sees record demand for documents statewide for campaign use. King argues why he is best fitted for the governorship, while Newburyport Democrats mourn not securing Governor Russell or John B. Russell. It is probable Congressman O Neill and Brooks are involved.
In a divorce hearing Judge Fes senden hears Miss Elizabeth Sefton describe a broken tooth and a stormy marriage with Charles Sefton, painter and husband of twenty one years. Sefton accuses Hannah of cruelty and desertion while Hannah counters with infidelity and abuse claims. Witnesses describe alarms, injuries, and repeated drinking as the couple’s tensions surface.
Georges L Hermite assistant general secretary of the Federation of Railroad Men of France attended the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen convention in Boston. He visited to study U S rail workers and invited the American group to send delegates to a world congress of railroad men in Paris next year.
George Thompson, convicted of manslaughter in the death of his wife Mary F. Thompson, was discharged on his own recognizance after Chief Justice Mason overturned the prior verdict as against the evidence. Thompson, who had no legal counsel at trial, conducted his defense alone. the case was revisited by Assistant District Attorney Sughrue before a new inquiry led to his release.
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