Continental Clothing House offers vast Ulster stock sale
Boston shoppers can buy 13 000 plus Ulsters and overcoats from the Continental Clothing House at Washington and Boylston. The sale claims not to exceed sixty percent of original value with hundreds of garments new for the present season, including 600 men Ulsters 30 value, 800 Black Friese Ulsters, 400 Driving Ulsters, 800 Chinchilla Ulsters, 1000 Black Beaver Overcoats, and 1000 Black Fur Beaver Ulsters with low prices through post-sale options. Sample garments available for New England buyers with return option.
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Continental Clothing House
Washington and
Boylston Streets
Boston
Lota
GIG
Continental
New England
Boston Firm Wins Top Honors at World’s Fair
The North Packing and Provision Company of Boston earned highest awards at the Chicago World’s Fair. They received gold medals and diplomas for pure leaf lard, hams, bacon, and lard products, lauded for quality and craftsmanship.
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Boston
Chicago
North Packing and Provision Company
Ninaelen
A Courteous Burglar Seeks Quiet Night Breakins
A fragment reports a burglary spree in the nearby area last night. John C. Carter of Main Street was startled by a quiet intruder during a late visit to a room, with the assailant ransacking the place before disappearing.
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Rere
Steckbriige
Agein
John C. Cartér
Main Street
Eesy & Man
Bones to be sent back to China for eight Chinamen buried here
A Mt Hope plan will exhume eight Chinamen buried over eleven years and ship their bones to Hong Kong via San Francisco for reburial in China. The Six Companies fund and oversee the effort, with undertaker Tinkham handling removal at a $10 per body charge.
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Mt. Hope
China
Salufig
Stine
Long Gum
Hon Yum
Moy Sei Yung
Moy Wood
Express
San Francisco
Hong Kong
Fook Sing
Matt Street
Charlestown
Charles River
May
Chima
Canton
America
United States
Tinkham
Howard Street
Reverend Ferguson Recovers From Brief Illness
The Rev. Charles Ferguson has recovered from a brief illness that prevented his preaching at St. Kosie Church last Sunday evening. He will preach again next Sunday evening with a sermon on ways to seek God in everyday life.
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MR. Ferguson
Charles Ferguson
St. Kosie Church
Ghia
Fire at Union Square oil works destroys Somerville buildings
A major oil works fire at J. C. Colville’s plant in Union Square Somerville caused $12 000 in damage. Flames driven by a south wind threatened nearby tenements as firefighters fought for four hours after a possible engine spark or naphtha explosion.
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Somerville
Union Square
J. C. Colville
Howards & Walker
Fitchburg
Somerville Fire Department
Edwards & Walker
South Boston
Submarine Gun and Net Trial Off Newport Harbor
The world’s only submarine gun test continues at the torpedo station near Newport with Ericsson's Destroyer maneuvered to a fixed position. A new net design, a semi cable style with pipe segments, is being evaluated for underwater defense while tests report partial duct integrity and favorable early results.
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Newport
R. J
Ericsson
I Naval
Tax Reform Arguments Hearings At State House
The taxation committee heard arguments for the single tax at the State House yesterday. Several gentlemen spoke in favor of the reform. No action was taken.
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State House
Ballot Hearings Question Nomination Papers Legality
The Ballot Law Commission opened hearings on protests against nomination papers for Timothy W. Coakley and Nicholas J. Quinn, with witnesses claiming signatures were forged or signed without knowledge. Testimony detailed signatures allegedly not written by signatories, questions on residence notation, and cross examinations as officials consider fraud and legality of the papers amid adjournment to noon.
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Timothy W.euchatley
John
Cronan
Folk
Nicholas J
Guise Coos
O. Galvin
Asr. Murray
Olin
Quinn
Galvin
John McQuade
Boston
John Taylor
Harrison Avenue
John Hastings
Brooklines
Richard Ferriter
Appleton Ag
Michael Sullivan
Murray
Joseph Drake
East Union Park
Patrick Burke
John C. Murtagh
Hamburg Street
Ohn W. Ring
Dedham Street
Pillsbury
Milesian
John Cronan
Timothy W. Coakley
M. J. Coyle
Coakley
Thomas Tierney
Market Street
John Maloney
Bennet Street
John T. Mulhaunin
Ruggies Street
James J. Casey
Berlin Street
Norminners
James E. Milford
Mr. Coakley
James McCabe
Brighton
Tow
Dunniingham
Omas Tierney
James Maloney
John Spencer
J. Cunningham
Messrs. Coakley
Beant
Mr. Cronen
James H. Drake
Nicholas J. Quinn
Richard Hayes
James Doyle
Ward 17
N. J. Quinn
G & H. Drakh
East Union Park Street
Enwright Returns to Duty After Sanatorium Healing
Malden officials, led by Mayor Winn, fin e Assistant Walter J. Enwright two months pay and reinstate him after his drunkenness suspension. Enwright underwent the Sharon sanitarium cure and is reported to be restored to duty, a move criticized by many residents.
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Malden
Winn
Walter J. Enwright
Sharon Sanitarium
Iim
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Cor
Washington and Boylston Sts
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South End
Eliot
Dover South End
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Haverhill
Grace M. B
William Fisher
West
Dover Treet
Lake
NASA
Fisher
Mr. Weat
J. Fowler
Lake W
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Peter Green
Fred
Elmer
Peter
Dimick
Ara
Gan Pf
Ruse
Chambers
Joe Goldthwait
JOS. D. Elms
Aly
Globe
Krey’s
OG Wishineton
Mony
Enwright
Ieee
National Supply CO
Temple Pe
C. PG
Rota Avery Sens
F. BG. Clothing Company
Mercer Streets
New York
Seneana
Nadia
Columas
Middlesex
West of England
St. George
Worombo
Carr
Fisk & GO
Ammeres
Huron
Port Huron
Mich
City of Gencord
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Concord
Frank Hebner
Chi Ly B. Corner
John ‘Caldwell
James Francis
Windécor
Duntom
D. M. Runnelis
the Herald
Rio Janeiro
Admiral Stanton
Newark
Montreal
Richelieu & Ontario Nation
Quebec
al Wapostor
Attleboro
Enterprise
Ent
Rowe's Wharf
Graves’ Maryland
Chester N. Graves & Sons
Maryland
the Amamicar Tool & Machine CO
Kingeten St
Beeten
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