Forced Sale Underwear From The Mill To Consumer
The Continental offers wholesale prices on a wide range of underwear from multiple lots. Lot 1 includes heavy men’s shirts and drawers with pearl buttons and durable seams. Lot 2 features wool blends from Excelsior Mills. Lot 9 camel’s hair and wool. Lot 10 Contoocook all wool Contoocook Underwear. Lot 12 Bristol light weight all wool. Lot 16 extra heavy all wool with silk binding. Lot 17 scarlet medicated all wool. Lot 21 Glastonbury Health Underwear with non shrink guarantee. Lot 25 extra heavy seamless half hose. Lot 26 fine cashmere hosiery plus Hathaway shirts and white canvas sleepwear. Prices per garment range from 35 cents to about $2.00 with bulk lots and per-garment options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelsior Mills
Cohoes
N. Y
Sea Island
Continental
Wright
Glastonbury Knitting Co
Glastonbury Health
Norfolk & New Brunswick
Coal Commission 10 Visit Mines Today
Scranton dispatch reports the anthracite strike inquiry team arriving for mine and miner housing inspections. Commission members tour Forest City, Carbondale, Olympant, and Scranton suburbs, with tests and site visits planned before hearings. Twenty five Erie Company accountants arrive to help prepare data for the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal Commission
Scranton
Penn
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
T. H. Watkins
Jermyn
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
Forest City
Susquehanna County
Bryden
New York, Ontario & Western Company
Rose
Delaware & Hudson
Thorne
Temple Iron Company
May
Erie Company
T. D. Nichols
The
Miners’ Union
Mitchell
Carbondale
Ontario & Western Railroad
Olyphant
Wilkesbarre
Watkins
New York
Miners Celebrate Mitchell Day in Wilkesbarre
In Wilkesbarre on October 29 miners closed mines to join a Mitchell Day celebration. About 10,000 in the procession cheered President Mitchell as he urged unity and arbitration. Speakers praised Mitchell. plans for arbitration in Scranton followed with Yale-educated Dr. Roberts aiding the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Penn
Mitchell
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers’ Organization
Roosevelt
Y. M. C. A. Park
J. F. Powers
Spring Valley, Ill
Thomas Haggerty
Reynoldsville
Pennsylvania
Frst
Arbitration Board
Scranton
Weil
Peter Roberts
Mahanoy City
Roberts
Yale
Coal ships arrive at port with mixed loads yesterday
Two vessels brought coal to the port yesterday. Imaum from South Wales delivered 6000 tons for the American Woollen Company and Nethergate from Cardiff carried 2712 tons for the Boston and Maine railroad, with Mystic wharf to discharge today. The schooner Thomas W Dawson with 7343 tons from Philadelphia for Metropolitan Coal was sighted off Nauset Cape Cod and expected to arrive on the flood tide today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imaum
South Wales
American Woollen Company
Nethergate
Cardiff
Boston & Maine Railroad
Mystic Wharf
Thomas W. Tuawson
Philadelphia
Metropolitan Coal Company
Nauset
Cape Cod
Lynn Area Coal Interests Reported By Multiple Firms
Representatives from Lynn Realty Company Lynn Real Estate Improvement Company Lennor Co T A Kelly Co and A B Hoffman discussed coal interests and potential developments in Lynn on October 29 in a regional update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Coal Company
Lynn Lynn
The
Lynn Realty Company
Lynn Real Estate Improvement Company
Lennor & Co
T. A. Kelly & Co
A. B. Hoffman
Coal supply direct from mines by local firm group
George E. Barnard and Weber Leather Company with others, representing about 15 000 tons of soft coal annually, move to source coal directly from mines without middlemen. They secured Cushman's wharf on Washington street for handling, and already have a Philadelphia agent to arrange shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Barnard
Weber Leather Company
Cushman's Wharf
Washington Street
Philadelphia
Car for the Commission Sets for Coal Regions Visit
Washington Oct 29 The commission will use the Baltimore & Ohio club car during sessions in the coal regions. It is the only one of its kind, adapted for traveling parties. Fitted for the Gridiron Club visit to Lotus Club dinner, later used by Admiral Dewey. A Pullman sleeper to follow. The commission pays for both cars after refusing railroad bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baltimore & Ohio Club
Lotus Club
Admiral Dewey
Strike Commission
Helen Gould Arrives at Hampton for Y M C A Dedication
Miss Helen Gould and a party arrived at Old Point Comfort to attend ceremonies for the dedication of the Y M C A building donated to the army and navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Gould
Hampton
Old Point Comfort
Army and Navy
Gould
American flour duty free in China
Washington reports that under an agreement negotiated with China by Mr Sharretts flour and all cereals are admitted free of duty. The concession covers barley maize millet oats paddy rice wheat flour buckwheat buckwheat flour corn flour yellow corn meal rye flour and hovis flour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
China
Notre Dame Community of Lowell Celebrates 50th Anniversary
Notre Dame community in Lowell marked its 50th anniversary with a solemn high mass attended by about 1500. Chief celebrant Rev. Father John J. McHugh led the ceremony with multiple clergy assisting. The sermon was delivered by Rev. Father James W. Hickey of Foxboro and a post-service reunion of graduates followed.
Inquest Finds No Arrests Over Clinton Hotel Explosion
Clinton October 29 State Fire Marshal Shaw conducted an inquest into the October 22 Berlin Hotel blast. After hearing a dozen witnesses he said insufficient evidence existed to justify arrests and state investigators will not pursue further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Shaw
Berlin
Mrs Elizabeth Cady Stanton Buried In New York
The funeral for Elizabeth Cady Stanton was held at her home on West Ninety-fourth Street with few attendees. Rev. Martin D. Con ray and Antoinette Brown Bleck well spoke, and the interment followed at Woodlawn Cemetery where Phebe Hanaford spoke. Stanton had dictated letters urging President Roosevelt to back woman suffrage and to use influence for women’s ballot rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
West Ninety-fourth Street
Martin D. Conray
South Place Chapel
London
Antoinette Brown Bleckwell
Elizabeth
N. J
Woodlawn Cemetery
Phebe Hanaford
Stanton
Roosevelt
Congress
Mrs Eddy May Be Indicted Over Quimby Death
The grand jury in White Plains will report to Supreme Court Justice Garretson on the Esther Quimby death case. Parents of the child and Christian Science healer John Lathrop face possible indictment, with Mary Baker Eddy also under consideration. Coroner Banning urges charges, weighing manslaughter or misdemeanor, and suggests Peabody to prosecute if trial occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
N. Y
Esther Quimby
Supreme Court
Garretson
John Carroll Lathrop
Banning
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Christian Science Cult
Quimby
Lathrop
Eddy
Grand Jury
Frederick W. Peabody
Boston
Mrs Drake enters horse stable field in Chicago
Mrs John A Drake wife of a millionaire horse owner plans to run her own stable under the name Mr Bunting joining Mrs Duryea and Mrs Whitney as pioneering American women owners. She aims to house a fine string of top racehorses in a premier operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John A. Drake
Herman Duryea
Harry Payne Whitney
Roslyn
Marie Corelli Attacks American Millionaires
London reports Marie Corelli's new article Vulgarity in Wealth condemning American millionaires. She attacks J Pierpont Morgan and Andrew Carnegie, alleging wealth corrupts English society and library philanthropy is ostentation. She decries the wealthy as ill mannered and unrefined, with examples of Carnegie’s libraries and American ostentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Marie Corelli
Ouida
J. Pierpont Morgan
Carnegie
Corelli
Prince Edward Islanders Meet in Boston Whist Party
A group of about 40 followers gathered at Corinthian Hall Boston last evening for the first in a series of monthly whist parties by the Boston Society of Prince Edward Islanders. John C. MacDonald served as reception committee president with Misses Margaret Campbell Elizabeth Campbell and Charles Connors. The hall featured decorations and music by an orchestra with refreshments and dancing until 1 am. Guests included W. D. MacDonald and D. A. MacDonald, presidents of the Provincial Society of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinthian Hall
Washington Street
Boston Society of
Prince Edward Islanders
John C. MacDonald
Association
Margaret and
Elizabeth Campbell
Charles C. Connors
Provincial Society of Boston
W. D. MacDonald
D. A. MacDonald
Entertaining Society
Sailor Lost From the Vera off Cape Cod
The Vera of Gloucester reported the loss of Dan Keefe of St Johns Newfoundland after being knocked overboard by the main boom during a Georges Bank voyage. William Matheson returned from a five months Grand Banks trip with a two thirds fare, while Joseph P Johnson reported heavy weather off the Cape and two dories blown overboard amid heavy seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetown
Vera
Gloucester
Dan Keefe
St. Johns
N. F
William Matheson
Grand Banks
Joseph P. Johnson
Cape
Hawthornes Fanshawe Brings $840 At Auction In Boston
The sale of Edwin F. Conely’s library drew heavy bidding in Boston. Hawthornes Fanshawe first edition uncut copy sold for $840, a record price, to a New York collector George J. Smith. The Gentle Boy in original wrappers sold for $143 to George H. Richmond after Charles B. Goodspeed dropped out at $142.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. French
Boston
Edwin F. Conely
New York
Libbie’s
Hawthorne
Marsh & Capen
Hlawthorne
Bowdoin College
George J. Smith
Gentle Boy
Peabody
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Charles B. Goodspeed
George H. Richmond
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New England Mills
Amsterdam
Contoocook
Contoocook Mills
Norfolk & New _ Brunswick
America
New England
Hathaway
Washington & Boylston Sts
Lawson
Coats
Browning
King
Goo
Washington St
Flore
Glenn
Steve
Tighe
Vianager the
Notre Dame Community OF
Lowell
Christian Science Treatment
Marie. Corelli
Leading Credit Clothiers
Boyle Bros
South End Green
ST. John's
Soudan
Prince Edward Island
St. John’s
Trepassey
Cape Race
Isle of Valen
Magee
Magee Furnace CO
Unio
Fanshawe
Turkey
Waltham
Elgin
Illinois
Wilson Jewelry Co
Tremont Row
Comer’s College
Cor. Beach
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