Boots Stock Sale Offers Seasonal Bargains
A full stock purchase leads to a seasonable boots sale at bargain figures. The ad promises substantial savings on men’s footwear with a limited stock of boots available to buyers.
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15 Sep 1893
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Boston Post in Boston, Massachusetts
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1893
Page
1
Sale of shoe stock at Stedman Williams store Friday
The sale opens Friday at 8 o'clock with a scramble for choice lots. Stedman Williams Jr has run two years, offering mostly new stock in good condition despite sizes. Lot by lot prices range from 1.00 to 8.50, including men’s calf boots, laced shoes, and hand sewed goods with various styles and sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stedman Williams, Jr
Stedman Williams
Congress
Russia
Secessace
President and Mrs Cleveland Name White House Baby
The White House baby will be known hereafter as Mother. The name chosen by the President and Mrs Cleveland carries no special significance beyond the parents’ preference for scriptural denominatives and is said to mean a star and good fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Cleveland
Amherst Begins Work Again for 73rd Year
Amherst opened its seventy third year with the largest freshman class and total enrollment in its history. More than one hundred sixty new men joined a total membership of about four hundred forty. No curriculum changes were enacted. C O Gill arrived and began coaching football players, who have trained since Monday under Captain Haskell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
C. O. Gill
Haskell
Boy Killed by Express Train at Seaview Avenue
Bridgeport report says Henry Quitmeyer twelve son of George Quitmeyer was struck by a west-bound express at Seaview avenue and instantly killed. He ran under the gates behind an east-bound freight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conn
Henry Quitmeyer
George Quitmeyer
Seaview Avenue
Bargains on Oak Hall coats and vests in Boston sale
Do you know your breast measure 84 35 36 or 87 if so you can find great bargains at Oak Hall in Odd Coats Coats and Vests or Complete Suits Boston. We examined restocked misfits from last season mostly in small sizes priced at about half cost. A few 38 89 40 and 42 sizes exist but scarce. No other notice will be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hall
Boston
Paine
Barr
Stage Hands Strike Hits Boston Theatres Quiet Performances
Union stage hands at the Boston and Hollis Street theatres struck last night, but shows continued smoothly with nonunion help. Managers say they discharged union members, while others joined the strike and did not report to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Hollis Street
Post
John Stetson
The
Globe Theatre
Hollis Street Theatre
M’glenen
Stetson
Globe
Keith
Columbia Theatre
Tyler Day Breaks World Half Mile Record In Big Springfield Race
In Springfield on Sept 14 a huge crowd witnessed Tyler invade the world half mile record twice more and win the great Springfield mile international. Sanger set a new two mile world mark, Meintjes dominated longer distance records, and Zimmerman and Windle battled in the open half mile. Tyler’s 1m 2 5s half mile and 2:14 2 5 mile pace crowned a record day with cheers and a 75 dollar prize for the half mile.
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West
Columbia Bicycle Club of
Hartford
Springfield Bicycle Club
Tyler
Sanger
Meintjes
Zimmerman
Hartford Labor Day
Waterloo
Springfield Mile
H. C. Tyler
Bliss
Windle
Taylor
Banker
Springfield
Harry Tyler
Olmstead
Union Bicycle
Rhodes
Robson
Caldwell
Stearns Bieres
Bh. Bald
Wells
Dirnberger
Columbia Bicycle
Brandt
Bald
Ahem International
Lange Zimmerman
Bar ‘Iss
Rambler
Nelson
Wie
Ianatea
Essurier
Newton
F. A. Foell
M. J. Oe
Fred Seelye
New Shapes in Fall Neckwear Parade at Our Store
Our new fall neckwear shapes are extremely attractive with the latest four in hands designed to tie in much smaller knots than last season. Oriental and paisley designs, plain colors, silks, satins, crepes, and more include four in hands tecks puffs and bows.
Chantilly de Joinville Scar Styles and Colors Shown
The article notes a display featuring numerous colors and patterns in the Chantilly de Joinville scar, highlighting its distinctive fabric and fashionable versatility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chantilly de Joinville
Sale to open in Fur nishing Goods Department
Sale begins today in our Fur nishing Goods Department on the Street Floor at 10 o'clock.
Sanger Wins Dramatic Sprint and Meintjes Breaks World Mark
In a fierce race, Sanger beat Windle by a wheel with Bliss third as Fred Ames’s remains sparked a tense finish. Meintjes set a world record, pacing pacemakers through twenty-six miles plus, clocking 69 minutes 62.5 seconds for the stretch and 2:11.5 for the final mile. Major race results followed across events, with prizes including bicycles, diamonds, and watches for top finishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanger
Windle
Bliss
Meintjes
Porter
George Smith
Blauvelt
Rhodes
Nelson
Brandt
Wells
P. Clark
Titus
J. Clark
Warren
Vigilant Cup Race Talk From General Paine
General Paine discusses the Vigilant Jubilee cup match prospects and past races aboard the Jubilee off Lawley's dock. He rejects claims of favoritism, supports the officials, and notes the Navahoe's stronger showing in open-sea conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jubilee
General Paine
Lawley’s Dock
Mr. Bryant
Captain Barr
Marblehead
Ant
the Post
Frederick Lothrop Ames Dies in North Easton Estate Life
Frederick Lothrop Ames, longtime driving force of North Easton, died after a life of quiet wealth and passion for flowers. At Langwater Lodge and the Ames conservatory, orchids named for friends marked a deep love of beauty. A large funeral and mournful town observes his departure from the world he nurtured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Easton
Frederick Lothrop Ames
Ames
Langwater Lodge
Langwater Lake
Rebecca
Henrietta
Sargent
Life Insurance Agents Advertised By Public Notice
A historical notice promotes life insurance brokers as upstanding and diligent in serving the public. It urges readers to seek information and avoid vague contracts, urging them to visit the listed Boston office and contact agent NA'R'L IFKeins, CQ. J, State Agt., 169 Dev.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Weather Forecast for New England and Eastern New York
Forecast for Friday calls for generally fair conditions across New England and eastern New York with southerly winds. Warmer interior temperatures are expected as the day progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New England
New York
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