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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1901

Page

10

Great Bankrupt Clothing Sale in Boston at Hanover Street

A massive bankrupted stock sale moves at 9 o clock from 48 and 45 Hanover Street Boston. Prices slash men’s and boys clothing up to 60 percent below cost as Rochester firm Janos wrelkes Co fails. Items include Melton Cass suits English Diagonal dress suits silk faced overcoats and more with discounts across all garments for 20 days.

Eas Vienna Hanover Century Hanover St Boston 20Th Century of Stores, Inc Big Si

Six Miners Die in Colorado Mine Blast Near Glenwood Springs

A gas explosion at the Spring Gulch mine of the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company near Glenwood Springs Colorado killed six miners and seriously injured three others. The dead are P G Pickerton George Cassenger Albert Dehansinado Peter Deldora David Coller and John Anders. The blast sparked by ignited gas damaged the mine tunnel.

Glenwood Springs Col Spring Gulch Colorado Fuel and Iron Company P. G. Pickerton George Cassenger Alpert Dehansinado Peter Deldora David Coller John Anders

President Loubet arrives in Dunkirk amid cheering crowds

Loubet travels through Dunkirk with Premier Waldeck Rousseau and Foreign Minister Delcasse on his way to receive Emperor Nicholas. He is greeted by large crowds and warmly cheered during the afternoon arrival.

Dunkirk France Loubet M. Waldeck- Rousseau M. Delcasse Nicholas

Canton Prepares for Last Home-Coming of President McKinley

Canton Ohio outlines a detailed funeral programme for William McKinley with arrival and processions to Court House and residence. Honorary pallbearers named from Washington join local escorts from Troop A Cleveland. Funeral at First Methodist Church set for Wednesday with simple services and quartet performances.

Canton Ohio Depot Court House North Market Street William McKinley West Lawn Cemetery McKinley Weahington John C. Dueber George B. Frease R. A. Cassidy William R. Day Joseph Biechele Henry W.harter William A. Lynch Thomas T. McCarty Cleveland Pennsylvania Canton Post Twenty-third Ohio Canton Committee First Methodist Church C. E. Manchester O. B. Milligan Presbyterian Church W. H. Smith Rachael Frease F. J. Melbourne Ralph Brown Robertson

Appreciation of the Late President by Secretary Long

Secretary of the Navy John Long writes a praise for McKinley, calling him a man of pure character and single devotion to country. He lauds McKinley’s leadership, civil service integrity, wartime and peacetime achievements, and states the nation is better and its people happier for his service.

Secretary Long Washington, D. C John Long Secretary of the Navy President McKinley McKinley Lincoln Congress

Meat Handlers Strike Over Working Conditions

About 140 meat handlers on East Boston and Charlestown wharves quit work after packing firms Armour Swift Nelson Morris and others refused to meet union demands. The union backed by AF of L official Frank McCarty presented a 38 member crew, pay scales, lunch hours, and double time rules for Sundays and holidays.

Armour Packing Company Swift Packing Lai Cudahy Packing Company Asyeaon Packing Company Nelson Morris Packingmpany Boston Charlestown Esterday Frank McCarty American Federation of Labor

Longshoremen Strike Expands as 2% Wage Increase Sought

International Longshoremen's Union No 221 Boston reports each gang now 36 members up from 38 with a 2 percent wage increase requested. An attempted load by non union men last night at East Boston faced difficulties. Most union members are colored. their roles filled by non union white men. The strike likely to run weeks with AFL support and potential spread to Teamsters and others. A special union meeting is held tonight.

Tey American Federation of Labor Teamsters’ Union

Roosevelt Keeps Old Cabinet Unbroken

President Roosevelt convened his first Washington Cabinet meeting and asked McKinley era members to retain their portfolios throughout his term. He outlined continuity with McKinley's Buffalo speech and urged all to serve as if newly elected, with no pressing matters outstanding.

Washington Roosevelt McKinley Buffalo Cowles Canton

Roosevelt forms new administration backing McKinley policies

President Roosevelt takes office amid factional debate, stating he will pursue McKinley era policies. He receives Hanna’s private pledge of support, intends to honor McKinley appointments, and plans Cabinet continuity. Odell signals New York backing, while Hay and Long remain in Washington. Mrs Roosevelt heads to Oyster Bay. Captain Cowles travels to Canton.

Roosevelt Buffalo Pan-American Exposition Hanna McKinley Ridgely Chicago Rixey Odell New York Hay Long Washington Cowles Pennsylvania Railroad Canton Oyster Bay Long Island

Mourning Drapery Graces Shepard Norwell & Co Store

The Shepard Norwell & Co. store on Winter Street is draped in black and white for mourning. Three black and white shields flank a central triangle as four medallion portraits of McKinley appear, with a three quarter length portrait and a life size bust in the windows.

Shepard, Norwell & CO Winter Street McKinley Buffalo

Rehearsing for Coars Journey Dunkirk Visit

Dunkirk Sept 17 The Czar visit preparations proceed amid heavy rain. A full dress military rail line rehearsal shows guards at 250 yard intervals, stations garrisoned, and soldiers at cross points. Despite security drills cheers greet M Loubet as he tours the docks with large crowds.

Dunkirk M. Loubet Paris Nicholas Douai Loubet Malo-les-Bains Wit

Momena kills Bicchieri in Pitts Street shooting

Antonio Momena, 22, of 25 Pitts Street shot and killed Giuseppe Bicchieri at the corner of Pitts Street and Standish Place at 3 20 pm after an exchange of taunts. Police pursued leads across Boston neighborhoods and nearby towns, with witnesses and family connections noted as investigators seek the fugitive.

Antonio Momeno Pitts Street Giuseppe Bicchieri Commercial Street Standish Place Ellis Lane Momentia Momena T Wharf Atlantic Avenue Bicchieri Market Street Ricchietti Sam Rosenthal Stamford Street Bowdoin Square Briggs Undertakers &A Cal Ibre Briggs’s Howard Street Leéwie Station 3 Highland Ignation Bove Gaskin Indianapolis Antonia Mercurio Antonio Matteo Momena South Margin Street Bove Wise Italy Pere Fall River Domino Boston Providence North End Station 1 Loca Ercurio Omena Lawrence

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