Great Bankrupt Clothing Sale at 91 Summer Street Boston
A Rochester firm’s collapse prompts a sensational Boston sale of 00,000 in fine men and boys clothing at half price. Prices: suits from 4.75, overcoats 5.75, trousers 1.49, many items deeply discounted. Sale runs 20 days, 8 a.m. start, store 91 Summer street, with late hours and a bright electric sign.
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Boston
Summer Street
James Walker & Co
Rochester
N. Y
Vienna
A P A Strong in Cambridge Ward Caucuses
The A P A showed strength in Cambridge last evening sweeping wards 2 and 4 and shaping the contest for Representatives and ward committees. Delegates in Ward 2 backed Dallinger and Fillmore with Grover and Page challenging. Ward 4 backed Higgins and Spalding with Townsend replaced. Ward 6 favored Dickinson for Representative.
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Cambridge
Act
Congressman McCall
Francis L. Raymond
Somerville
Durant
Dallinger
Fillmore
Grover
Page
Horace K. Osborn
A. P. A.ism
W. M. Townsend
Sumner C. Higgins
Spalding
S. C. Higgins
W. F. Spalding
John Hopewell, Jr
Mr. Townsend
David T. Dickinson
Somerville Republican caucuses battle A P A influence
In Somerville four wards held Republican caucuses to choose delegates for state and county conventions and to nominate Representatives to the General Court. Ward 2 and 4 heavily defeated the regular ticket by the secret A P A influence. Ward 1 backed Amara E. Southworth and Ward 2 backed Frank W. Kaan.
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Somerville
General Court
Mr. Atwood
B. M. Cram
F. E. Gordon
Pastor James J. O'Brien Honored by Somerville Parish
The Rev. James J. O'Brien, pastor of St. Catherine's Church, Somerville, returned Monday from a five month Europe trip. Parish members gave him a complimentary reception and concert at Union Hall with Miss Mary Blackwell delivering the welcome address. Clergymen aiding parishioners received baskets of flowers.
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James J. O’brien
St. Catherine’s Church of
Somerville
Europe
Union Hall
Mary Blackwell
Water crisis prompts intercity visit to Mystic Lake
Boston and suburban water boards from Chelsea Everett and Somerville toured Mystic Lake to stress water economy amid record low levels. Officials inspected soundings, outlined emergency pumps, and warned residents to curb usage as Mystic Lake sits eleven feet below normal and rain remains uncertain.
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Boston
Chelsea
Everett
Somerville
Union Station
Mystic Lake
Woburn
Doherty
Boston Water Board
HE. S. Sullivan
Jackson
McCafferty
James O’brien
Boston Water Service
George E. Wemyss
George A. Kimball
W. F. Hall
N. D. Dennett
F. E. Merrill
H. L. Eaton
Somerville Water Service
George E. Mitchell
Samuel P. Tenney
Frank E. Winslow
Caleb Lombard
Chelsea Water Service
Daniel Russell
C . Richardson
W. H. Chapman
John Loring
H. G. Hinckley
Everett Water Service
James Hartford
Mystic Service
Central House
Eugene Sullivan
West Medford
Charlestown
Cochituate
Tenney
Sullivan
Medsford
Tufts Hill
Water Boards
Mystic
Boston Board
Woman Finds Frugal Bargain Alternative
A shopper notes she saves by choosing a lower priced option. She compares prices and promotes smart budgeting to avoid overpaying for common items.
Bride to be's fiancé shoots self in Cambridgeport tragedy
Miss Jennie Rose of Brookline was to marry Sewell L. Wilson, a Cambridgeport bookkeeper at the ice company. In a moment of apparent insanity, Wilson shot himself at 6:59 p.m. in his wedding suit, later dying at Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Jennie Rose
Washington Street
Brookline
Cambridgeport
Sewell L. Wilson
Wilson
Massachusetts General Hospital
Patrolman Row
A. P. Comeau
Eugene McCarthy
Cambridge I[ce
Garland
Ice Company
Sewell Wilson
Mr. Garland
New Hampshire
Cambridge Ice Company
First Class Tailoring by Splaine and Fitzpatrick
Old friends Messrs. Splaine and Fitzpatrick reopen at 110 Court Street offering a wide line of cloths and made to order suits and overcoats at lower prices. They specialize in trousers at 6.50 and personally cut and fit every garment with satisfaction guaranteed. Note their ad in tomorrow's Post.
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Messrs
Splaine & Fitzpatrick
Court Street
the Post
Republicans Use Australian System In City Caucus
The city held a caucus under a new Australian voting method with slow vote counting and large ballots. Ward results varied from lively contests in Ward 23 to quiet, orderly ballots in others, including notable showing for Atwood in Ward 17 and a large turnout in Ward 22 at Music Hall Field's Corner.
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Harrison H. Atwood
Fowler-Sprague
Barrett
Charlestown
Meyer
Werden Harry
Alexander
B. Stillman Blanchard
Music Hall
Field’s Corner
Walter Hayes
Atwood
Bliss
George B. Bird
John E Tuttle
Ward
Mr O Neils Busy Day in Ninth District Campaign
Congressman O Neill drives steady effort for renomination in the ninth district. Supporters, delegates, and visitors fill Tremont street headquarters with notable calls by Assistant Secretary Hamlin and John H Sullivan. He plans a Maverick House reception and favors a joint debate only with more planning time. he holds Senator Fitzgerald in high esteem.
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O'Neill
Washington
Tremont Street
Charlestown
West Boston
Ninth District
Hamlin
United States Treasury
John H. Sullivan
East Boston
Post
O'Neil
Flast
Boston
Maverick House
Fitzgerald
WHY O'NEIL DECLINED Congressman O'Neil sends letter to Senator Fitzgerald
Congressman O'Neil yesterday sent a letter to Senator Fitzgerald explaining his reasons for declining a request or proposal. The brief exchange outlines the stance and context surrounding the decision, with emphasis on the legislative or political factors at play.
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O'Neil
Fitzgerald
Fitzgeralds Work Faces ONeil Challenge in Boston
Senator Fitzgerald maintains high activity with meetings of delegation leaders. He and allies held a lengthy conference with leaders of all delegations, later receiving a challenge to Congressman ONeil which he delivered in person but ONeil refused to debate. Fitzgerald pressed on with a long afternoon of work before dark, returning home for dinner then resuming his second night on the stump.
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John F. Fitzgerald
Boston
Washington
Chicago
New
Harrison
New York
New England
Fitzgerald
Flynn
Hayes
Frank McGinniss
Charlestown
Cornelius J. Flynn
William F. McClellan
Fast
Senator Fitzgerald
O'Neil
Morton for Congress Nominee Seeks People's Party Support
James F. Morton Jr. accepts People’s Party nomination for Massachusetts tenth district representative. Born in Littleton, educated in Newton, Harvard graduate, Phi Beta Kappa, MA in 1892, speaker’s diploma 1894. A reform-minded radical, active in workingmen’s causes and Boston clubs.
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James F. Morton, Jr
People’s Party
Congress
Massachusetts
Mr. Morton
Littleton
Newton
Harvard
Phi Beta Kappa
School of Expression
Morton
Second Nationalist Club of
Boston
The
Good Templars
Anderson Out of Senate Race in Third Suffolk District
East Cambridge friends of ex-Representative Stephen Anderson say he will not likely seek the Senate this year. McLaughlin supporters in Ward 7 anticipate East Cambridge backing and predict he is a sure winner at the convention.
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Stephen Anderson
East Cambridge
Suffolk
Daniel J. McLaughlin
Ward 7
Utley Renominated by Acclamation at Brookline Caucus
Representative Charles H. Utley was renominated by acclamation at the Republican caucus in Brookline last evening.
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Charles H. Utley
Brookline
Seventh District Committee to Meet at State HQ Saturday
The seventh congressional district committee will meet at the State committee headquarters Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock to decide the time of holding the district convention. The eighth congressional Democratic committee will meet at the State headquarters this evening. Mark B Mulvey, a Ward 22 resident and painter, is a candidate for the Legislature from that ward.
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Seventh Congressional District Committee
State Committee
Eighth Congressional Democratic Committee
Mark B. Mulvey
Ward
Travel Deal to Albany via Boston and Albany Rail Road
Offer for a five dollar trip to Albany by Boston and Albany Railroad with a route down the Hudson to New York and the Fall River Line to Boston beginning in October.
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Albany
Boston & Albany
Hudson
New York
Fall River
Boston
Four boys with spring guns cause trouble on Tremont Street
Four youths aged 12 to 14 armed with long nickel plated spring guns fired buckshot at passersby and electric cars on Tremont Street near Eliot. They fled when challenged, then checked into a cheap hotel. Police recovered buckshot and $1.87. John Cummings of Harrison Avenue and John Alexander of Kneeland Street were detained and identified. Alexander earned money in a West End shop. Police prepared to send them home with relatives.
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Tremont Street
Eliot
Division 4
Eliot Street
Station 4
Hall
John Cummings
Harrison Avenue
John Alexander
Kneeland Street
Alexander
Cummings
West End
Voters Reject Bell Grab Backers in 1894 Caucus Lines
The Post highlights the Bell Telephone grab controversy, noting Governor Greenhalge's veto and the paper's lone battle against a $30,009,000 bill. It lists 1894 General Court candidates who were defeated and those who voted for the grab and won caucuses, naming Jeremiah J. McCarthy Ward 8, Robert Teamoh Ward 9, Arthur L. Spring Ward 10, and James A. Tilden Ward 23.
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Post
Bell Telephone Company
Bell Telephone
Beacon Hill
Greenhalge
General Court
Senate
Stillman S. Blanchard
Frank C. Wood
HOUSE
Marcus C. Cook
Jeremiah J. McCarthy
Robert Teamoh
Arthur L. Spring
James A. Tilden
Genuine Fire Sale After Boston Blaze at 46 and 48 Eliot St
Following a massive fire that damaged 883 Washington Street, clothier Santel Cohen stages a retail fire sale. The sale opens Saturday, Sept 22, at 9 a.m. and runs 15 days, offering suits, overcoats, trousers, and dresses at deep discounts, with money-back guarantees and rail fare for distant buyers.
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Boston
Washington St
Santel Cohen
Sam. Cohen
Hlict St
Washington
Tremont
Gthis
Cohen
Henrietta
Chantilly
Eliot St
Washington and
Tremont Sts
Mass
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Post Office Square
Benj. Fr. Stevens
Alfred D. Foster
S. F. Trull
WM. B. Turner
A. W. Muirhead
Pemberton Square
New Court House
A.P.A
A. PA
PSM
W. L. Douglas
City Hall Ave
School St
Adams Case
Burkhardt
Burkhart
Burkhart Sirewing Co
Car, Parker and Station Ats
Roxbury
Tel
John Bryant
William Scampton
John A. Melvin
F. W. Carter
William O. D. Grace
Owen F. Keating
Charles E. Allen
Arthur L. Bradford
Hammond
Fletcher
Lawrence A. Hoey
Ward 9
Representative Teamoh
Representative Teamod
Walden Banks
Thomas L. D. Connor
Samuel W. Washington
Marcus Cook
Clarence P. Weston
Waterloo
Cook
Spring
Weston
Joshua B. Holden
Francis C. Lowell
Alexander E. McDonald
Frank B. Pope
Ward Thirtein
Thomas Harrison
Thomas F. Stack
Ward Committee
Cooke
Jesse Gove
Winslow C. Cooke
Isaac P. Hutchinson
Blanchard
Franz Hugo Kress
William W. Towle
Freeman O. Emerson
Albert A. Gleason
Do. F. Hartson
Emerson
Benjamin C. Lane
Lane
Mr. Emerson
Thomas J. Emery
S. Stillman Blanchard
Isaacs. Hutchinson
George A. Hibbard
Albert C. Smith
Tenth Congressional District
Wallace F. Wilson
Harrison Atwood
Joseph S. Bartlett
Benjamin S. Bullard
Frederick Bleiler
Brighton
D. H. Mitchell
Jos
H. O'Neil
MR. O’neil
Tonic
Ealth
van Nostrand’s
Bunker Hill
A. G. van Nostrand
Bunker Hill Breweries
Telephone
Rueter & CO
C. J. Bailey
Boyiston Street
Anderson
Representative Utley
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