Bankrupt clothing sale brims with bargain prices
A Boston sale advertises $500 000 worth of fine clothing at 80 percent off with prices like Melton and box overcoats and silk trousers. J A Chanler reappears in Virginia and New York reporting his sanity and ongoing court actions.
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Ten
Elit Tallor de Men’s and Boys
Hanover
James Walkers
Vienna
Hanover Aaa
East Nee
Hanover St
Boston
Seton
D. Stores, Inc
Police Seek Man Asking for Roosevelt Sister’s Address
Washington police search for a man about 40 with a foreign accent and light mustache who asked pedestrians for the address of President Roosevelt's sister wife of Commander Cowles of the navy. Officers guard Cowles residence after the incident near the White House. Roosevelt walked to his sister's residence for luncheon and returned on foot alone.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Cowles
Navy
White House
Executive Mansion
Pennsylvania Avenue
Lafayette Square
Sixteenth Street
Tailor Goldstein Tries Benzine Suicide After Wife's Scolding
Israel Goldstein a 39 year old tailor from 419 Harrison avenue drank benzine used in his shop. He cried out for help and was rushed to Station 5 then City Hospital. Initial danger passed and doctors expect possible recovery.
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Israel Goldstein
Harrison Avenue
Brockton Couple Hurt in Buffalo Car Accident
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Grant of Brockton were injured in a street car accident in Buffalo while alighting. Mr. Grant, an assessor, suffered a fractured skull and Mrs. Grant sustained scalp wounds.
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G. A. Grant
Brockton
George A. Grant
Grant
Buffalo
First Snowstorm Hits Mt Washington New Hampshire
The first genuine snowstorm of the season rages on Mt Washington New Hampshire. By 9 o clock two inches of snow had fallen with a temperature of 28 degrees above zero and a strong southwest wind.
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MT. Washington
N. H
Sept
British commanders report Boer setback and Natal invasion threat
Plan Natal invasion, Pretoria dispatch notes General Methuen taking 23 Boers near Mafeking and General Campbell 17 burghers near Harrismith. Boers active along Natal border. Botha and Dewet allegedly plan invasion with 1500 men and hidden guns. British see this as a final desperate rally.
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Pretoria
Methuen
Mafeking
Campbell
Harrismith
Natal
Botha
Dewet
Steel Mills Resume Work as Union Issue Persists
Pittsburg reports most United States Steel mills back to full operation with few exceptions. Tinworkers demand union recognition, hoping for delays beyond Monday. McKeesport plants run, except one rolling mill. Amalgamated Journal cites external pressures behind the New York settlement.
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Pittsburg
United States Steel Corporation
McKeesport
Amalgamated Journal
New York
Daily Press
Laura Hudson Rescued From Mob Visits Boston
Mrs Laura Hudson the colored woman rescued from a mob near lynching in Pierce City Missouri on August 18 travels to Boston as a guest of Robert B Allen president of the Colored Business Men's League. The league will assist her in seeking dressmaker work and her 9 year old son accompanies her. A reception and concert by the league is planned for September 25 at St Pauls Baptist Church Tremont and Camden streets with a lecture by Mrs Hudson on her experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Hudson
Pierce City
Robert 8. Allen
Colored Business Men's League of
Boston
League
Tremont
Camden Streets
Czar Nichols Keeps French Waiting at Compiegne Amid Park Drives
At Compiegne Emperor Nicholas I ignored guests and timed his day to keep Loubet and French leaders waiting. He toured gardens, chose Beaumonts instead of Pierrefonds, met Waldeck Rousseau, and hosted a gala banquet and theatre aiding a staged sense of royal privacy. The day featured a royal baptism for Count De Montebelot’s infant and a crowded town hall welcome.
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Compiegne
Nicholas
Loubet
Chateau Compiegne
Pierrefonds
M. Waldeck- Rousseau
France
Russia
Victoria
Beaumonts
Czarina
M. Loubet
General de Boisdeffre
Count de Montebelot
Count Wer
Chateau
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Czar
Czar’s France Visit Highlights Dual Alliance Strength
Paris dispatch notes enthusiastic receptions in Dunkirk Compiegne and Rheims for Czar and Czarina. Toasts by Nicholas II and President Loubet emphasize the alliance as a fixed fact for 10 years while Ribot is named as a principal architect. The Czar tours naval stations and reviews squadrons, signaling personal exchanges with French forces.
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New York
France
Paris
The
Tribune
Czarina
Dunkirk
Compiegne
Rheims
Nicholas II
Loubet
Alexandre Ribot
N Alliance
Nich Rend
Tures
Imperial
Cies
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Hackett, Carhart & Co
Broadway
Stein-Bloch Co
Garson, Meyer & Co
Rochester
B. Kuppenheimer & Co
Chicago
Hamberger Bros
United States
McManus & CO
Washington Street
Corner Beach
Nin
Oxford Melton
Hamburg
Gunsenhiser
Price Co
Heraerdpe
Burnham & Merrill
J. A. Chanler
Ameclc
Rives
Richmond
Charlottesville
John Armstrong Chanler
Amelie Rives
Troubetekei
Lynchburg
Arlington Hotel
Micajah Woods
Chanler
Captain Woods
Louisa Court House
Circuit Court
Louisa County
Daniel
Frederick Harter
Armistead C. Gordon
Staunton
Augustus van Wyck
Philadelphia
J. Madison Taylor
Taylor
Louisa
Princess Troubetzkoy
Mr. Chanler
John Jacob Astor
William Astor Chanler
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
Margaret Astor Chanler
Bloomingdale Asylum
Bloomingdale
Browning, King & Co
Matthew King
Goldstein
Benzine
New Hampshire
Enigma
Washington and Brattle Streets
Zolgo8z
Parcely
Main Street
Czolgosaz
New England
National Supply CO
Temple PL
Wm. J. Daly
Mgr
Boyle Bros
Family Credit Clothiers
South End Green
Washington Bt
Washington Credit Company
Credite
Commercial College
Ooo
Washington At
Zar
AVON
Jackson
Railroad Commission
Clothier
Washington St
Hackett
James K. Hackett
Delaware
Spitz Bros
Mark
S. B
D. B. Collegian
OYS
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