Great Bankrupt Clothing Sale at 97 Summer Street Boston
A sensational bankrupt sale opens Thursday at 9 AM in Boston for 20 days, offering $500,000 worth of men and boys clothing at half cost. The Flower City Clothing Co. failure prompted stock from Rochester to be sold at bargain prices, with hundreds of items and deep discounts outlined. More salesmen and mail orders urged.
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Boston
Summer Street
Flower City Clothing Co
Main Street
Rochester
N. Y
Vienna
Summer _ Street
Yankee Clothing Co
N. Sd. Mdse
Ass'n
N. E
Boston Fund Relief Total Reaches Six Eighteen Thousand
Boston relief funds total six thousand six hundred fourteen dollars and eleven cents with Lee Higginson Co holding the accounts. Contributions include a one thousand dollar from the Builders’ Association and numerous individual gifts from Mrs. Sears and others. The tally notes ongoing clothing donations and shipments to Galveston, while acknowledging a temporary lull in packing activity.
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Texas Relief Fund
Lee, Higginson & Co
Master Builders’ Association
City Hall
Galveston Relief Committee
Philip D. Sears
Hill & Cutler
Ceeeeeeess Suanies
Acs
Miss Staniford
Peon Hakee
Maria D. Draper
Eindae
JM. Scamang
Eeceeenseenes Eles Ge
J. Runnels
F. CG. Mammingy
D. Sargeant
Pagod Wirth
Andrew Dutton
Houghton
Charles D. White
Norwich
Conn
Mary Gordon
Exeter
N. H
G. G. Hammond
David Seats
Delches
G CO
Chcescessac Ce
SAMOS
Age Builders’ Association of the City of
Boston
Aaeearns
Congregational Church
Randolph
Appeals to Boston for Galveston disaster relief
Arthur B Homer a director of the Galveston Cotton Exchange is in Boston soliciting funds for disaster victims and addressed the Chamber of Commerce. He recalled Galveston being wiped off the earth and urged continued subscriptions to the relief committee while noting $3700 had already been pledged.
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Arthur B. ‘Homer
Galveston Cotton Exchange
Boston
Chamber of Commerce
Brown
Homer
Galveston
Woman Thrown From Buggy Injures Two Year Old
Miss Pearl Blake aged two of 480 Main street Charlestown was thrown from a buggy on Charles street near Leverett street last evening and seriously injured. After medical aid she was driven home. Miss Blake had been with Charles F. Huteningson when the carriage was struck by a repair wagon of the Loston Elevated railroad. She suffered injuries to the head and hands.
Seeks to Show That Letter Read by Fr Berger Was Bogus
In North Brookfield on September 24, church tensions between French Catholics remain unsettled. A letter read at St. Anne Church, run by Father Berger, denounced Father Emard as a mischief-maker and was said to originate from a Putnam priest who denies sending it. Emard plans to bring that priest to clarify the matter. caucus interruptions delayed his talks, with meetings resuming soon.
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North Brookfield
St. Anne Church
Father Berger
Father Emard
Putnam, Conn
Moran Beats Ross In Fast Two-Mile Motor Pace Race
Moran wins a 2 mile motor paced race at Brockton's Shoe City Oval from Ross by three laps. Moran's 39:37 near world record pace, with Ross leading early and Moran seizing the lead after early laps. Veterans beat Shoe City Wheelmen 10 points in five mile pursuit. amateurs M. L. Hurley and J. B. Chase high in events.
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Brockton
Shoe City Oval
J. F. Moran
A. W. Ross
Moran
Ross
Shoe City
M. L. Hurley
J. B. Chase
Chase
Hurley
G. B. Chase
Boston
Claude Hamilton
Lowell
Veterans’ Racing
Shoe City Wheelmen
Veterans
Pgais Ave i
Shoe Factory Resumes Ten Hour Workday at Marlboro
The shoe factory of John O'Connell & Sons resumed a ten hour workday today in Marlboro, marking the first such change since last May.
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Marlboro
John O’connell & Sons
Congress of Catholic Savants Opens in Munich
The International Congress of Catholic Savants began today in Munich as delegates from Berlin and other cities gather to discuss religious scholarly topics and church related issues.
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Congress OF Catholic Savants
Berlin
International Congress of Catholic Savants
Munich
Dana's Only Pauper Ends Long Dana Poor Farm Care
Miss Betsey Hoyt, Dana's eldest woman, died at 9? after a life of insanity begun fifty years earlier. Her brother surrendered her property to Dana, and she lived as the town's sole inmate at the Dana poor farm for nearly half a century under municipal care.
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Athol
Betsey Hoyt
Dana
Butte Editor Philip A Julian Dies Suddenly
Philip A Julian coroner of Butte county and a famed old newspaper man died suddenly today of heart disease. He formerly served as city editor of the Butte Miner, owned by Senator W A Clark.
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Butte
Mont
Philip A. Julian
Butte County
Butte Miner
W. A. Clark
BGM ELECTRICS President backs electric feeders in NH plan
Concord to Nashua electric railroad proposal gains support from Boston & Maine and Concord & Montreal boards. President Tuttle favors building the line with electric motive power, linking Concord, Suncook, Hooksett, Manchester, Goff's Falls and Litchfield to Hudson and forming a Boston connection.
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Concord
N. H
Boston & Maine Railroad
State Supreme Court
Nashua
Benjamin A. Kimball
Concord & Montreal Railroad
Portsmouth
Suncook
Allenstown
Hooksett
Manchester
Gofft’s Falls
Litchfield
Hudson
Nashua Street Railway
Lowell Street
Concord Street Railway
Pleasant Street
Concord & Montreal
New Hampshire
Boston & Maine
Ferry
Robinson's Ferry
Pembroke Street
Merrimack
Boston & Maaine
Manchester Street Railway
Goff
Boston
France Backs Some Punishment in German China Note
France's reply to Germany's note states punishment is necessary but France would negotiate under certain conditions without first punishing officials. M. Pichon stays in Peking for the winter despite telegraph issues as Tientsin is deemed uninhabitable after its sacking. France does not plan to expand its Asiatic fleet but may send gunboats to navigate small streams.
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Paris
France
Germany
Foreign Office
Associated Press
M. Pichon
Pekin
Tien Tsin
Off for New York by trolley from Boston
A trolley trip marked the first Boston to New York run leaving from Post Office Square at 8 45 yesterday. The open Newton line car carried the party as far as Springfield with a crowd cheering them. They expect to reach New York Wednesday afternoon via Springfield and Connecticut, stopping tonight in New Haven. Passengers include W W Morill of B F Keith and manager E F Albee. The group features many Boston Cambridge and Melrose residents. The trip is organized by veteran excursion manager Robert H Derrah.
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Boston
New York
Postofice Square
Newton
Springfield
Connecticut
Charlestown
R. E. Knapp
New Bedford
A. K. Crosskill
Wellesley Farms
Esther Tufts
Jamaica Plain
W. G. Currier
Lovejoy
Melrose Highlands
Stetson
Kidder
Manchester
N. H
W. G. Wright
Portsmouth
Robert H. Derrah
Chickering
Post Office Square
Port Albert sails for Philippines with cavalry horses and supplies
The United States transport Port Albert departed Seattle on September 24 bound for the Philippines carrying 509 cavalry horses along with forage and commissary supplies.
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Seattle
Wash
United States
Albert
Philippines
Three Days' Food Left at Taku in Chinese War News
General Yamaguchi says Pekin was relieved when three days remained to save the legations. British consulate guns plans found in Chinese officers' quarters. Twenty thousand Japanese troops at Taku. A French priest arrived with seventy Chinese Christians and improvised guns from iron beds, first shots killing twenty Boxers, who held out until twenty days ago before the priest escaped toward Yangohieku.
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Taktu
Yamaguchi
Pekin
Taku
Yangohieku
Hay Reassures Chinese At New England Meeting
A meeting to organize the Chinese Protective Association was held at the New England Chinese Mission hall on Harrison Avenue. A State Department letter assuring protection for Chinese in the United States was read, by-laws adopted, and officers listed including James H. Earle as president and Robert H. Magwood as treasurer.
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James H. Earle
Francis E. Clark
D. D
Everrett D. Burr
J. Howard Field
Brockton
Robert H. Magwood
Charles R. Fuller
Hanna Arrives in New York and Opens Campaign Presence
Senator Hanna reached New York from Cleveland and was welcomed at Republican national headquarters by Cornelius Bliss and others. He will stay about a week, reside at the Waldorf, and discuss campaign matters daily. He defended Republican apathy dissolving and denied any cabinet offer related to Croker or a national committee electoral vote estimate, and would not discuss the coal strike.
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New York
Hanna
Cleveland
Republican National
Cornelius N. Bliss
Scott
Manley
Gibbs
Waldorf
Croker
Bryan
National Committee
Chicago
Wolcott declines ambassador post for three sons in Harvard
Ex Governor Roger Wolcott turns down a prestigious Italian portfolio due to personal reasons centered on his three sons. Roger Jr. is in Yale Law School while Huntington and Prescott study at Harvard. The family notes his service in the Spanish American War and his wish to stay near his sons as they pursue higher education.
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Roger Wolcott
Old Bay State
United States
Young Wolcott
Spain
The Concatenated Order of Has Beens and Will Bes
Cleveland men form a unique club to honor divorcees and pending suit parties. Founder Dr H B Wildeman aims to aid legal fees with dues while awarding a judge who grants most divorces. A scrapbook records cases and monthly lectures by leading divorce attorneys accompany the initiative.
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Cleveland
United States
West Side
H. B. Wildeman
West Pearl Street
Common Pleas
Burglars' Big Haul Reported in Berlin
Burglars entered the residence of Dr. Wrede in Berlin and seized 20,000 marks in cash and securities totaling 3,000,000 marks. Police recovered all but 15,000 marks within a day, leaving the remaining value missing.
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Berlin
Dr. Wrede
Fitzgerald for Mahoney rally draws Italian voters
Last night Ward 6 Italian voters held a rally with Congressman Fitzgerald as principal speaker. He praised Senator J Edward Mahoney. Other speakers included Representative Borofsky Councilman Bradley Badaracco Dr Joseph Santuesso George A Schiligano and George Devato presided.
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Ward 6
Fitzgerald
J. Edward Mahoney
Representative Borofsky
Bradley and
Badaracco
Joseph Santuesso
George A. Schiligano
George Devato
Ward 1% Cabot Club Endorses Bryan Stevenson and Naphen
At a meeting held last evening at 267 Cabot Street the Ward 1% Cabot Independent Club voted unanimously to endorse Bryan Stevenson and Naphen for Congress.
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Cabot Independent Club
Cabot Street
Bryan
Stevenson
Naphen
Congress
Judge Rebukes Garman in Latimer Murder Case
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania Judge Stanley Woodward sharply rebuked former State Democratic Chairman John M. Garman during a court appearance. Friction arose after Garman opposed Woodward’s renomination at a Democratic gathering and criticized the judge for handling Latimer murder bail. The judge stated he could not hear any case involving Garman and redirected the matter to Judge Edwards.
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Edwards
Garman
Ward 19 Rally At Elmwood Ward Room In Boston
About 500 men attended the Bryan and Stevenson rally in Ward 19 with Representative William L. Mooney presiding. Speakers included Hon. John W. Coughlin Fall River Hon. Walter L. Ramsdell Lynn Joseph A. Dennison William R. F. Whalen Thomas Green and Timothy Ahearn who spoke on trusts and imperialism. The audience applauded the speakers.
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Elmwood Street
Ward
William L. Mooney Pree
John W. Coughlin
Fall River
Walter L. Ramsdell
Lynn
Joseph A. Dennison
William R. F. Whalen
Thomas Green
Timothy Ahearn
Milford Pink Granite High School Grows On Site
Milford plans a $60,000 granite high school replacing the burned wooden structure on School street. Contractors Dillon Bros. began work, with dedication set for June 1, 1900. The 50 by 18 building will hold three classrooms via rolling partitions, plus a central assembly hall and stage on the second floor.
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Milford
Dillon Bros
School Street
Milford Pink
Modern Granite High School Described With 800 Capacity
A detailed description outlines a three story granite high school building 96 by 73 feet with a basement lunch room two coat rooms boiler fuel ventilating and lavatories. First floor includes teachers toilet rooms several classrooms and the superintendent and school committee rooms. Second floor houses class rooms a physical and chemical laboratory storage and dark rooms. The design features steam heat gas and electric lighting and advanced ventilating systems. Expected cost to the town is 60000 dollars and capacity is 800 pupils.
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Physical Laboratory
Chemical Laboratory
Assembly Hall
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Boston Fund
Grand Total Semew
A. B. Homer
Miss Pearl Blake
B. E
Garey’s
Washington Street
FR. Emard
Fr. Berger
Ghelsea
Washington and
Brattle Sts
Uilchrist & Co
Genesia
Tuttle
Frange
Sharmon 'S Ward
Lawrence P. Shannon
English High School
Democratic Club
Ward 20
Hay
Chinese Protective Association
State Department
Bryan Club
Williams Halls
Hampden Street
Pach Bros
Roghr Wolcott, JR
Congressman
Oth
Ninth Congressional District
Wesleyan Hall
Braintree
Fifth Regiment
A. Vv. M
Maurice A. Colbert
Leute
John R. McGrath
William Leslia
According
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Taylor & the Best
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Ouisville, Kent S
Smee
Woodward
Mooney, Coughlin, Ramsdell, Dennison
New Dorchester
H. H. Atwood
J. B. L. Bartlett
Franklin L. Codman
Fred C. Gilpatric
Harry B. Whall
Pink
Milford’s New Town Hall
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