Great Bankrupt Clothing Sale at 91 Summer Street Boston
An 8 o clock start at 91 Summer street Boston advertises a bank rupt sale of fine clothing from James Walker & Co Rochester. $500 000 worth of tailored men and boys wear offered at half price for 20 days, with many items listed and prices slashed. Store open late every night this week.
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Boston
Summer Street
James Walker & Co
Rochester
Melton Cass
Melton Cassimere
Ankrupt Clothing
Perkins Arrested in Embezzlement Case at Dwelling House Insurance
Henry F. Perkins secretary of the Dwelling House Insurance Company faced Municipal Court on embezzlement charges totaling 626 dollars. He waived examination, held on 2500 bail for the grand jury, with an estimated 3000 dollars missing from books since Sept 1. Perkins, 50, of Medford, had served since 1872 and resigned recently. officials say sureties cover the alleged shortage and the company will lose no money.
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Henry F. Perkins
Dwelling House Insurance Company
Perkins
Medford
David B Hill Nominated Unanimously by New York Republicans
Saratoga New York September 26 1894 David B Hill wins unanimous GOP nomination after a dramatic roll call and parlia mentary dispute at the state convention. The crowd cheers as counties back Hill and he refuses to accept until the roll call confirms unanimity. The convention proceeds with lieutenant governor and judge nominations.
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Saratoga
N. Y
David B. Hill
Hill
Democratic Congress
Congress
Cleveland
Galen R. Hitt
Albany
Hitt
John Boyd Thacher
Eldyn Reynolds
Alleghany County
United
Senator Hill
Colonel Fellows
New York
Empire State
Fellows
Livingston
Montgomery
Guy Rose
Bourke Cochran
Democratic Party
Cochran
William L. Brown
New York County
Oneida
Orange
Oswego
Queens
Rockland
St. Lawrence
Schoharie
Steuben
Suffolk
Tompkins
Wayne
Westchester
Yates
Mr. Hill
Jacob K. Cantor
de Freest
Gilroy
Rourke Cochran
James W. Hinckley
Kings
Monroe
George Raines
Govenor
Sheehan
Daniel M. Lockwood
Erie County
Lockwood
Court of Appeals
James D. Bell
King’s County
William J. Gaynor
Brooklyn
Whitney declines NY Democratic nomination for personal reasons
A Saratoga telegraph from J W Hinckley reports William C Whitney cannot be a candidate or accept the nomination. He urges harmonious Democratic action and adherence to principles, aligning with Senator Hill's call for unity and success for a united party in New York.
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Saratoga
N. Y
New York
J. W. Hinckley
Hill
William C. Whitney
Hinckley Named New Democratic State Committee Chairman
Saratoga dispatch reports Major James W. Hinckley of Poughkeepsie elected chairman of the Democratic State committee replacing retiring Senator Murphy. The move consolidates leadership as the party reorganizes its state apparatus.
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Saratoga
N. Y
New Democratic State Committee
James W. Hinckley
Poughkeepsie
Murphy
Charles Hackett Elected Chairman of Republican State Committee
New York reporters note Charles Hackett was unanimously elected chairman of the Republican State committee today at a meeting in New York on September 26. The selection consolidates leadership ahead of upcoming party activities and campaigns.
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Democratic Party of
New York
Democratic Congress
Treasury
Democratic Party
Cleveland
Charles Hackett
Republican State Committee
Majestic Arrives After Five-Day Passage From Liverpool
The Majestic sighted off Fire Island at 2 10 a m and arrived at the bar at 6 30. Time of passage five days nineteen hours and thirty five minutes. Day runs 493 506 490 488 488 820 to Sandy Hook lightship. Total distance 2783 knots. Winds were moderate to strong and variable. Fog lasted six hours on Sept 24.
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New York
Majestic
Liverpool
Fire Island
Sandy Hook
Boston to Willimantic Through Southern New England Route
An advertisement notes daily service on a vestibuled train from New York, New England station at Summer street, to Boston and Willimantic. The scenic route features buffet smokers, parlor cars, coaches and dining car, with a 9 p.m. arrival in New York and daily year round schedule.
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New Newngland Station
New York
Boston
Willimantic
New Engin
New England
Summer Street
Rand Central Station
New Yor
Gargan backs Berlin transit plan for Boston underground
After returning from Europe Mr Gargan promotes Berlin style rapid transit for Boston. He envisions taking part of Shawmut avenue for an underground loop to Park Square and to northern depots, with a circular water front route along Charles street and possible government ownership. He warns of European unrest and praises municipal control of railways as a path to modern governance.
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T. J. Gargan
Boston
Post
Beacon Hill
Mr. Gargan
America
Europe
George Fred Williams
John E. Fitzgerald
Jacob Pfaff
Carlsbad
Caprivi
Sir Charles Russell
Labouchere
Gargan
Berlin
Washington and Treant Streets
Shawmut Avenue
Park Square
Charles Street
Union Station
the Charles
Commission
Amesbury Fair Winners Delight Crowds on Governor's Day
The Amesbury and Salisbury Agricultural Society fair drew large crowds on September 26. A forenoon plowing and drawing match and an afternoon baby show with 120 entries highlighted. Prizes went to Gladis Finn, Charles R. McKusick, Abbie Bailey, Eva Cyr, Esther Rogers, Urban Andrews, and the Freeman twins Jerrold and Clara. Tomorrow features Governor's Day and a grand parade.
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Amesbury
Salisbury
One Man's Lot: A Pitiful Injustice of Fakes and Fate
A Boston Post report profiles John Weider, a once-educated man now bedridden and unable to move for three years. His wife supports their two daughters while he endures a bleak future, reading longingly but with no means to read or move. The piece condemns fakes exploiting charity and highlights Weider's dignity and suffering.
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John W. Weider
Boston
Jefferson Place
Mr. Weider
John Weider
Remains of William Murphy Found at Commonwealth Avenue
The body of William Murphy, found deceased at 53 Commonwealth Avenue where he worked, was taken in charge by Undertaker Jones of La Grange Street yesterday afternoon after a servant girl discovered the scene in the morning.
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William Murphy
Commonwealth Avenue
Jones
Lagrange Street
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