Fall and Winter Sales Push at Simmons & Co Boston
This excerpt notes broad efforts to beat records across sports trades and business, with renewed sales aims for the Fall and Winter season. It highlights departments for Boys and Men, ready-made and custom clothing, hats, boots, furnishings, and a Military section. G. W. Simmons & Co. advertises best quality at the lowest price from 52 to 44 North Street, Boston.
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G. W. Simmons & CO
North Street
Boston
Condemned anarchists' new trial motion filed in Chicago
Written motion and eight affidavits seek reversal on grounds of juror bias and trial errors. Reports also note Society figures and theater managers disputing Abbey marriage rumors. Weather, politics, and local notices fill the page with updates from Philadelphia to New Haven.
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Chicaco
Randall
Denker
Cole
Indianapolis
Denise
Chicago
Grinnel
Powderly to Be Re elected at Knights of Labor Meet
Ex Grand Secretary R D Layton reports that the Richmond Va gathering on October 4 will consider representation reform and state organization. The convention may see 500 delegates for 700000 members as it seeks to curb unwieldy size and delegate power.
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SOGOC
Chicago Seyabers GL Vhs
Knights of Tana
Thenarchists
Weather Outlook for New England and Atlantic Coast
The forecast covers twenty four hours from 7 am Wednesday September 20. Expect local rains in New England and eastern New York followed by fair cooler weather. Winds shift to northwest becoming brisk along the coast with cautionary signals ordered for New York New Jersey coast Baltimore Boston Sandy Hook and Norfolk.
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Washington
New England
New York
New Jersey
Baltimore
Boston
Sandy Hook
Norfolk
Weather Record for Boston Daily Observations
The Boston Daily Weather Report lists humidity readings around 100 percent and dew point 86.0 with a maximum wind gust of 17.0. It records temperatures with a maximum 62.0 and minimum 54.0 degrees, and a 0.42 precipitation figure for the day.
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Boston
Sienan
U. S.A
P.M
Sss
Reba Cisesserts
Wester Ee
Salem District Court Ends Minor Assault Case
The case involved Ricael J. Meag, Boston police chief, accused of assaulting Jon hUallanan on Cornelius Gaff rey's farm. Meag was discharged after the minimal act was described as merely a hand on the arm and a demand to leave. The forcible entry detainer writ served on Geffrey centers the proceeding.
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Salem
Ricael J. Meag
Danvers
Jon hUallanan
Boston
Callanan
Cornelius Gaffrey
Geffrey
Wse
Missionaries clash over massacre cause in religious dispute
Methodist and Catholic missionaries dispute the cause of a massacre of Christians while the British Foreign Office brands an alleged treaty as a fabrication. Evictions are expected to rise across Ireland and the Bulesha refuses Russian demands. Suffolk runs aground near Lizard Point likely total loss. Professor Finley at the Cape of Good Hope reports another comet. David J. Adams seizure case arguments postponed.
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British Foreign Office
Ireland
Bulesha
Russia
Suffolk
Lizzard Point
Finley
Cape of Good Hope
David J. Adams
Robbery Charge Leads City News and Meetings
Stanley Steele was arrested for robbing the mails as civic groups report meetings and discussions. The Home Circle elected officers and held a banquet, while a school committee debated introducing new textbooks. Rain halted a League baseball game and political chatter pointed toward gubernatorial and party nominations in the state.
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Stanley Steele
United States
Edmunds
Vermont
Saulsbury
Delaware
Boston
John F. Andrew
Frederick O. Prince
Storng Exchange
New York
New England
Giver Ames
Messrs. Crackett
Haile
Otis
English Gentlemen Triumph in New York Cricket Match
English cricketers extended their winning streak by defeating the Americans in New York. After the Americans scored 143, England began their innings, were all out for 75, then faced a 110 run target and reached it with ease, losing only one wicket. Key players included K. J. Key and W. Roller for England and W. E. Roller and J. Cuddihy for the Americans.
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New York
Efort
Arguments Postponed in Adams Seizure Case
Hautrax Nova Scotia Sept 28 The argument in the David J Adams seizure case is postponed to allow US witnesses to testify in Boston. Case likely not closed until end of November. Boston evidence commissioner not yet appointed. Moro Castle owners seek counsel now. Consul Phelan advises against immediate engagement. Justice Minister Thompson arrived to attend fishery trials.
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Hautrax
N.S
David J. Adams
United States
Boston
Moro Castle
Phelan
Thompson
Aimes Nomination Rivalry Surfaces At Evening Meeting
The Aimes headquarters were crowded at 40S 2 in the evening as Colonel Campbell aided by others planned a formal ballot rather than acclamation for Mr. Agnes. Lieutenant-Governor Ames did not appear. Dr. Berden will present the ballot, allowing votes against Ames. Delegates doubt Ames will win, preferring Crapo Robinson Brackett or other leaders. only one ballot sheet will be printed and many will write in their own choice.
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Tremont House
State Committee
Ames
Haile
Brackett
United States
Parker's
Adams House
Tsong
Tinker
Beard
Frost
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Pee
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Ledge
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Hayden
Robinson
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Lodee
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Saat Tae Ae
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Campbell
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Berden Ot Attlehore
Sir
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Henovett AM. Morse, Jr
Tie for Lieutenant Governor Looms in Boston Race
Boston candidates for second place in the lieutenant governor race gather support at rival headquarters. Brackett leads with a strong organization and a tally showing 627 votes from canvassed delegates, while Otis and Haile loom as strong opponents. Prohibitionists hint at backing either Otis or Haile if Brackett is the nominee.
Committee on resolutions finalizes draft for convention
The fifteen member resolutions committee met at two sessions to refine platform items. It will present to the convention a plan endorsing employers liability reform, biennial elections, and a constitutional prohibition plank amid debate over anti-saloon input. Some members vow to dissent on the prohibition clause.
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James R. Danbar
Westfield
Senator Dunbar
George Draper
Hopedale
Theodore C. Bates
North
Law and Order League
Leagne
PRESSMEN AND FEEDERS STRIKE IN NEW YORK
Pressmen and feeders in New York printing offices threaten a general strike after already pausing work in several shops. Non union workers have been hired in some places. The dispute seeks a two dollar weekly raise for about 100 striking workers, with Burr Printing, Aslett Jones, J. J. Little & Co. among the leading firms involved.
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New Yor
Tooted
Burr Printing Company
Aslett Jones Printing Company
J. J. Little & Co
Eighth ward boss Joseph Baker dies after shooting
Joseph Baker known as the eighth ward political boss died at Charity Hospital after being shot by Frank Waters. Waters was remanded without bail. The first congressional district Democratic convention adjourned out of respect to Baker.
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New Orleans
Joseph Baker
Eighth Ward
Frank Waters
Charity Hospital
Waters
Baker
Cigar Manufacturers Open National Convention in Philadelphia
President Hilman opened the National Cigar Manufacturers Association meeting at the Continental Hotel Philadelphia. Debates centered on registration of all trade marks with the New York label bureau and access for inspection by any manufacturer. A second resolution to repeal cigar taxes was debated and postponed indefinitely.
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Hilman
National Cigar Manufacturers’ Association
Continental
Committee On
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Bureau
The
Legal Protective Association of New York
Congress
Grand bicycle tournament set for Roseville grounds
Newark residents await a three day event at Roseville with contestants from England and across the United States including Fred Wood, George M. Hendee, W. A. Rowe, Charles J. Frazier, John S. Prince, William M. Weedside, A. R. Rich, and Henry J. Hall among the dozen named riders and many more to compete.
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N. J
New Jersey Cycling and Athletic Association
Roseville
Fred Wood
England
George M. Hendee
Springfield
Mass
W. A. Rowe
Lynn
Charles J. Frazier
Smithville
John 5. Prince
Boston
William M. Weedside
Chicago
A. R. Rich
Staten Island
Henry J. Hall
Brooklyn
Over
Diverse party candidates named to Congress in multiple states
Ex-President Gowen announced as Democratic candidate in Schuylkill district Pennsylvania charteston South Carolina reports Smalls renominated by Republicans in seventh district. Ohio Clyde nominates Frank H. Hurd on first ballot for the tenth district. Edgar Terhune named by Democrats in Illinois first district.
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B. Gowen
Congress
Schuylkill
Charteston
S. C
Robert Smalls
Totodo
Ohio
Clyde
Frank H. Hurd
Edgar_ Terhune
Democesis
Illinois
Comet Report From Cape Announces Discovery
A cable despatch from the Cape of Good Hope via Kiel reports a comet found at the Cape on the 26th by Professor Finlay. Its position at 26 Sept eight hours Greenwich time places it at right ascension 17h 2m 59.10s, declination south 26° 04′ 06″, with daily motion plus 35 minutes in right ascension and 4 minutes south. The body is described as circular one minute in diameter with central condensation and very faint.
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Krueger
Kiel
Germany
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Finlay
Mariners Reported Inbound and Outbound Vessels
Loxpoy reports the steamer British Crown bound for Boston to the west of the Lizard on September 28. Halifax notes the barkentine P J Palmer from Portland en route to Buenos Aires with an inwar cargo in distress, reaching port on September 3 and clearing after repairs.
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Boston
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Evicted Irish Tenants Urged Aid as Evictions Rise
Dreim, Sept. 28. Timothy Harrington announced at the Irish National League meeting that $15,000 in donations had been received to aid evicted tenants. John Dillon warned that ten thousand families faced eviction, urging lawful resistance and tenant action against landlords' pockets, while urging use of the Ashbourne act as a stopgap.
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Timothy Harrington
Irish National League Today
Ireland
League
John Dillon
Mrr
Dillon
Ashbourne
Joseph E. Kenny
Parlament
Cork
Harrington
Missionaries Quarrel Over China Massacre Chief Cause
Hong Kong dispatches report a clash between Methodist and Catholic missions in China over who provoked a massacre of native Christians in Le Chien province. Catholic bishop of Chun-Kuing attributes violence to Methodist indiscretions while Methodists blame the bishop for inciting anger with a yellow tile cathedral seen as desecrating sacred color.
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Lowpoy
Hong Kong
China
le Chien
Chun-Kuing
Chun- Kuing
Vagrancy Promotes Lunacy Urged At Conference
Beruix Sept 28 Professor Mendels argues vagrancy causes lunacy at scientists congress. He cites Berlin workhouse study showing among eighty five vagrants six lunatics five imbeciles eight epileptics and fourteen chronically ill with most ailments linked to strong drink. He urges medical exams of vagrants before magistrate punishment.
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Beruix
Scientists’ Congress
Mendels
Berlin
Steamer Suffolk Ashore Off Lizard Point in Heavy Fog
At Loxpon Sept 28 the steamer Suffolk from Baltimore to London ran ashore under the lighthouse in fog. The crew were landed safely but the ship is full of water and cattle were washed overboard. No signal was heard. The vessel expected to be a total wreck unless conditions improve and some cargo or stock may be saved if weather stays favorable.
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Suffolk
Haltimore
London
Lizard Point
Hamlet Delights Paris Audience At Theatre Francaise
Paris reports the first performance of Hamlet at the Theatre Francaise tonight as a great success. The production drew applause from a packed house and pleased critics with its interpretation and staging.
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Paris
Theatre Francaise
Portland Sailors Save Mackerel from Sunken Schooner
Captain Bain reports from Malpeque that the Ellen W. Sawyer cargo was saved by crew effort in water up to neck level. After landing, Captain Orchard sought return fishermen to Portland but found the water police in charge of his fish seine and boat, despite permission from a Canadian cruiser captain. The issue has been referred to Canadian authorities.
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Perley, Russell & Co
James G. Bain
Malpeque
Ellen W. Sawyer
Elva A. Thomas
Sawyer
Orchard
Portland
Custom House Waterman
Derry man held on pension bureau impersonation charge
J A Green wood of Derry Depot was arrested this afternoon in Coxcorp New Hampshire for impersonating a United States pension bureau special examiner. He was arraigned before United States Commissioner Foster and pleaded not guilty. The case was continued until Saturday and Greenwood was held in a $1000 bond.
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N. H
J. A. Greenwood
Derry Depot
United States Pension Bureau
United States
Foster
Greenwood
Rain Cancels Marblehead Race Amid Stormy Weather
In Marblehead on September 28 rain fell in torrents and the race was declared off. Strong winds blew through the day with a shift to the northwest by nightfall, dimming prospects for a new race tomorrow.
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Marblehead
Most Briefly Stormy Convention In New Jersey
Trenton N J Sept 28 At 1230 Rufus Blodgett chairman opened the State Democratic convention and nominated John W Westcott of Camden for temporary chairman Judge Westcott spoke urging moderation The convention elected Allen L McDermott permanent chairman The platform endorsed Cleveland and urged labor protections and anti pauper labor The nine gubernatorial nominees led by Robert S Green were debated with a close first ballot final tally Green 8365 Blodgett 145 others small The gathering closed as the "most briefly stormy convention" in New Jersey history.
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N. J
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Camden
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George Duryea
Newark
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Charles E. Hendrickson
David C. Dodd
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Too Far From The Casino Miss Cameron Hiding At Eloman House
Lord Lonsdale told a reporter Miss Cameron stays at the Eloman House to stay far from the Casino where she will perform and because her husband De Bensande has rooms there to avoid trouble. He said he only rented a Madison sitting room for his theater business. De Bensande breakfasted with him and said he does not intend to cause a scene.
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Modjeska Company
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Abbey
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Fred Vs. Courtney
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Park Theatre
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Manchester-by-the- Sea
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London
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Gerard
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Disco
New York
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the Madison
de Ueusande
Woman Dressed in Men’s Clothes Tries Living Free
Annie Hawley from Sudbury, visiting her father’s horse near Hague, is found Sunday night with a loaded revolver beside her. She planned to earn a living, bought male clothes, cut her hair, and agreed to return after marauding men offered to trade horses and discuss their plan.
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Annie Hawley
Winlike Suoe Caplet
Sudbury
Hague
N. Y
Quake Felt in Washington Borough Susquehanna County
Reliable citizens of Washington borough on the Susquehanna report a distinct earthquake shock felt last evening at 7 21. Some residents rushed from their buildings while no other parts of the county reported the tremor.
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Penn
Washington Borough
Susquehanna
Buriburt Divorce Granted by Newport Supreme Court
In Newport the Supreme Court granted the divorce suit of Ella C. Buriburt against Henry A. Buriburt Jr of New York. Rufus Butler, who was attacked by three men in Branford, Conn, died at New Haven Hospital after noon yesterday. assailants are known and will be arrested. Mississippi cotton planters organize to break up the American Cotton Oil Trust Company, a large monopoly regulating cotton prices.
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Newport
R. L
Ella C. Buriburt
Henry A. Buriburt, Jr
New York
Rufus Butler
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