Chase and Sanborn's Coffee price at Beheae per can
Our Beheae offers Chase and Sanborn's Coffee at 30 cents per can. The deal highlights a low price point aimed at attracting buyers to stock up.
18 Dec 1901
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Newspaper
Naugatuck Daily News
Location
Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1901
Page
1
Our Beheae offers Chase and Sanborn's Coffee at 30 cents per can. The deal highlights a low price point aimed at attracting buyers to stock up.
A friendly note invites customers to browse freely and buy what they want. It emphasizes appreciation for any purchase, big or small, and welcomes patrons whether they buy or not.
Washington reports the river and harbor committee will push a general river and harbor bill with hearings beginning January 6 and executive session January 25. Connecticut focuses on deepening New London harbor to 30 feet to allow deep draft steamers, with a war department cost estimate requested by Senator Platt. Bills seek pay to William Cowles estate administrator for Civil War seizure and a pension for Mary McLean Wyllis of Glastonbury.
Boston, Dec. 18 reports show Maine railroads largely disrupted by Sunday storm. Waters are receding but fresh damage remains. production plants damaged and weeks needed for full repair. Maine Central line opened to Augusta but blocked beyond. Portland delays persist. 15 tons of mail piled at Brunswick. service Portland to Bangor not expected until Saturday night.
Ada Gilbert Dennis, wealthy modiste, lies dying after a mysterious attack at her EK street home. Doctors say death is near and repeated attempts to revive her failed. A brief consciousness recovered remark claimed a woman committed the deed. Police reject a link to Samuel O. Presley, a government printing office employee found dead by suicide. his claimed ties and keys are deemed drunken talk.
Harvard Crimson feature by Ungh Bancroft defends four mile boat race length. He argues no injury in varsity races when in peak condition and warns shorter courses shift bruising earlier, citing historical shifts from six to eight oars and England’s endurance record as a benchmark.
Washington reports a growing push for government ownership of telegraphs as a Pacific cable to Hawaii Guam the Philippines and Japan gains momentum The plan would grant the government a near complete telegraph network within 25 years including appraisers to value private lines and report in a year Republicans and Democrats back the movement and postmaster general Payne is referenced as favoring government control of telegraphs
London reports Laurier offered to help end the South Africa war but Chamberlain declined. Johannesburg notes the Johannesburg Consolidated Gold Mines plans a palatial residential hotel and tram motors import to serve booming private residences. Hanan cites strong assets and growing industries ahead, with prosperity foreseen as immigration eases.
New York Dec 18 The committees of 86 appointed yesterday to arbitrate all controversies between capital and labor met today in the rooms of the board of trade They will also appoint a sub committee to outline procedures Senator Hanna praised progress and said J Pierpont Morgan had given cordial support, hoping the movement will unite capital and labor to advance industry.
In New York on December 18 Ben Tillett of the English Trades Unions told a Scranton audience that trusts still rule and America will lead an economic revolution. He contrasted press portrayal of capitalists with their power and influence. Cincinnati General Miles defends Admiral Schley’s conduct and Dewey’s praise for Schley in the victory.
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