Suit Sale Advertises Low Priced Sack Suits
A newspaper brief notes sack suits priced at 18, 15, and 12 dollars. It highlights a discount sale offering affordable options for customers seeking budget menswear.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1905
Page
8
A newspaper brief notes sack suits priced at 18, 15, and 12 dollars. It highlights a discount sale offering affordable options for customers seeking budget menswear.
The Washington Chinese community marked the New Year with red envelopes and good luck slips delivered to residents from Chinatown. Men, women, and children dressed in colorful attire filled the streets while homes, doors, and restaurants displayed red decorations. A girl in purple velvet walked with an American friend as both spoke in English, bridging cultures. Chinese residents prepared to visit the Chinese Minister as the New Year began on Washington time rather than Beijing time.
Attorney Walter F P Plumley faced contempt charges in Police Court. Judge Kimball imposed the minimum fine after the attorney convinced the judge he did not intend to violate court rules.
New Orleans report lists six races with favorites winning and several longshots. Winners include Con ventions and Tootsie Mack with strong finishes. multiple runners also noted for day’s events and tomorrow’s entries. Track cloudy and fast.
Oakland and San Francisco horse race summaries from February 3 with detailed race results and tomorrow’s entries. Doctors, favorites, and notable placings listed across seven Oakland events and six in San Francisco, including odds, times, and running mates.
Hot Springs Ark Feb 3 racing at Essex Park postponed until tomorrow due to bad weather and poor track conditions. About three inches of snow on the ground and the thermometer at zero. The day’s entries standing and convalescence noted in general health advert. Hood's Sarsaparilla appears in the same column as a tonic recommendation.
The Boston Herald selects Garland Stehl as first baseman in an all American team and discusses players like Matty McIntyre and Al Seibach. It notes aging veterans, contract tensions, and movements in major and minor leagues with manager changes and league politics shaping the coming season.
The Washington Jockey Club announces two new two year old stakes for local breeders in District of Columbia Virginia and Maryland. The Jesse Brown Cup honors a former steward and VP, while another two year old stake adds 1000 dollars, expected to attract a strong entry. The Benning Spring handicaps run on opening and closing days for three year olds and up, with related purses and steeplechase events.
Morris Spiegel of 101 Broad Street, tied to A Blum Jr. Sons, was convicted in Brooklyn’s Court of Special Sessions on mislabeling and selling whiskey under the Wilson Distilling Company brand. A September 27 deal to supply bulk whiskey to Hermann F. Ehler led to a half barrel marked Wilson and Wilson Club being delivered, prompting the criminal case. Spiegel was fined 100 with reprimand. trial by Assistant District Attorney White. Wilson Distilling Company and Battle & Marshall prosecuted. Proskauer defended.
The Departmental League saw the Commissioners defeat the Bureaus in all games, closing the gap between top teams. With 41-13 for the Bureaus and 38-19 for the Commissioners, the race tightens as the Navy Yard and other clubs press for top spots amid high scores by Barr, Parker, Meyers, and Lord.
William Burge the African American who killed his wife Daisy Burge and wounded his mother in law Mary Jordan escaped from Homeopathic Hospital at 2 30 am was recaptured about three hours later by a squad of detectives and eighth precinct police He was found under a bed at 68 Pierce street northwest taken back to the hospital then to jail after a coroner authorized commitment Burge planned the escape hiding socks and using a nurse ward screen to flee barefoot in zero temperatures He begged to be shot saying he did not want to be hanged and was pursued through Kirby and Pierce streets by Officer Hile and a chain of detectives who ultimately found him hidden beneath a bed in Isaac Sears home under two pretend sleeping women
Andrew E Davidson a 30 year old Marine Corps member died by self inflicted gunshot in a room at Hotel Johnson Washington. He had been on leave since Thursday and left letters to friends and family detailing his death and disposition of his body. Coroner Nevitt confirmed death by own action and authorities prepared to notify his Baltimore relatives.
Detectives traced a stabbing that injured Leonard Gibbs to a fight at the Bradley law building on John Marshall Place and D Street NW. Lewis York admitted the cut, claiming self defense, while Gibbs sought ambulance help leaving blood traces along Y Street.
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company praised for steady winter sailings to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk at 30 p m with twelve hour trips. Daily connections from Norfolk link to South winter resorts and to New York and Boston. Tickets at the wharf foot of Seventh street or 75 Fourteenth street. Police Desk Sergeant Hurt by Fall on icy M street sidewalk. fracture of two ribs, treated by Dr R H Pyles. Sergt Wirnstein sent home.
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