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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1892

Page

5

Platts Falls Short: Chapman Disbarred and Reinstated

At the Pension Office investigation Commissioner Raum reports J G Chapman a New Haven pension attorney was disbarred after a prior conviction for taking illegal fees in pension cases. Shipman had his disbarment lifted on petition by Shipman and Connecticut figures including Senator Pratt. A second illegal fee charge followed a month later and Chapman was convicted again. disbarment orders were issued and witnesses declined a second appeal.

Washington Pension Office Enloe Raum J. G. Chapman New Haven Chapman

Lynching of a Hatchet Attacker in Findlay Jail

A mob of about 1000 broke into Findlay jail early this morning to take Joseph Lytle, who fatally wounded his wife and two daughters with a hatchet. They dragged him to a bridge and hanged him with a rope, but a shot ruptured the rope and he fell, later dying under a telegraph pole.

Lytle

Henschel Recitals Delight Boston Audiences at Meiona

Mr and Mrs Georg Henschel gave a second Meiona recital with solo and limited duets from Faust and Hamlet signaling strong artistry and recurring appearances. Cecilia Concert at Music Hall featured Schumann Paradise and the Peri with Boston Symphony involvement and praised soloists and conductor B J Lang. An evening at Berkeley Temple supported Temperance Guild with instrumental and vocal numbers among enthusiastic attendance. Music Notices announce a wage earners concert on May 11 with Mrs Julie L Wyman and Mrs H H A Beach as soloists.

Georg Henschel Meiona Cecilia Music Hall Schumann Paradise Ford Miss Little Mr. Winch Miss Whitter Miss Thomas Mr. Buffum B. J. Lang Berkeley Temple Temperance Guild W.S. Kelsey G. Arey G. B. Hanter Jessie Walker Julie L. Wyman H. H. A. Beach Vivian Handel and Hadyn Johnstone Bishop Alves Lloyd Whitney Pasion Music Henschel Joachim Parker Lamson Albani Zerrahn Lang

A Call for Midweek Half Holiday for Grocers

A letter to the editor argues that grocery and provision stores should join dry goods and furniture firms in closing midweek or adopting a 1 o'clock closing on a weekday. The writer urges Boston clerks to defend workers' rights and support a possible half-holiday, noting Lynn’s example.

Lynn Boston W. E. Marker

Poem Excerpt Reflects on Love Lost and Remembrance

The stanzaist Paine Bourke Marston laments past loves and the ache of memory. The speaker weighs present sorrow against the joy once felt, arguing that living with love’s loss is better than dying without it. The piece blends longing with a melancholic autumnal mood and personal reflection.

New England Magazine Paine Bourke Marston

Compromise Averts Mine Strike in Wales and Monmouthshire

London March 31 A compromise curbed a strike that would have affected 80 000 miners in South Wales and Monmouthshire. The dispute arose from a threatened wage reduction.

London South Wales Monmouthshire

G. O. Taylor Whiskey Brand Emphasizes Purity and Tradition

The notice promotes Honest goods and aged character for GO Taylor Old Hour and GO Taylor Pure Rye in sealed bottles. It warns against substitutes and imitations and urges consumers to ask for these brands. Drugstores and grocers are urged to supply the product.

GO. Taylor G. O. Taylor

Busy School Street Real Estate and Parker House Services

A vivid sketch of Boston's School Street between Washington and Tremont, highlighting Parker House as a premier marble corner tavern and real estate hub. It details an active advertising agency operation with on-site printing, filing, and client services, naming firms like Chase & Sanborn and Lydia E Pinkham. Swan & Atwood offer tailored Boston and suburban homes and mortgages with seven hundred listings and custom plans.

Grover Cleveland School Street Washington Tremont Streets City Hall Parker House Niles’ Building Parvo Boston Parker’s Schoal and Dr. Greene Nervara Company Temple Pla E West Fourteenth Street New York Messrs. Chase & Sanborn Broad Street Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Company Lynn Mass Tribune Building Swan & Atwood

Parker House and local advertising firms spotlight Boston

Parker House praised for comfort and central location in Huston’s business heart, drawing political gossip and prominent visitors. The piece also profiles Pettingill & Co advertising agency, led by C. H. Swan and N. D. Atwood, and Atlas Real Estate & Building Company, detailing their offices, services, and ambitious Melrose and Watertown Highlands plans including hundreds of homes and street extensions.

J. B. Russell M4state Street Boston Parker House Messrs Whipple la Ely Huston C. H. Swan N. D. Atwood Stoughton Niles Building Melrose Atlas Real Estate & Building Company School Street Watertown Highlands James M. Bean Medford Revere Realing Messrs. Bartlett Everett

No. 22 School Street Firm Moves In Office History

The firm has taken the second floor at No 22 School Street in the business heart of the city. The historic site housed the Youths Companion printing and other publications. Pettingill Co shows a vast exchange of papers in a bright oak furnished office with many desks and a large rear repository. James F. Babcock, long established chemist and city analyst, operates from 27 School Street, Room 105. No. 7 School Street hosts Joseph Engel selling cigars and pipes, currently promoting a four for a quarter deal and awaiting daily customers with steady trade.

School Street Pettingill & Co Moet James F. Babcock Boston University Massachusetts College of Pharmacy Engel

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