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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1893
Page
1
Enterprise at Sea sails first cruise for nautical school
The naval training ship Enterprise begins its first cruise with about seventy cadets aboard. Commander W F Merry steers her to Nan tasket for the night and plans a voyage to New York for the naval parade via Provincetown and other Massachusetts ports. Captain Soley praises the crew and hopes they help build the state merchant marine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nautical Training School
Navy Yard
W.F. Merry
Nantasket
New York
Provincetown
Massachusetts
Saucy Enterprise
Soley
Nautical School Board
Hamlin
Naval Brigade
Merry
Post
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Two Desperate Men Charged With Attempted Murder and Robbery
Special Officers Gilmore and Abbott of Station 3 with State Detectives Shaw and Bean pursued Frank Chandler formerly a Malden police officer and Horatio G Day a known crook. They are charged with aiming to rob and kill William Warren the 70 year old recluse known as Miser Warren. Warren's wealth rumors and the arrests follow a long chase with an 38 caliber revolver and other weapons found at Chandler’s Stoneham home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore and
Abbott
Shaw
Bean
Frank Chandler
Malden
Horatio G. Day
William Warren
Saugus
Stoneham
Warren
Black Jack
Harris
West End
Chandler
Day
Walter Abbott
Billy” Gilmore
Station 5
Miser Warren
Tyler
Boston
Gilmore
Watts
Lynn
Stoveham
Chandler's House
Colt
Law and Order League
Mass Meeting in Boston Supports Ireland Home Rule
Enthusiastic gathering at Music Hall raises over 17000 for Ireland’s rights bill in Parliament. Mayor Matthews leads the effort with speeches from Harvey N. Shepard Dr. William B. Wallace Father Cudahy and others reaffirming support for Gladstone’s proposal and Irish self government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons and Daughters
Emerald Isle
Music Hall
Ireland
England
Gladstone
Parnell
O'Connell
McCarthy
Redmond
Matthews
Cause of
Russell
Archbishop Williams
T. B. Noonan
W. F E. Barrett
Thomas J. Connerty
P. A. McKenna
Green Isle
T. B. Fitzpatrick
United States
Congress
Nathan H. Matthews
Harvey N. Shepard
Boston
America
Burke and Gratian
Ulster
Belfast
William B. Wallace
New York
Drudlin
Treland
John Conness
Great
Liberal Party of
Father Cudahy
Milford
Daniel O'Connell
Cudahy
Australia
Joseph Tf. O’ Neil
Iime
London
Mr. Gladstone
God's Earth
Trime
Massachusetts
William E. Gladstone
Irish Parliamentary Party
House of Commons
U P Railroad Strike Involves Three Thousand Men
Kansas City April 17 Fully three thousand boilermakers and blacksmiths on the Union Pacific at Armstrong near here went on strike at 12 45 pm over a dispute about reducing the work day from eight to nine hours. Elsewhere strikes spread to Omaha Cheyenne Kansas City and North Platte halting engines and trains with major disruptions on the Newton and Purcell Santa Fe division and at Wichita resulting in thirteen engines out of service and multiple cattle trains stalled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Union Pacific Railroad
Armstrong
Here
Omaha
GOC
Cheyenne
North Platte
Wichita
Newton and
Purcell
Santa Fe
Wichita and Western
Newton
Arkansas City
Buchanan Trial Resumes as Defense Expert Testifies
New York April 17. The trial of Dr. Robert W. Buchanan for poisoning his wife resumes with Dr. Wolfe of Hartford testifying for the defense. Assistant District Attorney Wellman cross-examines, facing challenges as he argues over brain evidence and drug interactions. Professor Victor C Vaughan of Michigan is later called. court adjourns until tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert W. Buchanan
Wolfe
Hartford
Wellman
Stronger Signs of Murder in Saugatuck River Death
In Norwalk area news the coroner and deputy coroner conclude Henrick Ludwig Peterson was murdered after an examination. A witness said Alexander Johnson boasted Peterson would be killed for his attentions. a rope with a noose around Peterson’s waist supports foul play theories as Johnson and Anderson deny involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Norwalk
Conn
Doten
Bridgeport
Powers
Westport
Henrick Ludwig Peterson
Saugatuck River
Peterson
Emma Baker
Saugatuck
Alexander Johnson
Johnson
Anderson
Weston
Permanent Character Insurance Offer by National Life Co
An established financial firm offers a strong policy as life protection and security. State Agent J.T. Vuelps lists 159 Dey Street, New York, as contact for the well-known National Life Insurance.
Sealet verdict in Cleveland Lyman case reached
The sealet verdict in the Cleveland Lyman case was announced yesterday morning with the jury awarding $10,000 to the plaintiff.
FOR AND AGAINST HOME RULE IN IRELAND DEBATE
Dublin leaders James Shanks and W G Doherty presented a petition for Home Rule in Ireland to the House of Commons. Mundella's arbitration bill passed a first reading. G J Goschen opposed the Home Rule bill in the resumed debate.
Miss Larcom in critical condition amid illness
Miss Larcom's condition has not improved in the last day. Her physician visited often but could do little. She remains under opiate relief for pain and is expected to pass away within a few hours.
Colonel French to file demurrers on all counts
Colonel Jonas H. French will file demurrers to each count against him. He was to be arraigned this morning but the arraignment awaits the result of the law 5. L Of raised by the demurrers. Ex-Cashier J. W. Work comes up for arraignment this morning and is expected to demur as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonas H. French
J. W. Work
Hunnewell Sweeps La Mon tague In Amateur Championship
In New York at the Racquet and Tennis Club on April 17 H. H. Hunnewell of the Boston Athletic Association won all three games against Ek La Mon tague by scores of 15-7 15-1 and 6-3 giving a walkover victory in the third match of the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
H. H. Hunnewell
Boston Athletic Association
Ek. la Montague
Destructive Earthquake Hits Zante Island
An morning quake devastated Zante with widespread ruin. Twenty bodies were recovered in Zante city and hundreds hurt as another two strong shocks struck the island. Villages are destroyed, residents flee to higher ground, and a British request seeks warships and aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Zante
British Foreign Office
Fara
Rochester Credit Shaker Involves Yates And Warner
A. G. Yates and H. H. Warner, wholesale coal merchants of Rochester New York, are financially entangled as their mutual endorsements led to protested notes. The Bank of Monroe filed two mortgages of 100000 dollars each against Yates and Warner. Yates’s paper totals about 1 million dollars with roughly 400000 due to Rochester banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocurstren
N. Y
A. G. Yates
H. HH. Warner
Bank of Monroe
Yates and
Warner
Baxter Wins Portland Mayoral Race By Large Margin
In the April mayoral election James P. Baxter Republican secured a sweeping victory over Democrat Ingraham and Pro True with a 315 vote majority. Voter turnout was lower than in March as many Democrats stayed away, while Ward 1 showed a close result with Baxter 541 and Ingraham 500 after prior fraud allegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
James P. Baxter
Ingraham
True
Maly Democrats
Baxter
Suit Filed Over Collision With German Ship Aller
In New York on April 17, suit filed in U S district court against the North German Lloyd Steamship Co and Ama’s owners to recover 40000 by owners of the American bark Knos Soule damaged in a collision with the steamship Aller on April 4. Ama towed Enos Soule to dock. Aller and Ama captains blamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States District Court
North German
Lloyd Steamship Company
Ama
Knos Soule
Aller
Enos Soule
Allerer
Cremation of Charles Longfellow In Philadelphia
The remains of Charles Longfellow eldest son of the late poet were cremated at Germantown Philadelphia this afternoon. The body was placed in the retort at noon and ashes will go to Cambridge for interment. KR H Dana of Boston witnessed the incineration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Charles Longfellow
Germantown
Penin
Cambridge
KR. H. Dana
Boston
Finance Company of Pennsylvanian Sells New York & New England Stock
The Finance Company of Pennsylvania sold 3000 NY & NE railroad shares bought to aid President McLeod's bid to gain control. Bought around 389 and sold near 54, the trade showed a loss near 15000, while a director says the loss is trifling compared with profits from its contract with the Philadelphia & Reading Coal & Iron Company. The annual meeting follows with a surplus projection of 870,000 to 880,000 after dividends and losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Finance Company of Pennsylvanian
New York & New England Railroad
McLeod
New York & New England
Philadelphia & Reading Coal & Iron Company
Finance Company
Massachusetts Naval Brigade inquiry over New York parade funding
A despatch from New York reports the Massachusetts Naval Brigade sought 1000 for expenses to attend a New York naval parade. Commander Soley denies knowing of the sum and says the brigade would bring 500 men and cover travel and stay costs if invited, with potential patrol duties if provided with tugs and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Massachusetts Naval Brigade
Soley
Russell
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Edward Hk, Holly
Henry A. Clark
Charles W. Holden
Longfellows
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Paine’s
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