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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1895

Page

2

Whale kills massive finback near Cape Cod floes

Cape Cod fishermen celebrate as the Taurus hauls a sixty foot finback fifteen miles off Chatham after Captain Ed Smith of the Nancy fired bombs from the bowsprit. The monster reportedly dies after the shot, with the prize destined for a New York exhibit in opposition to the Bradley display, as crews brace for possible tug reparations.

Cape New York Chatham John Lewis Nat” Burch Lewis Dory Nancy Bombeus Will” Smith Knight Heads Oor Smith Cape Cod Bay

Congregationalists Hold Suffolk South Conference Meetings

The sixty eighth semi annual Suffolk South Conference met at Union Congregational Church Columbus Avenue with large attendance. Afternoon sessions featured Rev J K Brown of Harpoul Turkey and Rev J M De Forest D D of Japan giving missionary addresses. Evening program included devotional services and talks by Rev Judson Mee D D on Principles and Prominence of Foreign Missions and by Rev James Lam D D on Progress. Closing with benediction and song.

Suffolk South Union Congregational Church Columbus Avenue J. K. Brown Fof Harpool Turkey J. M. de Forest D. D Japan Judson Meee Charles H. Daniels James Lam Barton

Silver Lake Social Club Concert and Supper

The Silver Lake Social Club hosted a Tuesday evening program at Broad way Chelsea featuring Joseph Higgins William Boardman James Brandon Cook and Fitz Mr Donovan of Sumner Club East Boston Mr McGunn of Sumner Club East Boston Mr McDonald of Company H Gus Latz Eugene Murphy John Darcy John Connelly and William Fitzgerald. The American Wringer Company advertised at 13 and way extension city manufactures wringers mangles and sweepers offering repair and attentive telephone service.

Silver Lake Broadway Chelsea Joseph Higgins William Boardman James Brandon Cook Fitz Mr. Donovan Sumner Club East Boston McGunn McDonald Company H Gus Latz Eugene Murphy John Darcy John Connelly William Fitzgerald

Boston Senate Clash Over City Charter Bill

Democratic Senators attack Mayor Curtis proposed charter while Republicans retreat to ante rooms to smoke. Senators Corbett Gilbride and Quinn lead fierce SPEECHES. gallery crowds press in as debate stalls with a point of order. Corbett objects to three year mayor term and single head departments. Gilbride rebukes absences and calls the bill a bold steal.

Senate Corbett Gilbride Quinn Sanger Curtis Boston City Hall Board of Election Commissioners Edwin A. Curtis Board of Elections Ballot Law Commission New York Chicago

I am a new woman through Hood's Sarsaparilla

A testimonial from Mrs A Lynch of Pettingell's Corner Me describing severe illness including rheumatism and swelling, saying Hood's Sarsaparilla restored health, reduced pain, and made her feel younger at age 50, with instant relief and strong recommendation.

Hood A. Lynch Pettingell

Boston Charter Debate Highlights Political Machines and Reform Calls

A Boston charter debate features opponents arguing against a reform bill as a political machine influence is blamed for pressuring the city toward bad government. Speakers defend old charters, praise past leaders, and warn against changes while Holyoke police board provisions surface in a separate House vote.

Holyoke bill aimed at city reform and highway funding debated

Mayor Griffin defended the act as needed to root out a local evil, while Worcester officials faced scrutiny over state affairs. In the House, a bill to raise Cambridge District Court Clerk Emerson W. Law’s salary drew criticism. Highway funding moved, with amendments to set $400,000 against $200,000. a civil service clause was rejected. House and Senate actions included a State treasurer election plan and Governor approval of tech institute funding.

Boston Quinn Senator Quinn Sanger Suffolk Senate Committee On Metropolitan Affairs Bradford Holyoke Board of Police Waterman Williamstown Irwin Northampton Jordan Salem Sheehan Griffin Worcester Emerson W. Law Cambridge District Court Whitaker Wrentham Searles Mr. Estes Ferson Fitchburg HOUSE State House Institute of Technology Captain Adams

Southern Christian Endeavor leaders tour South

Reverend Francis E Clark and treasurer William Shaw returned from a southern trip to Knoxville for the Tennessee Christian Endeavor convention April 11 14. They called the gathering remarkable with overflow crowds and 3000 seated in a large church. They predicted strong turnout for the Boston convention next July and noted a Texas contact promising 300 enthusiastic Texans for Boston.

Francis E. Clark D. D William Shaw United Society of Christian Endeavor Christian Endeavor Convention of Tennessee Christian Endeavor Societies Knoxville Sdéuth Clark South Boston United Society Texas

Charity Club Breakfast At Hotel Vendome

The Charity Club held its annual breakfast at Hotel Vendome with about 300 ladies and a few gentlemen. An informal reception opened the day, followed by a program in the banquet hall including readings from Mrs Moulton and Julia Ward Howe, songs, recitations, and a standout performance by Miss Katherine E Oliver.

Charity Club Hotel Vendome Ernest Cushing Micah Dyer, Jr J. Sewell Reed R. D. Cushing A. Shuman Emma Toussaint Micah Dyer Arthur Howard Pickering Wallace, Jackman Nashua George Osgood Charles Melntire Jennie Mosely Goodwin Aniel Proctor Ralph Crocker H. Staples Potter Ferdinand Emerson W. E. Pave A. B. Currier Dr. Robinson Henry Grant Weston Susini C.H. Bolles Annie ‘Thomas Dexter H. Follett A.S. Dinsmore Eben Howes C. E. Spiller J. C. Brooks David McIntosh Dora B. Smith Samuel Thompson

Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as Cold Safeguard

A newspaper style promotion argues that once ill from typhoid or scarlet fever one recovers, but colds recur. It promotes Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a preventive, claiming it warms the body, strengthens tissue, aids digestion, and resists colds during fickle spring weather.

Science and Common Sense Duffy

Trial ends in libel suit over Kidney poster

Judge Maynard will charge the jury after a day of testimony in the libel case brought by Mr. Kidney against Alderman Dever. Witnesses described political dealings, a pond of alleged bribes, and motives behind publishing a poster. Kidney recounted clashes with Dever and naming figures, while Gargan pressed questions about malice and the public good.

James H. Dodge Edward F. McLaughlin Osborn City Hall Bartlett Gargan William Williams Kidney Dever James F. Davern Augustus Andrews Buckley Strater Nixon Wise Maynard Maguire Charles J. Scannell Scannell Patrick Maguire American Express Company Arlington Board of Aldermen Flood Rattan

Bristol Yacht Defender project linked to Herreshoffs

Construction plans for the new racing syndicate yacht Defender at Bristol Rhode Island are discussed. Spars booms and a mast are being built in East Boston by Boston Spar Company under secrecy. Mentions Gitana arrival Kingston Jamaica Gypsum Emperor departure Windsor Nova Scotia and other vessel repairs and maritime operations along the East Coast.

Cap Racing Syndicate Defender Bristol R. I Herreshoffs Boston Boston Spar Company Kingston Jam St. Thomas New York Kennebec Bath Brookline Port Antonio Simpson Roman Fastnet Liverpool H. B. Sibley McKie Nevada Warren Kansas New York Line Eleanora Portland Franconit Cottage City Manhattan Cape Cod Shoals Simpson's Lone Star Josiah R. Smith Vineyard Sound Atlantic Works Lewis Warren Line Angloman Barnstable Loui Toscani Victor Sorensen James Burton James Green Ada Finn Salmon River N. S St. John N. B Lizzie B Port Greville Advocate Constitution Wharf Manila Charles Robinson Annie Stafford Robinson Frost Guantanamo Cuba Harry W. Lewis Hunter Demerara Barbadoes Joseph A. Manta Carrie A. Tyler Delaware

Distress at Sea In Salem as Coal Schooner Reaches Harbor

The schooner Alianza from New York to Halifax with 500 tons of coal ran into distress near Thatcher's Island after a gale. Sails split, mizzen shrouds carried away, deck cargo washed overboard, and a heavy sea flooded the cabin. The vessel will be repaired at Salem.

Salem Alianza New York Halifax Weldon Thatcher's Island

Building New Revere Streets In Residential Revere

A large workforce is constructing streets at Oxford Park Broadway and Revere Street in Revere. Nearly a mile of new streets will be finished by mid May. About 150 lots will be offered for sale, creating a premier residential section in Revere.

Oxford Park Broadway Revere Street Revere

Prominent Bradford Citizen Dead in Haverhill Life

John Davis aged 80 a prominent Bradford citizen died today in Waverhill He was for many years an extensive shoe manufacturer in Haverhill He leaves a wife a daughter and a son.

Bradford Waverhill John Davis Haverhil

Ellis Found Guilty in Canton Slaying Case

In Dedham on April 17 the jury found E. A. Ellis guilty of man slaughter for shooting J. E. Fleming in Ellis's parents store in Canton. Judge Gaskill instructed the jury on gross negligence and intentional act, noting confessions must be voluntary to be considered.

Dedham E. A. Ellis J. E. Fleming Ellis Canton Gaskill Kelly

Novel Industrial Aid Scheme Discussed at Boston Meeting

The Industrial AAI Society held its quarterly meeting at 37 Hawkins Street Boston with President William P Fowler in chair. reports show 770 employers sought help 1250 applicants registered and 851 found employment in the quarter ending March 31. The society will test growing crops on vacant lots to aid the unemployed with volunteer charity support. the plan aims to guide beneficiaries to produce food for personal use or sale, following a Detroit success and to be tried in New York St Louis Toledo and other cities.

The Industrial Aai Society Society Hawkins Street Boston William P. Fowler Detroit New York St. Louis Toledo

Educational Workers Conference in Boston on Froebel birthday

The New England Conference of Educational Workers will hold a public meeting at the English High School hall on Montgomery Street Saturday April 20 celebrating Friedrich Froebel. Principal address by James L Hughes of Toronto on The Work and Influence of Friedrich Froebel. Other talks by M J Garland Laura Fisher Sarah L Arnold Alice C Deckham Walter S Parker D S Samford and Lucy Wheelock.

New England Conference of Educational Workers Montgomery Street Friedrich Froebel James L. Hughes Toronto Can M. J. Garland Laura Fisher Boston Sarah L. Arnold Alice C. Deckham Chelsea Walter

Fire damages Freeman and Taylor store at 4 Washington Street

Freeman and Taylor jewelers report $5000 damage to stock from yesterday morning fire. Their shop adjoins B F Larrabee whose rear connection allowed smoke to flood in. Large stock of silver novelties was badly affected. Loss reportedly fully insured.

Freeman & Taylor, Jewellers Washington Street B. F. Larrabee Larrabee & Co Surance

Hooper Perkins Nuptials in City Ceremony

The Right Reverend William Lawrence officiated at a city wedding on April 17 uniting William Hooper and Alice Forbes eldest daughter of Charles B Perkins in a formal ceremonial setting.

Hooper Perkins William Lawrence William Hooper Alice Forbes Charles B Perkins

Death Notices and Obituaries From Dedham to Roxbury

Various obituaries announce deaths in Dedham Pawtucket Charlestown and Roxbury with ages from 26 to 84. Entries include John Russell Campbell Dennis Carroll Philip Cassidy Sarah F Cavanaugh Annie Muldoon Catherine Myers Lucy Slade plus a funeral notice for Mrs Slade and a health advert for Ripans Tabules.

Campbell West Dedham John Russell Campbell Benjamin F Eliza M. Campbell Carro Dennis A. Carroll Cassidy Pawtucket R. IL Philip E. Cassidy Cavanaugh Charlestown Sarah F Edward J. Canaugh Muldoon Boston Highlands Annie

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