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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1892

Page

8

Beacon Hill City Hall Plan Emerges From Committee Review

A Boston committee reviews Wheelwrights Beacon Hill City Hall plan, praising lighting and ventilation, subway wiring, and elevator service. It favors a new, large building to house all departments, discusses annex or new-site options, and notes awaiting legislative land authorization. Councilman Robbins may dissent.

Wheelwright Beacon Hill Philadelphia David Barry Robbins

Notable statue planned for Columbus celebration in New Haven

Knights of Columbus executive committee met over ten hours in New Haven to discuss the Columbian quadro-centennial. They plan a 84 foot bronze Columbus statue by M Burgvens of Ghent, designed by Richard Andrews of the Boston Art Normal School, costing about $17,000. Dedication set for October 11 with a parade and attractions, potential orator Grover Cleveland of New York has been consulted.

New Haven Conn Knights of Columbus Columbus M. Burgvens Ghent Richard Andrews Boston Art Normal School Grover Cleveland New York

Harvard Accepts Yale Date For Track Meet At Yale

A telegram to Yale association president Wade confirms Harvard accepts Yale’s proposed date for the second dual track meet. The event will be held at Yale athletic field on Friday May 20.

New Haven Conn Harvard Track Athletic Association Wade Yale Association Harvard Yale

Mrs Parnell sues her tenants at Wicklow sessions

Mrs Parnell widow of Charles Stewart Parnell sues twelve tenants for nonpayment of rent at Wicklow sessions. Several applications were dismissed as receipts show rent not yet due. In other cases tenants refuse to pay unless an abatement granted by Mr Parnell before his death is provided.

Dustin Wicklow

Autopsy Finds Heart Disease Caused Death

New York on April 21 Deputy Coroner Walsh performed an autopsy on August Bartenhauser the aged doorkeeper of Ambergs Theatre who died last night from heart disease brought on by excitement not by any blow. The alleged strike by pianist Arthur Freidheim did not cause the death.

New York Walsh August Bartenhauser Amberg Arthur Freidheim

Census figures show New York state population totals

Secretary of State Price announced the completion of the state census. New York City aliens number 375,000 and Kings County aliens 150,000, with one alien per five residents in the city. The overall state population stands at 6,483,652.

Albany N. Y Price New York City Kings County

Duffy and Murray Suspects Return to Boston for Burglary Case

New York on April 21 reports James Duffy and John and Balder Murray were indicted in Boston for burglary and turned over to a Boston detective. They were handcuffed and shackled as they traveled back, with extraction papers signed by the governors of Massachusetts and New York.

New York James Duffy John Balder Murray Boston Massachusetts

Murphy Named Governor of Arizona in Place of Irwin

Washington April 21 The President sent to the Senate the name of Nathan C. Murphy of Arizona to be Governor of Arizona, vice John N. Irwin, resigned.

Washington Senate Nathan C. Murphy Arizona John N. Irwin

Astronomer John Hartnup Falls to Death at Mersey Harbor

London reports the death of astronomer John Hartnup, head of Mersey Harbor Observatory, who died this morning after a fall from the observatory. The incident is being investigated.

London John Hartnup Mersey Harbor Observatory

French Vineyards Destroyed by Cold In France

Borpeaux reports in April that half the vineyards in the region including Medoc Haut Brion Sauterne and Barsac have been ruined by the recent cold spell.

Borpeaux France Medoc Hautbrion Sauterne Barsac

Reception in a Brookline gas works banquet room

A reception was held last evening in the new Brookline gas works at Allston in the office building. Colonel Amory, president of the company, led guests through the works and explained the new dynamo. The machinery is all new and of the latest pattern. The works consist of six new buildings with over one hundred employees. A large number of gentlemen attended.

Brookline Gas Works Allston Colonel Amory

Indiana Democrats at large state convention nominate Matthews for governor

In Galena? Indianapolis, April 21, a sprawling Indiana Democratic convention drew thousands. Delegates from every county cheered Turpie as chairman and Cleveland as preferred candidate, with Gray and Hendricks portraits in view. Claude Matthews emerged as governor nominee amid farm and tariff reform fervor.

Gianapolis Ind Indiana Taggart State Central Committee Committee On Permanent Organization United States Turpie Voorhees Hugh Dougherty Charles L. Jewett Samuel O T. Morss Benjamin Harrison John Wanamaker Pension Bureau William A. Woods Federal Republican Party Congress Union Green B. Baum Grover Cleveland Cleveland Democratic Party Isaac P. Gray Jephtha D. New Jennings James McCabe Warren Timothy E. Howard St. Joseph F. Loty G. E. Ross Gray Hendricks Ladies’ Gallery John G. Shanklin Mason J.niblack Mortimer Nye Claude Matthews Clinton Matthews Shanklin Niblack Nye St. Joseph County Tippecanoe Messrs Alonzo Greensmith Supreme Court Sidney R. Moon Henry D. Voreiss William A. Peele Farmers’ Mutual Benefit Association

Harvard Suits At Auction In Post Office Building

The sale unfolded on the fourth floor of the post office building where London made Harvard suits seized on arrival were auctioned. The duty was 332 dollars with about 2500 dollars in receipts. Fifteen suits plus overcoats and trousers sold with prices from five to twenty three dollars. A Beau Brummell coat sold for twenty dollars. Harvard was not present and Wells Fargo representatives attended.

London Post Office Harvard Poole Beau Brummell Starvard Wells, Fargo & Co Bond New York

Royal Arcanum Banquet at American House

The Royal Arcanum Club gathered at the American House for a reunion of grand council members and order affiliates. Newly elected grand council officers in Massachusetts were welcomed along with Deputy Supreme Regent Edson M. Schryver of Baltimore. Worcester's Dr L H Hammond presided. William M Swain served as toastmaster.

Royal Arcanum Club American House Grand Council Order Grand Council of Massachusetts Edson M. Schryver Baltimess L. H. Hammond Worcester William M. Swain Rgent Isaac R. Webber D.S.R George W. Blish Herbert A. Boynton G.S Henry Goodwin P.G.R W. F F. Whitcher Albert W. David Lowell F. W. Reynolds

Fire damages Fitchburg railroad building in Somerville area

An alarm from Box 12 in Cambridge about 6 30 last evening and two alarms from Box 118 in Somerville brought firefighting crews to a Fitchburg railroad owned building near the Somerville avenue crossing used as a store and tool house. The fire, likely started by an overheated stove, caused about 1500 dollars in damage.

Cambridge Somerville Fitchburg Railroad Somerville Avenue Crossing

Extraordinary Story of Baby Trade by Boston Post Reporters

The Boston Post exposes alleged abuses at a baby farm in a sensational late edition. Reporters detail selling and buying practices with a nationwide scope, urging readers to purchase the issue for full revelations and proof.

POST Boston

Providence Knights of Pythias Visit Removes Banquet Omitted

Elmwood Lodge No 16 of Providence will visit Commercial Lodge No 37 of Providence this evening. One hundred visitors expected. No banquet will be served at 10 p m.

Elmwood K. P Providence Commercial Lodge

Old State House transit hub promotes Boston rail service

No. 3 Old State House, under charge of Mr. L. H. Palmer, long since became one of the most popular transportation headquarters in Boston. Tickets or drawing-room car seats for any of the Short Line express trains, or for the Colonial Express between Boston and Washington can always be secured here.

Old State House L. H. Palmer Boston Washington Keffect Kioston Wagner Albany Syracuse Cleveland Chicago M. C R.R Utica Toledo Ora Cincinnati Big Four Detroit M. Cc. RR Hartford New Haver New York New York Limited Springfield Washingn St Kneeland St Hanson Gene Pass Old Colony Fall River Line Shore Line Stonington Line Ned Old State House Central Division Kneeland Street Brock Pon Ium Afall River Anew Bedford New Port Plymouth Abington Duxbury Ataunton Central Station Fairhaven Wooods Holl Chatham

Crow Whiss A Four Year Old Price List

Crow Whiss advertises a four year old dairy product at three dollars per gallon. Blanchard and Farrear store locations are listed at 240 17 Dock square and 31 Faneuil Hall square.

Blanchard & Farrear Dock Sq Faneuil Hail Sq

Monks Resigns as West End Manager Amid Rumors

Fred H. Monks, general manager of the West End street railway, has resigned effective as soon as he can move out. Directors accepted the resignation at a short, harmonious meeting. Possible successors discussed include J A Goodspeed and Amos Breed, though no decision was made. President Henry M. Whitney and Vice-President C S Sergeant will cover duties until a successor is named.

Fred H. Monks West End Street Railway Monks West End Lynn & Boston J. A. Goodspeed Amos F’, Breed The Mr. Monks Mr. Breed Breed Henry M. Whitney Whitney C. S. Sergeant

An American Wedding in London at St. Margaret's Church

At 2 30 this afternoon Major James C Post military attache of the American Legation and Miss Annie Maxwell daughter of J T Polz New York were married at St Margaret s Church Westminster A quiet ceremony was planned but there was an influential gathering of the American colony in London.

London St. Margaret’s Church Westminster James C. Post Annie Maxwell J. T. Polz New York

French bishops to be prosecuted in election letter case

Paris April 21 government to prosecute Archbishop of Avignon and Bishops of Montpelier Nimes Valence and Viviers for a pastoral letter urging Catholic electors on duties at the May 1 municipal elections.

Paris Avignon Montpelier Nimes Valence Viviers

Countess of Antrim Dies Widely Known Heiress

The Countess of Antrim, wife of the Earl of Antrim, has died today. She was the daughter of the late General Grey, a figure noted in military and social circles.

Countess OF Antrim London Earl of Antrim Grey

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