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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1893

Page

8

Paine's Celery Compound Promises Health Benefits for Spring

The advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound as a spring tonic to enrich the blood and relieve nervous exhaustion. It cites testimonials from Elizabeth Stanley of Troy, Emma Berner of Watertown, and others who report improved headaches, sleep, appetite, and complexion after using the product, urging readers to try it for ailments linked to winter depletion.

Paine Elizabeth Stabley Troy N. Y Paige Elizabeth Stanley Miss Mitchell Clara A. Butterfield Glendale Mich B.C. Crabtree Lynn Mass

Cinderella of New England Contest Trials Continue

The Pose foundation’s Cinderella contest in Boston nears its close with three days left to find the woman who fits the crystal slipper. Shoppers parade to the slipper department daily as participants of varied ages and sizes try on the diminutive shoe amid hopeful commentary from onlookers.

Cinderella New England Hubbard West Cedar Street Boston Washington Treasury Department Treasury West New York Carlisle Canada A. W. Davis Northampton Street

Lovell Arms Company Promotes Bicycle Stock

The John P. Lovell Arms Company invites inspection of its bicycle stock the Lovell Diamond cycle and related items. The firm urges youths and adults to visit or request a 100 page illustrated catalogue by sending six cents in stamps for out of town readers.

John P. Lovell Arms Company Washington and Brattle Streets Lovell

Best Patterned Library Table On Sale at Peine's

A notable design stands out among this year’s commonplace patterns as a truly creative library table. The item with wl engraving in another oe features prominently and is listed for sale at Peine's located at 45 Canal street.

Peine’s Canal

Death of William Sigourney Otis at Commonwealth Avenue

William Sigourney Otis eldest son of the late William C. Otis died of pneumonia at his residence on Commonwealth Avenue yesterday.

William Sigourney Otis William C. Otis Commonwealth Avenue

Detective in a Bok Norton Robs Railroad Cash Drawer

Joseph V. Norton, 22, was arrested at Greenwood station for robbing the Boston and Maine ticket office money drawer. Detective John A. Meloney laid a trap with a dry goods box. Norton confessed to two prior similar burglaries within six weeks. Norton held at Wakefield jail awaiting court.

Wakerreep Joseph V. Norton Boston & Maine Railroad Greenwood Station John A. Meloney Boston & Maine Road M. Meloney Meloney Young Norton Norton Wakefield

Death of the Earl of Derby in London

The Earl of Derby Edward Henry Stanley dies at eighty. Born July 21, 1826, he served as Lord Stanley representing Lynn Regis, held posts as Secretary of State for India and Foreign Affairs, and later as Secretary of State for the Colonies. He shifted from Conservative to Liberal and opposed Irish Home Rule after 1886.

London Earl of Derby Edward Henry Stanley Lord Stanley Lynn Regis House of Commons Earl India British Indian Empire The East India Company Government of Great Britain House of Lords Mr. Disraeli Foreign Office Lord Derby Colonies Mr. Gladstone

Highland branch devises date for public meeting

A Thursday evening meeting in the school hall on Smith street appointed a arrangements committee to confer with the Rev Father actor about a suitable date for a public meeting at the school hall.

Highland Branch Smith Street Alderman Mooney M. d. Daly Messrs. Costello O’neill Robinson Burns Dunlea Dempsey

Fire destroys two story house in London, insured

Concenn North Carolina April 21 The two story house of Georgia F Ordway in London was entered last night. Insured for 1200 dollars.

Concenn N. C Georgia F. Ordway London

Merger of Names Sparks Criminal Case In Malden

Frank M Chandler ex police officer of Malden and Horatio G Day are jailed on breaking and entering and assault with intent to rob William Warren believed to hold 40000. Isaiah H Hunnewell alias Yellowstone Jack is mistakenly identified. Hunnewell and Day deny involvement claiming a plot against Chandler. State Officer Shaw confirms both men are implicated.

Lyxx Frank M. Chandler Malden Isaiah H. Hunnewell Yellowstone Jack Chandler Horatio G. Day Durance William Warren Hopper Tyler Jack’ Harris Day Hunnewell Nelson Lynn Force Law Dingley Maine New Mexico

Electric Car Fatalities Spill From Boston Suburbs

Two young boys Olin Stevens aged five and Mary Neille aged six died in recent electric car accidents in Charlestown and on Bunker Hill street. Reports describe the victims playing near shops when a rapid streetcar struck and fatally injured them. The mothers are left to cope with hardship as investigations and medical efforts follow.

Olin Stevens Charlestown Mary Neille Bunker Hill Street Little Olin Boston Stevens Main Street Olin Tupper Kansas City Chauncy Street

Escape by Murderers Pallister and Rohle at Sing Sing

Two condemned killers Pallister and Rohle escaped Sing Sing after overpowering guards with pepper, stealing keys, and dropping from the roof. Guards Hulze Murphy Maher Flynn suspended. Rohte relative linked to the escape. Rohle's brother allegedly aided.

Sing Sixe N. Y Thomas Pallister F. W. Rohle Glynn Hulse Pallister Rohle Carlyle Herris Osmond Murphy Harris Brown Hulze John Maher Flynn Maher Rohte New Yo Germany Ohle Sing Sing Europe

Lesson in Motive Power Exhibit at Grand Central Annex

A reproduction of America’s first locomotive De Witt Clinton is shown in New York’s Grand Central annex before the World’s Fair. Built from original drawings at West Albany under William Buchanan, the Clinton weighed four tons with 5 1/2 inch cylinders and 16 inch stroke. The 1831 engine for Mobachs railroad could reach fifteen mph. a modern standard engine 102 tons showcases progress.

New York Grand Central Depot New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company West Albany William Buchanan de Witt Clinton West Point Locomotive Works Beach Street Clinton Mobachs Albany Schenectady New York Central

Russian Extradition Treaty Ratified by Russia

Cable from Wasuixeron reports the Emperor signed the extradition treaty with the United States and ratifications have been exchanged by the U S minister and the Russian foreign office, establishing the pact.

Wasuixeron State Department Russia United States

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