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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1895

Page

3

Tremont Street Widening Push Faces City Finance Hurdles

Boston officials led by John P. Dore and John H. Duane press for widening Tremont Street from Park to Scollay Square to eighty feet at an estimated cost of 3 million, arguing it will relieve congestion and spur future development. They cite plans to rebuild the Tremont building and the need to accommodate growing through traffic.

Park Street Scollay Square Tremont Street Chan Dore John P. Dore Board of Street Commissioners Bedlay Square Post Houghton & Dutton Sudbury Hawkins Streets Causeway Street Scollay Square 1 Duane John H. Duane East Boston Tremont House Peet Tremont Street Sheavily Shawmut Curtis Tremont Parker House Street Commission Washington Street

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Health Renewal

An advertisement cites tired feeling as a warning sign of poor blood. It claims Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies and enriches the blood to restore vigor and prevent sickness.

Hood's Sarsaparilla Featured As True Blood Purifier

A breezy spring scene in Boston describes street fashion and daily life on Salem and Joy streets. Caroline Lockhart signs off as the reader notes, with locals enjoying warmer days and renewed activity despite lingering cold.

Hood North End Back Bay Hanover ‘Street Salem Street New Jerusalem John Chinaman Harrison Avenue Joy Street Darky Miss Jones Caroline Lockhart

Open air crowd fills the Common and Public Garden

The first warm Sunday drew crowds to the Common and Public Garden with sunlit paths, bulb beds, and boats on the pond. Dozens of speakers and permits lined the day from 11 to 8, including religious talks, socialist circles, and the single tax debate, as crowds roamed between zones and performances.

Garden Pond Charles Street Salvation Army Park Square John Gill Hammels Fales Messerve Ie Grace Royal Harvard Street Baptist Church Holden 7E Mission

G A R Men Aroused Over Waring Insult in New York

G A R leaders denounce Commissioner Waring of the New York street cleaning department for calling veterans drunks. He clashes with Dr. Gibbs and other officials in a heated exchange at the health department office over a veterans bill and Gibbs’s reinstatement.

Waring Commissioner Waring New York Street Cleaning Department New York City The Health Department John Wilson Gibbs E. D. Morgan Post Morton Gibbs Charles G. Wilson Emmons Clark Cyrus Edson

Ale Drinkers Span All Walks of Life

The great majority of ale drinkers are hardworking men and women who know what they want and what fills the bill. In addition thousands of business men have learned to like ale and will drink it as long as they live, and will live longer for drinking it.

Altercation Between Dr Gibbs and Colonel Waring After Health Office Meet

Dr Gibbs and Colonel Waring exchanged sharp words at a health department gathering. Gibbs warned he would chastise any insult to the G A R, then left as Waring and others departed. Gibbs, a strong athlete, acknowledged the confrontation later at his home.

Dr. Gibbs Colonel Waring Health Department Commissioner Waring

Depew Turns 61 with Party Hit at Montauk Club

Dr Chauncey M Depew marking his birthday with a speech to the Montauk Club in New York lampoons Tom Platt and argues that recent elections show a revolt toward independence and reform. He urges faith in humanity, civil service reform, and staying connected to the young through shared experiences.

New York Chauncey M. Depew Montauk Club Tom Platt Kings County Vox Populi Mr. Platt Chicago

Old Sunday School of Charlestown Celebrates 82nd Anniversary

The First Baptist Church of Charlestown marked the eighty second anniversary of its Sunday school founded in 1813. The event drew 222 average attendance, 308 peak, with 377 total members across eight officers 36 teachers and three societies led by Superintendent George R. Seymour.

First Baptist Church of Charlestown Commonwealth George R. Seymour W. P. Hart E. H. Wright Georges. Campbell, Jr Fred M. Burroughs Lillian M. Park Walter M. Wood Baptist Boys’ Brigade First Massachusetts Regiment A. 8. Burrows H. S. Gilchrist Second Massachusetts Regiment W. H. H. Gary Almira Mission Band A. M. Linscott Mr. Burrows Seymour F. W. Cheney Roslindale Sunday School F. Albertina Guild Grace A. Park B.A. Watkins Fred Burroughs

Hypnotized Bride Marries Forger On Train to Sing Sing

New York April 21 A dramatic tale confirms the marriage of Jacob Herzig the forger to Theramutis Ivey on a baggage car aboard a train to Sing Sing. Ivey claims hypnotism influenced her actions and vows to seek her husband’s pardon. Deputy Sheriff Burke witnessed the ceremony conducted by Rev Lindsay before the train reached Yonkers. Herzig, previously jailed for grand larceny, has a controversial history and a father who aided his arrest.

New York Jacob Herzig Sing Sing Prison West Forty-sixth Street Theramutis Ivey Miss Ivey Jarvis Ont Jack Mr. Lindsay Tombs Grand Central Depot High Bridge Burke Lindsay Yonkers Elmira Reformatory Brockway Elmira

Mills to reopen with pre 1894 wage scale optimism

Happy Fall River notes mills resume tomorrow under the August 20 1894 wage scale. About 24000 workers benefit as trade looks fair this summer. Overseers say sickness low wages and strike fears reduced help. talks of new mills and additions spark plans to expand weaving sheds ring frames and carding to boost output by about a third.

Fall River New Bedford Tecumseh Laurel Lake Iron Works Weavers’ Union Iron Works Company

Choir Ball at Brookline Promotes Church Event

The St. Marys Church Brookline choir hosts a ball at Union Hall tomorrow evening. Matrons include Mrs. David J. McGrath Mrs. Patrick H. Farren and Mrs. Francis A. Campbell. The American Wringer Co at 18 and 15 Broadway Extension repairs wringers sweepers and other items. mail orders and Tremont 7645 telephone service offered.

St. Mary’s Church Brookline Union Hall David J. McGrath Patrick H. Farren Francis A. Campbell The American Wringer Co Broadway Extension Tremont

Pure Malt Whiskey Promoted As Healthful Boost

A prominent speaker urges that fatigue grips the season and credits Duffy's Pure Malt whiskey with stimulating the blood and purifying the body. He asserts it aids digestion and restores vitality more than other whiskeys, warning against adulterated substitutes.

Duffy

Mrs Parnell in Bordentown Worse after Assault

Mrs Parnell remains semi conscious in Bordentown as doctors report no improvement and fear her death. The attack is branded a cowardly outrage with public anger rising among Irish Americans. some speculate the motive was money, not state documents.

Bordentown N. J Boston Thomas J. Gargan Mr. Gargan

Brighton High School Prize Drill Friday at Warren Hall

The annual Brighton High School prize drill will be held in Warren Hall on Friday evening May 4. The program includes company drill for the boys calisthenics for girls and the prize drill as the main event. Dancing for pupils and friends follows.

Brighton High School Warren Hall

Deaths in Roxbury and Surrounding Areas

Death notices from Roxbury and nearby towns report multiple passings on April 19 and 20. Obituaries cite James Fanning 33, John W. Gorman 38, Thomas W Havey 34, John Hastings 66, Patrick Lark 30, Mary J Nowd 32, and others with funeral details from local residences to St. Francis de Sales and Gate of Heaven churches. Services span April 22 with masses and requiems noted at several churches and cemeteries. The listings include addresses in Roxbury, Brighton, Charlestown, and Everett with schedule specifics.

Fanning Roxbury James F. Fanning Huneral Hampshire Street St. Francis de Sales Veukart Gorman John W. Gorman Eighth Street Gate of Heaven Thomas W Mary Havey Hotel Shepard Weston Street Ril St. Francis Dé Sales Cloc Hastings Orth John Hastings Pe Street Brighton Patrick Lark Winsnip Street Columne Church Mary J. Nowd Reere Funera Bar Hodgkin Herat Frederick Hi

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