22 Apr 1896
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1896
Page
1
Samuel Patrick and his wife welcomed triplets two girls and a boy. The newborns, placed near the kitchen stove for warmth, weighed four and three quarters pounds, five and one eighth pounds, and three and a half pounds. Dr Courtney reported mother and babies doing well. There are four other
A Boston resident invites a Post reporter to view his home dining spread, praising the dainty morsels and beauty of his guests as he removes the cover to reveal the table setting and the cheerful scene inside.
A 1:30 am fire in Newport Vermont destroyed Hubbard's block and the adjoining Field estate block. Losses include Hubbard's insured goods worth 7000 dollars and Lambert's 500 dollars, with the post office saved and Field block insured for 2000 dollars. G A R fixtures and paintings suffered, rifle company losses included guns and uniforms, undertaker Mr Green insured for 800 dollars, and multiple insured losses are fully covered.
Miss Anna M. Smith and her uncle D B K Smith aged 88 helped hold a man at the Smith residence in Rowley until police arriving. The suspect was fined for drunkenness and burglary charges were not pursued.
Boston arrivals report United States examining board members will join Cramp figures to test the battleship Massachusetts on her trial trip. Launched 1893, she boasts 348 foot hull, 18 inch armor, and a main battery of 13 and 6 inch guns. A clear 16 knot voyage could earn Cramp $100,000 bonus.
A late report from Guilford indicates the Kingsbury Pond outlet dam failed Monday night, causing a freshet in the Piscataquis River. Thorne Brook dam, built last season by Guilford Lumber Company, remains intact.
The life of John Stetson, longtime Boston theatrical and business figure, was honored with a simple funeral at Mt. Auburn Cemetery as April winds swept the city. Friends and relatives gathered in quiet tribute to a man whose career had brightened the paths of many striving for honest work. Continued on Page 8.
The thirty second annual Shakspere commemoration of the Birmingham Dramatic and Literary Club was held at the Grand Hotel Grosvenor room. Ambassador Bayard and Mrs. Bayard attended, with George W. Parker chairing. A Cleveland letter praised English speaking unity and Shakspere’s memory, and elevates literature as a pillar of liberty and civilization.
Despatches from Bulawayo describe Commander Nicholson attempting a general action with the Matabeles, sending 250 men who attacked and caused thirty Matabele deaths. Other reports from Omdurman near Khartoum claim fierce fighting, 600 of the khalifa’s bodyguard killed, forces disheartened, signaling possible Anglo-Egyptian advance on Dongola.
The Court of Appeals reversed the lower court verdict in the Marie Barberi murder case and ordered a new trial. Barberi, held at Sing Sing Prison, awaits execution by electricity for the murder of her betrayer.
Dr. Mary Walker appeared before the Supreme Court to contest the probating of her aunt Mary Walker's will claiming the aunt was hypnotized when making the will. The April 2 report notes her protest and the court appearance.
April 21 report from Naples states the Unit ships Minneapolis and San oo arrived on April 17. Local observers note the arrival amid ongoing operations in the region and unclear next steps for the vessels.
The picnic grounds at Lake Walden are being prepared for the 1896 season. For terms contact J. R. Watson general passenger agent Fitchburg Railroad Boston Mass.
An illustration of a Delft style reproduction chair from 1620 highlights a true Mayflower chair with high arms recessed solid seat cross braces and Dutch legs. The ivory white finish and old China blue decoration under varnish emphasize period authenticity suitable for summer cottages.
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