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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1894
Page
2
The speaker recounts a 1892 illness with fatigue headaches poor appetite and digestive issues. A friend urged Hood's Sarsaparilla which led to improved sleep and health. The testimonial emphasizes relief from liver and kidney trouble indigestion and constipation after starting the remedy.
A Louisville dispatch reports Colonel Breckinridge weighs a likely bid for Congress with strong opposition in the Ashland district The Paris appearance invitation signals campaign activity as Frankfort Lexington and Owen counties show mixed sentiment Woodford County backs him while Georgetown remains skeptical and Owens looms as a challenger
The Italian Young Men's Benevolent Eating Club elected officers who began duties yesterday. President Cummings Giardino, vice president Dominico Amato, secretary Joseph Pennini, vice-secretary G Russo, financial secretary G B Amati, treasurer G B Adduct, directors Pennini Russo Guaragno Panebianco Bruno Martuscelli, trustees W Bloiso Restieux, sergeant-at-arms G Romeso.
Edward H. Thayer admitted stealing from the Boston Postoffice Clerks' Association funds for nine months totaling 774 dollars He confessed to Mr James F Coughlin on April 9 claiming to seek refunds He mentioned rich relatives as potential sources and was given time to raise the money.
A body recovered from the Arlington brook is identified as Samuel Attewell who disappeared at Christmas. A local Arlington police officer confirmed the match after viewing a published photo. The narrative notes Attewell’s occasional drinking and strange behavior before Christmas, including his exit from a dining room on Church Street and leaving his belongings at his lodging house. It also recalls he spoke of refined London relatives and that his father was a minister.
Harbor and lower bay remained enveloped in fog all day yesterday delaying the noon arrivals of many local steamers by several hours. The fog cleared about 7 PM.
New York April 22 A decree granting an absolute divorce to Mrs. Robert C. Hilliard orders $2 weekly alimony and seals papers with the clerk as custodian. The co respondent is a well known society woman whose husband is prominent in club circles. Hilliard remains on stage at the Bijou Theatre.
Yesterday at the Boston Ice Company stable an exhibition showed Watter's fire escape for horses. Sixty horses were released in one second and led outside in under three minutes. The lever frees each fastener, letting horses back from stalls quickly, reducing danger in emergencies.
James F. Larkin of the Manufacturers' and Bottlers' Association of Massachusetts led a raid on William T. Patten’s bottling establishment at 556 Main Street Charlestown. Five search warrants recovered 250 registered bottles. The case will go to court later this week under the act prohibiting use of another's stamped bottles.
Rabbi Joseph Krauskoff, slated to lecture at Union Park Synagogue last evening, sent word to President Isaac Rosnosky that illness prevented his appearance. He plans to deliver the talk in about two weeks. He is described as Philadelphia’s leading rabbi and a foremost Hebrew preacher in the nation.
The Dunbar's Sons factory in New Orleans suffered a devastating blaze last night with an estimated loss of 100000 dollars, partly insured. The report notes the incident affected the immense canning factory and lists nearby businesses including the American Wringer Co. at 13 and 15 Broadway extension offering wringers, mangles, spring beds and carpet sweepers and repair services.
Notice of the fourth meeting of BOUSQUET & PEPISA insolvent debtors in Boston Suffolk on April 27 1894 at 10 am creditors may attend and prove claims. assignees to present accounts for allowance. Also a probate commission notice for William J Dinsmore estate with six month claim period and creditor meetings May 21 and June 21 1894 at 10 am. third creditors meeting for Walter J Starbuck dentist on July 13 1894 at 10 am with debtor required to be present.
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