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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1894
Page
1
An advertisement for military regalia and yachting outfits with a specialty in bicycle uniforms. It promises complete club outfits at club rates and offers a special bicycle catalogue with designs samples and prices mailed on request.
John Mackie was sentenced to life imprisonment for murder in the second degree in Suffolk Superior Court Judge Braley presiding. The defendant pleaded guilty to Mrs. Mary L. Randall's death, and the courtroom crowd witnessed a somber, tense scene as Mackie was led to Charlestown for the long term. The district attorney condemned the prosecution, while defense counsel noted the open window and the defendant's intent in the robbery plot. The sentence was announced after brief court proceedings.
Johnnie Griffin of Braintree and Al Griffo of Australia fought an eight round world featherweight bout at the Casino before a large crowd. Griffo pressured throughout and appeared to have the heavier blows while Griffin showed strategy and body punching. The decision ended in a draw with Griffo slightly ahead on balance, Griffin overcoming a broken hand suffered in round two.
In a heated bout Griffin landed a hard left to the stomach and a follow up to the face. The Australian jabbed Nie’s nose bleeding as Griffin scored with a straight left. Griffin, stating he did well despite illness and weight disadvantage, offered a rematch in two weeks. Four prelims drew interest, notably Bob Green versus Sam Johnson in white gloves.
Clark Powers from Boston praises a Sunday cartoon on Coxey's Army and McKinley protection. He imagines Napoleon McKinley rising to the presidency and questions if he will attain the chair amid Capitol invasion and protection era.
A teaser promises a great cartoon in colors next Sunday praised as the best and funniest yet, inviting readers to check the upcoming issue for the full color strip.
In New York on April 23 the governing committee of the New York Stock Exchange voted 30 to 7 to disapprove arbitrage trading between the NYSE and Philadelphia Boston and other cities. The resolutions condemn the practice but do not prohibit it.
Jesse Seligman of J. and S. Seligman bankers, New York and London, died at the Hotel del Coronado in Cal ornia at 9 am today from pneumonia and Bright's disease. He had arrived from New York four days earlier with his wife and daughter as his condition worsened, and family telegrams were sent for. he died before their arrival.
The match features Griffo dominating early rounds with a flurry of jabs to the jaw and heart while Griffin struggles to counter. By rounds six and seven the Australian continues body punching and Griffo lands powerful shots, with audience praise and sharp exchanges throughout the bout.
Washington April 23 Congressman Jerry Simpson of Kansas is in critical condition at his residence in Washington. He suffered a worsening illness after two chills, and friends in the Kansas delegation were told he could hardly recover today.
Ex Senator Henry L. Dawes delivers the first of six lectures at Dartmouth College on United States History During and Since the Civil War. The series is funded by Gardiner C. Hubbard of Washington, D C. The opening topic is Dual Character of the Government Under Which We Live National and State.
General Hobart Moore, instructor of military drill in Boston public schools, is confined to his home in the Brighton district. He was reported very comfortable yesterday.
Washington officials issue a public warning to avoid a planned May Day gathering by unemployed groups in front of the Capitol. The document cites risk to peace, urges lawful, ordinary means for relief, and warns the district has no work or subsistence for attendees.
Reports from United Mine Workers President John McBride show widespread coal-field action. Indiana black coal miners will strike May 1, with 2600 miners in Murphysboro and Duquesne district solidly out, and totals across Alabama Tennessee Kentucky Ohio Illinois Pennsylvania plus others.
Five thousand striking miners paraded the streets of Birmingham on April 23. Governor Jones held a two hour conference with the strikers committee and expressed confidence there would be no violence. Leaders pledged to maintain peace and deter any disturbance.
In Knoxville on April 23 reports say 3000 workers will quit around Jessico and 200 at Oliver Springs walked out yesterday. A Coal Creek operator announced 1000 miners will strike tomorrow, signaling a broader labor dispute in the South.
Four hundred fifty Italian street cleaners from the Italian Laborers Local Assembly Knights of Labor walked off jobs for 15 cents an hour, after being paid 10 to 12 1/2 cents. An incipient riot at Eighth and Christian streets drew 100 strikers with 200 supporters, with stones and clubs used until police dispersed the mob.
A Mantel Parlors presents a Permanent Exhibit of ninety five fully erected mantels with fire furnishings. Visitors are invited to inspect the collection, featuring styles from Louis XV to Colonial at lowest prices.
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