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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1893
Page
1
Pilgrim Spring Bed promotes peaceful sleep at low price
Do You Sleep Peacefully offers a comfortable bed at a remarkably low price demonstrated at 2 Hamilton Place Boston. Atlas Tack Corporation sells the Pilgrim Spring Bed with a brass tag and Trade Mark. Also notes Chatman Ames wedding festivities at the Ames Mansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Place
Boston
Atlas Tack Corporation
A Case of Conscience in Brockton
In Brockton on April 25 H C Allen a long time resident received a visitor claiming to act for a dying friend. The man said four youths robbed Allen’s hen roost about twenty years ago taking four fowls and offered $10 to atone. Allen could not recall the incident but the stranger pressed the payment as reparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
H. C. Allen
Brockton Heights
Allen
Changes in magazine gun board personnel at Springfield
Secretary Lamont swapped the board members in session at Springfield Massachusetts to remove grounds for criticism by inventors submitting arms for test. The testing period is extended by one month and the board’s report is due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamont
Springfeld
Mass
St Mary's Irish National Federation Met At Endicott Street Ball
Last evening members of St Marys branch of the Irish National Federation met at their Endicott street ball. One hundred members were enrolled and a substantial sum subscribed. Arrangements for a public demonstration next Sunday evening at their Stiliman street halon were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s
The
Irish National Federation
Endicott Street
Halon Stiliman Street
President Rejects Resignations of Delegates to Monetary Conference
WaAsa Hincron reports the President will not accept resignations of delegates to the international monetary conference. The commission stays intact unless members decline. The conference opens May 30 and any postponement will be decided by the members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WaAsa Hincron
Sweaters Demand Grows With Many Catalogs
The advertisement notes rising demand for sweaters for both genders and all activities. It claims the garments are the best in the market with notably moderate prices. Separate catalogs are offered for Bicycle, Baseball, Tennis, Miscellaneous, Firemen, Police and Military, Flags, G. A. R., S. of V., Boys Brigade, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sachenk
S. of V
Boys Brigade
Enterprise cadets wash and prep for visitors on coast trip
A New York field report describes the Enterprise cadets washing the ship under overcast skies as visitors prepare to board. Governor’s staff joke and a disguised Colonel Andrews intrigue readers while Spanish caravels anchor nearby and cadets await Governor Russell’s arrival the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Huren
North River
Enterprise
One Hundred and Fourth Street
Battery
Troy
Colonel Andrews
Edward E. Rice
Training School
Russell
Lavish Ames Wedding Glitters in Boston Society Circle
Miss Lillian Ames wed Henry Lorenzo Chatman at the Ames residence before dawned crowds on Commonwealth Avenue. The ceremony in the library featured the Wagner march and Mendelssohn wedding chorus, followed by a rose filled drawing room reception with 800 guests. The bride wore honey ivory satin, and the groom, a rising businessman, received broad acclaim from Boston society. The couple plans a extended wedding trip before settling in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Ames
Guy
Oliver Ames
Henry Lorenzo Chatman
Ames
Commonwealth Avenue
Back Bay
William S. Chatfin
North Easton
Mass
Chatman
Mendelssohn
Frank M. Ames
Marion Greeley
Evelyn Ames
Chatman, Kendall & Daniell
Arthur Kennard
Boston
Qukes Ames
Winthrop Ames
John Chatman
William Chatman
Tenry Sawyer
Charles Bates
Joly Stevens
Walter Littlefield
Partin
Baldwin
Solomon
New England
Coutts
Das King Addicks Is Possessed of a Wayward Memory
The investigation last evening featured J Edward Addicks as a key witness. He claimed memory gaps about gas transactions while repeatedly naming himself first in any referenced names. George Fred Williams was absent sick. Eustace C. Fitz testified the gas syndicate aimed to lower gas prices but failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edward Addicks
King
Beacon Construction Company
Philadelphia
George Fred Williams
Anderson
Eustace C. Fitz
Fitz
Legion
Tufts Defeats Bates 11 to 9 In Lewiston Game
In Lewiston on April 25 Tufts beat Bates 11 to 9 in a baseball game. Tufts tallied early runs and held off Bates with timely pitching and solid defense. The result gives Tufts a win in this intercollegiate matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Tufts
Bates
Foreign Vessels Race to Keep Pace With White Squadron in New York Harbor
Promptly on time, with exact prearranged detail, the combined naval squadrons of old and new world entered New York Harbor. At 1 o clock the Miantonomah reported the fleet in sight as the Indian press boat moved seaward through drizzle. The Philadelphia led the port column with Newark and the Atlanta following, while the starboard column was headed by the Blake and Admiral Hopkins flagship. Additional vessels included San Francisco, Bancroft, Bennington and Baltimore in orderly alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y
Old
New World
Bay of New York Harbor
Crow's Nest
Sandy Hook Point
Scotland
Gherardi
Philadelphia
Blake
Lopkins
Newark
Admiral Benham
Atlanta
San Francisco
Bancroft
Bennington
Baltimore
The Muslin Craze Seizes Market With Low Priced Drapery
A newspaper note touts a muslin boom with an imported stock. It claims prices below larger stores, highlighting sash curtains at 1.75 per pair, 48 inch plain muslin at 25 cents, and 45 inch Scotch muslins at 88 cents per yard.
Paine's Furniture Company Weather Forecast Update
The forecast for Wednesday indicates generally fair conditions for New England with northerly winds and slightly colder temperatures inland, warmer along the Rhode Island and Connecticut coast. Western New York should see fair skies with northerly winds and cooler air. The report notes a southerly Boston & Maine depot reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Washington
S. P. Oe
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Funeral Held for Thomas Enright Murder Victim in Barnr
The funeral for Thomas Enright, murdered Sunday, was held at St. Monica's Church and he was buried in the new Catholic cemetery. The investigation before Justice O B Boyce continued today with nearly thirty witnesses examined since Monday noon. no arrests have been made and no statement will be released for publication.
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Kneeland F. C. Garmon
Marrel
Chatman-Ames
Ames Mansion
Oak Hall
North Street
G. W. Simmons & CO
Boliber-Coodale CO
Mara
R. Hollings & Co
Washington Street
MH. White & Co
John H. Pray
Washington St, Oprp
Boylston
Mattings
Kensington Art
Brussels
Barrett
William Everett
Everett
Lodge
Pcoltoe
Post
Associated Press
Chelsea
the Post
Everett Everett
Greenwood
Banks
Cary
Oston
Ward
Seo Dee
Malden
Melrose
Saugus
Wakefield
Decibes Cenerat
Tool
William E. Barrett
Darrett
Susie Ames
Eva Ames
Washington ST
Royeston ST
Das King Addicks
J. T. Phelis
Siete Ag
Paine’s Furniture Company
Canal St
Boston & Maine Depot
Enright
King's
Bohemian Beer
BPICH
King’s Bohemian
Longwood Avenue
Roxbury
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