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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1892
Page
8
The lengthy proceedings feature testimonies from medical experts and police interviews as Trefethen and Smith face possible conviction for the murder of Tena Davis. Witnesses discuss timing, stomach contents, and hair samples, while defense questions probe innocence and motive.
A Leyland liner the Philadelphian crashed into the fishing schooner Lizzie Williams near Governor's Island at 11:15 AM, sinking the 57 ton vessel. Seven sailors struggled in icy water. one missing, Roger Forbes, 35, presumed drowned. The Philadelphian continued to Liverpool. questions arise over fault as lawyers note a dramatic court session with testimonies on Tena Davis and the case’s impact on Everett residents.
Agnes Blake and Harry Arnault Edgerly wed at Second Church in Boston with a large bridal party. Best man Walter Edgerly and ushers including Sumner Brooks and James White attended. The bride wore white corded silk with a veil. lilies of the valley and arbutus adorned the gowns. A supper followed at the Victoria. the couple will live in West Roxbury after September 1.
Troy New York April 27 John Lebaron was arrested at Cambridge on a charge of abducting the Dougas girl from Pittsfield Vermont. Lebaron and the girl were married late Saturday night by the Rev Chapman. The girl's father is the complainant.
No. 3 Old State House under charge of Mr. L. H. Palmer long since became one of the most popular transportation headquarters in Boston. Tickets or drawing-room car seats for any Short Line express trains or for the Colonial Express between Boston and Washington can always be secured here.
We have the stock to fill orders and a reputation for giving buyers value. Our iron is treated to protect our trademark GOTAILOK WHISKEY, gaining national notice rather than local. Leading druggists and grocers stock these salable goods, demanded by physicians for debility and sickness. Sealed bottles must bear the firm name signature.
The session debates labor hours for railroad workers with focus on ten hours in eleven, objections by Belchertown and Worcester members, support from some, and amendments to exempt station staff. A separate vote defeated women’s suffrage on license questions as the House passed other measures, while the Senate pursued stock auction provisions for the Connecticut River Railroad and a new cattle commission appointment.
Hoses flowering shrubs grape vines peonies roots bulbs and everything for the garden offered from two complete stock outside Faneuil Hall opposite Quacy Market making a seasonal display and sale debut.
J Newman and Sons reports the cattle commission restructured by the Governor after all members resigned. New appointees Alyron Walker Belcher Town and John C Lynn Norwood join Levi Stockbridge Amherst Thomas Weeker Edwardstown Medical Seminary trustee and Allen Luke Tisbury trial justice. The old board cited lack of tuberculosis training. Pardons committee recommends Dunlap bank robber pardon and opposes James Nicholson pardon serving life for wife murder on April 22 1584.
Steamers arrived in Boston Baltimore New York and other ports on April 26 27 from London Liverpool Jamaica Rotterdam Bremen and New York. Vessels include Stockholm City Norseman Ethelwold Sedgemore City of Paris Havel Veendam Manitoba Spree Rhaetia Navarro City of New York and City of New York arriving from various origins.
Ateshian & Co offers over a hundred carpets at half their original price for two weeks. Immediate disposal includes a full line of recently imported carpets at unbeatable city prices. Free inspection with courteous reception and full attention to shoppers at 172 Tremont Street.
The funeral for Major Edgell was held at 9 am at 118 East Brown Street, conducted by Rev. Edward Dowse, Senate chaplain. Many floral tributes were sent, including a broken column from Senate messengers. The body was taken to Westminster for burial.
Promoters of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy promise to pay $500 if the treatment fails to cure catarrh, branding the offer as a confident medical gamble. The advertisement touts widespread cures, urges consideration, and notes money-back satisfaction as the guarantee for customers.
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