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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1893

Page

2

World's Fair orders halt packing as exhibits near opening

Curiaco April 27 Director Davis orders exhibitors to stop unpacking before 10 o'clock Sunday night to present buildings for Monday. Two hundred Boston girls arrive to serve as waitresses at lunch counters. Davis reports 83,243,930 raised for the fair, not counting exhibit costs. Four hundred buildings cover about 350 acres. Lord and Lady Aberdeen arrive in New York with Lady Arnott and daughter.

Curiaco Davis Boston New York Earl and Countess of Aberdeen Lady Arnott Miss Arnott

Lord Aberdeen Visits on Irish Village at Fair

Browne of Dublin and Miss Sullivan attend a Plaza Hotel gathering as Lord and Lady Aberdeen plan a limited stay through May 20. He aims to extend Irish village work at the fair, travels as a tourist not a politician, and praises Gladstone’s majority while criticizing the Duke of Devonshire’s label of cowardice.

Gladstone Duke of Devonshire

Senate panel weighs new union station site in Boston

The Senate committee on railroads yesterday debated a bill to build a new union station on Boston’s north side. Counsel Strout of Boston and Maine argued sixty days to determine site and plan is too short. The plan includes abandoning current railroad property and may affect stock values as the Commonwealth bears part of the cost and hinges on Fitchburg stock, with nonresident taxes around 75 000 dollars.

Senate Committee On Railroads Boston Strout Boston & Maine Commonwealth Fitchburg

Sailor schooner linked to prison escape theory in New York

Sine Line New York April 27 report that a railroad worker alerted Warden Brown to a two-masted schooner anchored off the prison for two days before the escape of two murderers. The vessel vanished the morning after the escape, suggesting Pallister and Roehl used a small boat to reach the schooner.

Sine Line N. Y Brown Pallister Roehl

Mayor Criticizes Gas Board Over Brookline Contract

Mayor Matthews denounces Commissioner Barker and the Gas Commissioners ruling on Brookline Gas Light Company. He notes the Boston Gas Light Company lacked aldermanic permission to lay pipes, arguing that if the Brookline contract is illegal then so is the 1828 Boston contract.

Board of Gas Commissioners Brookline Gas Light Company Matthews Barker Boston Gas Light Company Board of Aldermen Boston Brookline Company Boston Company

Ingham County Savings Bank Closes Under Commissioners

Lansing on April 27 reports a placard on the Ingham County Savings Bank doors declaring it closed and in the hands of the commissioners of banking. The cause is unclear publicly, but rumor attributes the shutdown to the Peninsula Savings Bank of Detroit failing to supply enough currency, leaving the local bank unable to operate.

Lansing Mich Ingham County Savings Bank Commissioners of Banking Peninsula Savings Bank of Detroit Ingham Bank

Death of Isaac Ickelheimer at Heidelbach firm aged 58

New York news reports Isaac Ickelheimer, a member of the Heidelbach Ickelheimer & Co banking firm, died this morning after a brief illness. He was 58. The firm is prominent in financial circles.

New York Isaac Ickelheimer Heidelbach, Ickelheimer & Co

William C. Goudy Dies at Desk of Heart Disease

Curcaco April 27 William C Goudy a noted lawyer and politician died at his desk from heart disease He served as general counsel for the Chicago Northwestern railroad and was a prominent public figure.

Curcaco William C. Goudy Goudy Chicago & Northwestern Railroad

White and gold tubular iron bed by Paine's Furniture Company

The latest colonial furniture piece is a white and gold bed offered at 675 dollars. Tubular metal construction with ivory white enamel finish and polished brass mountings promises durability and easy maintenance. A high style purchase harmonizing with colonial furnishings and claimed as unparalleled in the city.

Paine’s Furniture Company

Dr Dewey offers two weeks free treatment at Ten nyson Street

To sufferers from ecatarrh bronchitis lung troubles dyspepsia rheumatism diseases of the kidneys skin and blood Dr Dewey the specialist will furnish two weeks treatment and medicine free His offices are at 40 Ten nyson street corner Columbus avenue near Providence depot and are open daily till 8 p m except Sundays 10 to 4 p m.

Dewey Tennyson Street Columbus Avenue Providence Depot

One Legged Soldier Offered Surplus Shoes

Crawford Shoe Store offers a large batch of odd shoes with mates lost to any soldier who will take them. The sale is at 225 Washington Street, Down Town Crawford Shoe Store, Bouve Crawford & Co. Corp., Maker.

United States Crawford Wee Washington Street Bouve, Crawford & Co. Corp

Hartrorp Prison Hearing Probes Warden Conduct

April 27 report from Hartrorp details a State Prison investigation as ex-prison keeper Litchfield testifies about a four year old scandal involving Matron Carpenter and her husband tied to the warden Chamberlain. Senator Root confirms the inquiry will probe the warden’s administration over several years with private testimony possible.

Hartrorp Litchfield Carpenter Chamberlain Kate Cobb Norwich Senator Root

Pension Reform Begun in Pension Bureau

Acting Commissioner D J Murphy of the pension bureau is reorganizing work methods and cutting nonessential statistical clerks. He orders field examiners to diligently root out fraudulent pensioners among about 953000 on the rolls, directing use of all available evidence in pending cases.

Washington D. J. Murphy Pension Bureau Murphy

Norwegian bark Mentor found near Block Island in tow

VinEYARD Haven April 27 Norwe gian bark Mentor once abandoned was located twelve miles southeast of Block Island by steam tugs Herald and Kate Jones and towed to harbor by midnight. Wreckers’ crew still aboard at Nantucket report four feet of water in the hold previously and now only slight leaks. Captain Omundsen and crew fled hastily. tow to Boston expected.

Vineyard Haven Mentor Block Island Herald Kate Jones Nantucket Omundsen Boston

Australian Gold Wedding Rings From Wilson Bros

The firm offers Australian gold wedding rings made in their factory, priced from 6 to 12 dollars. The ad promises custom rings completed in two hours and warns against imitators of THE BIG CLOCK at 14 and 15 Tremont Row.

Wilson Bros Tremont Row

Early April Nuptials Mentioned in Clergy Notices

Four marriage notices dated April 26 and 25 list couples: Eleanor Le Fevre and George Hollis Blake at Emanuel Church with Rev. Percy Grant. George C. Gardiner of Boston and Mabel L. Brewer of Medford at Medford with Rev. W. S. Woodbridge. Thomas Hooper Jr and Laura bell of Providence with Rev. Julian K. Smyth. William York Peters of this city and Amey D. Sharpe of Providence at Providence churches.

Obituary notices listing multiple deaths in April across Boston area

A condensed death listing from the city notes numerous residents passing in late April, detailing names, ages, and locales. Entries include Mrs Ade Line Allen in Sharon aged 87, Mrs Percival W Bartlett in Boston at Young's Hotel, and many others across Roxbury Cambridgeport Washington D C and neighboring towns, with ages ranging from 33 to 87. The list spans from April 25 to April 27 and names households, spouses, and ages in concise lines.

D. D Brown Washington, D. C George O. Brown Borland John Borland M. Woolsey Julia Borland Corbin Allston Howard C. Corbin Foster Cambridgeport Alexander S. Symmes Wheeler Somerville Guy E. B. Wheeler Woodbury Winchester Nancy D. Small James A. Woodbury

Miser Warren Under Shadow of Burglary Gang in Boston Case

Special from Lynn reports Miser Warren remains tormented by a burglary gang linked to Chandler and Day. Police allege Isaiah Hunnewell known Yellowstone Jack linked to the Warren job and under arrest. Warren fears nightly prowlers and vows to defend himself. Chandler's wife may testify, police say they have enough evidence for the grand jury. The Municipal Court case was adjourned to next Wednesday as key witnesses travel.

Lynn Miser Warren Abbott Gilmore Police Division 3 Boston Shaw Chandler Day Malden Stoneham Isaiah H. Hunnewell Yellowstone Jack Warren Post White Chicago Yellowstone Jack

Grief Drives Wives of Missing Naronic Officers Insane

London April 27 The wives of Captain Roberts and Chief Officer Wright of the White Star steamer Naronic, missing since February 11 after sailing from Liverpool to New York, have both gone insane from despair and have been placed in an asylum for the insane.

London Roberts White Star Naronic Liverpool New York Wright

In Memory of Grant Grants 71st Birthday in Galena

Rainy weather muted a large observance in Galena Illinois for Grant's memory. About ten thousand residents attended as Governor McKinley of Ohio spoke, parade under Dr B F Fowler, and 1500 in line led by the Grant Fife and Drum Corps. Public offices and shops closed. The Turner Hall hosted the oration due to weather and health concerns.

Galena Grant McKinley Ohio Chicago H. H. Kohlsaar B. F. Fowler Grant Fife Grant Park Turner Hall

Insane Man Slashes Family in ProvipEnceg Incident

Edward McElroy, an insane man, attacked his mother and Miss Healey in a ProvipEnceg home at 2am, slashing Mrs McElroy and Healey before fleeing through a window. He wounded Officer O Rourke during the assault and was eventually subdued by police after a hard struggle. The 10-year-old brother survived. Mrs McElroy’s condition is serious but stabilizing.

Edward McElroy Miss Healey

Troubles in Siouxghty

The Boston Investment Company seized the Pacific Short Line Bridge Company charter and franchises in Sioux City Iowa after a Dec 15 1892 judgment for 58544, a precautionary move amid recent local failures affecting the Missouri River Bridge Company.

Sioux City Iowa Boston Investment Company Pacific Short Line Bridge Company Missouri River Bridge Company

Canadian Gratitude Grants Aid Families of Ocean Lifesavers

Ottawa reports the Dominion government has granted $1000 to the families of the volunteer life-saving crew from the Massachusetts Humane Society who perished trying to rescue the crew of the St John brig Aquatic. The ship went ashore on the Sow and Pigs reef off Cuttyhunk Massachusetts on February 24 last.

Ottawa Ont Dominion Massachusetts Humane Society St. John Cuttyhunk Mass

Runaway Boys Captured Near New Have

Charles H. Long and William G. Nichols of Lakeville Massachusetts were captured in New Haven today. They carried over 100 dollars, bought two bicycles two revolvers knives and many cartridges. They were about to head west when apprehended. Long’s father is Lakeville police chief.

New Have Charles H. Long William G. Nichols Lakeville Mass West Long

Liquor Licenses for 1893 Notices Sent to Dealers

The Board of Police will issue the first batch of liquor license notices to dealers, informing them their applications were approved and that renewals will follow after payment to the city treasury. Some notices will be mailed Saturday, with all possible notices sent by Monday morning. Dealers not notified by then cannot open saloons on Monday.

Board of Police Entral Wharf & Wet Dock LU Corporation Central Wharf W. E. Richardson Boston

Acoustics Lecture By Professor Cross At Institute

At last evening’s Society of Arts meeting at the Institute of Technology Professor C R Cross described recent acoustics investigations conducted in the Rogers Laboratory of Physics.

Society of Arts Institute of Technology C. R. Cross Rogers Laboratory Physics

Huntington Club party lights up Orienta Hall in Roxbury

A stylish Huntington Club soirée at Orienta Hall in Roxbury drew about 150 couples. Jehms Orchestra opened with a concert before dancing, with many Roxbury girls and society folk from Brookline Jamaica Plain and Dorchester enjoying the evening. Aldermen Mooney and Councilmen Finneran and Gormley attended, while William L. Mooney led the floor with helpers ensuring smooth festivities.

Roxbury Huntington Club Orienta Hall Jehms Brookline Jamaica Plain Dorchester Mooney Finneran Gormley William L. Mooney Aids

Nikisch to Conduct Boston Symphony for Final Boston Concert

Conductor Mr Nikisch will lead the Boston Symphony Orchestra for the last time in the Boston series next Saturday evening. He remains under contract with Colonel Higginson for three weeks of travel including two major World’s Fair concerts. Ill health prevents his trip to Chicago, and during the latter engagement Mr Kneisel is expected to baton the orchestra.

Nikisch Boston Symphony Orchestra Boston Colonel Higginson Chicago Kneisel

Appalachian Mountain Club to hold special meeting Saturday

The Appalachian Mountain Club will hold a special meeting Saturday evening at Room 11 Rogers building. The one hundred thirty-eighth corporate meeting will be held Wednesday evening at the same place. An exhibition of Sella's photographs by the club will take place at the Boston Art Club rooms at Dartmouth and Newbury streets from May 6 to May 24.

Appalachian Mountain Club Rogers Building Sella Boston Art Club Dartmouth and Newbury Streets

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