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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1892

Page

2

Ayer's Hair Vigor Restores Craig Family Hair

Stephen Craig of Philadelphia reports nine months after typhoid fever his head grew bald, then hair regrew after using Ayer's Hair Vigor. He notes his brother William Craig also saw identical results after following the same regimen.

Ayer William Craig Stephen Craig Charlotte St Philadelphia

Republican Conventions Open Across States In New York Speech

In Arguay New York April 28 the Republican State convention elected William A. Sutherland temporary chairman and Whitelaw Reid permanent president. Depew Fassett and Sloat Fassett spoke as the platform praised McKinley tariff and reciprocity. The report named Frank Hiscock Platt Depew and Miller as delegates to Minneapolis with Sage and Seligman at large. District delegates and electors chosen as the convention adjourned.

Argany N. Y William A. Sutherland Whitelaw Reid New York Empire State Grover Cleveland David B Reid Blaine Chauncey M. Depew J. Sloat Fassett Republican Party Ison Albany Congress Aztire Court of Appeals Committee On Electors Frank Hiscock Thomas C. Platt Warner Miller Minneapolis H. W. Sage J. Seligman

Missouri Republicans Nominate Major William F Warner for Governor

Jefferson City April 28 The Republican convention assembled today endorses President Harrison tariff policy and honest currency. It commends Union pension support for soldiers and denounces monopolies. Major William Warner ex-Congressman from the Kansas City district was nominated Governor by acclamation.

Jeffferson City Harrison Fifty Second Congress William Warner Kansas City

McKinley Not Backward at Republican State Convention

Creve Coeur Illinois April 28 General W H Gib son declares he would nominate the state without regard to either side and could withdraw if needed. The opening session of the Republican State Convention discusses strategy and leadership.

Creve Ann W. H. Gibwoe E Atate

Four delegates-at-large chosen by acclamation at convention

The delegates at large were nominated as McKinley, Foraker, Bushnell and Hahn, with McKinley presiding. The platform supports Harrison, opposes free coinage of silver unless parity of bullion and coin is protected, and elects McKinley, Foraker, Hahn, Bushnell as delegates with Nevin Poe Boothman and Atwood as alternates. Electors named Danford and Herrick.

Minneapolis McKinley Foraker Bushnell Hahn Harrison R. M. Nevin Er. W. Poe M. M. Boothman J. F. Atwood Lorenzo Danford Belmont Myron T. Herrick Cleveland

Bombings Reported Abroad In France and Italy

Bombs exploded in Langeac France and Corleone Italy causing shattered doors and windows with no injuries. In Faenza near Ravenna a bomb at the sub prefecture entrance damaged the building and nearby homes. four policemen were seriously hurt.

Paris Langeac Haute-Loire Rome Corleone Sicily Faenza Ravenna I Pcan

Gould Purchases El Paso and White Oaks Railroad

Jay Gould buys the El Paso and White Oaks Railroad for 50000 dollars at El Paso Texas. About ten miles from four years ago were built and later placed in receivership. Construction resumes immediately with trains and 2000 laborers. Route will run through Lincoln County New Mexico to Washburn Texas connecting with Fort Worth Denver and Missouri Pacific lines.

Paso Tex Jay Gould el Paso White Oaks Gould Lincoln County N. M Washburn Pan- Handle Texas Fort Worth & Denver Union Pacific System St. Louis Fort Scott & Wichita Southern Missouri Pacific

Four Black People Killed by Mob in Goodlettsville

A telephone report from Goodlettsville Tennessee states that four Black people were fatally harmed by a mob and two others were struck. The mob action followed the brutal hurt of two daughters of a white family in Nasaville.

Nasaville Tenn Goodlettsville

Twentieth Victim Shot Dead in Denison Feud Case

Denison Texas April 28 W T Sharman the sole witness in a murder case was shot in bed by an unknown assailant. He is described as the twentieth victim in a feud linked case.

Split in Alabama Two Conventions Held in Montgomery

In Montgomery on April 28 a Republican state convention split into two largely black groups. The Mosely or Regulars convention instructed its delegates to back Harrison's renomination, while the other convention endorsed the Harrison administration without instructing its delegates.

Montomery Ala State Committee Harrison

DRESSES A LA RUSSE FEATURE FASHION FAD TRENDS

Russia influences fashion with the Cossack gown featuring a plain long skirt and a left open blouse belted with large buckles. Astrakhan trimming and Watteau plait effects appear, with an example in dark blue sarah and white lozenges, rose plaiting, and a white ribbon belt.

Russia Astrakhan

Murder Trial Focuses On Trefethen and Smith In Cambridge

The fourth day of the East Cambridge murder trial drew crowded seats as witnesses described Tena and Jena’s close relationship with J. A. Trefethen and W. H. B. Smith. Carrie Boise testified of nightly meetings and kisses, while Mrs. Hattie Johnson and Charles Johnson corroborated intimate ties. Neighbors noted Trefethen’s visits and a ring shown by Tena, with defense attempting to shield certain details.

J. A. Trefethen W. HB. Smith Superior Court East Cambridge Tena Trefethen Carrie Boise Jena Miss Boise Hattie C. Johnson Charles W. Johnson Hiram Neal Mr. Long Walter H. Nichols

Courtroom Chaos and New Witnesses in Tena Davis Case

The crowded courtroom swelled with familiar faces and new attendees as reporters and lawyers jostled for space. Key testimony linked Trefethen to Tena Davis, with witnesses detailing visits to the Everett store and intimate ties, while others disputed timing and duties at the Boston Post Office.

Handwriting expert tests letters in Boston postmark case

In a tense cross examination, witness Southworth argues letters and envelopes show one writer. He notes erasures and distinctive letter forms, claiming the anonymous note and a Davis letter were by the same hand. The discussion shifts to timing of postmarks and which towns would bear Boston stamps.

A. m Charlestown Somerville Trefethen Boston Harry Kent Davises Davis House Tena Ralph A. Eustis Charleston Albert S. Southworth Ena Davis Fairbanks Mr. Long James A. Trefethen Tena Davis

Handwriting Dispute Shapes Cross-Examination Tena Case

The cross-fire focused on handwriting as the attorney showed enlarged samples to the jury. The witness, aging and wary, contradicted similarities between Trefethen and Tena’s capital letters. Long pressed questions for nearly an hour, leaving the crowd curious about his handwriting knowledge.

Trefethen Tena Mr. Long

Sawdust Heroes Cavalcade Ends With Stirring Circus Show

A Boston crowd witnessed a rambunctious exhibition staged by Thayer and Cornish. A free peanut giveaway sparked chaos as a caravan of acts moved through swordplay, equestrian feats, dumbbell stunts, elephant illusions, and an energetic Buffalo Bill quadrille. Darting riders, clowns, and the Glee Club finale capped a long midnight show.

J. Crane, Jr H. A. Harris R. G. Shaw W. H. Woods E. W. Roche Howard Brown W. H. Fleming Arthur L. Pennycuick F. W. Herrick Buffalo Bill Bill Steadman

One Hundred Massachusetts Notables Engraving Featured

The Boston Post created an engraving titled One Hundred Massachusetts Notables with likenesses of one hundred leading state men. The set serves as a fine display for office or home. Thirty dated coupons sent to the Post secure a copy.

Andover Boston Post Massachusetts Post

The Cotton Picker Promises Huge Labor Savings

The Lone Star Cotton Picker claims to save 30 million dollars annually in harvesting. A full-sized model is shown at 31 Milk Street. Investors can participate with shares from ten dollars and up, with stock offered in various lot sizes to suit buyers.

King of Labor Savers Lone Star Milk Street

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