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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1893
Page
5
An illustrated tour of the World’s Fair highlights led by Commissioner E C Hovey covers key exhibits and rapid-impression insights. The discussion prompts on married women’s work and Catholic involvement in politics frame social topics alongside a profile of William M Chase as a great American artist.
Boston wins noted as a decisive victory. The report highlights multiple baseball results with teams like Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Louisville, and Philadelphia securing wins. Anson delivers strong hitting against Cincinnati, while the Orioles and Senators also post gains in a busy round of games.
The Bostons won in the sixth inning as five hits, a Bennett double and a Nichols homer sparked the rally. Crane relieved King in the eighth, allowing three runs after near outs. Davis led New York at the plate. attendance was not released by Superintendent Bell.
English professor Sir Thompson says most chronic constipation can be treated with a morning dose of genuine Carlsbad Sprudel Salt dissolved in water, half a pinch, and if needed before bed. Outdoor exercise aids the treatment. Ensure bottles bear Eisner & Mendelson Co. signature.
The Chicago team hit eight base scoes to Cincinnati's four with six errors to Chicago's two. Batteries were Chamberlin Dailey and Vaughn for Chicago and Hutchinson Kittredge for Cincinnati.
In St Louis on April 28, Quinn led a late burst to victory as Werden doubled after two outs in the third. Brodie and Quinn produced two doubles driving in the decisive runs. Attendance reached 1720 with St Louis beating Louisville 8 to 4.
The first class series for the championship saw 98 and 04 clash as fans filled the bleachers and shouted at a misplay. 94 led until the sixth when 93 adjusted to the pitcher and aided by errors moved ahead 6 to 5. Harvard varsity faces Brown in Providence this afternoon with Highlands sidelined.
Harvard's varsity crew rowed four miles yesterday afternoon with rough water and strong wind. Captain Vail praised the fast time and noted the crew's fine form and health despite sickness among freshmen. listed makeups and weights from stroke to bow.
The Harvard Athletic Association hosts inter-class track at Holmes field today with large events and many top college athletes. Captains from each class recruited strong entrants. timers include Trainer Lothrop John Graham and George Brown.
The Amateur Circus delivered a smoother show than the prior two evenings with improved entertainment. Dragging features were cut, no long-winded declamation on freaks, and the equestrienne green entrance proceeded without stage flight incidents. Athletic acts impressed, and the grand entry with a powdered coachman and footmen drew laughs. The afternoon matinee promises strong attendance.
A blaze at freight shed No. 4 in the Providence division of the Old Colony railroad damaged the building and its contents, with 150 bales of cotton and other goods burning. The fire began from a spark under an arc light and caused two explosions before under control by 7 pm. No owners or consignees could be identified for the freight.
In New York on April 28 waiters at the Grand Hotel on Broadway and at Delmonico's restaurant struck for higher pay. They ask 30 dollars monthly plus 25 for the omnibus and an extra dollar per day for out of town work. Delmonico refused, leaving only about five trusted waiters to serve a 200 person wedding party.
The Evening Sun reports that Secretary Carlisle and New York bank presidents agreed to supply gold to the Treasury when needed. Terms for gold deliveries were left open, and the group concluded there is no current need for bonds or a gold loan.
In Denver on April 28, the Atchison posted round trip fares of 45 to Chicago and 37 to St Louis, matching a rate set by the Denver & Rio Grande. Soon after the Rio Grande announced 40 to Chicago and 32 to St Louis. The Burlington joined at noon with 45 to Chicago and 25 to the Missouri River. Rock Island and Union Pacific have not yet entered but are expected soon.
Hon. John R. Prescott of Maine recounts a decades long battle with neuralgia kidney and liver issues. He credits Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy with removing pain and enabling work again. His testimonial spurs interest across Maine from Rome to New Sharon and beyond.
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