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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1889

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Death and court in Montreal and Boston notes

Death of a young man at Montreal General Hospital alleged to result from medical student bungling. In Boston a warrant issued for Gideon P. Brown, the Boston defaulter, and O'Brien Gilhooly refuse to recognize the court's authority. Maybrick sentence commuted to life penal servitude. South and international tensions feature messages between Britain and the United States.

Montreal General Hospital United States Messrs O’brien Gilhooly Maybrick Haseen Montreal Gideon P. Brown Boston Légitime South William Srasbureg

Tunnel blast horror at Buckeye Mills wrecks crew

A blast at Buckeye Mills in Russell county Va from a halted charge of eighty pounds of powder killed Michael Dance instantly when an eighteen foot drill struck his skull. John Ramsey lost both hands, Joe Moore lost a right shoulder, William Kunz suffered severe injuries and the fate of several others is dire.

Princeton W. Va Buckieye Mills Russell County Michael Dance John Ramsey Joe Moore William Kunz Andrew Martin Dance Ramsey Moore Kunz

Kilrain Bond Fixed at Two Thousand Dollars

Purvis Mississippi on August 22 Kilrain friends secured a bond set at 2000 dollars. In New Orleans Louisiana the Times Democrat reports Bud Renaud was found guilty of participating in the Sullivan Kilrain prize fight and fined 590 dollars.

Kilrain Purvis Miss New OrveEains Times- Democrat Bud Renaud

Mahone Dominates Platform Promising Debt Settlement Plan

Norfolk August 22 General Mahone leads the Republican convention with a vow to settle Virginia's state debt permanently without raising taxes. The ticket for governor and lieutenant governor were announced, and a united platform backed by Sharp and Lurry was adopted asserting tax relief and debt reform.

Norfolk Mahone Academy of Music Petersborg Campbell C. Sharp Warren Lurry Petersburg Commonwealth Garfield Harrison Democratic Party Republican Party Virginia H. ©. Wood Scott County Elizabeth City Committee On Prmanent George E. Bowden Asa Rogers Bowden William C. Elam Louisa County Anaconna Mont Republcan Ti, C. Power Helena

His Commander-in-Chief Dead The South Lost in Haiti Crisis

A Port au Prince dispatch dated Aug 5 reports Haytiens gunboat Defence carrying General Dardignac Légitime's commander in chief death and saying the entire southern region is lost to Légitime. The conflict narrows to Port au Prince versus the rest with business circles hopeful for an end. Hippolyte vows not to storm Port au Prince to avoid sacking the town.

Balimore New Orleans Port-au-Prince Haytien Dardignac Légitime Port-au- Prince Hayti Hippolyte

Maybrick sentence commuted to life penal servitude

In Loxpon on Aug 22 the Home Secretary announced Mrs Maybrick’s sentence was commuted to life penal servitude after medical testimony debated whether the poison found could cause death. Lawyers and officials agreed she administered poison with intent to kill. No further appeals will be heard. in Liverpool by Aug 23 officials had not received formal notice and Mrs Maybrick had not been informed.

Liverpool

Kaiser Leads Sham Fight For Imperial Visitors

Strassburg August news describes a Kaiser's personal direction of a staged battle for visiting royalty. Citizens cheer as the Kaiser waves from a palace balcony amid torchlight tributes and a state banquet for 190 guests. The Empress sits to the Emperor's left, officials praised loyalty, and a torch symbol formed the couple’s initials.

Strasburg Kaiser Rhein Empror Prince von Hohenlohe

Seizure of sealers prompts UK US talks in Debring Sea

In Loxton on August 22 Sir James Fergusson disclosed in the House of Commons that communications are passing between Britain and the United States over the seizure of sealers in the Debring Sea. The foreign secretary informed Mr Gourley of the discussions during the evening.

Loxton Sir James Fergusson Gourley House of Commons United States Debring

Cork MPs Defy Court In Proclaimed Nationalist Meeting Trial

Dusurm Aug 22 The trial of William O'Brien and James Gilhooly from Cork on charges of holding a proclaimed Nationalist meeting began at Clonakilty. The defendants refused to recognize the court’s authority and did not cross examine witnesses or offer their own testimony. The House of Commons later passed Irish law charges by 103 to 61 after a Varnellite debate, with sittings to be extended to complete supply votes.

Smith

Banquet to Edison in Paris honors American visitor

In Paris on August 22 a banquet celebrated Mr Edison with Premier Tirard praising Franco American ties. American minister White and Reid spoke briefly and Edison expressed gratitude for the welcome. American workmen were entertained at dinner chaired by United States Minister Reid. Bartholdi Depew and others also spoke.

Paris Edison Tirard France America White An Reid Entel Lower United States Reid M. Bartholdi Mr. Depew

Ex Gouvernor Robie Assaulted by French Pair

Ex Governor Robie was attacked with a whip by two Frenchmen from Saccarappa while walking from his farm near Gorham Maine. The assailants were arrested as they drove into Saccarappa after the incident on August 22.

Albany N. Y Robie Maine Oyster Bay Long Island Sound Goruam

Fall River Weavers Fail to Secure Conference

Aug 22 Fall River Mass meeting of weavers approved a conference with the Board of Trade on wages. The weavers’ committee appeared at Board of Trade rooms but found no representative, the rooms closed. Secretary Rounesville says most board members are out of town and no action can be taken.

Fall River Board of Trade Rounesville

Obituary and Deaths in New Bedford and Nevada

Stephen A D Brady died in New Bedford after a lingering illness. He was a Sandwich High School graduate who attended Bridgewater Normal School and served eighteen months as clerk of the Bureau of Labor, later an inspector in the custom house. Lieutenant Governor H C Davis of Nevada died suddenly in his Carson garden from heart disease. His family is visiting in the East.

Stephen A. D. Brady New Bedford Sandwich High School Bridgewater Normal School Bureau of Labor Custom House H. C. Davis Nevada Carson

Steamers Arrived in Ports With Broad List of Vessels

A long列 listing ships arriving or sailing near Boston Baltimore New York Philadelphia Portland Bill London Cork and other ports on August 22 24 with origins Antwerp Port Antonio Baracoa Oslo Girgenti Liverpool Rotterdam Hamburg Bremen Singapore Kingston Quebec Montreal and more including notable vessels Dana Veendam Cambodia Lydian Monarch Montank Maritana and St Albans among others in a dense maritime update.

Boston Herman Antwerp Kong Alf Port Antonio Dana Baracoa Baltimore Lord Lansdowne Swansea New York Cambodia Oslo Peconic Girgenti Italy Liverpool Veendam Rotterdam Montank Ilamburg Fom Rotterdam Hallo Philadelphia Switzerland Tyrian Kingston Portland Bill London Asinet Wisconsin Gibraltar Tudor Prince Barcelona Quebec Southampton Lahn Bremen Newnham Sydney N.S. W Alameda San Francisco Hamburg Amalfi Asda St. Albans Singapore Cork Maritana Montana Dublin Stanford Tropic Montreal

Indiana's Patriotic Sons Witness Corner Stone Laying

Indiana soldiers and sailors monument corner stone laid with 40,000 onlookers in Indianapolis. President Harrison presided as ceremonies, parades, and a large reception followed, with speeches by Harrison, Governor Hovey, and others praising union, valor, and Indiana's tribute.

IndiAnapolis Ind Indiana Soldiers and Sailors Harrison Denny Hovey Miller Rusk Halford Woman's Relief Corps Charles M. Travis Indiana Department Zelda Seguin Wallace Uovey M. D. Manson Crawfordsville John Cobuin Indiana Cheert Opera Union United States Cincinnati

World's Fair Site Committee Adjourns Meeting

The 1892 Worlds Fair site committee met at City Hall with Mayor Grant presiding. Charles A Dana was chosen permanent chairman and Andrew Green proposed a corporation under the 1875 act, which was tabled. Agnew elected treasurer Feard secretary, and an executive committee named. Members will inspect proposed sites, with one suggesting about 400 acres. a proposal to exclude Central Park was tabled as unwise.

New York City Hall Grant Pulitzer Charles A. Dana Andrew IH. Green General Business Corporation Agnew John Feard Messrs Flower Grace Gompers Strauss Towne Chandler Starr Bliss Central Park

Thornton Worsted Company Assigned to Campbell Jr

The Thornton Worsted Company has assigned to Horatio N Campbell Jr. Isaac Wilner, wholesale dry goods, at 151 East Broadway New York, is in the hands of the sheriff. Assets amount to 43000 with liabilities of 40009.

Thornton R. J Horatio N. Campbell, Jr Isaac Wilner East Broadway New York

Campbell defeats Taylor in Newport tennis round two

In Newport R I August 22 play began on the tennis courts for the second round. Dean Miller defeated G R Fearing 6-2 6-2 6-3. Knapp beat Ryerson 7-5 8-6 6-2. Shaw swept Beach 9-7 6-2 6-0 6-8-? 6-3. Howard Taylor edged O S Campbell in a lengthy match 4-3 in the first set and Campbell led 6-4 6-4 5-7 6-2 in the final tally. The full second-round results listed Campbell Taylor Clark Chase Hale Shaw Beach Knapp Ryerson Miller Meers Mansfield Wright.

Newport Dean Miller G. R. Fearing Miller Ryerson Knapp Z. A. Shaw Narragansett Pier R. V. Beach Beach Shaw Howard Taylor Campbell H. W. Slocum, Jr Taylor Taylol Coe Scseecees Senevece Campbele Ic Dandscescesss Taylors Campbells Taylot Deuce Campdell Ss Cecees Ceeercersseres Clark F. Chase Gall C. A. Chase R. B. Hale Q. A. Shaw W. P. Knapp A. Ryerson D. Miller G. R. Fearing, Jr Mansfield Ry. L. V. Hoppin E. G. Meers M. R. Wright H. A. Taylor S. T. Chase

Eliza Sutton's Will Publicly Filed for Probate in Salem

The will of the late Eliza Sutton filed for probate in Salem lists numerous bequests across Massachusetts. Gifts include $5000 to the Home for Aged Women in Peabody to name the Sutton Home, $1000 to Peabody for annual Thanksgiving dinners, $5000 to Peabody Institute, and $10,000 to the Unitarian Church in Peabody with half to music and organ care. Additional amounts fund libraries, societies, and associations in Boston and nearby towns.

Salem Eliza Sutton Home For Peabody Sutton Home For Peabody Institute Eben Dale Sutton Boston Consumptives’ Home Women’s and Children’s Hospital General Theological Library Boston Young Men’s Union South Friendly Society of Boston Massachusetts Deaf Mute Christian Union

Terrible Railroad Wreck Injures Forty One on Knox ville Excursion

A terrible wreck on the Knoxville Cumberland Gap and Louisville road at Flat Gap Creek near Knoxville injured forty one of fifty six aboard a select city excursion. The rear car fell from a trestle, delaying medical aid until 4 50 p m. Three men died on scene or shortly after, among them Judge George Andrews and S F Powers. Many injured were transported on flat cars during a driving rain as shock and grief gripped Knoxville.

Knoxville, Cumberland Gap Louisville Road Knoxville Tenn Knoxville, Cumberland Gap & Louisville Flat Gap Creek Pew Road Board of Public Works Chamber of Commerce George Andrews East Pennessee S. FE Powers East Tennessee Fire Insurance Company Alexander Reeder Alexander A. Arthur Isham Young Peter Kern Joan T. Hearn The Sentinel W. W. Wooprurf Charles S. Seymour Alexander Wilson Cumberland Gap Louisville Maloney Barry and Hockings S. Chubert A. J. Alberts K. J. Cook U. S. Grant University West H. H. Ingersoll H. K. Welpzell W. B. Samuels C. Abbie Daparn H. H. Taylor McK &Lden E. Barker J. EF. Kinson John Hall Phillips Samuels R. Schmidt W. A. Park

Train on Missouri Kansas Texas wrecked near Moberly

A train on the Missouri Kansas & Texas railway was wrecked nine miles south of Moberly at 5 am after striking a steer. Engineer Ritter and Fireman Benares were killed. No further details were available.

St. Louis Moberly Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Ritter Benares

Fire record reports several small fires and a larger loss at Carter & Son

Tonight at 9 56 the night watchman found fire in the first coat room of J F Carter & Son s oil clothing factory on Park street. The room was shut off and the flames extinguished by the district fire department. Loss to stock and building around 1000 dollars insured. Origin unknown. Also brief notices: minor blazes in John P Woodbury frame building Cambridge fire in George Abrams restaurant South Boston with no damage. Duffy s fruit store Ivers block minor water damage about 100 dollars. A fire at 8 Billerica street caused about 10 dollars damage from a knocked over candle. A kerosene lamp caused about 15 dollars damage at Mt Vernon street. No further significant loss reported.

Breverly Sreerau J. F. Carter & Son Park Street Lynn John P. Woodbury George Abrams Broadway Boston Cambridge Duffy’s Fruit Ivers Block Billerica Street Michael Gilbride Hardin Doomiskey Mt. Vernon Street Appleton E. ©. Clark Lombard Medford Street

Secretary Windom Not in Newton for Visit

Newton reports no visit by Secretary of the Treasury Windom despite prior newspaper mentions. Inquiry at the residence of George E. Hatch, Newton broker and Boston boot dealer, indicates a brief visit may occur but timing is unknown. Hatch owns property on Waverley Avenue and has ties to the Windom family through marriage.

Newton Windom Sargent Place Waverley Avenue

Flack Divorce Settlement Agrees $100 Weekly Support

New York August 22 The Star reports sheriff Flack will pay Mrs Flack one hundred dollars weekly and permit a separation as the divorce case is settled.

Flack Swampscott Lake Cobbesseecontee

Late ship news from New York August voyage lists

A long list of arriving and cleared vessels at New York on August 22 includes steamers, barks, brigs, schooners, and ships from ports such as Boston, Antwerp, Cadiz, Halifax, Nassau, St. Croix, and Port Spain. Names include Gen. Whitney, Gearse, Prince Milne, Caroline, Adventurer, Lily, Mabel Purdy, and many others, with arrivals and clearances noted.

New York Gen. Whitney Gearse Boston Soldier Prince Milne Ponce Maith Hough Fuley Port Spain Jersey City Gower Bristol Raleigh Littlefield St. Bierve Mart Augusty Victoria Albers Amoury Annie Wricht Antwerp Barks Vrudeshaw Cadiz Tilli Steton Koarino Ewna Cianpa Catiero Cette Heribea Veleich Adventurer Jones Brisbane Reindeer Strandt Point-a-ritre Lda Morrion viRlrTax Lily Deli Hantsport Mabel Purdy Hawks St. John Charles Morford Kellati Cabuarien Liverpool Aspatog St. Vingent W. L. Falmouth Windsor N. S Haviiah Carrie Strong Cienfuezos George W. Lochner Nassau Light of the East Pilsworth St. Croix Cape Haytien Mary George Frederickson Abbie Ingills Hillsvoro Carry C. Wae Hillsboro N. B J.5 Glover Rockport Menuncatuck Dennis Silver Spray Jogeins Clifton Bessie CU. Cram Aple Iniver Ruben San Blas Puritan Port Spata Carrie Easter Wallace Annie G Newport N.s Spares Wood Point N.B Townsend Rede

Paine Furniture Co Thanks Buyers for Clearance Sale Response

Paine Furniture Co expresses sincere thanks for the hearty response to their clearance sale advertisement. Due to large sales there will be delays in delivery but every piece will be delivered as fast as possible in good order.

Messrs. Paine Furniture Co

Warrant Issued for Gideon P. Brown in Montreal

A warrant from the Crown Office names Gideon P. Brown known as the Boston defaulter, alleged to be in Montreal. The action was issued August 22 in Moxrrrean.

Crown Office Gideon P. Brown Boston

General Crook Ordered to Prevent Indian Troubles in Colorado

A War Department telegram to General Crook directs precautionary steps to avert clashes between Utes of Colorow’s band and whites in western Colorado after reports of Apache Indian movements toward the White River area near Glenwood Springs.

Colorado Washrneton War Department General Crook Missouri Chicago Interior Department Glenwood Springs Col Elk Creek White River Colorow

Undoing a piece of idiocy at Post 42 G A R meeting

Lowell Aug 22 At a largely attended meeting Post 42 G A R after discussion ordered expunged from the records the vote indorsing Pension Commissioner Tanner. Major Weymouth told to govern by the past record of service pension. Prominent members called the indorsement a piece of idiocy to undo.

Lowell Tanner Department Major Weymouth

Weather Indications for New England and Nearby States

Weather forecast issued at Wasa Hinc Ton on Aug 22 indicates fair conditions across Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut with only slight temperature changes. Southern Maine remains steady while northern areas warm slightly and winds shift westward across all regions.

Wasa Hinc Ton Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut New York

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