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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1895
Page
1
A Constantinople despatch reports that Hassan Kaleh near Erzroum was sacked and burned, killing the bishop, vicar, and several inmates. Vienna notes 57 killed at Hassan Kaleh and 63 at Zilleh, with Konieh Christians in panic over further attacks.
In Washington, December 6, Mr Bogigian a Boston Armenian seeking congressional action on Armenian treatment in the Sultan's realms met Secretary Olney with Senator Locner Nahigian and Representative Walker. Missionary groups and Armenian societies will remain in Washington to supply information and press for relief claims. The President’s remarks buoy Armenian supporters in America.
London December 6 A dispatch to the Central News says the Sultan will consent to each power's second guardship at Constantinople. Ambassadors at a Thursday meeting discussed affairs and though no decision is known officials foresee a climactic crisis near.
Two freight engines collided at Wakefield Junction around 10:30 p m. when switches misrouted a Portland freight onto a branch track. Both engines wrecked but stayed on rails. three or four cars of grain were wrecked and blocked tracks. No serious injuries to engineers or firemen. The Portland engineer missed signals. blame attributed to neither crew.
Syracuse report notes De Oro defeats Stoft 130 to 8 and Clearwater tops Horgan 128 to 72 to win the championship pool tournament. De Oro and Clearwater emerged as champions in the event held today in Syracuse.
Festive sleighing opens on Boston's boulevard with light snow and bracing weather. Crowds, fashion noted with Back Bay girls and old-timers enjoying the year’s first spin. Brookline police tighten rules from Coolidge Corner to St Marys Street to curb hazards. An early accident involved a cutter driven by Henry Barnard. driver safe, horse calm. Notable attendees included F. Saulis and J. B. Noyes in fast bays.
Mr Harris of Ohio introduces the first tariff bill of this Congress to reorganize the woollen schedule into three classes. It fixes duties on washed and unwashed wool, sets ad valorem rates, and details classifications including merino, Leicester, and camel hair with duties ranging from 8? to 12 cents per pound, outlining Treasury standards for classification.
A large audience filled Music Hall for the Moran and Coakley debate on Jo siah Quincy and Mayor Curtis. The crowd surged outside before doors opened and packed the hall, with 400 on the platform. Moran pressed the attack on Quincy and the Curtis lumber case, while Coakley delivered polished lines. Moran appeared confident as the exchange grew heated. Chairman Murphy ruled the format, with Coakley opening, Moran rebutting, and three twenty minute rebuttals. The clash ended amid a charged scene as Moran demanded Coakley read an official report. observers viewed the result as favoring Quincy.
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