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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1895

Page

5

Fall River Man Wounded In Chest At City Hospital

John T. Connelly of Pond Street is at City Hospital with a wound in his left breast between the sixth and seventh ribs. Doctors are cautious about the outcome but report he is comfortable tonight. The incident occurred just before midnight last night.

Fall River John T. Connelly Pond Street City Hospital Connelly

Moran answers to Coakley letter on Quincy Quincy

Moran defends Josiah Quincy in reply to Coakley letter claiming Curtis campaign abuses. He lists Democratic support for Quincy, attacks Curtis for political machine tactics, ballot manipulation, and misrepresentations about consuls and Carney Hospital funding, urging readers to consider Catholic support for Quincy.

Coakley Quincy Carney Hospital

The Armenian Moon and Desolation over Armenia

An Armenian poem translation by Raphael Patkanian portrays a moonlit night traversing regions from Pontus to Lake Van, reflecting on Armenia’s beauty and wealth before a centuries old massacre. The moon and a grieving speaker lament vanished harvests, burned villages, and the enduring sorrow of the Armenian nation. The piece blends celestial imagery with historic tragedy and calls for sympathy.

Raphael Patkanian Armenia

Mayoral Prospects Stir A P A Support

An editorial notes harmony in the Democratic party and predicts Mayor Curtis will attract a broad A P A vote. The Herald says A P A members are engaged in the election and their votes could be a notable feature for Curtis, who also seeks the Republican backing.

Timothy W. Coakley Curtis Quincy Boston Post Boston Krebs Ward 17 Roxbury George H. Innis American House Wheeler Russell Heath Akice N. Lincoln Long Island Smith Post Rowe City Hospital Jeremiah McCarthy Boston Herald Matthews Curtis & Pope Secretary of the Commonwealth George Curtis Benjamin Pope BE. W. Cottle James Carey Edmund G. Stevens Thomas G. Joice Senator Bear Faneuil Hall Cleveland Senator Lodge Sunday Herald Saeee Josiah Quirby Harrison Josiah Quincy Carbey Hospital Michael J. McEttrick Williams. McNary Carney Hospital Kenney United States Commissioner of Patents Senate A. P. Gorman Music Hall Friends McEttrick Michael J.mcbettrick Thomas J. Gargan T. B. Fitzpatrick Jeffrey Roche Standard Galloupe O’brien Eliza Trask Hill Crockett Order of Hibernians James Boyd Brady People’s Temple Mr. Quincy Brady Mayor Curtis Yurself Os. A B. Moran The Herald Onion

AT THE PLAY TONIGHT ACROSS THE CONTINENT PLANNED

Boston theater notes list May Irwin across the continent with the Widow Jones company, plans for Washington Atlanta and New Orleans stops, and a souvenir closing week. Also mentions Della Fox as Fleur-de-Lis, Clara Thropp in A Bowery Girl at Columbia, Modjeska and other acts, plus Gillette and Amy Ames read obituary lore.

Clara Thropp Columbia Tonight Della Fox May Irwin Jones Hollis Washington Atlanta New Orleans Hollis Rat4rre Saac B. Rith John J. McNally Widow Jones

Parliament Speaker Links Anarchy to Christianity in Lectures

James Logan Gordon spoke at Music Hall in a Parliament of Man series addressing lynching in the South, Armenian massacres, class conflict, and a widening pulpit to people gap. He urged a world congress of Commonwealths and argued women deserve political influence and full suffrage.

James Logan Gordon Music Hall Parliament of Man South Grant Jeff’ Davis Congress of Commonwealths Parliament of Nations

Burglars Arrested in Haverhill Thefts

Five men George Bennett Charles Thompson William Smith John Godfrey and C E Mosher were arrested early today in Haverhill on burglary charges. They are accused of breaking into Belangers Shoe Finding Store on Wingate Street and EB Hayes tailoring on Merrimac Street. Police say a large quantity of shoe tools was stolen from Belangers and clothing from Hayes was recovered in part with the suspects.

Haverhill George Bennett Charles Thompson William Smith John Godfrey C. E. Mosher Belanger Wingate Street EB. P. Hayes Merrimac Street Belanger’s Hayes’s

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