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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1891
Page
1
A political controversy centers on an alleged vicious circular attacking Alderman John H. Lee of the eleventh district. Police inspectors Gerraughty and Houghton traced the printer and the recipient, who is withholding names. Authorities say several arrests will be made early today, with the case unfolding at police headquarters.
A large stock of clothing and furnishing goods is available at The Commonwealth. The store promotes honest solid stock and invites shoppers to inspect its broad selection for upcoming needs.
A study outlines methods to secure high quality products for patrons, emphasizing supplier evaluation, value pricing, and reliable sourcing. It highlights steps to balance cost, quality, and availability while maintaining steady inventory for customer satisfaction.
Congress convened in Washington as the President prepared a written communication. The annual message was read in the Senate, ordered printed, and the body adjourned until tomorrow. Minority and Republican caucus committees were formed to designate members for Senate committees.
The Weather Indications reports forecast issued at 8 p.m. for Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut. Generally fair conditions with southwest winds in Maine New Hampshire Vermont and fair with west winds in the other states. Temperatures expected to remain stationary through Thursday evening.
Ayer the vegetarian has reflected on diet reform, leading to a high quality Substitute for Coffee now sold by grocers.
The Vendome gathering hosted theologians from both sides of belief with Rev. Dr. Lyman Abbott and Rev. Andrew P. Peabody advocating liberal Christianity while Prof. W. J. Tucker and Rev. Dr. George A. Gordon argued for progressive orthodoxy. President A. I. Lyman opened the night and Judge Hoar sent regrets hoping for courage in the new orthodoxy. The discussion covered growth, punishment, and the nature of Christ.
Washington reports the treasury gap for the year ended June 30 1891 shows revenues of 458 544 233 and expenditures of 421 304 470 leaving a surplus of 37 239 762. The year includes 54 207 975 75 deposited for bank notes redemption and 34 132 372 16 from cash balances, totaling 154 947 635 48 applied to public debt. Projections for 1892 show estimated total revenues of 465 336 550 44 and expenditures of 409 000 000 00 leaving a surplus. The report also details the circulating medium with per capita figures and notes the impact of gold returns and the silver act on money supply.
In Rio de Janeiro arms clash grows as insurgents set a provisional government with Parahyba as capital. Officers lead the revolt against Fonseca era, while Peixotte’s government is condemned as illegal and calls for elections. In Baltimore, consul Fontoura is recalled to report on Brazilian US commerce.
In New Hampshire yesterday the Supreme Court denied Isaac B. Sawtell a new trial in the Sawtell murder case. The arguments by Attorney General Barnard and Edgerly addressed jurisdiction and new testimony while Sawtell, remanded to state prison, showed quiet resolve and tears as the ruling was delivered. The court will issue a written decision to clerks and prison officials, with Sawtell to learn of the outcome upon notice.
The National Transportation Association plans to urge Congress to require railroads to issue a uniform bill of lading and to implement reciprocal car service to curb railway restrictions and avoid car famines. The Rock Island line reportedly intends to extend from Reno Oklahoma toward a Texas gulf port.
The Hon Harris C Hartwell ex president of the Massachusetts Senate died at 10 o'clock this evening from rheumatic fever complicated by pneumonia He leaves a wife and two children Fireizure Dec 9
New York report notes Mrs Herne supported by Palmer's company staged Margaret Fleming at Palmer's to mixed reception yet good impression. Daly then revived last season's triumph Tie Last Word with Miss Rehan, drawing notable applause despite long running time.
George Brown the Fenian who played a leading role in the 1877 disturbances died in London announced today. The 1877 conviction and activities were cited in reporting his death.
An old advertisement proclaims Salvation Oil will bring happiness and relief, selling at 25 cents a bottle and claiming to eliminate all pain with a cheerful sales pitch.
The Cleveland Theatre burned down this morning in Cleveland Ohio with a $75,000 total loss and $40,000 insured. H R Jacobs held a large ownership stake. The White Slave company lost $7,000 in scenery and costumes.
A playful phrase claims Merlin's Food will make a baby laugh quickly. The line reads like a lighthearted product teaser promising instant joy for infants.
Fire broke out in the attic of a four tenement house owned by Joseph Guertin in Manville at nine o'clock. Flames spread to two neighboring buildings, destroying three in total. With little fire protection, Woonsocket and Pawtucket aid arrived. Loss on buildings and furniture about 20,000 dollars. Nineteen families, all French-Canadians, were driven to the street.
Montreal report states Adolphus Chamberlain noted as a top confidence man pleaded guilty to forgery charges and was sentenced to three years in prison after being extradited from Trenton New Jersey.
Advertises a Mexican Mahogany Toilet Dresser with brass ornamentation and a heavy bevel mirror. Claims refined design and fashion relevance, urging readers to buy as Christmas gifts and noting a General Catalogue of 1851-2 mailed for five stamps.
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