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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1893

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Boston Tea Party celebrates 120th anniversary at Faneuil Hall

A Boston ceremonial notice endorses Mayor Matthews for renomination praising sanitary efforts amid cholera scares. Massachusetts Women Suffrage Association invites all to a Dec 16 tea party at Faneuil Hall with tea, coffee, salads served 6 7, and speeches 7 9 30 presided by Colonel T W Higginson highlighting taxation without representation.

Matthews Boston Lucy Stone Massachusetts Women Suffrage Association Faneuil Hall T. W. Higginson

Paris Anarchist Vaillant Confesses Bomb Plot

Auguste Vaillant alias Marchal, a Choisy le-Rot resident, confessed to throwing the bomb in the Chamber of Deputies. Detectives traced his extreme anarchist record, learned his true identity at Hotel Dieu, and recorded his method using a prepared iron saucepan with picric acid and nails. He gave a bravado-filled account, noted his aim at M. Dupuy, and offered no details on accomplices. He described the last address at 8 Rue Laguerre where he was known as Marchal.

Paris Auguste Vaillant Marchal Choisyle-Rot Chamber of Deputies Prefecture of Police Vaillant Hotel Dieu Choisy-le-Boil R Public M. Lepine Police M. Dupuy Wong Hotel de la Union Rue Laguerre Han

Public school growth and hospital expansion 1890s citywide

From 1889 to 1891 the city appropriated funds for twenty five new schoolhouses and twenty five hospital buildings including grammar and primary schools, a high school, mechanic arts school and parental school. City Hospital and Quarantine sites expanded, with work at Long Island Swett Street Austin Farm Pierce Farm and more. The period shows substantial investment in public education and welfare facilities. The city spent about $4.21 million over two years on gas bills and related infrastructure.

City Hospital Long Island Quarantine Swett Street Austin Farm Pierce Farm

Robbers Captured After Clever Police Action

Police from Station 11 captured two well known criminals tied to the highway robbery of Anselm Skasbary, a Swede from Colter's Beach. Michael Lorden of 30 Greenwich Street, arrested after being found loitering, and Michel Halloran known as Mingo Ryan, found in a cellar on Greenwich place, were identified by the victim. Both to be arraigned in Dorchester District Court.

Station 11 Anselm Skasbary Colter's Beach Augusta, Haskell and Lewey Michael Lorden Greenwich Street Commercial Street Greenwich Place Ekedan Michel Halloran

Marblehead to Make Second Run After Valve Trouble

New London December 10 sources say safety valve difficulties caused steam loss on Thursday during the Marblehead run. Work crews have been repairing and preparing the vessel for a second attempt, which is believed imminent.

New London Marblehead

Unemployed Rally Urges Rent Refusal in Boston

A mass meeting of hundreds of Boston unemployed at 94 Washington Street demands rent refusal until famine relief and work return. They condemn landlords for evictions and vow labor organizations to follow suit, citing 40 000 jobless and 100 000 affected in the city amid winter hunger.

Washington Street Boston

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