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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1891

Page

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Going Around With a Gun at Malden

Charles Newton, 18, son of Malden resident James C Newton, was fired upon twice and wounded in a greenhouse encounter with a masked assailant who vowed to kill him by Christmas. Newton describes the durably persistent crank as Italian or Jewish, wearing a gray ulster and black beard. police shadowed the case as he recovers, with the assailant escaping after the second attempt. CONTINUED ON SEVENTH PAGE.

Charlie Newton Charles Newton James C. Newton Malden Newton Street Beng Newton Joe V. Meigs West End Company South South Boston Capt. Meigs Bowker Eterval Meigs

Fair in Boston for Massachusetts Home for Intemperate Women

A December 14 Boston fair at Horticultural Hall Roxbury to aid the Massachusetts Home for Intemperate Women. After a recent fire, matron Mrs Charpiot and assistants restored operations quickly. The notice urges public support with small contributions, invoking the Widow's Mite.

Boston Horticultural Hall Massachusetts Binney and Summna Streets Roxbury Charpiot

Ayer’s Hygienic Substitute for Cofee Good for All

A brief notice extols Ayer’s Hygienic Substitute for Coffee as beneficial for invalids children and everyone offering substantial savings over 100 percent while promoting health and vitality through a safe caffeine substitute.

Ayer

A Famous Desk in One Article of Wood and Marquetry

The item described blends multiple styles in a single desk, praised for its Vernis Martin work ormola framing and elaborate interior cabinet arrangement. The piece is extolled as a marvel of craftsmanship, with the promise of a General Catalogue for 1891 on receipt of stamps.

Vernis Martin

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