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Continged note mentions the ball can be found. Readers are urged to locate the object as details remain unclear and outward info is limited.
13 Dec 1892
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1892
Page
1
Continged note mentions the ball can be found. Readers are urged to locate the object as details remain unclear and outward info is limited.
Boston officials warn that a No License vote would harm the city and urge a large pro license turnout. Signatories include Cotting Beal Wheeler Briggs Tower Cordley Martin Rice Sears Freeland Tuckerman Mixter Ford French Jona Andrews Burnett Perkins Stratton Little Codman Freeman Whitten Beal Leon Billings Demmon Istabrook Watson Berins Anderson Edwards Allen Mack Burr Stevens Carlton Bassett Jones Paige Higginson Peabody G H Webster Barstow Morse Wainwright Elkins Pratt Minas Lord Whitman Weston Weld Goldthwait Goldthwaite Coe
Music in the air is fine but music on the floor is not. A well placed music cabinet keeps items safe, organized, and easy to find. The pictured cabinet, likely oak or cherry, is both handsome and useful.
Philip D Armour leaves Chicago a gift of over one and a half million dollars to build a grand five story Armour Institute on Armour avenue. The project includes fourteen hundred thousand dollars for endowment to support a manual training science and art institute.
A political brief urges voters to support Matthews with a pay as you go motto and to vote early, emphasizing efficient tax expenditure and municipal fiscal responsibility.
Reports claim informants will file charges against individuals tied to a Homestead steel strike. Strikers deny involvement and accuse persecution while Carnegie counsel say charges can be proven. Kilgillen of the Amalgamated Association dismisses links to the plot. Ex leader Hugh O'Donnell denounces rumors and urges a full inquiry. Beatty in Louisville seeks habeas corpus as the case moves to a judge for tomorrow.
An 85 year old man, George Cranshaw of 24 Oxford street, was struck at Edinboro and Beach streets by electric car No 695 of the Bunker Hill line about 8 o clock. He was knocked down, the car passed over his right leg, nearly severing it. Cranshaw was removed to Emergency Hospital where his right leg was amputated.
New York health officer Dr Jenkins, in a Dec 12 interview, denounces a proposed one year immigration stoppage as brutal and unnecessary. He argues it would shame an enlightened nation and imply sanitary regulations failed, noting expected cholera danger next year may not be as great as this year.
A brief civic advisory urges voters to participate early in an election backing Matthews and a platform of good governance. The notice emphasizes timely participation and civic responsibility in the current voting window.
Pros per of West Warren was killed when he stepped from one track to let an express pass and was struck by an approaching train. His mangled body was hurled into the adjacent river between Warren and West Warren.
The will of the late Jay Gould was offered for probate at 3 10 o'clock this afternoon. The executors say in their petition that the property in this state consists of 2 000 000 in realty and 70 000 000 in personality.
John Gates a Boston travelling man was found dead in his Cubcanco room at 281 Michigan avenue this morning seated in a chair with a newspaper in his hand. He had been drinking heavily for a week.
Palmer, Dec. 12. Mrs. Patrick Mansdeld, 60, of Bondsville, wanders from home after years of illness and mental decline. She was not missed until morning, found with head and shoulders on shore, rest in water, likely attempted suicide but failed from weakness. May recover. Ad suggests Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup for cough and consumption warning.
The article notes Gardner and Parkhurst detectives in Boston with Byrnes of New York backing Superintendent Charles P. Gardner as chief agent, highlighting the extensive use of their proven methods and the notable career trajectory.
Rev Dr Parkhurst’s society in New York recalls Gardner’s Boston work. Five or six years ago he first appeared in Boston for an extended stay and soon found work with Wood’s detective agency. He stayed about a year, praised for speed and energy but criticized for lack of depth and caution. He was not discharged for character concerns, and did work for the Law and Order League but never became a permanent staff member. Continues on Page 2.
Report notes astonishing results in health wounds research attributed to Salvation O. Readers are urged to await full studies and official disclosures for detailed findings and potential applications.
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