21 Dec 1892
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1892
Page
1
Yale University faculties vote to bar the freshman class of about six hundred from intercollegiate baseball for the Dec 8 opera house disturbance after the football celebration. The action sidelines promising players next season while individual cases are still to be heard and tried.
Frank J. Boynton arrived from Seattle to decoy his nine year old daughter Josephine from her grandmother Mrs. Paulini who had cared for her since her mother died. He is believed to have taken her to Seattle. Boynton has remarried and may have neglected the child for years. The grandmother fears a fatal shock may follow the disappearance.
At a monthly meeting the Brockton Commercial Club voted unanimously to join the Massachusetts State Board of Trade. President Charles E. Adams of the State Board of Trade attended as guest of the club.
Gibson's Whiskies are strictly fine in every particular bottled under Moore and Sinnott's label for sale by druggists grocers and reliable liquor dealers.
The piece reports the disappearance and suspected suicide of Milton resident David W. Tucker, a Bondsman for J Walter Bradlee, and notes close ties to Bradlee who died by his own hand last week. It details Tucker's background, wealth, and community standing, with local beliefs that his death may mirror Bradlee's act.
In Washington on December 20 Dr Johnston visited ex secretary Blaine before 2 pm and found no marked change in his condition. He expected a comfortable night. Doctors Johnson and Hyatt checked in at about 8:30 am and reported Blaine was better when they departed. At 10
Dr Johnson states Mr Blaine is as well as yesterday morning and refreshed after a good night’s rest. Family declines broader medical details. The Blaines remain private as public excitement subsides. Blaine’s room is quiet, dark, and unseen by all but wife, nurses, and doctors. He is conscious, cheerful, very weak, and nourishes regularly. Midnight notes say he is sleeping and no danger of death tonight.
Dr Alfred L Loomis a cardiac and pulmonary specialist said he spent several hours with Mr Blaine and his physicians Dr Hyatt and Dr Johnson in New York on December 20. Loomis noted the condition could allow weeks of life and agreed with the other doctors on the outlook.
A work table with a bag drawer for work in progress a middle drawer for boxes and supplies and an upper drawer with compartments for small items. The top lid frames a large mirror inside and has a sliding patent support when open. Four curved legs support the table and the lid and drawers lock with keys. Low price for a few days due to Christmas demand.
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