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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1890

Page

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Special Wines and Spirits from Mr John Fennell

Old-fashioned wines and rare stock from the London merchant Mr John Fennell of 161 Devonshire Street for Christmas. Highlights include 1846 Beeswing Port 1858 Zoyal Banquet Sherry 1868 Solera Sherry and East India Madeira. Also Martell Brandy 1858, O F R 1860, world-traveled rye aged in Madeira casks plus a broad range of wines from fine to general demand.

John Fennell Devonshire Street Corporation of London Prince and Princess of Wales O.F. M

Notable Lectures and Literary Events in City Scene

In The City column reviews a slate of talks and concerts including Dr. Lindsey on duty of per nessage, John J. Smallwood at Music Hall on negro education, and sermons by Father Hall and Rev Dr Minot Savage. Other items note ship construction plans, a Park Street pastorate decline, street department criticism, domestic missions sermon by Phillips Brooks, and tributes to Maria Mitchell. Nearby, Handel and Haydn Society performs The Messiah and Theodore Roosevelt speaks on Civil Service Reform at a Commercial Club dinner.

Lindsey Per Nessage John J. Smallwood Music Hall Father Hall A. A. Miner Minot J. Savage Virzin New York Park Street Story Street Phillips Brooks John St. Dwight Mary Whitney Vassar College Maria Mitchell Messiah Handel and Haydn Society Theodore Roosevelt Commercial Club

Maine Fish and Game Reports Big Increases in Wildlife

The Maine commissioners of Fish and Game report strong gains in fish and wild game. Trout and landlocked salmon numbers rise with better stocking, while sea salmon distribution reaches 600000 and landlocked near a million. Lobster catches shrink about 20 percent, mackerel decline, and porgies and menhaden yield oil with four factories employing about 400 men.

Accusta Maine Commissioners of Fish and Game Maine Navy

Farmers' Alliance backs vote against Ingalls for Senator

A Farmers' Alliance convention in Wicuita Kansas district seventieth district adopted a resolution directing all Alliance legislators from the district to vote against Ingalls for United States Senator and to work for his defeat.

Ingalls Wicuita Kan Farmers’ Alliance Seventieth Kansas Congressional District United States

Steamers Arrived in Major Ports From Dec 19 21

Shipping bulletin lists arrivals at Boston Baltimore New York Philadelphia Glasgow Hull Liverpool and Port Said with vessels including Virginian Ethelwoid Lord O Neill Ripon City La Bourgogne State of Georgia Connemaugh Maine Norwegian Alcides Critte Otranto Aubania Aller Nova Scotian Mascotte Rhaetia Sardinian Gleneagles Parthia Richmond Hill and more from Liverpool New York Boston and other ports Dec 19 21.

Boston Virginian Liverpool Ethelwoid Jamaica Baltimore Lord O'Neill Swansea Oranmore London Ripon City Hamburg New York la Bourgogne Ilavre State of Georgia Glasow Newark Connemaugh Antwerp Philadelphia Maine Norwegian Glasgow Alcides Critte Hull Eng Otranto Michigan Oston Movilie Sardinian Portland Port Said Gleneagles Hong Kong Parthia Vancouver Lee Richmond Hill

New Home Sewing Machine promotion at 160 Tremont Street

A physician endorses Merlin's Food for infant nutrition while an ad touts a New Home Sewing Machine at 160 Tremont Street. The ad frames Merlins Food as superior for digestion and assimilation and promotes sewing machines as sensible wedding gifts.

Merlin

Fateful Day Speech Tour and Irish Party Troubles

Kilkenny dispatch reports Parnell downplays eye injury, mocks a United Ireland cartoon, and hints at trouble ahead. Johnswell meeting draws about 400, morale wanes as MCarthyites run thirty six local meetings. Devitt predicts a 1500 majority amid shifting Parnellite support. Parnell appears exhausted after an intense evening speech.

Johnswell Parnell M’carthyites

Parnell visits Clare as crowd clashes with priest

Mr Parnell and Sir D Scully traveled by closed carriage to Clare amid a large convoy of Parnellite supporters. A meeting opposite the Catholic Chapel faced opposition from Father Walsh who argued the grounds were chapel property. After a brief dispute the meeting proceeded in the field where Parnell spoke stressing independence from clerical control while criticizing traitorous party mutineers.

Kilxenny Dee Parnell Scully Clare John Pope Hennessy Father Walsh Keogh Thomas Esmonde

Meeting in Johnswell as Harrington joins Parnell supporters

Timothy Harrington arrived at a Johnswell meeting after Parnell and Scully spoke in Clare. Jarrington criticized American leaders listening to messages from this side of the ocean. Parnell urged unity against English state craft and warned Ireland must not be left to inept guardians while defending nationalist aims.

Kitkenny Clare Parnell Scully Johnswell Timothy Jarrington Jarrington America Ireland M’carthy Harrington Queenstown O’brien Mr. Parnell

Kilkenny Rally Sees Parnell Hold High Banner for Ireland

In Kilkenny Mr Parnell spoke after dismissal of a land policy, saying he would regard himself as commander if needed and carry the national banner through the ranks of the foe. He trusted Kilkenny to decide, otherwise he would keep the flag aloft until every constituency could declare its judgment in a clear voice. Cheers followed as he returned to Kilkenny this evening.

Land Kilkenny Ireland Parnell

Parnell Defends Pledge in Kilkenny Meeting

Kilkenny, December 21. A Par nellite gathering outside Parnell’s hotel heard him deny Davitt’s accusation of appealing to Fenian sentiment. He stressed he seeks constitutional means to Irish independence and would return to lead if those means fail. He denied changing loyalties and called himself an honest Irishman.

Kilkenny Davitt League Patrick Ford Gladstone Social Labor Party Parnell Cork Harrington Leinster Hall

Davitt Denounces Parnell in Goresbridge and Gowran Speeches

Kilkenny December 21 Davitt told Goresbridge audiences that defeating Sir John Pope Hennessy would end Irish faith in alliance with English statesmen. He warned against Fenian appeals and ridiculed land legislation as League work, then argued with Parnellites in Gowran before a mass audience.

Kilxenny Goresbridge Davitt John Pope Hennessy Parnell Ireland England Kilkenny Gowran League M’carthy Orangemen Scully

Parnell's General Leads Irish Stand in Cork

Timothy Harrington MP arrives in Cork with the mayor amid a torchlight welcome by Parnellites. Anti-Parnellite demonstrators clash, several hurt as torches are thrown into the harbor. Harrington crowns Parnell as national leader and criticizes personal rancor in the split. Weather forecast notes northern New England clouding with rain, cooler patterns, and barometric shifts across the region.

Harrington America Parnell Kilkenny

Weather Indications Forecast For New England And Eastern New York

Weather Indications from Washington report light rain in New England with winds shifting to northwest and colder conditions Monday night. Eastern New York also sees light rain with slight temperature changes and northwest winds, followed by fair and cooler conditions Monday night. Cautionary signals extend from Delaware Breakwater to Eastport.

POST New England Lower St. Lawrence Valley Montana Lakes Montreal Lower Lakes Oswego Boston Portland Eastport Northfield Middle States Canada Albany Buffalo Fort Assiniboine Mont Salt Lake City Memphis Galveston Jacksonville Wilmington N. C Dakota Nebraska Kansas Ste. Marie Louisiana Block Island Nantucket Washington New York Delaware

Potatoes Unloaded From Frost Proof Car in Boston

A Frost Proof car number 4105 arrived in Boston on November 28 loaded with potatoes for UC B Foster Co. The car stood on a side track since arrival and was opened yesterday. The cargo was found in perfect condition with no fire or issues noted during transit.

Boston Uc.b. Foster & Co

Keris Kringle Gift Promises Doll to Each Girl

A quirky local note states Keris Kringle will present a Jarze doll valued at five dollars to every little girl whose mother buys a New Home chewing Machine at 160 Tremont Street.

Keris Kringle Tremont Street

El bow furnishing Secretary for home use in red oak

A description promotes an El bow furnishing secretary suitable for reception rooms libraries living rooms and bedrooms. Made of quartered red oak with XVith century finish and trim, it features two book shelves for 40 volumes a spacious desk with over two feet writing surface interior compartments drawers and shelves and an automatic brass supported lid with a deep outside drawer.

Firemen Seriously Injured In Athol Fire Disaster

A historic Athol fire destroyed the Masonic and Central blocks and damaged many nearby businesses. Fireman injuries were severe from collapsing walls, with Perry and McLeod among the injured. Property loss exceeds 135000 with vast insured amounts and multiple local firms affected. Insurance and official details listed.

Unnon Athol A. C. Porter George Burnham L. A. Perry William Connor Orange Perry Alexander McLeod Star Hose Cleveland Gardner and Orange Elisha Webb Petersham C.C. Carruth E. F. Cleveland Masonic Lodge Hollis State John Donovan E. E. Wilson Esa W. W. Norton Commercial Union Royal Home Young American Traders and Mechanics Springfield S Phenix Tna E. Whittemore

Danbury Firebugs Hit Lumber Yard and Box Factory Blaze

Two large fires struck Danbury Connecticut on a Saturday night and Sunday morning, both attributed to incendiaries. The first destroyed Osborne Brothers lumber yard on Canal Street and damaged nearby property, with losses around 36 000 dollars. A second blaze at Maple Avenue involved George Beebe’s box shop and H. Reid’s machine shop, spreading quickly despite firefighters and abetted by oily waste materials. The incidents killed a freight train in the area and left nearby dwellings at risk.

Danbury Conn Canal Streets Osborne Bros White Housatonic Railway Housatonic Osborntonic Railway Company Jouse Joss Housa Gree House George Barn Beebe New England Road

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