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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1894
Page
1
The Nerves are the source of pleasure, but often are a curse in the pain they cause. Nervous Debility, however occasioned, demands radical relief. Men, women and children are all liable to this prostration which is so torturing.
Crowds overflow streets as four services overflowed at the church drawing large crowds. Thousands filled areas around the venue, with many unable to enter but witnessing the event from nearby shelters and sidewalks.
The treasure island adventure unfolds in a staged serial by a famed author. The first instalment appeared Tuesday December 25 with five or six parts planned, promising intense thrills and a masterful narrative.
The Rev. Dr. Edward McGlynn celebrated a morning mass at the Church of the Holy Cross on Forty-second Street eight years after his removal from St. Stephen's. Crowds packed the church, tickets sold quickly, and a postservice levee saw his admirers presenting a purse reportedly worth $2000.
The night raid at the Admiral Benbow inn leaves the mother and boy frightened and robbed. Pew lies dead after the warning and chase while the revenue officers pursue the lugger toward Kitt's Hole. Supervisor Dance arranges safe passage for Hawkins and his rescue to Dr Livesey's home.
The narrator and companions reach the Hall after dark to find Dr. Livesey away at the Hall dining with the squire. They are admitted to the library where the squire sits with Pipe by the fire, a tall figure with a rough, travel-worn face and keen eyebrows as described.
Washington reports that Secretary Carlisle intends to resign around April 1 and may leave earlier if pressured. He seeks to influence Democratic policy before departing while Carlisle aims to run for Governor next fall and will present important party recommendations. Buckley favored for surveyor as President weighs the choice after holidays amid competing candidates.
Port scene buzzes as Buckley shows support for a port surveyor post with Nat Robinson named as chief deputy United and McNary potential candidate tied to the maneuver.
The Democratic State convention faces key vacancies with Daniel F. Buckley favored for surveyor. Col. John T. Wheelwright may succeed Buckley as executive chairman while William S. McNary is urged for secretary. Congressmen and supporters push Buckley, signaling a prompt appointment after Congress adjourns.
Speaker Meyer comes back to town today to confer with Clerk McLaughlin over the contest for re election. The neutral ground rumor swirls but may shift as members seek favorable committee posts. McLaughlin remains unbothered, Meyer assuring him he is all right before departure.
A major blaze in Burlington Vermont began last night near Pearl street and consumed 1.5 million feet of lumber across several acres. Loss to J R Booth exceeds $100000 with similar insurance coverage. fire crews from Winooski aided.
Early morning Montreal express struck a harnessed horse on the road between Plymouth and Ashland. A wagon lay nearby with contents intact. The owner of the team and how it came to the scene remain a mystery.
Two freight trains collided on the Big Four road three miles southeast of Lafayette Indiana. Both engines were demolished and engineer Elijah Campbell was killed along with an unknown tramp who was stealing a ride. Several men were injured.
A horse attached to a coupe carrying Miss Lillian A. Nute and Austin E. Snow leaped from a Boston ferry boat and dashed into the water. Snow drowned, Nute rescued. The Winthrop left the Boston side at 10 16 pm. the incident occurred about 10 25 pm near the gates after the ferry struck. Captain Henry King commanded the Winthrop. Henry T. Wilson drove the coupe and escaped to the cabin to warm up. The horse failed to show signs of distress until the moment of impact, breaking gates and chain as it jumped.
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