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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1894

Page

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Skating Tragedy on Charles River in Milford

Seventeen year old Annie Voyer drowned while skating with George Hugo on the Charles River. Hugo was pulled from the water unconscious and later revived. Driver Edward B. Wilson arrested for neglecting his horse after a coupe sank. Mortimer Downing defends the horse’s behavior and Wilson’s role, calling him a trusted driver.

Milford Annie Voyer Charles River George Hugo Miss Voyer Hugo Miss Voger

Two Skaters Rescued After Icy River Dunk

Frank Underwood and Fred Drew skated on the Charles River at Riverside when they broke through thin ice. Witnesses shouted for help as ropes and ladders pulled them from the water after about twenty minutes submerged. They were warmed by a fire and dry clothing before returning home.

Newton Iwo Charles River Riverside Frank Underwood Fred Drew

Tragic skating accident claims 12 year old at Saxonville

In South Framingham on Sudbury River Joseph Hannagan 12 son of James Hannagan superintendent at Saxonville car stables fell through thin ice into several feet of mud and water after skating at 3 p m. Rescuers failed to recover him and he died. A large crowd witnessed the tragedy.

South Framingham Joseph James Hannagan Framingham Union Street Railway Saxonville Sudbury River Saxonville Village

Body of Austin Snow Found After Drowning at South Ferry Slip

Harbor police recovered the body of Austin E. Snow after a Tuesday night drowning when a coupe was dragged into the water by a frightened horse. Searchers faced ocean spray and sunken piles as ferries passed. Medical examiner Harris planned an inquest. Miss Lillian Nute, Snow’s close friend, suffered a relapse after news of the death.

Austin BE Snow Harris Lillian Nute Mr. Snow Nate

Girl Drowned After Ice Breaks on Hale's Brook

Bernice M. Judd seven year old daughter of Frank Judd drowned when she fell through Hale's brook ice this afternoon in Lowell. Skating with companions she vanished beneath the ice and was later found drowned. companion Tillie McKeon also fell in but was rescued with difficulty.

Lowell Bernice M. Judd Frank Judd Hale’s Brook Tillie McKeon

Drowned Skater in Mashapaug Pond Accident

In Providence Rhode Island on December 26 Joseph McSperry aged 21 fell through ice while skating on Mashapaug Pond and drowned. His companion narrowly escaped.

Providence R. I Mashapaug Pond Joseph McSperry

Death of Daniel Crowley Found in River Near Iron Works Mill

Daniel Crowley aged 52 father of Councilman Crowley was found dead in the river near the Iron Works Mill this afternoon. Authorities believe the drowning was accidental and his death leaves a grieving family.

Fall River Daniel Crowley Crowley Iron Works

Croker Challenges Cochran Enemies to Testify

Richard Croker declared he will confront Rourke Cock and all foes before the Tammany executive committee on Saturday and invite substantiation of charges. He denied a 1892 meeting and any campaign donation of 100000 from the Manhattan Elevated Railroad Company, calling the tale false.

New York Richard Croker Rourke Cockran Tammany Executive Committees Croker Cochran Manhattan Elevated Railroad Company

Man Attempts Stab Attack On Wife In City Home

Francis J. Dowling tried to stab Lynn Dowling in the Woodard House dining room at 10 Pearl Street as police hunt him. The couple had separated amid cruelty and drinking, with Dowling intoxicated and armed with a heavy knife before a bystander intervened. He fled before officers were notified.

Lynn Francis J. Dowling Woodard House Pearl Street Dowling Woodard

Waitt & Bond Buy Havana Tobacco in Record Sale

The United States Tobacco Journal reports the largest single transaction on record completed in Havana Cuba on December 13 of the previous year. Buyers were Messrs Waitt and Bond of Boston. The seller says the tobacco is the finest of its kind he has known for years.

Havana Cuba Messrs. Waitt & Bond Boston United States Tobacco Journal

Inspector Williams Testimony at Lexow Debates Probed

Inspector Williams, debuting on the Lexow stage, defended his property dealings from 1866 to present. He testified about houses in New York and Connecticut, denied Hollywood whiskey links, and faced questions on bribes and perjury while another officer detailed monthly collections from disorderly houses and liquor dealers.

New York Inspector Williams Lexow Goff Williams Brooklyn Japan China London Hollywood William M. Files Mr. Goff Grand Jury West Tenth Street East Sixteenth Street Cos Cob, Conn Hartmann Whitehall Street Perkins Tenderloin Edward Shalvey Mount Siebert Webb Doherty Eakins Schultz Liquor Dealers’ Association Alderman Clancy Max Hochstin Pedlers Shalvey West Thirty-first Street Captain Williams

Wage Strife Sweeps Haverhill Shoe Factories

In Haverhill 2000 workers and sympathizers march to condemn factory wage policies. The demonstrators threaten a general strike and press for arbitration, targeting W W Spaulding’s as the central plant. The union plans nightly protests and a city hall rally as talks with manufacturers stall.

Haverhill Papa Big Brother Big Sister Sargent Square Lafayette Hall St. Jean de Baptiste Hall W. W. Spaulding’s Lasters’ Hall Board of Conciliation and Arbitration Board of Trade Thoms Saunders Spaulding’s W. W. Spaulding International Union International State Board of Arbitration Central Labor Union Hall Independence Hall City Hall Heman Hodgking Masters Brockton Ellis Bros Thomas Finney’s Blake Bros Griffin & Gingle’s Russ Bros Lewis & Co Barrows & Rice Byron Noyse Hussey & Hodgdon

Stephen son Sentenced for Blackmail in New York Court

Police Captain John T. Stephenson was convicted on December 21 of blackmailing Martin Edwards and others. Judge Ingraham sentenced him this morning to three years and nine months in state prison and a $1000 fine.

New York John T. Stephenson Martin Edwards Ingraham Mathe

Blizzard Advances Across Regions With Heavy Snowfall

A December snow storm hit York Blizzard New York bringing first sleighing of the season. Wind at Sandy Hook reached fifty miles per hour as the blizzard blanketed Pennsylvania Maryland Ohio Indiana Kentucky and West Virginia with six to twelve inches of snow and heavy drifting. Rescue teams reported Arctic conditions in the northwest. Baltimore later saw rain as the storm moved east.

New York Sandy Hook Wnd Pennsylvania Washington Baltimore Ohio Indiana Kentucky West Virginia

Churchill in London Deteriorates to Hopeless State

Lord Randolph Churchill alternates between coma and partial consciousness in London. Dr Keith says the illness worsens slowly and is hopeless, with treatment only prolonging agony. a month of life is possible but unlikely.

London Lord Randolph Churchill Keith

Boston inquiry reveals reform plans at Long Island institutions

The investigation resumes with Mrs Evans and Mrs Lincoln debating classification at Long Island and criticizing Dr Cogswell. Testimony covers almshouse use, inmate labor, and the role of city officials, with Mrs Lincoln defending her actions and denying involvement in previous transfers.

Evans Lincoln Newell Parker Jackson Swan Water Board Long Island BE. Glendower Evans Charlestown Cogswell Proctor Dr. Cogswell Board of Visitors McCaffery Tewksbury Boston Rainsford Brownell

Low Cabinet Promises Striking Parlor Style

The article touts a new 50 inch low cabinet with bevelled plate glass back and brass side galleries. It emphasizes crafted solid mahogany joinery, mortised and tenoned construction, curved shelf guards, and careful shelf positioning for overall effect.

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