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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1894

Page

1

Verdict on New Haven Police Corruption Report

The Police Board committee and Dr. Smythe release charges against Commissioners Clancy and Gilbuly for using office to aid private bottling interests and shield customers from liquor law enforcement. Hearings spanned two months. evidence prompts court referral. Smythe calls for exposure and impeachment and legislative action.

New Haven Conn Police Board Clancy Gilbuly Newman Smythe Law and Order League Smythe Lice Department

Bangor Schooner Isetta Goes Ashore Near Eaton's Neck

The Bangor Maine schooner Isetta bound for New York with 300 tons of stone went aground near Eaton's Neck at 2 a.m. The crew of six including Captain Rawlins stayed aboard as life savers hauled out a breeches buoy. All were rescued after near exhaustion. the ship is badly damaged but may be floated after cargo removal.

Northport N. Y Isetta Bangor New York Eaton’s Neck Rawlins

Salem Morocco Shop Fire Damages Cass Bros Morroco Factory

A three story frame morocco shop off Cass Bros on Pope's court in Salem burned this afternoon. The 40 by 50 building with two ells, owned by Michael Looney, housed Cass Bros as a morocco factory. A second alarm was sent but the fire was confined to the origin. Loss estimates: building 4000, machinery 1000, stock 5000 to 3000, with partial insurance.

Salem Cass Bros Pope's Court Michael Looney

Do Good Says a Convict at the House of Correction

Testimony at the public institutions committee session in Boston centers on McCaffrey's charges about mistreatment at the House of Correction and Marcella Street Home. Dr Heath and nurses deny the claims of serious injuries or neglect. Arguments resume next morning with a decision expected within a week.

Public Institutions Investigating Committee House of Correction Marcella Street Place McCaffrey Toto Hallstram Lee Lomasney Presho Robert Ness Flaherty Young Bancroft Proctor Bellevue Hospital New York Hamburg Germany Boston Lowell New York City Chicago Village Street Hallstrom Concord Rhode Island M’caffrey Heath Annie M. Morrill Annie Clancey Cottage Hospital Mr. Lomasney Alderman Lee

December 27 Weather Forecast For New England Regions

Forecast for Friday calls for Maine fair and colder with a cold wave in the south, high northwesterly winds. New Hampshire and Vermont will be fair and colder with northwesterly winds. Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut see fair and colder conditions with a cold wave in the east and northwesterly winds. Washington.

Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut Washington

Waterproof Cork Soles Boots Advertised in Boston

Rain or snow. Water will not wet through BA CON'S WATERPROOF, CENUINE CORK SOLE HOES. All styles, $3.00. BACO SHOE CO., No. 4 Bromfield Sts oston.

Baco Shoe CO Bromfield Sts Oston

Comstock Named in Lexow Inquiry Bribery Allegation

The Lexow inquiry reveals Anthony Comstock president of the Society for the Prevention of Vice accused of taking a $1000 bribe from a green goods man to dismiss indictments. A witness testifies he saw the bribe paid and notes alleged prior police protection of green goods operators.

New York Lexow Anthony Comstock Society For the Prevention of Vice Mr. Goff Comstock Inspector Williams Louis S. Street Green Goods Edward Beckthold Beekman Street Beckthold Street United States Europe United States Court Mott Beckthold). Mr. Goff Mr. Comstock Mr. Mott Howard Beckthold

Putnam Guilty on Embezzlement and Bond Theft

Ex President W F Putnam of the National Granite State Bank Exeter is found guilty of embezzling 10000 dollars and abstracting 20000 in Leavenworth electric railway bonds by a United States Court jury. He is acquitted on other charges, with motion time granted on judgment.

Concord N. H W. F. Putnam National Granite State Bank of Exeter Aldrich Putnam Supreme Court Leavenworth

Fire damages top floor of Beardsley House in Winsted

Fire was found in the top story of the new Beardsley House in Winsted shortly after 7 pm and burned vigorously until 9 pm. Damage from fire and water totaled $10,000.

Winsted, Conn Beardsley House

Scrofula Tied to Diet and Exceses in Old Text

A historical note describes scrofula as a feared disease linked to eating pork and other causes. It suggests hereditary factors and personal excesses, and claims cure by thoroughly purifying the blood.

Storm Grips Boston With Heavy Snow and Rain

A severe storm spread from the lake region to the Northeast causing floods and heavy slush in Boston. Costs to the city and West End Street Railway were estimated at 5000 and 1000 dollars respectively as umbrellas sold out and streets were cleared by crews after six inches to a foot of snow.

West End Street Railway Esti Boston

Storm Roars Up Atlantic Coast With Snow and Sleet

A Gulf storm swept northward toward the Atlantic coast bringing rain or snow from Norfolk to Halifax. High winds gusted across Boston reaching record speeds, with temperatures from 30 to 36 above zero and a 10 degree drop by night. The forecast calls for continued cold and clear conditions with advice to stock coal.

Gulf States Atlantic Norfolk Halifax N. S Boston New Orleans Texas

Sufferings of the Poor in Sleet Floods

Terrible night in the West and North Ends as rain and sleet entered broken homes. A pedler and his sick wife with four children fled a flooded basement on North Street. Two windows blown in and snow drifts reached the sill. Flooded cellars damaged market provisions near Dock Square. many lost belongings. Continued on Page 2.

North Street Pedler Dock Square

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Lung Earo Edward Heffernan Portland Street Columbian Hotel Washington St Salem Morocco DR. Heath Toto McCaffrey Marcella St Murphy Long Island Comstock and Lexow Williams Goff Exeter Bank Cleveland Benedict United States Circuit Court Senator Bradley Robert Street Walling Superintendent Walling Louisa Smith Howard Crosby Laura Madam Bennett Police Commissioners Grand Jury Board of Education Wooster Street Pana L. P. Freeman Foxboro Mass Dana STORM Atlantic Ocean Lake Region Ohio Valley Middle States Northeast Longwood Avenue Boxbury
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