02 Feb 1893
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1893
Page
1
We offer $25 Ulsters for $20 and $20 items for $15. A large stock of all wool, well made trousers is available at $3. This “not business” price cut aims to move goods no replacement cheaper than original cost.
White Davagery reports a premature baby in Waltham living in an incubator at eighty degrees under glass. The infant, two weeks old, wakes and cries like others while parents describe a large family of dwarfs and musicians. Doctors monitor nourishment, and the mother explains the public interest.
In a contested election hearing before the aldermanic special committee at City Hall the Norris camp argues witnesses contradicted or explained alleged ballot tampering. Maguire's counsel deny illegality and say recounts show no tampering while noting campaign payments and witness testimony. Continued on page 4.
The notice suggests all who face weather exposure should have Dr Bulls Cough Syrup on hand for relief. It emphasizes readiness and self care but provides no specific instructions or context beyond recommending the product for exposure to the elements.
An old promotional snippet references NA' LIFE INS CO and State Agent J. O. Phelps based in Boston with an address at 159 Dey. The terse line invites readers to support the firm and its services.
Yale University faced a heated vote in Alumni Hall on February 1 over a rule restricting athletic team membership to undergraduates with no prior college attendance. The measure sought to bar graduates and nondegree students, prompting fierce debate about Yale spirit and authority. The ballot ended 502 against ratification to 440 for it, defeating the rule and leaving athletic leaders unsure of their futures.
A morning fire in LittLe Falls New York destroyed J G Conway Andrews Murray Mond Schall saloons and rear barns. The Nelson block and Hotel Rockton Grand Central Hotel block suffered along with dry goods boot and shoe stores offices and several family rooms. Fire spread to Metro politian block. many residents escaped in night clothes. Help from Herkimer and Utica brought under control. Loss about 200000 with 75000 insured.
Quality of Gibson's Whiskey, their natural flavor and absolute purity render them fit for family and medical purposes. For sale by druggists, grocers and reliable liquor dealers.
A Boston era State House committee of the Executive Council yesterday prepared to report against confirming Irving B. Sayles as savings bank commissioner. Members Elisha Morgan James Donovan and Davidhalrice met privately with no witnesses. A final council vote remained uncertain with Leeson Walcott and Donovan positions noted.
A state house hearing examined permitting a portion of Boston Common for a rapid transit horse car line from Park Square to Park Street Church. Supporters argued it would not harm trees and would ease congestion, while opponents warned against eroding sacred ground. Proponents cited large public balance in favor and potential 20 year relief.
The forecast for Thursday from Washington indicates rain and snow for New England, clearing by Thursday afternoon or evening, with colder temperatures and north winds tonight. Eastern New York may see rain or snow, followed by colder air and north winds.
The Malden Board of Trade held its fourth annual banquet at Red Men Hall with about seventy five guests. Speaker Barrett spoke for the Commonwealth, Mayor Winn for Malden, and President Adams for the State board. Other remarks came from E J Stevens A E Cox E O Holmes ex Mayor Marcellus Corgan and others with Judge Pettingill as toastmaster.
A brief advert claims Salvation Oil will heal a burnt arm without a scar for 25 cents. The copy presents a simple product promise with a price point and no additional details.
Financial panic grips St John s Newfoundland as a major local firm fails for 860 000 dollars. Banks take heavy losses with Newfoundland Commercial Bank and Union Bank cited among them. Suppressed news reflects fear of bank runs and widespread impact across the island. The despatch notes doubts over full payout.
A Paria dispatch states that Edward Parker Deacon has been granted a decree of divorce. The news comes from London dated February 1, confirming the legal action and custody or settlement details are not disclosed in the message.
London February 1 House of Commons sat to resume the Queen s speech debate. Speaker Peel advised Conservatives not to move amendments directly opposing home rule. It is unlikely Gladstone can introduce the Home Rule bill next Monday or before Monday week.
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