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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1896

Page

2

Robber and forger sentenced in Boston Superior Court

Charles Born, a desperate robber and adroit forger, drew 10 years six months to 14 years in state prison for forgery and assault with intent to rob. He forged Spaulding’s name to a $25 check and attempted a Dec. 31 heist, with earlier New York prison time cited. Several others received prison terms for breaking and entering and related crimes.

Charles Born Superior Criminal Court Richardson Edward Pike W. F. Spaulding State Street Safe Deposit & Trust Company Sing Sing Louis Masees House of Correction Cathedral of the Holy Cross Michael Powers Joseph C. Smith James Millbrick Thomas J. Powers John Brown William H. Carlen Tirmine Smith Bunting & Emery Commercial National Bank Potter & Wrightington Faneuil Hall National Bank Thomas J. Renwick Tremont Street William T. Dudley Thomas Hayes New York State Walter H. Rice George B. Roberts Metropolitan National Bank

Waterfront Dispatches From Boston Harbor News

Vessels report delayed arrivals from Liverpool due to fierce gales. The Emma M. Dyer and Kate Jones collide off Long Island with repairs ahead for both. Tug H. W. Hills sinks into a leak and is saved by William H. Gallison. Cargo ships, salvage claims, and buoy replacements are noted along with several abandonments and shipboard fires.

Warren Line Michigan Oxford Liverpool Gloucester Emma M. Dyer Svensen Cape Shore Kate Jones Evans Long Island Jones Knighthead East Boston H. W. Hills Union Towboat Company Gove East Boston William H. Gallison Lockwood’s Marine Railway William EE. Cleary Philadelphia Salem Lighthouse Board Nix Centurion Ledge Boston Harbor

Poster design prizes offered by The Century Company

The Century Company announces three poster prizes of 125, 75, and 50 dollars for the best designs advertising the midsummer number of Century Magazine. Open to all, designs must be color finished, 15 by 21 inches, and include the phrases Midsummer Holiday Number August The Century. Submissions due April 30, 1896, 5 pm, at Union Square New York.

Century Company Century Union Square New York

General John Gibbon Buried With Full Military Honors

The remains of General John Gibbon were interred at Arlington National Cemetery with full military honors. A grand funeral cortege through Washington was led by two companies of the Sixth Cavalry, a mounted band, and an escort of honor from the Fourth Artillery with its battalion and band.

Washington John Gibbon Arlington National Cemetery Sixth Cavalry Fourth Artillery

Tremont 764 Offers Repairs for Wringers and Sweepers

The American Wringer Company lists products at 13 and 1 Broadway extension and 29 and 31 Corn Hill Boston. They provide all kinds of wringers and Bissell carpet sweepers with repairs called for and delivered at no extra charge.

American Wringer Company Broadway Extension Cornhill Boston Bissell

Hill's Ambumatism and Goat Cure Remedy Ad

An old advertisement for Hill Medicine Company offers Hill's Ambumatism and Goat Cure as a universal remedy. The copy promises a single bottle cures and invites readers to request a circular from the New York City firm at 38 East Broadway.

HILL Hill Medicine Co York City

Prizes For Inventors Spark Flight Lab Plan Near Boston

The Boston Aeronautical Society plans a late fall competition of aeronautical apparatus near Boston to advance practical flying. Eminent aeronauts discuss experiments in The Aeronautical Annual edited by James Means, noting practical soar­ing principles with driving power likely limited to a later stage.

Aeronautical Annual James Means Boston Aeronautical Society Boston

Soaring Machines and Aeronautics Advances Explored

The article surveys aeronautics progress with Hiram Maxim Octave Chanute and William H Pickering assessing natural and artificial flight. Prizes set for kite lift and drift, wind-range performance, and soaring machines in free flight. Samuel Cabot details an aerial screw propulsion device using leg power or engine force.

Hiram S. Maxim Octave Chanute William H. Pickering Harvard Ion Samuel Cabot

Lilienthal Recounts Double Surface Gliding Experiments

Otto Lilienthal describes experiments with a dual surface soaring machine giving favorable results. The setup uses two 97 square foot wings on an 18 foot span to balance wind forces, enabling horizontal lift and potential circled flight as a path to controlled flight.

Albert A. Merrill Lilienthal Otto Lillenthal

English actor Wilson Barrett may bring The Sign of the Cross to Boston

A Boston movement seeks to book Wilson Barrett for limited performances of The Sign of the Cross at the Boston Theatre then New York. Four wealthy locals back a syndicate to engage Barrett after London audiences immense praise for his religious drama.

Boston America Wilson Barrett Lyric Theatre London New York Barrett

Cooper case settled in Rhode Island alien labor suits

Providence February 10 nine suits against Robert W Cooper of the British Hosiery Company at Thornton were settled when the defendant submitted to judgment for 3243.69. The suits alleged violations of the alien contract labor laws with workers obtained from Nottingham.

Providence R. I Robert W. Cooper British Hosiery Thornto Nottingham

Teaspoonful of Rheumatic Salts Offered for Sale

An advertisement claims one half glass of water cures rheumatism and offers the remedy for sale by Cutler Bros at 89 Broad Street.

Cutler Brog Broad St

Expose Cruelty Claims Against Medical College Official

Philip G. Peabody, president of the New England Anti-Vivisection Society, alleges a Boston medical college official bribed youths to steal pets for vivisection. He reports student testimony of cruel practices, lack of anesthesia, and widespread animal mistreatment, urging removal of the implicated authority.

Post Medical College Boston Medical School Highth Pasteur Institute Philip G. Peabody N. E. Anti-Vivisection Society

New Encyclopedic Dictionary Distribution Expanded This Week

The New England Newspaper Syndicate offers a supplemental distribution of the American Encyclopedic Dictionary this week only. Those unable to order early now have a chance to obtain the set at the special terms before regular subscription price of 42 dollars per set applies.

New England

Reduced Boston and Albany Excursion to Hot Springs

The Boston and Albany railroad offers ninety day excursion tickets to Hot Springs Arkansas with through sleeping car service from Boston via one change in St. Louis Union station. Hot Springs is described as government endorsed with a climate like Italy and many hotels ready for visitors. The waters are claimed to aid rheumatic and other ailments, with agents available for full information.

Boston & Albany Railroad Hot Springs Arkansas Boston St. Louis Union Station United States Italy Boston & Albany Ra Lroat Albany Wagner Buffet Wagner Chiccago R. BR Utica Wagner Burtfet Chicago Michigan Central R. R L. 8 M.S. R. KR Insinnati St. Louis Detroit Ghiorgo Waszner Hartford New Haven New York Springfield NEW York Limited Washington St Kneeland St Hanson

Missionary Conference Held by Southeastern Massachusetts Auxiliaries

In Bridgewater on February 10 the Woman's Auxiliary Episcopal churches held its southeast Massachusetts missionary conference at Trinity Church. The program opened with communion at 9:45 and featured Rev. Isaac Dooman of Japan delivering the annual address, plus reports from parish auxiliaries. Rev. G A Strong of Brockton spoke on systematic giving followed by a panel and remarks from Miss Julia Rodman New Bedford and others including Rev F B Allen Boston Mrs Van Rensselaer Thayer Boston Miss A R Loring Boston and Rev Herman Page Fall River.

Bridgewater Mass Woman’s Auxiliary of Episcopal Churches New Bedford Woman's Auxiliary Massachusetts F. B. Allen Boston van Renssalaer Thayer A. R. Loring Herman Page Fall River

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