E C Almy and Company Washington corner Essex Street
A brief notice lists E C Almy and Company at the Washington corner of Essex Street. No further details are provided in the readable fragment.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1895
Page
6
A brief notice lists E C Almy and Company at the Washington corner of Essex Street. No further details are provided in the readable fragment.
Miles Crowley, a Texas politician and former state senator, rose quickly after leaving his North End home twelve years ago. He was involved in a blackmailing case against the Pullman Palace Car Company, verdict “not proven” by the State Senate. Recently in Austin he was arrested on a charge of attempting to murder a dissolute woman, with no police record of the arrest.
Senator Crowley faced accusations after a contentious spree following a jury verdict. An alleged gunfire incident with a well known Boston woman prompted his resignation and scrutiny by opponents seeking his seat in Congress. Crowley, a Texas Congress member elect, rose from a Boston longshoreman background amid old timer reminiscences of a volatile temper when drinking.
Louis A. Be Alhus of Harvard Class of 1894 now in graduate school has been elected chair of modern languages at the College of Colorado and will begin work there next fall.
The Watertown caucus at Town Hall nominated incumbents for town offices with no contest. Over 300 voters attended. A P A influence figured, but the ticket, led by Henry Morse and Charles Rollins, was adopted unanimously.
About forty delegates from 23 active veteran hand fire engine organizations met at the Boston Veteran Firemen’s Association to form the New England Firemen’s Union. Rhode Island Maine New Hampshire and Massachusetts were represented with Ex-Chief Daniel B. Lord of Salem as chair and H. H. Estabrook as secretary.
State Senator Horace H. Atherton of Saugus lies in danger at his home after a collision yesterday morning with a milk wagon on Summer street Lynn. He was thrown unconscious, transported to 38 Summer street, and remained unconscious at noon with possible internal injuries. Witnesses say the milk team rode fast and the wagon driver vanished down a side street. Concussion of the brain possibly resulting.
Schooner John H. Gannon arrived at Newport R I after 23 days from Jacksonville Florida bound for New Haven The vessel endured severe weather with sails split and a smashed yawl boat losing one deckhand during a rescue attempt of schooner J H Moore The Gannon also saw another three master iced up in distress but could not assist due to its own damage
Sacramento February 27 report says Bishop Monague of the Northern California and Nevada Catholic diocese died here today. His passing marks a significant loss for the church hierarchy in the region.
Mayor Curtis favors moving Dr. Jenks from the Board of Public Institutions chair to head the ferry department. He studies the ferry office and prefers an insider over fresh candidates from Noddle Island. Jenks would bring familiarity, and he’d likely accept the change. The bill amending the city charter may fail, and Curtis now doubts passage or amendment. He opposes single headed commissions, with talks ongoing with Representative Hibbard.
Washington dispatch reports Congressman O Neil of Boston chosen by the President for the Boston assistant treasurer post. The term of the prior appointee Kennard had lapsed. O Neil, to be confirmed shortly, has a $250000 bond and expects to begin duties once formalities are settled.
A Cambridgeport meeting of the Cambridge Citizens' Trade Association discussed a drawless bridge to Charlestown. Opponents included Colby Edward Baker Rideout Corcoran, while supporters cited Presho Gammons Mahady Buckley Close and Dr. Marcy. A resolution opposing the bridge was adopted by a majority present.
Late last evening Sergeant Clark and patrolmen from Lagrange street station raided an alleged Chinese gaming house at No. 34 Harrison avenue. Five Chinamen were arrested and officers seized a fan-tan layout a dice cup pointer eighty counters and twenty…
The Feb 27 Lebanon murder of Mrs. Sarah Fernald by her son who killed her and set a fire. He admitted the killing but gave no motive and showed signs of mental illness. The son, 38, was held at the county jail after being captured by Constable Rowe. Coroner Harn to hold inquest starting Friday.
Tonight Boston stages Verdi Falstaff in Boito's libretto from Merry Wives of Windsor. Victor Maurel takes the title role with Emma Eames Zelio De Lussan and others in the cast. A chilly crowd and Campanari's Encored Toreador highlight the premiere. Lucille Hill debuts as Michaela.
The House agreed to the conference report on the general pension appropriation bill for 1896 including three disputed items. It repeals parts of the 1890 act barring non union residents from pensions, keeps local boards ratings confidential, and preserves a six dollar monthly minimum for new pensionable periods. The post office appropriation dispute over railway clerks’ residency on their routes was also settled by concurrence with the Senate amendment.
The sundry civil appropriation bill was presented in the Senate on February 27. Amendments set up a three person board on Great Lakes to Atlantic Ocean canal discussions with Britain and Canada, a nine member commission on any international bimetallism conference, and a engineers board to study feasibility and cost of the Nicaragua Canal. The Wolcott bimetallism amendment was approved but may be reconsidered. a 3 pm vote was planned the next day before an executive session adjourned.
Dedham Feb 27 The Dedham Cycle Club and Dedham Young Men's Catholic Union played the second series of games in their joint pool and whist tournament. Results show D C C players Frank E Delano and E T Martin both 50 points while Y M C U players J T Riley 39 and J D Gaffney 23. Whist scores favor Team No 2 for D C C and Y M C U. Malden and Hyde Park faced off with Malden winning whist 323 to 301 while Hyde Park claimed billiards 200 to 18 and pool 89 to 8.
A large block of stock, about 606 shares, in the Fall River & Providence Steamboat Company has been placed on the market. John S. Brayton, who controls a majority, is said to be willing to sell his shares at $130 each. The firm owns wharf property and two steamboats.
The Auditorium audience faced a disappointment when Sybil Sanderson fell ill and Manon was replaced by Carmen with Zeke de Lussan in the title role. The performance under Abbey Schoeffel Grau did not meet expectations, and de Lussan’s voice lacked the leadership qualities required for the present company. M. Mauguiere portrayed Don Jose as the reviewer notes, with the Bijou Opera House and Mechanics Hall shows under review.
The review notes the hall's vastness and the aria performances in Carmen with good taste and warm applause. It compares last night to memories of Calve and Lucia, finds the chorus decent, and previews tonight's Falstaff with Victor Maurel in the title role and Emma Eames, De Lussan, and Scalchi in the cast.
In Bridgeport Conn on Feb 27 William Willetts a truckman is jailed after Julia Wingler a young resident was attacked on Church Street. She was found semi conscious with torn clothing and bruises. Police say pieces of stuffing material and similar fibers linked Willetts to the crime. Her condition is serious.
Advertisement proclaims a money back guarantee on purchases and promotes a mass sale beginning at 8 A M. with large quantities of suspenders pants suits coats and ulsters offered at deep discounts. The copy emphasizes crowding and bargains to attract shoppers.
The Pall Mall Gazette reports from London that US bond applications received letters today confirming larger allotments than expected. Small applicants gained about 25 percent more than anticipated, while large applicants saw 5 to 15 percent excess. Despite this, some large bidders who sold bonds in anticipation are disappointed and some rush to buy bonds to cover commitments.
London officials report subscriptions to the loan total 690,006 dollars. The loan closed at a 63.8 percent premium, reflecting strong demand.
The Harvard Varsity crew altered lineups with Wednesday and Thursday absences affecting the boat order. Captain Bullard filled bow duties during Watson’s absence as Jennings moved to No 3 and Manning to No 5 on the second crew.
Dover New Hampshire February 27 All evidence is finished in the Dr Brigham criminal malpractice case. Attorney General Eastman for the State and John Kivel for the defendant will make the arguments tomorrow morning. Many witnesses, mostly medical experts, testified on both sides and the case drew much interest.
An old advertisement claims a curative remedy will treat the worst forms of female complaints including ovarian troubles, uterine displacement, spinal weakness, and menopause changes with each use, asserting repeated success.
The Women’s Philharmonic Orchestra held its second grand floral concert last evening at the People’s Temple on Columbus avenue. The church was decorated with flowers and evergreens. A large audience attended a splendid program featuring The Chorister Glee Club and readers Miss Clara W. Gregory Mrs. Elizabeth F. Willis Miss Ada M. Babcock and pianist Paula Meuller.
In Knights of Honor Hall Rostindale last night ex Alderman Herbert S Car ruth of Dorchester spoke to a large audience mainly Citizens Association members about the goals and activities of the Municipal League.
To ensure a safe and reliable trip west, purchase your tickets at the City Ticket Office of the Boston and Albany Railroad located at 366 Washington Street.
Dr Charles E Halh at the corner of Tremont Street operates a dental practice and fills teeth without pela, serving local patients from his Boston office located at 74 Boylston Street.
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