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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1896
Page
6
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Having secured a half million photographs for readers, The Sun Day Post will distribute them in exchange for a first page heading. Each reader may choose from over 100 varieties weekly instead of printing the photos in the paper.
A fragmented listing of authors artists and fictional names including Adams Maud Anderson Mary Archer Belle and many others. The compilation suggests a catalog style of cabinet cards or portraits with numerous varied styles and titles such as Musketeers and bicyclists.
Edward Hallenbach sought revenge for his wife's alleged affair with Robinson. Armed with two pistols and a knife, he followed the couple to Manhattan in the early hours and fatally shot Robinson after forcing his wife to assist. Hallenbach was arraigned at Yorkville Police Court. defense sought insanity as the hearing adjourned to Friday.
At a regular meeting of the Metropolis Parks Commission held yesterday, H. Carruth resigned as secretary of the board. John Woodbury was appointed secretary pro tem to fill the vacancy.
The Lynn and Boston Railway Employees Union has submitted a new 1896 working agreement to General Manager E C Foster for approval. It proposes a nine in twelve hour day or a ten in twelve day for 225 cents, a near two percent wage rise if accepted, plus shortening Sunday trips and reducing layoff days. A mass meeting and a midnight discussion at Lasters Hall will follow once the GM replies.
Sheriff O Brien yesterday named Alpert C Tilden of East Boston as a deputy for civil process and promoted Joseph S Paine from court officer to deputy sheriff in the criminal session, noting Tilden has long served as a clerk in the sheriff’s office.
In equity sessions Judge Sherman held a hearing on A. Shuman & Co. vs Joe Silk and others, seeking a preliminary injunction to curb acts disrupting the plaintiff business. Plaintiffs allege officers conspired to print and circulate offensive cards to intimidate customers and threaten employees. Feinberg & Brother are named for printing. Witnesses testified about authorization and intimidation, with disruption at Wendell Phillips shop and employee departures. Judge Sherman would render a decision. Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup advertised as prudent remedy.
Joseph H. Cutter appeared before Judge Gaskill for sentencing on the perjury indictment after being found guilty last Thursday. Counsel H J Casey filed a motion to stay execution, arguing a new sentencing law after conviction is unconstitutional. The case was continued to today.
To the editor readers ask if today January 1 is a national holiday. Boston notes New Year’s Day is a legal holiday in every state except New Hampshire and Rhode Island.
Irwin and Charles Jones were shot and mortally wounded and Thomas Wolf badly wounded during a free-for-all fight at the Straight Eight coal mine last evening.
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