09 Jan 1893
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1893
Page
1
Washington dispatch reports forecast for Monday calling for increasing cloudiness and snow in New England and eastern New York, except eastern Maine seeing fair weather. Warmer with southerly winds.
A compact notice notes Primer sent items free while Nold tests AI reliable beater tools. The piece highlights the role of automated systems in distributing free samples and evaluating performance across platforms.
A blaze at the Troy building 83 35 o clock this morning burned for about three hours in the four story dry goods structure at the northwest corner. Firemen initially broke the front door, flames swept through the massed fabrics, and a second alarm brought seven streams and three steam engines. The building became an ice shell with charred goods inside, and janitor Nathan Luther narrowly survived a half suffocation. Losses include Sherer & Co 75000 Porter Bros 10000 Covel & Osborn 20000 plus other goods and rooms. insured against.
A legislative committee concludes the session should be shortened to 100 days and endorses reforms. They urge a constitutional amendment to limit session length, faster formulation of bills, and governor power to prorogue if needed. The panel notes current delays from inquiry orders and calls for earlier reports and clearer public notice.
Washington reports Dr. Johnston and Dr. Hyatt attending James G. Blaine at Blaine mansion from early morning through the day. Blaine's condition worsened at dawn but showed brief rallying with nitro glycerine, then relapsed three times. Attendants feared final summons while relatives and friends, including Mr. Hitt and Robert Blaine, awaited word.
The Sunday Post reports Archbishop Ireland has formally charged Archbishop Corrigan with an unlawful conspiracy to weaken papal decisions on school issues and to discredit Archbishop Treland and Mgr Satolli. The charges, to be presented to Rome, claim a widespread network from New York through America to France and Italy.
Edward Johnson remains on the danger list at City Hospital after a gunshot wound to the chest from Charles F. Duross. Duross, drunk at the time, fired during a disturbance at a Dunmore street stable in Roxbury. If Johnson dies, Duross will be tried for murder.
The Brussels branch manager of the New York Life Insurance Company files a legal complaint against a former cashier and clerk for allegedly absconding with 225000 dollars. The report notes the charges and the involvement of company officials.
Battimors Jan 8 British bark Countess of Derby from Genoa reports apprentice Samuel Coondre fell overboard Dec 15 and was devoured by a shark.
The brief note advertises Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup as a remedy for colds, urging readers to try a bottle as the season turns.
Advertises a brass bedstead for $19, claiming inferior, costly rivals. Praises heavy posts, sturdy intermediate frames, and construction like pricier beds. Warns against buying a poor brass bed due to thin coating, light frames, and denting.
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