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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1895
Page
1
A Shuman and Co advertises a comparatively new department with remaining stock of fine shoes for ladies and gentlemen boys and misses offered at inventory prices, less than production cost.
The Municipal Reform League adopted a reform charter for Boston including an apportioning board and a $3000 council salary. A proportional representation plan was also approved for Legislature consideration. Brandeis sent a $500 check to support reform work amid debate on one-term limits and salaries. The committee reports were accepted and officers to be chosen next meeting.
The Post yesterday morning printed the only pictures so far of Dover's big sensational event and ran the most complete article with the sole illustration of the fatal accident on the New York and New England road, despite heavy blanket-sheet activity.
The Post reports a Phipps place family narrowly escaping asphyxiation due to gas, a detail not echoed by other papers. It notes potential public interest events and mentions readers nearby also perusing the scene as cars pass by.
The forecast issued from Washington on January 16 indicates for Maine fair weather with possible snow flurries on the coast and variable winds. New Hampshire and Vermont are expected to be fair with variable winds. Massachusetts and Rhode Island will clear in the early morning with light westerly winds. Connecticut and eastern New York should be fair with light westerly winds.
A blaze wrecked the West End Street Railway car stables on Columbus Avenue near Camden Street after midnight. About fifty Huntington avenue and Columbus line cars were destroyed, with loss estimated around 125000 though insured. Firefighters fought the flames for hours, two nonfatal injuries occurred, and police and officials reviewed the incident with an inquiry while cordage factory nearby was safeguarded.
Haverhill reports a broad labor strike with about two to three thousand workers involved. Leaders push to curb injunctions and widen union reach while supporters provide food and funds. Large parade and mass meeting condemn injunctions and urge conciliation for tomorrow’s talks.
London Jan 16 bulletin from Lord Randolph Churchill’s physicians reports heart failure is very marked and the patient’s weakness is increasing.
Dover New Hampshire January 16 investigators weigh the theory of a large bank shortfall after the suicide of Isaac F Abbott city treasurer and bank cashier. Officials report savings bank assets intact with one uncertain note. Depositors reassured while examinations proceed and Abbott’s sons are questioned.
A vintage advertisement touts a ten drawer chiffonniere with six sizes for toilet items. It features a small jewelry drawer, glove space, a handkerchief drawer, neckwear, collars and cuffs sections, lingerie drawers, hosiery compartments, a lace drawer, and a broad section for larger garments.
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