Rain umbrellas offered at clearance price
Several small lots of silk umbrellas priced at 3.50 and 4.50 will be sold at 2.50 each. The supplier states the sale is to clear stock of odd lots and reduce inventory.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1892
Page
1
Refugees to Be Taken to Callao Naval Action Details
The report notes the plan to remove refugees to Callao under orders. Command oversight allows the Yorktown commander discretion. The article cites high level authorization and pending decisions by the President on the handling and movement of evacuees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callao
Yorktown
Wasaindtoy
Tracy
Evans
Valparaiso
United States
Cailao
Chile
Boston
Admiral Walker
Montevideo
Congress
White House
Blaine
Row on Deer Island Prisoners Strike and Clash Echoed
Fourteen hundred prisoners on Deer Island stage a protest forcing a halt to work as carpenters painters and others join a coast to coast campaign. Commissioners visit hear grievances about crowded quarters locks on prisoners and need for better conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Island
Office of the Commissioners of Public Institutions
Thomas L. Jenks
Otis K. Newell
Bradlee
Jenks
Weather Forecast for New England and Eastern New York
Weather Indications reports rain for New England and Eastern New York on Tuesday with colder conditions by night. South winds are noted for both regions, with snow forecast for Eastern New York as temperatures drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washineton
New England
New York
Amitsbury man in jail admits motive in murder case
Amtsbury January 18 Guy Brown jailed for the murder of David Sanborn told Detectives Shaw and Batchelder he had stated to his counsel every action on the day of the killing He says he never intended going to California and that an impulse led him to ask for a berth on a westbound Canadian Pacific train He declares his love for Ella Togerson and vows he can prove his innocence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amtsbury
Guy Brown
David Sanborn
Shaw
Batchelder
California
Trickey
Ella Togerson
Infidel Bob in Court as Witness in Telegraph Case
In New York on January 18 Colonel Bob Inger testified as a witness in the suit of Edward Stokes against John W. Mackey the Bonanza King. He affirmed without the usual oath and spoke about his involvement as counsel in one of the telegraph cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
New York
Bob Ingersoll
Edward 8. Stokes
John W. Mackey
Ingersoll
Salvation Oil touted as greatest pain cure in ad claim
An advertisement declares Salvation Oil as the greatest pain cure. The claim emphasizes rapid relief and broad use, typical of early 20th century patent medicine marketing, with no independent verification provided. The copy stresses universal applicability and urges readers to try the product immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Geo. D. Sutton
New York Move Aims to Halt Consolidation Claim
Andrew H. Green led a meeting of the commission to end the idea of merging Newark and Brooklyn. A bill to prevent consolidation was proposed and to be sent to Albany tomorrow. Advertisement notes Ayer's Hygienic Substitute for Coffee as delicious fortifying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Andrew H. Green
Newark
Brooklyn
Albany
Cleveland Pattison Win Big in Philadelphia Primaries
Ex President Cleveland and Governor Pattison scored a sweeping victory in the Democratic city primaries in Philadelphia. Secretary Harrity led the Cleveland faction while Congressman McAleer headed the Hill forces. The Cleveland camp secured ten delegates to the national convention. The Hill delegates pledged to contest half the elections, a slim hope for a stronger Philadelphia show at the Democratic National Convention.
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Prinapelouta
Penn
Cleveland
Robert E. Pattison
Commonwealth
William F. Harrity
Philadelphia
Indignation Meeting in Haverhill Protest Detailing Spy Tactics
In Haverhill on January 18 an indignation rally at City Hall drew about 1400 attendees. W H Hanscom presided and introduced E L Bailey of the Lasters Union of America as the first speaker. Bailey denounced manufacturers for employing Edward Loughran as a spy to crush labor organizing, urging firmer union unity. Other speakers included Samuel J Gompers Harry J Skeffington and Frank K Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Loughran
Haverhill
Samuel J. Gompers
Harry J. Skeffington
Frank K Foster
Mrs Rose North rup Goes Missing in Transit
Mrs Rose North rup wife of a San Diego resident and her 7 year old daughter left home to visit friends. Fear of robbery on a train led her to abandon the journey and leave the train at an Iowa way station. Found by locals the child identified Nebraska relatives. The woman is described as a raving maniac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avlliance
Rose Northrup
San Diego
Cal
Iowa
Nebraka
James Boyle Arrested After Escape From Reformatory
James Boyle of Lowell aged 15 escaped the West Boro Reformatory and was recaptured at 3 57 this morning by Division officers. He will be returned to the institution after a month long vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Boyle
Lowell
Westboro Reformatory
James
Clothes-Line Thief James Murphy Arrested on Larceny Charge
James Murphy, 30, arrested by Division 9 officers for larceny of a gentleman's night shirt, drawers, and two pairs of children's stockings valued at 2.55 dollars. He was locked up at 4 28 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Murphy
Division 9
Murphy
The 400s Great Ball in New York
The great New York society ball ends with the band playing Home Sweet Home. Ward McAllister is praised for leadership as Mrs Levi P Morton and other top hostesses dance. At 1.30 Ward McAllister and Mrs Astor lead the cotillon in Sir Roger de Coverley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gotham
Ward McAlister
Levi P. Morton
Marquise de ‘Tallyrand Perigord
Cornelius Vanderbilt
W. C. Whitney
New
Alderman Dever Dined Amid Banquet at United States Hotel
Over fifty friends of Alderman John F. Dever met at the United States Hotel for a Ward 20 representative's banquet. Speeches were made songs were sung and the crowd ended by singing Dever's a Jolly Good Fellow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dever
John F. Dever
United States
Dr Bull Cough Syrup Claims Rapid Cough Relief
An advertisement asserts that Dr Bull's Cough Syrup reliably drives coughs from the system every time, claiming consistent relief for users. The copy emphasizes immediate effectiveness and general wellness benefits.
Post Warns Politicians Corruption Will Be Exposed
The Post prints Alderman Keenan’s letter and warns that corrupt practices by city and state officials will be exposed. It notes many similar letters in the paper’s possession and promises future publication for public judgment. Keenan’s P. S. to Whit ney criticizes the West End influence and hints at his record on West End matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
the Post
Keenan
City Hall
Jtlouse
West End
P. S
Alderman Keenan
Whitney
Keenan's West End Record on Whitney Schemes and Electric Cars
A record of Alderman Keenan's votes and speeches from Nov 16 1891 to Jan 2 1892. He opposed a rail safety measure urging police council control of the West End railroad, and spoke on fenders for electric cars. He cited Hanover Street dangers and described car speeds in peak hours as near walking pace to urge action.
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Lewis
West End
Keenan
Meyer
Alderman Meyer
Hanover Street
West End Road
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