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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1893

Page

8

Maybrick case inaction draws sharp rebuke from Gail Hamilton

A Philadelphia style philippic targets Mr Gladstone over Mrs Maybrick case. The writer cites Sir Charles Russell as humanity amid British government rigidity and urges action beyond protest. Three-year campaign, public and official, is critiqued amid biblical parallels and calls for justice.

Gail Hamilton Mr. Gladstone Maybrick Sfend Chriek Jone Alan Fr. Gladstone Charles Russell Charies Russell Church Sir Charles Russell Crown Ma Liferest Legal Advisor Great Britain Judea Christ Hell

Burning steamer reports near Isthmus of Panama

The Goodrich captain, departing Liverpool, encountered a large iron ship ablaze off the Isthmus of Panama on December 27. Coal smoke poured from its hatches, with conditions squally. The identity of the burning vessel, possibly the Hawaiian ship John Ena from Cardiff, remains uncertain.

San Francisco Cal Goodrich Liverpool Panama Godrieh John Ena Cardiff

The Post Day by Day Highlights Local News and Notices

Readers find exclusives on Laura Verret the Springfield girl who ran away from home the gas poison issue from Delaware Gas Trust Amy Robsarts interview Boston Portia and a proposed abolition of the Governors Council plus upcoming Rob Roy events and Foss readers.

Post Laura Verret Springfield Delaware Gas Trust Amy Robsart Boston New Portia

Tremont House Open Without Innkeeper License Spurs Blame Game

A long dispute centers on Tremont House operating as a hotel without a proper innkeeper license because building inspectors have not issued a safety certificate. Police commissioners blame the inspectors and vice versa, while the liquor license remains valid. The building office cites unsafe stairways and lack of fire escapes as reasons. Both parties acknowledge the hotel has operated since last spring, raising questions about enforcement and accountability.

Tremont House Building Inspection Department Stranahan New York Metropolis Osborne Lremont House Luem Department of the Building Inspector of Buildings Police Commission Quincy House Tresont

No Men Admitted Here A Women S Saloon Feature

A column describes a women only saloon in Boston where beer and frankfurters are served for five cents a glass. The piece details the hidden upper room named Wilfert's Roost on Province Street, the mixed crowd of mothers wives and young women, and the quiet beer drinking scene with two women narrator observers. The tone blends curiosity with social observation of Bohemia and gender norms.

Boston Province Street Bosworth Street Bohemia Champgne Atrows Gretchen Amy Ropssst

France Demands Respect for Egypt Independence

London Jan 19 Acting on instructions from the French Foreign Minister M Davelle ambassador Waddington sent a note to Lord Rosebery warning that France cannot remain indifferent to British actions seen as infringing the Khedive independence. Paris Jan 19 semi official reports Britain and France have exchanged explanations over the move to dismiss the Khedive’s ministry and Jance accepts Riaz Pasha’s appointment as a compromise.

London M. Davelle M. Waddington Lord Rosebery Egypt France Great Britain Paris Dimiss Jance Riaz Pasha

Unusual heavy sea rolls in with expected storm at coast

Jan 10 reports a heavy sea rolling toward the coast signaling a violent storm at sea. No vessels had reached the Cape today despite fair weather earlier, leaving ships inland or delayed.

Hichlanp Lacut

Uncovering The Unfortunate Banca Romana Gap

Rome on January 19 reports an official inquiry into Banca Romana reveals note issue far above declared. Official figures show 135,000,000 lire instead of the 73,000,000 lire announced by the bank, signaling a serious financial overstatement and crisis implications.

Rome Banca Romana

Mrs Maud Howe Elliott Speaks for Salvation Army in Boston

Mrs Maud Howe Elliott opened public lectures with a talk on Salvation Army work in England. She described London slum shelters and depots, praising the Army as an army of working people and arguing the undeserving poor need help too. Her address at the YMCA Hall drew a cordial reception and a long ovation.

Maud Howe Elliott Salvation Army Booth England Boston General Booth London Whitechapel Blackfriars Salvation Armiv Re Cirs

Keefe murder trial ends with jury disagreement

New Haven Connecticut January 19 the Keefe murder trial closed in Superior Court with the jury reporting a disagreement after re deliberating. The case stems from Savin Rock August assault in which Jaimes Winne of Albany New York was killed after a quarrel at a restaurant Keele and Winne were partners and friends prior to a fight that led to Keele claiming self defense.

New Haven Conn Keefe Jaimes Winne Albany N. Y Savin Rock Keele Winne

British Bark Cheshire Burns at Samarang

A despatch from Samarang Java reports the British bark Cheshire is burning at that port and will probably be a total loss. The vessel carries a full outward cargo bound for Delagoa Bay.

Loupon Samarang Java Cheshire Delayoa Bay

Elixir Remedy Praised For Long Standing Reputation

An old proven remedy, Tuttle's Elixir, is cited for quick relief from rheumatism la grippe and pneumonia. The article notes its longstanding reputation and established merits.

Tuttle

Coal Famine and Social Aid Across Boston Streets

The piece discusses a coal shortage impacting soft coal users and the cost rise by 60 cents a ton amid icebound waterways. It notes anthracite supplies remain ample but prices may rise with continued cold, while aid flows from City Missionary Society and Associated Charities meet increased coal and clothing needs for the poor, particularly in the North End Hebrews and South End. It also covers a Washington delegation pushing for a national road department and a road exhibit at the World’s Fair.

Coal Club Boston North End Boston Provident Society City Missionary Society Associated Charities St. Vincent de Pau Prottingham South End East Boston St. Vincent de Paul Washington National Good Roads League House Committee On Agriculture Today Agriculture Appropriation Secretary of Agriculture Pope United States McKinlee Ohio Russell Massachusetts Fifer Linois Toole Montana Humphrey Kansas Colcord Nevada Smith New Hampshire McKinney Virginia Millette South Dakota Chambers of Commerce and Boards of Trade Reid Department Flower New York Bureau of Roads City of District of Columbia Agricultural Department Congress Albert A. Pope Mass P. O

Victorian ministry resigns after confidence vote

In Melbourne on January 19 the Victorian Parliament passed a vote of want of confidence in the government. The ministry today handed their resignations to Earl Hopetoun, the colony’s governor.

Me.uougns Earl of Hopetoun

Ammen ram launch planned after Bath Iron Works build

The Navy Department has received notice that the Ammen ram, the battle ram under construction at Bath Iron Works in Maine, is expected to be launched around February 1. The project aims to bolster naval power with a new armored ram design.

Washington Navy Department Bath Iron Works Maine Ammen

A Hawaii book for readers curious about the kingdom

An 1893 Hawaii manual by editor Thomas G Thrum with agent Gorham D Gilman describes the islands, their history, and Queen Liliuokalani. The volume, 150 pages, features engravings and notes Hawaii’s jubilee marked by the fiftieth anniversary of its provisional cession rest restoration and recognition of independence.

Hawaii Little Kingdom South Pacific Ocean Thomas G. Thrum Honolulu Gorham D. Gilman Washington Street Boston Queen Liliuokalanis Dominion

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