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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1892
Page
2
Nine months after typhoid fever left him bald, Stephen Craig of Philadelphia used Ayer's Hair Vigor and saw hair regrow within weeks. Two more bottles produced a full head of hair, leading him to recommend the remedy to his brother William Craig who also had success.
Washington January 25. Speaker Crisp presided as the gallery filled for the President's message read aloud to Congress. The free ship bill favored by Andrew parallels Forbes last Congress with no duties for foreign trade vessels. In the Senate Hoar reported Chilton retainment of his seat after the opening prayer. Hale proposed a naval buildup including three battleships and several support vessels. The message was read at 12 55 and ordered printed. The day closed with adjournment at 1 40.
In New York City on Jan 25 the Democratic State committee prepares to name a date for the state convention to pick seventy two delegates to Chicago. David B Hill aims for a solid front to secure most delegates and the nomination, with Cleveland limited to about a dozen. Likely delegates at large include Edward Murphy, Sheehan, Croker, Hill, and George Ines as possible fourth.
In Ottawa on January 25 Ministers Caron Bowell surrendered their portfolios. J A Chapleau resigned as Secretary of State and was sworn in as minister of customs. J C Patterson became Secretary of State and Bowell took militia and defence. Haggart named as minister of railways and canals awaiting postmaster general appointment.
Lonxpon January 25 The Rev Brewin Grant a noted opponent on Bradlaughs platform and atheist theories died today in an obituary noting his public debates and controversial stance on religious debate.
Intelligence reports the death of Father Schynse, a well known German missionary, at Buthimbi in East Africa. The news comes from Brumm, dated January 25.
Washington January 25 Assistant Private Secretary read the President’s message to Congress on relations with Chile. The galleries were filled and the Senate floor nearly full as the document was referred to the foreign affairs committee. The full text follows.
The address to Congress details the Balt imore sailors' assault in Valparaiso on October 16, the Chilean police failures, and the asylum issues at the U S legation. It defends Mr Egan, condemns Chilean notes as insulting, and calls for an apology and reparations while warning of possible diplomatic rupture if demands are not met.
The bulk of the President's message includes a long correspondence from Aug 16 1890. It covers three parts: Blaine and Egan or Wharton in Blaine’s absence, Lazcano the Chilean minister, and Blaine with Don Pedro Montt. The early section is deemed less material, with Egan starting peacemaking on April 24.
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