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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1896

Page

2

Mrs. John Hays Hammond Moves to Johannesburg Jail

Mrs. John Hays Hammond, wife of the American mining expert, is held in a Pretoria prison and now accompanied by her youngest son John at Johannesburg, South Africa.

James P. Braidrick Jamaica Plain John Hays Hammond Pretoria South Africa Mrs. Hammond Johannesburg John Hammond Braidrick Harris Mississippi

Graceful hospitality linked to Harris family memories

The narrative recalls the Harris name in the South for courtly manners and kindness to guests. It notes Mrs. Hammond and her husband Mr. Hammond, married fifteen years, with their Maryland wedding. Mrs. Hammond's sacrifice accompanies husband through an unpleasant situation, a portrait first shown by this paper.

South Hammond

Union Election League Formed Over Annual Elections

Laboring men opposed to biennial state elections met at 45 Eliot Street. John F. O'Sullivan chaired the gathering that formed a permanent group named the Union Election League. Officers elected were O'Sullivan as chairman, George E. Pike as secretary, and Major E. B. Hayes as treasurer. A committee on constitution was appointed and resolutions favored annual elections.

Eliot Street John F. O’sullivan Central Labor Union John F. O'Sullivan Boston George EB. Pike Newton E. B. Hayes Lynn The Union Election League

American Wringer Co Promises Home Grown Repairs

The American Wringer Co on 13 and 15 Broadway extension offers repair services for all wringers and sweepers including spring beds and car pet sweepers. Orders by mail are encouraged and telephone inquiries via Tremont are welcomed.

American Wringer Co Broadway City Tremont

Hill's Rheumatism and Goat Cure Miracle Remedy

Hill Mediciny Co offers Hill's Rheumatism and Goat Cure as a universal cure. One bottle claims to cure rheumatism and related ailments. Address: 36 E 19th St New York City. Send for circular.

HILL Pe Hill Medicinyt Co 19Th St Newark City Cirenor

Assault on De Costa Near Battery Street Stirs Boston

Police pursue a befuddling assault on Michael De Costa at Battery Street and Atlantic Avenue. They suspect a personal quarrel with a French Canadian link, follow leads from Maverick Street and East Boston ferry witnesses, and hold William Levangie as a witness while De Costa remains hospitalized in serious condition.

Michael de Costa Battery Street Atlantic Avenue de Costa Massachusetts General Hospital Station 1 North End Levangie Maverick Street Boston Braintree William Levangie Post

Boston Briefs Mixed with Legal and Social News

George E. Jonson of Medford was discharged by a jury after being charged with shooting E. Dowd in an A P A discussion before the State election. Pickpocket suspects William Ferguson, Nicholas Brennan and William Ruggles were arrested. Indictments against Georgie Adams and Nellie Brown for larceny from the person were filed due to a missing witness. George L. Sloan faced perjury charges with $1500 bonds in Roxbury District Court. The Boston Asylum and Farm School for Indian Boys held its annual meeting with a favorable progress report. Patrolman Henry P. Burnham retired on half pay due to incapacity. John McEwan sustained a broken hip from a fall on a Pier 6 grain elevator while intoxicated. The Browning Society met at the Brunswick. H H Gulesian pledged bonds for two Armenians held at Ellis Island. Joseph Lambert, from State Prison, arraigned for six burglaries. trial set for week’s end. The Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital annual meeting reported receipts of $46 168.40 and expenses of $54 243. thirty-two patients died. Loyal Guianese Union delegates to a Guiana lecture at the Young Men’s Christian Union. Channing Club of Unity Church staged Esther A. Tiffany’s A Rice Pudding with other young people, followed by dancing.

George E. Jonson Medford E. Dowd Harvard William Ferguson Nicholas Brennan William Ruggles Georgie Adams Nellie Brown George L. Sloan Roxbury Boston Asylum and Farm School For Henry P. Burnham John McEwan Pier 6 Browning Society Brunswick H. H. Gulesian New York Ellis Island Joseph Lambert Mason Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital East Concord Street Guiana Young Men’s Christian Union Bates Unity Church Allston Esther A. Tiffany

Armenian Fund Reports Contributions From Various Donors

A historical financial snippet lists Brown Bros. & Co. of Boston acknowledging contributions totaling 898.67 from multiple donors. Individuals and organizations including Henniker New Hampshire residents, Pittsfield Mass residents, and others are named with modest gifts ranging from 5.00 to 1,000.00, reflecting a communal fundraising effort.

Brown Bros. & Co Boston Henniker N. H W. H. Miree Abyssa Isin Sarah Read Cakabwne Osan Kialee Alden Ie Sinead H. Bogigian Momminy Pittsfield Mass S. D. CT Jordan, Marsh & Co B.S. Biqnchaig Cobb, Bates & Yerxa Meaebenes Richard J. Monks W. B. Wome

Fifth Day of Hearings on Biennial Elections

Legislation on biennial elections drew Labor voices and foes as hearings continued. Boston labor leaders criticized proponents, arguing the measure undermines worker input and shifts power away from the people. Socialist and social democratic reps warned against reduced citizen participation and alleged Tory influence.

Supreme Court hears Stanford estate debt case

May Beggar Mrs. Stanford Washington Jan 28 Argument heard by the Supreme Court in the United States suit against the late Senator Stanford estate as a Central Pacific stockholder to fix liability for government debts. If adverse, it could affect the Leland Stanford Jr University funds and work. Mrs Stanford represented by Joseph Choate. Case seeks 15 287 000. Lower courts ruled against the United States.

Washington Supreme Court of the United States United States Senator Stanford California Central Pacific Railroad Company Stanford Leland Stanford, Jr University At Palo Alto Joseph Choate New York Circuit Court Circuit Court of Appeals Court of Appeals

British vice-consul protests over Caracas injury to business

A Caracas despatch reports the British vice-consul at Barcelona Venezuela has petitioned Caracas after Venezuelan officials persecuted him for refusing to resign his post, saying his business has suffered serious damage.

London Caracas Barcelona Venezuela

Mullen Addresses Essex Institute as First Catholic Speaker

Thomas A. Mullen, Quincy mayoral secretary, spoke at Salem Monday about impressions from a Europe visit. Before the talk he dined with ex-Mayor Robert Rantoul and others at the Salem Club. His address drew the largest Essex Institute audience yet.

Thomas A. Mullen Quincy Essex Institute of Salem Europe Mullen Salem Club Robert Rantoul M. F. Hunt Harry Proctor Thomas N. Devlin Essex Institute

Maccabe Guards Watch On State Finances In Legislature

Senators Maccabe and Mellen press for tighter controls on appropriations as the Ways and Means Committee questions waste and overruns. The Worcester State Normal School deficit and the cattle commissioners spending draw concern. Lawmakers urge added staff for careful conveyancing to curb future excesses and anticipate further investigations into Bea on Hil.

Senator Maccabe East Boston Jim Mellen Worcester Treasury Commonwealth Maccabe Committee On Ways and

Arrogant Boers Threaten Reforms as Johannesburg Crisis Widens

The Times publishes a telegram from British residents in Johannesburg reporting a dangerous situation. Boers rule with dictatorial authority opposing reforms for Uitlanders. Forces remain concentrated around the town as a fort site is chosen. Urgent measures are urged to avert catastrophe.

London the Times Johannesburg South Africa

National Woman Suffrage Association Adopts Broad Suffrage Platform

The group passed resolutions demanding universal suffrage for all citizens with reasonable conditions, welcomed Utah as a new suffrage state, and urged Congress and state legislatures to secure full citizenship rights for women and men. They praised Kentucky for electoral gains, called for halting Armenian massacres, and supported Cuban independence efforts. A plank declared the association nonsectarian and disavowed ties to the so called Woman's Bible.

Washington National Woman Suffrage Association United States Utah Union Congress Kentucky Municipal Board of Education Lexington Cuba

G A R Encampment Ticket Extension Sought by St Paul

Grand Army of the Republic requests a thirty day extension for return tickets. Chicago St Paul lines deny the extension at a Western Passenger Association meeting. Commander-in-Chief Walker will wait ten days for railroad progress before summoning the G A R executive committee to decide encampment location.

Chicago St. Paul Grand Army Chicago-St. Paul Western Passenger Association Walker Grand Army Executive Committee

Professor Oldrieve Rescued After Water Walk Attempt

Yesterday Professor Charles W. Oldrieve of Chelsea attempted to walk from India Wharf to Boston Light and back. He floundered shortly after starting, was aided by a police boat, rescued and taken to a landing, and has not been seen since.

Charles W. Oldrieve Chelsea India Wharf Boston Light

George H. Johnson Funeral at Second Universalist Church

The funeral for George H. Johnson will be held Thursday at 11 a.m. at the Second Universalist Church on Columbus Avenue and Clarendon Street. Services conducted by Aberdour Lodge F A M where he was junior warden. Interment at Bloom Moract? Tria.

George H. Johnson Second Universalist Church Columbus Avenue Clarendon Street Aberdour Lodge Bmoaract Tria

Republicans Elect Delegates in D C District Primary

The Republicans of the District of Columbia elected Perry Carson colored and Andrew Gleeson white as delegates to the Republican national convention. Gleeson is an outspoken McKinley man.

Washington District of Columbia Perry Carson Andrew Gleeson Gleeson McKinley

North End school site debate stirs Boston schoolmen

At a Boston school committee meeting the North End site purchase caused tension as Alfred Blanchard accused Thomas Strange of courting Mayor Quincy with Senator Lomasney and Alderman Donovan. The committee rejected Blanchard’s amendment to take the marble lot and laid the main motion over. The board also bought 500000 in bonds for school land and building expenses and reviewed prior spending.

North End Alfred Blanchard Thomas F. Strange Quincy Senator Lomasney Wiliam F. Donovan West End Strange Dunn Committee Board of Street Commissioners Prince Street Bennet Avenue Murray Place Blanchard North Margin Boston Paul Wise Fowler Mr. Blanchard Mr. Strange Alderman Donovan Brighton High School Page Davison Robert Swan Winthrop Fifield Mechanic Arts High School Old North Church Nathan D. Whiton Clinton Noble East East Boston Bosn

Steam er Mionera Returns for Repairs in Sydney

The steamship Mionera en route to Vancouver returned to Sydney with machinery out of order. Repairs will be made and she is to sail again in a day.

Sydney S. W Mionera Vancouver

Wheeler & Co Hair Mattresses Ad in Boston

Made to order two parts full size mattresses for 10 dollars. Wheeler and Company manufacturers advertise at 63 and 65 Hanover Street Boston opposite American House offering best tick names and full sizes.

Wy Wheeler & CO Hanover St Boston American House

Filibusters Rescued From Hawkins Tell Cuba Mission Details

Captain Denyse of the tug Dalzell recounts the rescued filibusters seized from the Hawkins near Long Island. Calixto Garcia identifies himself as expedition leader and notes over 200000 worth of arms lost with the sinking. Garcia describes loading at Port Morris and abandoning the ship after it began to sink, with 120 men aboard and cargo including two Hotchkiss guns 120 rifles and large ammunition stock.

New York Dalzell Hawkins Beebe St. Paul Denyse Cuba Calixto Garcia Carlos Garcia James W. Hawkins Port Morris Long Island Sound United States Jose C. Hernandez

Thirteen Hawkins Survivors Reach New Bedford For New York Trip

Thirteen men rescued from the filibustering steamer Hawkins arrived in New Bedford from Wood's Hole and headed to New York. Four were American and the rest Spaniards. They telegraphed Newark for funds, which quickly arrived. Steward Hr. M. Clarity said the vessel carried arms and ammunition bound for Cuba.

New Bedford Mass Hawkins Wood's Hole New York Newark Hr. M. Clarity Cuba

Evidence in Ilayes Will Case Proceeds at Court House

The hearing continues with witnesses recounting statements by the testator and associates. Charles Tanner alleges seeing Hayes alive near his death and other testimonies discuss marriage plans and alleged threats. The session includes a deposition on Hayes and diary extracts. case to extend through week.

Ilayes Gay Mast Chindriagyge Charles Tanner Towaru Cahet Hayes Iss Hayes Mii Moatie Jalius William Welsh Teslavor MS Vullumund William Power Wiisor Mr. Hayes Chaplin Wiliam A. Hayes Francis 5. Hayes William Mrs. Desmond William Taylor, Jr Boston Fest Woodside

Puritana claimed to save millions with stomach cure

The advertisement touts Puritana as a common sense discovery by Prof. Dixi Crosby that fixes the stomach and shields health. It cites testimonials from officials and leaders like Hon. John H Oberly Gov. Chas. A Busiel Rev. Asaph J. Wheeler Warren T. Billings and others praising its efficacy and cost savings.

Dixi Crosby John H Oberly U.S. Civi Service Commission Chas. A Busiel New Hampshire Asaph J. Wheeler Law An Order League Warren T. Billings Boston G. Scott Locke Concord N. H George F. Underhill New Hampshire Pharmaceutical Association John Hatch Henry A. Emerson Contoocook Valley Paper Company H. O. Nelson American Express Company Portsmouth

Long Passenger Routes Extend Across Northeast Corridor

Rail lines announce extended service from Fitchburg to Ottawa and Montreal with connections to Buffalo Cincinnati and Chicago. Additional routes reach Albany Syracuse Toronto and Detroit as carriers list multiple points to reach major eastern and midwestern cities.

Fitchburg North Adams Williamstown Troy Albany Saratoga Utica Binghamton Hornellseville Elmira Syracuse R 6Cester Waterton Buffalo Niaszara Falls Harmston Toronto Deetroit Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago St. Louis Points Keene Bellows Falls White River Junction Rutland Whitehall Port Fawort Gleng Fall Plattsburg Adirondacks Burlington St. Albans Vintone Ogdensburg Ottawa Montreal Quebec

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