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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1896

Page

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Christian Endeavor convention closes with Mills speech

Washington July 12 40000 delegates attend the fifteenth international convention with non denominational rallies in tents and churches. Evangelist B Fay Mills of Fort Edward NY denounces political candidates urging leaders to be sacrificed for public duty. Sabbath meetings in Central Hall feature Wilbur F Crafts and H T McEwen. Closing day set for tomorrow with sight seeing on Tuesday.

Washington Christian Endeavor White B. Fay Mills Fort Edward N. Y McKinley Mills Bryan Central Hall William Shaw Boston Wilbur F. Crafts H. T. McEwen New York

Russian consuls refuse vise on US passports to Hebrews

State Department letters with Minister Breckinridge reply to Russian consul refusals to vise United States passports for Hebrews. Prince Lebanon cites tolerance, but notes Russia’s internal order law limits entry of certain foreigners. American minister protests that such distinctions demean valued citizens.

Washington State Department Department Breckinridge St. Petersburg United States Prince Lebanon Russia

Paul Jones Grave Found in Protestant Cemetery

General Meredith Read reports years of Sons of the Revolution research locate Paul Jones burial in a Protestant cemetery once on Rue Hospital site in St. Louis. Lead coffin described. search aided by Mme Gombault who holds a watercolor portrait from Versailles 1780 and owns a sword and pistol once owned by Jones.

London Meredith Read Sons of the Revolution Paul Jones Rue Hospital St. Louis United States Mme Gombault Versailles Comtesse de Lavendal Mme. Gombeult

Customs Agents' Remnants Sale Promises July Bargains

Two thousand yards of Cassimere Suitings remnants from this season's customs goods offered by usual July sale. Trousers and suits cut to order at 4.85 and 17.85 with extra sizes for 1.00 more. Suits delivered in four days. emergency orders in twenty four hours. Boys department items reduced to 2.50 for ages 5 to 14. knee pant suits 4.00. extra all wool knee pants 0.50. Bathing suits 0.48 up. hammocks 0.48 to 5.00. tents for campers. Campaign flags available with circular and price list.

Two Continents Pursuit of Husband Leads to Arrest

Esther Solimiska, a Polish native, travels from Poland to New York and Montreal pursuing Israel Solimiska, now under arrest in Cambridge Station 2 for non support and cohabiting with another woman. She sought his arrest after locating him on Franklin Street and in Montreal, aided by an interpreter.

Israel Sdkimiska Poland Station 2 Cambridge Esther Howe Solimiska Murray Franklin Street America New York Montreal Canada Boston

Bullet in Brain Fight at Finish Ends in Death on Lowell Street

Samuel Dotler, 19, a Hebrew barber, was shot in the brain at 21 Lowell street yesterday afternoon. He died en route to Massachusetts General Hospital after a revolver was allegedly fired in self defense or by accident. Samuel Sochat, arrested for the killing, claims the shooting was accidental. Witnesses offered conflicting accounts as investigators sought a clear statement of events.

Samuel Dotler Harry Sochat Lowell Street Dofiers David Wolf Roxbury B. L. Bernhan Leverett Street Lailor Barnet Brown Massachusetts General Hospital W. D. Lane Samuel Sochat Harry Benney Weinick Davis Wolf Harry Phillips Post Dofier Dofiler Dofler Wolf Sochats Samuel Sochat Samuel Dofler

Massachusetts Democrats Divided Over Bryan Ticket

Toledo dispatch reports a livid split in the Massachusetts delegation over the Bryan ticket. George Fred Williams challenges Russell Corcoran and Maguire, accusing them of treachery and pursuing self interest. Williams’ faction plans to push a national committee slate and a new state committee, with funds and support pledged by Western and Southern interests. John E. Russell endorses the national ticket after backing the gold plank, while others leave scores unsettled as the convention gears for a hard campaign.

George Fred Williams William E. Russell Corcoran Patrick Maguire William B. Russell Russell Democratic Party

Mid-Summer SALE on German Hosiery at 65c to $1.50

Opened Monday July 13 in our new Furnishing Goods Department with reduced price stockings imported from Germany. Sixteen 2 cot pairs available per box at 65 cents to 1.50, color-fast permanent dyes, non cracking and strongly made, cash purchases enabling low wholesale-like pricing.

Fire at Harvard reveals chemical lab blaze in Boylston Hall

Fire crews battled a blaze in an upper room of Boylston Hall at Harvard College last evening where phosphorus or sulfuric acid stored in a chemical laboratory burned. A still alarm and later a general alarm were sounded as fumes hindered approach. Water dampened the fire with minimal damage, though the heat on the roof above the chemicals is blamed. Loss described as trifling.

Boylston Hall Harvard College

Lawrence Man Drowned in Merrimack River

Louis B. Carbo an Armenian eighteen years old drowned in the Merrimack River near the middle of the afternoon after attempting to swim across. He threw up his hands and sank, possibly seized by cramps. The body has been recovered.

Lawrence Louis B. Carbo Merrimack River Carbo

Screen Chair Exhibition Highlight

The display extols Summer Furniture chairs with the Screen Chair as a standout. It is claimed to be unique in the country, unavailable elsewhere, featuring a Malachite Oak frame and a handwoven back of tough Indian grass, imported for the exhibit.

East Indies

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