Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Boston Post in Boston, Massachusetts

We have 4,454,244 pages in Massachusetts

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 23 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1896

Page

6

Four College Crews Prepare for Hudson Intercollegiate Race

Poughkeepsie ready as Harvard Columbia Cornell and Penn mount a proposed annual intercollegiate rowing event on the Hudson. Eastman place hosts Harvard in Vineyard Point with Stuyvesant house for Columbia. River Villa houses Cornell near the finish line as crews train amid exams and discipline.

Poughkeepsie Columbia Harvard University of Pennsylvania Cornell New London Vineyard Point Upper Hudson Krum Elbow Catskills Crimson Eastman Place Zophar Terwilliger Sons of Fair Harvard Stuyvesant River Villa Courtney

Suburban labor groups probe Boston free speech ban and subway deals

The Central Labor Union and Building Trades Council met at 45 Eliot Street to discuss Boston Common free speech restrictions and a subway lease, raising questions about Corporation Counsel Bailey’s city ties to the West End railroad. A sub committee was named to present the matter to Mayor Quincy, and witnesses may verify a controversial remark attributed to Mr Bailey.

Central Labor Union The Building Trades Council Eliot Street Boston Common Quincy Boston Bailey West End Railroad Corporation Senate Chamber

Bunker Hill Club Presents City Hall Concert in Roughan’s Hall

The Bunker Hill Camping Club of Charlestown held a concert last night in Roughan's Hall at City Square drawing a large crowd of club friends. Performers included Maggie Cline John Shea Peter F Daly Florence Brady May Williams Lottie Uart Crowley and Griffin George B McKenna Harry Higgins John Kernell Eckland and Quinn and Florrie West.

Bunker Hill Charlestown Roughan City Square Maggie Cline John Shea Peter F. Daly Florence Brady May Williams Lottie Uart Crowley Griffin George B. McKenna Harry Higgins John Kernell Eckland Quinn Florrie West

Wrecker Scott Plans Float Of War Steed After Shoreing

New London May 31 Wrecker Scott has taken the deck load from schooner War Steed of Millbridge Maine which went ashore at Quonocontaug Beach during Thursday night’s tempest. He believes he can float the old lumber laden craft though it will not stand much pounding. From Bangor for New Ha-

New London Conn Scott Millbridge Quonocontaug Beach Bangor New Ha

Vessel Verbalized as Wrecked After Rough Water

The water was so rough today the wreckers could not work on her, but they returned to the vessel tonight.

Thief Poses as Lieutenant Swindles Lodger at Cambridge House

A man posing as Lieutenant Mitchel visited Mrs. Brown's lodging house at 78 Mt. Auburn Street Cambridge on May 28 seeking Mr. BE Fennessey. He waited in Fennessey's room, then vanished. The next morning Cox’s dress trousers and suspenders were found missing from the lodger’s room.

Lieutenant Mitchel Mr. Cox

Bicycles Stolen From North Cambridge Residents

W H Banks of 18 Harrison street reported a bicycle stolen while he slept in North Cambridge on May 30. Officer Welch recovered a wheel matching the description and Banks claimed it. L B Fisk also reported a bicycle stolen May 30 from Memorial Hall.

W. H. Banks Harrison Street Cambridge Welch Banks L. B. Fisk Memorial Hall

Man Drives Off With Family Horse In Saco Incident

William Welch, recently released on probation after running down a policeman, became intoxicated and took the Graf family horse and carriage. He collided with a vehicle carrying Walter F. Johnson, his wife and son, throwing them out. Mrs. Johnson was severely injured. Welch was arrested.

Saco, Me William Welch Charles Graffam Welch Walter F. Johnson

Plumbers to Strike in Providence Over Eight Hour Day

Fifty plumbers will strike tomorrow as master plumbers refuse the eight hour work day. Ten firms outside the association granted the concession. forty men will work eight hours for three dollars. Three months ago the Journeymen Plumbers Union warned of a strike if May 1 eight hour day was not granted.

Providence Master Plumbers’ Association Journeymen

Schooner L. Holway Burns In Maine Harbor

The schooner L. Holway from Calais to Boston with 150000 feet of lumber burned to the waterline after catching fire from signal lights while at anchor near Millbridge Maine. Owned by J. W. Peasley Jonesport the cargo held by James Murchie Son Calais. Total loss though some lumber may be saved.

Cherryfield L. Holway Jonesport Smith Calais Boston Millbridge J. W. Peasley James Murchie

Foley in New Bedford Charged After Man Falls and Dies

Thomas R. Foley is arrested on a charge of assault after Joseph Roach was found unconscious at the foot of a Penniman street stair and died the same evening. Foley says Roach fell while descending behind him after a night of heavy drinking. Roach bore a long cut on his head.

New Bedford Thomas R. Foley Joseph Roach Penniman Street Roach Foley

Burglary Report Includes Items Stolen From Homes

John Carr reports his room at 397 Main Street was entered Saturday and a silver watch a gold chain and $2 in nickels were stolen. W N Doll of 187 Hampshire Street reports his hen coup was entered Saturday and seven pigeons were stolen.

John Carr Main Street W. N. Doll Hampshire Street

Free Silver Circular Urges Immediate Unity for Monetary Reform

A May 31 circular from Free Silver headquarters in Washington urges unwavering unity among silver backers. Signed by J. J. Mott, the message calls for rapid organization, condemns old party lines, and promotes a presidential candidate acceptable to all monetary reform supporters ahead of the St. Louis convention on July 22.

Washington Friends of Free Silver National Silver Party Friends of Silver St. Louis People’s Party United States Republican Party Democratic Party J. J. Mott

Duel Over Black Republican Club Seat At Rhode Island Convention

The Fred Douglass Republican Club of Pawtucket seeks recognition by the Rhode Island Republican league, claiming parity with other clubs. Despite being organized since 1892, the club faces delays as leaders weigh eligibility and a possible push to attend the Tuesday convention amid opposing views.

Pawtucket R. I Rhode Island Fred Douglass Republican Club League Providence Fred Douglass

The Philo Celtic Society Meets at Irish School

The Philo Celtic Society held its weekly meeting at the Irish School 724 Washington Street. Professor M C O Shea and M J Mulroy oversaw Irish classes. President M O Shea opened the session at 5 30 PM and voted against a summer vacation. The group then proceeded to Clan na Gael Hall South Boston to hear J H Sullivan lecture.

Philo- Celtic Society Irish School Washington Street M. C. O’shea M. J. Mulroy M. €. O’shea J. H. Sullivan South Boston

Raid on Chinatown Chinese gambling joint noted

Officers from Division 4 raided a Chinese gambling joint at 25 Harrison Avenue last night and arrested eighteen Chinese men playing fan tan. The fan tan layout and Chinese policy tickets were seized. The article ends with a joke about a husband and X rays.

Division 4 Harrison Avenue Fan Tan

Cambridge Churches Mark Fifty Years With City Jubilee

Cambridge marks the fiftieth anniversary with semi centennial services across churches. Grace M E Church hosted morning and evening events with sermons by Rev George A Phinney and speakers including Prof W A Sullivan and A R Sweetzer, reflecting on the citys progress and temperance. Several churches held elaborate musical programs and decorations as dignitaries and residents attended the Cambridge Jubilee activities.

Bancroft Cambridge Grace M. E Magazine Street Cambridgeport George A. Phinney W. A. Sullivan Germany America Europe George Rufus Cook S. F. Wright Swedenborgian School Harvard New England Wright First Baptist Church Central Square First Church Alexander Blackburn North Avenue Baptist Church Frank O. Hall North Avenue Congregational Church Warren F. Spaulding Albert Bushnell Hart Frank Foxcroft Edward Abbott St. James's Church Massachusetts Avenue Beech Street

Grand stand to be among finest at Medford race track

The new grand stand in Combination Park Medford will be among the Easts finest race track structures. It will feature modern conveniences and comfort for patrons with private offices for horsemen on the first floor fronting the track.

Combination Park Medford

Time tables for local and through train service and ports

Time tables show local and through train service with departures from Union Station Boston and multiple routes including Augusta Bangor Bar Harbor Concord Manchester St John Halifax to provinces and stations on Grand Trunk and Maine Central lines. Schedule lists daily and Sunday variations, with connections to steamship lines to Castine Deer Isle Sedgwick West Bar Harbor Machiasport Eastport Calais St Andrews St John.

Union Station Boston Ee An Augusta Bangor Bar H Miror Concord N. H St. Stephen N. B ST. Andrews MTD Conway

Train Schedules for New Hampshire and Vermont Lines

D. J. Flanders, General Passenger Agent, lists multiple daily departures for routes serving Manchester, Nashua, Concord, Plymouth, Brattleboro and Montreal. Schedules show varied morning, afternoon, and Sunday times across many stations including New Boston, Hooksett Sun Cook, Laconia, Franklin, St Johnsbury, Burlington, Montreal, Quebec, and Chicago via different lines.

Manchester Os x. H New Boston North Weare Henniker Hooksett Suncook Suncook Valley Nashua Wat Belmont Tilton Lakeport Powe Ae Ashland Laconia Weirs Plymouth Bristol Claremont Branc My Co Norwich Hanover Bradford ST. Johnsbury Newport Sherbrooke Quebec JG la C. Az R A. Montpelier Burlington White River Junction Montreal White River Boston Air Line Chicago and the West D Aly C. P. Ry

Fitchburg Railroad Trains From Boston to West and Canada

Details Boston departures on the Fitchburg line bound for Albany Troy and West via several routes including the Lake Champlain and Montreal corridors. Notes express services to St Louis and Chicago via Niagara Falls Detroit and schedules with parlor and sleeping car accommodations. Provides fare notes and offices at 250 Washington Street and Union Station Boston. J R Watson General Pass Agent Dec 16 1895.

Fitchburg North Adams Williamstown Troy Albany Saratoga Utica Binghamton Hornellsville Elmira Syracuse Rochester Watertown Buffalo Niagara Falls Hamilton Toronto Detroit Cleveland Cincinnati Chicagen St. Louis Points Boston Chicago Pacific Express Lake Champlain Washington Street Union Station Causeway Street J. R. Watson Wagner Bow Top KR. R Michigan Central Rt. R R. R Big Four Hartford New Haven New York Springfield NEW_ YORK LIMITED Washington St Kneeland St A. S. Ranson

Old Colony System Boston to New York and coastal routes

Timetables list weekday and Sunday departures from Park Square Kneeland Street and Boston stations for New York New Haven New London via Shore Line. Fall River Line routes to Providence and Newport. connections to Plymouth Fall River Provincetown Chatham Hyannis Nantucket and other stops. Through tickets and parlor car seats available at Old State House and Park Square. May 25 date shown with agent names.

OLD Colony System Boston Park Square New York New Haven New London Shore Air Line Winaieg Wn Fall River Providence Stonington Norwich Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Maryland Yrass River Tasca Newport Redford Plymouth Abington Duxbury New Bedford Provincetown Chatham Hyannis Woob's Hall Cottage City Nantucket Boston & Albany Marlboro Fitchburg Leominster Clinton Old State House Kneeland Street L. H. Palmer Old Strate House Geo. L. Connor E. G. Allen A.C. Kendall Pass

Insolvency notices from Massachusetts courts 1896

Several insolvency notices inform that Thomas W. Lingley of Somerville is appointed as signee and that his second creditors meeting will be held June 11 1896 in Cambridge. Other notices warn against debts transfers for Murray M Wing of Boston and announce a June 12 1896 creditors meeting and assignee selection. Additional items list Cohen and Finkelstein insolvency hearings July 10 1896 and Saggesse insolvency creditors meeting June 5 186? with assignees named.

Thomas W. Lingley Somerville Middlesex Commonwealth of Massachusetts Cambridge Charles XS Alley Suffolk Boston Murray M. Wing Court House Pemberton Square Jeremiah G. Fennessey Henry T. Allen Fitchburg Worcester John Butland Copartners H. T. Allen & Co William N. Goddard Sumner Lawrence Samuel Cohen Samuel Finkelstein Cohen & Finkelstein Aaron Slater Frank Saggesse David Renshimol

Also Mentioned on This Page

Harvard AT Krum H. BE. Pierepoint O. Longacre G. H. Carter Donald McGregor W. O. Hobby J H Prentice A. L Campbell J. H. Prentice T. Livingstop Cox H. McLoud Seer Shaup Universit OF Pennsylvania Charles Jack J. Ee J. R. Bullard A. A. Sprague Tigh Sans J.B. Moulton Linne Kinne R. M. Townsend Vv Cc Slade S. H. Perkins KE O Spellman S. Hollister L LL Tatum G. D. Marvin F D. Colsom Subs Johnson Bentley Briggs Labor Associations Bunker Hill Club Sunday Post Katherine Harvey Hattie Hauk Minnie Hilliard Robert Hopper De Wolf _ Irving Isabel Wilson Pudd’nhead Johinson Alice _ Hopper Fox Bobo Sandow Styles Stavenhagen K. Svengall Taylor Three Musketeers Walsher Wallace Ylande Walsh Blakehe Ward PF. Wheeler POST ART Department Gaddis and Wise William Smith Nathan Barnett Northampton Street Woman and Liquor Mary Winn East Street 8S. Bell Brattle Street Mt. Auburn Cemetery Fred Douglass Club Chinatown Medford Park Albion Street Railroads Boston & Maine, A City Ticket Office Western & Eastern Wells D. J. Flanders Fitchburg Railroad Hoosac Tunnel Keene, Bellows Falls Rutland Whitehall Port Edward Glens Falls Plattsburg Adirondacks St. Albans Malone Ogdensburg Ottawa Vermont Canada New York, New Haven & Hartford RR Kneeland Street Station Commonwealth OF Massachusetts Allison Edward G. Tobin David J. Tobin Stephen J. Tobin Tobin Brothe Boston Post John W. McKim Esquire Elijah George Register Arthur W. Krey Eliah George City Hal Board of Assessors Frank A. Drew City OF Board of Aldermen Boston West Boston Journal J. M. Galvin Ward Street Ward 16 Thomas J. Kennedy Goodwin Court Boston & Albany Railroad
Search Courier

Search the Boston Post Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Boston Post?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication