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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1892
Page
1
Joseph Walsh, 15, inmate of the blind asylum on Broadway, South Boston, was yesterday afternoon struck by an express wagon on Court Street belonging to Houghton's Hudson Express Company. He suffered a slight scalp wound, dressed at Station 2, and was then taken home by a friend.
Francis J. Holland, a 25 year old college graduate, was found insane by a Superior Criminal Court jury. He was committed to Taunton insane asylum after charges of obtaining furniture valued at 576 dollars from Atkinson's on Washington and Pleasant streets. prior insanity noted.
During a heavy shower in Haverhill lightning struck the residence of George L. Emerson on Saltonstall avenue. The current ran down a chimney starting a fire damaging costly furniture. Loss by fire and water is about 2000 dollars and insured.
Alexander C. Pinkham a 16 year old newsboy attempted to board an outbound electric car on Warren street near Dale about 6 last evening. He lost his balance and fell his body rolled under the car the wheels passed over his left foot amputating his toes. He was treated by Dr Fillebrown and taken to City Hospital. Pinkham lives at 50 Sherman street.
Allan Forman, bright star of New York journalism and editor of the Journalist, is in Boston. Readers know him as the man who created a paper for newspaper men, filling a long felt want and proving he is here to stay. His welcome among Boston’s journalists was hearty and warm.
Weather forecast from Washington indicates Friday will bring cooler northwest winds to New England with partly cloudy skies and showers. Eastern New York can expect cooler west winds, some clouds, showers, and likely local thunderstorms with a cooler Saturday outlook.
Five styles of boys suits with an extra pair of pantaloons offered today and tomorrow. Each suit includes the matching extra pantaloons. Find these in the boys clothing department at Oak Hall Boston located at 32 to 44 North Street.
With warm weather near, we present extensive lines of suits for young men made from resilient fabrics. The wiry texture and finish admit coolness and easy conformation to the figure, avoiding the cling of softer wools.
In Saint-sur-Seine, four miles north of Paris, police uncovered a dynamite store and arrested five anarchists. Investigations focus on potential links to recent outrages as authorities work to establish connections.
The Ben edict and Mrs Cleveland reach Buzzards Bay aboard Benedicts yacht, with Ruth Cleveland aboard, as Gray Gables becomes their summer retreat. Neighbors welcome, household details shared, and Bourne residents marvel at the famous family summering nearby.
President Whitney failed to fulfill earlier promises in the dispute with West End Street Railway Company employees. After a two week gap, President Rattigan of the Employees Union met Whitney to press for a speedy settlement. Whitney said adjustments were ordered but time was needed to handle other road matters.
The Reading railroad plans a challenge to the Pennsylvania Railroad for the soft coal market at Buffalo and New York City. Through the Beech Creek extension and a Philadelphia and Reading agreement with the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh, Reading will compete in the Buffalo market and expects to move about 1.5 million tons of soft coal annually once the extension is done, with New York Central interest noted.
M Reymond husband of the woman who killed Mme Lassi Monne protests press criticism. He challenged journalist Carl Desporrieres for comments on his conduct. In the ensuing duel Desporrieres was seriously wounded. Others in the press say they are ready to face Reymond.
A distinguished group of British naval officers led by Vice-Admiral Sir Frederick Richards arrived in Vancouver after landing in Canada. They tour the country to gather material for a report on the Canadian Pacific railroad as England’s military highway to the Orient, with Captain Edmund Spee and Lt. Nicholson among the party.
William Hoyt age 85 a North Danville New Hampshire farmer and town leader died this morning He was born in Sandtown and lived in Danville over sixty years He served as justice of the peace and held various town offices In early life he was active in military circles He leaves three daughters and two sons A J Hoyt of Exeter and Warren Hoyt editor of the Haverhill Daily Bulletin and a state Representative
The Cambridge Citizens' Trade Association held a special meeting and banquet last evening. Mr. John C. Paige of Boston spoke on Insurance noting rates will rise due to company losses and inability to subsist at current rates. He urged stricter building ordinances and tighter fire ward compliance.
The Post provides three large swan boats today and tomorrow from 9 am to 6 pm for children under 12 with Swan Boat Coupons printed on the first page. No money is charged. the offer depends on weather and coupons printed that day. each boat carries 12 to 16 children.
Alex B. Pinkham of 21 Oak Street Somerville was struck when he slipped while trying to board a moving electric car at Dale and Warren streets last evening. He was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
In Washington on June 2 the Senate considered the bill for free coinage. Senator Stewart continued his argument in support, but after its conclusion the bill was laid over without action.
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