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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1895
Page
2
London dispatch reports opinions from Irish leaders on Home Rule. Parnellite leaders like Redmond and Flynn defend unity and critique Liberal Unionists. Hayden and O'Brien warn against Whig drift and English influence while stressing the need for Irish independence and national government.
William Redmond and James C. Flynn discuss dangers and obstacles facing Home Rule in Ireland. They warn of Irish factionalism, potential Tory gains, gerrymandering, and discord undermining unity with Ulster opposition and British reforms shaping the political fate of Parliament.
In Chicago June 3 readers of the Times-Herald publish Mr Gladstone’s view that Ireland may gain home rule by law if the schism among British voters is resolved and that Tories may advance with his blessing. He argues British electors are bewildered by Irish strife and sees hope in American sympathy for Ireland.
Mansfield Ohio June 3 Senator Sherman responded to Hill’s attack on his Zanesville speech. He said Republicans in Ohio favor using both gold and silver at parity, coin silver at the legal ratio, and treat it as equivalent to gold in payments. He argued silver money is received at par and the policy maintains two metals at equal value despite market changes.
New York observers say McKinley gained little from his New York visit as he heads to Columbus. Among three leading potential candidates Harrison Morton and McKinley, Platt backs Morton but may influence Reed. A Portland tale claims Reed missed the Depew dinner after losing a watch at Cooper Union, then finding it in his own waistband amid reform shouters.
New York reports that Adolf Hirschkopf, who aided Prosecutor Davis and Fire Marshal Mitchell by exposing an insurance swindle gang, has disappeared and is presumed murdered. He had warned of threats after confessing to betraying gang secrets.
The whirligig of time returns to bring back rough hickory furniture once used by our grandfathers. A full line is now on sale at Paine warerooms on Canal street, promising comfort and enduring appeal.
The 257th anniversary events began with an 8 o'clock armory call and a 9ish march to the State House. Governor Greenhalge joined the procession and a church service preceded a Faneuil Hall dinner for 600 guests, including Major Williams and fascilitating toasts from officials, followed by a drum head election and a London visit plan.
The American Wringer Company at 13 and 15 Broadway extension advertises wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers. It repairs all kinds of wringers and sweepers. Orders by mail promptly attended to. Telephone Tremont 764.
The Post invites readers across Boston and New England to vote on free silver coinage. A silver question ballot is printed for mail participation with daily updates starting Saturday.
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