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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1894
Page
1
Ohio Republicans gather in Columbus for a convention as off year elections only elect state officers. The campaign aims to replicate last year’s victory amid vigorous rhetoric and pledges of improved attire as a metaphor for party renewal. The note claims suits are showcased with a money back guarantee.
A dealer announces a wholesale sale of trunks in 1894. All trunks are their own make and priced about 35 percent below competitors. The offer includes gentlemen’s club bags dress suit cases and ladies alligator and grain oxfords from leading makers at low prices.
Tremont Theatre behind the scenes clash over money halted salaries for John Mason and Marion Manola. Tomorrows Patience features Camille D Arville as prima donna with one day of rehearsal.
Three Watertown youths aged 11 to 12 were found unconscious after roaming a Riverside place swamp. Doctors linked the illness to swamp parsnip ingestion, with two or three others also affected, one regaining some consciousness by midnight but several in grave danger.
Over 100000 sold the full set 1 to 14 is ready Use the Complete Set Coupon on Page 2 Save you bother Complete sets of World's Fair Midway Types and Around the World Portfolios also obtainable with the Complete Set Coupon.
Norris W Buckley reported a theft at the Hotel Royal on Court street where $30 vanished from his clothing. He accuses Patrick J Sullivan, 28, of the larceny and Sullivan is under arrest at station 3% for questioning.
Mrs Mary H Hunt of Dorchester pushed a New Jersey bill tied to the book trust and a World notice. The measure, passed in Trenton after a rapid lobby effort, would replace hygiene texts to favor publishers allied with the School Book Trust, with costs rumored around 365000 to over a third of a million dollars.
The Lovell Diamond Frame is advertised as unbreakable with thousands in use and no broken frames. The ad urges buyers to obtain the 94 catalogue and have a mechanic inspect the wheel before purchase and promises a warranty if bought on recommendation over any other wheel.
An impartial canvass shows that The Post dominates local readership on Boston streetcars. It also surveys suburban and country sales across ten morning rail lines, sampling ten trains per line between 6 30 and 9 30 a m to gauge distribution.
John J Douglass, T F Cahill and J A Frazier sworn to statements listing trains 1 2 3 4 6 6 7 89 10 and part of 7 with Suffolk and Boston dates, before Justice Beal.
A Boston woman and a New Jersey lobby clash over a proposed schoolbook law tied to alcohol and narcotics education. Critics allege the plan pressures adoption of books from the “book trust” with endorsements by Mrs. Hunt and others. Publishers deny improper influence and say no payments are involved while contests over endorsements continue.
A gang burgled the Norfolk brewery owners' home on Centre street in Roxbury, stealing wine. Six suspects William Sculley Dennis Walls James Cheever Alfred Cutter Richard Norton James Ryan were arrested after a long pursuit near Cedar and Linwood streets. Officer Nickerson, Mr Dowd, and Officer Cassidy captured four, with Dowd felling one. two escaped. Arraignment before Judge Bolster set for Roxbury court.
Officers of Division 14 arrested twelve men last night for walking on the Boston and Albany railroad tracks at Brighton. Several detainees were described as tramps, and the group was taken into custody for trespass on railway property.
John Delory of 386 Bennington Street East Boston reported to Station 7 last night that thieves entered his house during the morning and took 10 dollars in cash and a silver watch.
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