06 Jun 1893
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1893
Page
1
Reports from multiple Asiatic Turkish cities indicate a widening cholera outbreak. Lower Tigris and Shattel- Arab regions report thousands dying as villages are deserted. Fleeing residents abandon sick and dead, spreading the epidemic to neighboring towns. Bassora reports about 70,000 people have fled the province.
Forecast issued for Tuesday calls for Maine showers and cooler conditions in the west with fair weather in the east, winds from the south to the west. New Hampshire and Vermont expect showers and cooler air with south to west winds. Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut will have showers and cooler temperatures, except southeastern Massachusetts with west winds. Eastern New York also sees showers and cooler weather with south to west winds.
The 1889 vintage of G. Hi, Munim & Co. extra dry draws notable notice for its natural dryness purity and overall quality among connoisseurs and distributors.
Indications rise of an extra session to repeal the silver bill with President Cleveland having canvassed lawmakers. A majority of Congress is reportedly in favor of abolition, with Senators West of Missouri and Jones of Nevada backing repeal. The country may face prompt action on the financial issue.
During an electric storm near Swetzer station the house of farmer James Redding was struck. Seventeen people were inside. James Redding Alexander Barbour and Mrs. John Lymer died. Mrs. Joseph Barbour was fatally injured. the other thirteen occupants suffered shocks.
The Chicago Sub-Treasury drew on its gold reserve to meet East to Europe shipments. A first $1,000,000 consign ment has been despatched. Over $7,000,000 remains in government funds, with banks continuing to deposit gold in exchange for currency as currency stock for safekeeping nears exhaustion.
Tension rises among Castle Island refreshment stand owners as a noted Italian fruit dealer operates under another permit. He undercuts prices and faces opposition from fellow vendors who vow to challenge him. The booth is reportedly linked to a G. A. R. veteran, raising questions about privilege rules.
Correiro pleads not guilty to homicide in Fall River case. He is held without bail until June 15 as police recover soaked shoes linked to the Bertha Man murder. Officers, including Borden-case veterans, pursue watch and purse leads near Jacinto Muniz’s area.
The twelve jurors are chosen for Lizzie Borden's murder trial in New Bedford. Lizzie appears in court at 11 AM dressed in black, with reporters and legal figures filling the room as crowds observe. The scene features defense and prosecution teams, various attorneys, clergymen, and press from New York.
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