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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1892

Page

5

First Move Call to Cut Gas Prices in Massachusetts

A petition filed with the State Board of Gas and Electric Light Commissioners seeks to fix Boston Gas Light Company’s price at $1 per thousand cubic feet. The group includes customers and notable Boston hotels and firms such as Parker House, Tabern, and the Essex House among many others.

State Board of Gas and Electric Light Commissioners R. M. Morse, Jr Moody Merrill Board of Gas and Electric Light Commissioners Commonwealth of Massachusetts Boston Gas Light Company Suvenam & Mann Quincy House J. R. Wuierie & Co Parker House J.R. Wulrrie & Co Young’s Hotel Titty Haynes United States Hotel Kerrure & Pocock American House Grorce G. Harr ApAmMs House G. A G. L. Damon Thorndike Goopch Fruton & Son Broad Street Henry T. Vieth Vieth’s Ricuwoop Horse St. NicHolas Horst Killduff & Willey Baskeomm T. F. Harnan Boston Street Essex Horusr George W. Mark C. E. Oscoon & Co Boston Hoven F. L. Robins BricHam’s Hover Bush & Willey Woop Pornarp & Co Causeway Street B. C. Hiccms Cours Weet Foulmouth House C. F. Clark Washington Street B. A. Atkinson & Co George W. Low & Co Germania Hore E. L. MeeGorn Moody Hovuss George W. Moody A. O. Buxton TremrLe Hovussz H. M. Temple M. J. Wittsz E. H. Perry

Weavers Strike at Thorndike Company Mill

About seventy-five weavers at Thorndike Company's No 2 mill in Thorndike walked out after a 3 cent cut in weaving price. They argue 27 cents for 36 pick is fairer than 30 cents for 44 pick, and at a midafternoon meeting voted to stay out until they receive 30 cents again, influenced by a few leaders. officials expect a short strike.

Palmer Thorndike Company Thorndike

Girl Dies of Hydrophobia After Rabid Dog Bite

Great Barrington June 6 Emma Deland nine year old daughter of Adelbert Deland of Housatonic died Sunday from hydrophobia after a rabid dog bite three months earlier. The wound healed and was forgotten until she began convulsing at the sight of water Wednesday.

Great Barrington Emma Adelbert Deland Housatonic

Harvard Board of Overseers to Meet in Boston

Harvard College announces a special meeting of the Board of Overseers at 50 State Street Boston on Wednesday June 8 at 11 am to act on communications from the President and Fellows and to transact any other business. Secretary Alexander McKenzie Cambridge June 1 1592.

Harvard College

Roslindale Estate Public Auction Today

Clifford Devens estate sells small and medium priced house lots Monday June 13 starting at 2 pm on the land near Dudley Avenue and South Street between Central and Roslindale stations. Gilded State House dome visible from the lots. Rain or shine sale with tents flags band refreshments. Titles guaranteed by Massachusetts Title Insurance Company. Clerks in attendance. Bring your family and attend.

Clifford Devens Roslindale State House Central Station Roslindale Station Massachusetts Title Insurance Company Dudley Avenue South Street Central Boston

Gas Monopoly Debate Shapes Massachusetts Gas Bill Passage

In the House a protest against gas price hikes surfaced as Mellen's substitute allowing rival gas companies in cities of 100000 or more nearly passed. Governor Russell vetoed the trout bill, with party lines showing Republicans for and Democrats mostly against. In the Senate, Crossings on the Providence division rail line and actions on mileage tickets dominated debate and votes.

House Mellen Russell Massachusetts Worcester Bessom Lynn Boston Gas Commission Boston Company Bay State Buckley Holyoke Mayhew Tisbury Smith Gloucester Atwood Plymouth Ruggles Franklin Buck Dole Hobson Kelcher Richardson Newburyport Ackley Barrows Hewes Jewitt Lakin Leonard Lyford Meyer Powers Rugg Simonds Jennison Sprague Senate Carberry Suffolk Providence Old Colony Road Raymond Hutchinson

Florence Tragedy: Chef Cognaccio Kills Wife and Infant

In Florence on June 6 the renowned Italian chef Cognaccio strangled his German wife Marie Straussenberger and smothered their child in their Count Gerazi palace. He then killed merchant Alinari with a pistol shot and wounded himself, later imprisoned awaiting death.

Florence Cognaccio Italy Marie Straussenberger Count Gerazi Marie Alinari

Ancient and Honorable Artillery Parade Honors 254th Year

The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Massachusetts marked its 254th year with a parade and banquet. A battalion line formed on South Market Street led by the Troy Citizens' Corps and Salem Cadet Band, while officers and sergeants of infantry and artillery were named in General Order No. 1 by Captain Hichborn.

Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company Massachusetts South Market Street Troy Citizens’ Corps Salem Cadet Band C. Adams Dorchester George A. Philbrook Aueb Me George O. Noyes Boston A. M. Ferris Newton John M. Call Wollaston Winfield S. Choate Augusta J. Max Raymond George W. Wilkinson Milton H. French Roxbury Homer M. Daggett, Jr Attleoro George G. Stratton Winchester Sereant Winslow B. Lucas Waldo H. Stearns Brookline Artllery Kendall H. Damon Abijah Thompson Emery Grover Needham Pa Ig Adhaed George H. Allen George P. May Hichborn Armory Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company Edw. E. Allen John Sullivan School Street State House Russell Old South Church Faneuil Hall Brown Rhode Island Hart Commonwealth of Massachusetts The United States Postmaster Hart Thomas F. Doherty Troy George S. Merrill Samuel Hichborn Charles

New Mex ico and Arizona Admit To Statehood In Congress

The House and Senate moved to admit New Mexico and Arizona as states amid ceremonial votes. Bills passed include anti option, pedestal funding for General Sherman, and a July Fourth adjournment proposal. Prominent figures like Governor Russell and various state representatives attended ceremonies, with extensive debates on harbor and naval appropriations.

Washington House Blanchard Louisiana Senate Holman Indiana Yeas Herbert Alabama Messrs. Herbert Elliott Boutelle Bryan Nebraska W.T. Sherman Tennessee New Mexico Perkins Iowa Smith Arizona Forney Henderson Committee On Appropriations K. McMillin

Adventure of Polar King to Atvatabar Promises Grand Arrival

Lexington White leads a Polar King expedition into an interior earth realm Atvatabar where a sunlit world unveils vast cities and winged riders. The procession to the king’s palace showcases bockhockid cavalry while Flathootly’s insurance tale sparks chaos before a grand feast.

Lexington White North Pole Arctic Atvatabar Atnatabar Kioram Royal Navy

Marching in Triumph Through Kioram’s Grand Boulevard

A grand procession in Kioram stretched four miles from the harbor to the fortress. The crowd witnessed a novel sight as the escort rode on locomotives fashioned after ostrich-like machines designed by Atvatabar. Governor Ladalmir described the cavalry using these walking machines for warfare.

Pra Nototherboe Atvatabar Noth Flathootly Kioram Ladalmir

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