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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1895

Page

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Charlestown and Boston elect board of elections members

Linus E. Pearson born 1836 in Charlestown, longtime registrar of voters in Boston for 21 years and former chairman. James J. Costello appointed to the books for three years. Orge B. Billings, active Republican and military man, now colonel on Governor Greenhalge's staff. Lewis G. Farmer, a one year appointee, Roxbury native and longtime lawyer and civic leader active in city governance.

NEW Board OF Elections Linus EB. Pearson James J George B. Billings Lewis G. Farmer Linus E. Pearson Board of Elections Charlestown Fitchburg and Lowell Boston Board of Registrars of Voters of Cobb James J. Costello Eliot Mayhew Francis B. Hayes Thomas R. Sewall Young Men’s Democratic Club Orge B. Billings Chauncy Hall Boston Baseball Association First Corps of Cadets Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company Greenhalge Ward 11 Republican Committee Middlesex Club Boston Athletic Association Sons of the Revolution Roxbury Dearborn School Roxbury Latin School Dartmouth Cole A. A. Ranney George Fred Wi Fisher Hill Citizens’ Association Vial

President Cleveland Likely Arrives Thursday at Gray Gables

Secret Service officers have arrived at Buzzard's Bay and are on duty at Gray Gables. The President is expected to reach the area by Thursday morning. Private Secretary Thurber's family has begun arriving from Washington with Mrs. Thurber to follow.

Buzzard’s Bay Cleveland Secret Service Gray Gables Thurber

Attorney General Harmon Questions Silver Coinage Policy

Washington June 11 Attorney General Harmon spoke on the monetary question saying he wants the dollar to be as good as any other and questions free coinage of silver. He argued the government may redeem silver with gold to keep parity but has no obligation or ability to guarantee it and warned silver could dominate if coinage were unlimited. He supported an international conference but noted trade laws limit any such agreement on money.

Washington Harmon Nobdy

Sullivan Refused to Move for Albani’s Grocery Wagon

Sullivan, 2% years old, was shot and killed yesterday at 4 20 PM at the corner of Castle street and Shawmut avenue in a blacksmith shop owned by John Lane. Salator Albani, 28, shot Sullivan after a dispute over yard space while both men were arranging teams. Albani was captured after a failed attempt to hide at 64 Castle street. He confessed to the shooting when taken to Station 5 and denied knowledge of the affair.

Daniel F. Sullivan Melrose Street Salator Albani Oneida Street Castle Street Shawmut Avenue John Lane Driscoll and Brown Station 5 Albani Sullivan Italy Foster Draper Samuel Abner Terrance Nolan Bernard Ofski Post Duggan Martin

Osterville Mourns Lizzie Coleman Burial of Murder Victim

Lizzie Coleman is buried in Osterville as her killer Herman Ledtke is held for thirty six hours in the receiving tomb. The town observes half mast at the schoolhouse and church as mourners fill the Coleman home and the procession moves to the Baptist meeting house. The minister warns parents to beware strangers and to guard daughters against untrustworthy men.

Osterville Lizzie Coleman Little Village Herman Ledtke Izzie Coleman Osterville Village Baptist House of Worship Byron McClellan Continuen

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