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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1892

Page

5

Keenan Attacks Mayor in Boston Aldermanic Session

Alderman Keenan led a heated two hour session attacking the Mayor over the loan order and park commission actions. He warned the finance committee would shape legislation, criticizing executive interference and demanding full public reading of bills and land data. The meeting also discussed Public Garden site plans and street closures for a Charlestown carnival.

Keenan Common Council Sullivan Boston East Boston Park Franklin Field City Hall Lewis Flood Leary West End

Journey to Egyposis in Atvatabar Aerial Yacht

An expedition from the Polar King travels in the goddess's Aeropher to Egyp tosis in Atvatabar. Captain Lavornal pushes two hundred mile an hour flight over mountain ranges toward the sacred palace Egyptosis as Lyone expresses delight in aerial travel.

Dess Lyone Atvatabar Pantheon Koshnili Flathootly Calnogar Lavornal

City Council Actions On Utilities and Public Works

The council passed measures enforcing 1892 coal fuel ordinances and approved funding for curb work around Paneth Street and Union Park. Preambles on higher education, cross street grade crossings in Charlestown, and Charlestown Heights park extension were sent to committees. Water department workers receive a half holiday Saturdays and a June 17 holiday, like other departments.

Paneth Waltham Union Park Charlestown Aldermanic Charlestown Heights Water Department Ashland

Motions sought on Circuit Court of Appeals mandate in trunk case

Elmer Howe counsel for Asa P Potter says a motion for a mandate from the Circuit Court of Appeals will be filed in a day or two to direct the lower court on the next course. A man using several Boston addresses swindled merchants out of 1000 with deposits and large but unhonored checks. John Regan of Fitchburg is hospitalized with a scalp wound after an alleged attack near Roxbury crossing. Sweat Shop Laws are being enforced under Chief Inspector Wade requiring licenses and location and worker counts for clothing in tenement workrooms.

Elmer Howe Asa P. Potter Circuit Court of Appeals John Regan Fitchburg Roxbury Crossing Tremont Street Wade Boston Billy Howard Street Somerville Cambridge Malden Roxbury

Sherman House Condemned for Redevelopment into Stores Offices Hotel

The inspector of buildings condemned the Sherman House. It will be torn down and a modern building erected on the site to house stores offices and a hotel.

Sherman Inspector of Buildings

Montgomery Light Guard Veterans Begin Journey Through Troy

The Montgomery Light Guard Veteran Association started for Troy yesterday and halted at Fall River for a reception, parade, and banquet. In Troy they will be welcomed by the Twenty first Separate Company National Guard of New York led by Captain Janes H. Cloyd and escorted to the Troy house.

Montgomery Light Guard Veteran Association Troy Fall River National Guard of State of New York Janes H. Cloyd Troy Ouse

Abbott Academy Alumnae Hold Second Lawn Party

In Andover the Abbott Academy lawn grounds hosted the Alumnae Association event with about 600 attendees from 2000 invitations. Retiring Principal Miss Philena McKeen, Principal-elect Miss Laura Watson, and alumnae president Miss Emily A. Means led the reception in Draper Hall.

Lawrence Abbott Academy Andover Philena McKeen Laura Watson Emily A. Means Draper Hall

Policy Runners Push Illegal Game On Boston Streetcars

An investigative report traces a growing illegal policy racket in Boston where 22 runners operate from headquarters to Somerville and Roxbury. They distribute slips on streetcars, target West End Street Railway customers, and lure workers and youth with bets, despite police warnings.

West End Street Railway Company

The Ship Compared to a Soul in a Continental Ascent

A speaker equates travel by ship with the soul, arguing the voyage transcends obstacles and edges toward the divine. The vessel seems to gain attributes of a soul as it climbs steeps, passing through pine and cedar forests and into a perilous, majestic pass.

Mystery Shopper Spotted Entering Local Shops

A policy runner visited several stores including P. F. Sullivan’s plumbing shop and J. T. Silver’s barber shop. A man at Sullivan’s door collected a bundle of slips as the visits occurred.

Tervals P. F. Sullivan J.T. Silver Sullivan

Royally Entertained by Montgomery Veterans in Far-Reaching Reception

June 13 at Faxu River a grand welcome greeted the Montgomery Veteran Association of Boston. About 500 locals joined a parade to South Park for a dress review by Mayor Coughlin and officials. A clam dinner at River View Gardens followed before Guards sailed for New York. heat caused several to faint.

Faxu River Montgomery Veteran Association of Boston I. A. Guards Robert Emmet Guards d’Honneur Knights of the Sherwood Forest John H. Leary South Park Coughlin T. F. Doherty Montgomerys River View Gardens Fall River Line New York

Promising Social Club Organized in Lrxincton

In Lrxincton on June 13 a social club was formed to serve Boston businessmen and summer residents. A committee led by R P Clapp was empowered to incorporate and buy land for a club house, with $6000 in bonds already spoken for and over a hundred charter members.

Lrxincton Boston R. P. Clapp George L. Gilmore F. O. Vaille K. M. Gilmore E. K. Houghton E. P. Bliss W. K. Shaw I. Meredith L. E. Bennick J. O. Tilton J. F. Hutchinson F. F. Sherburne T. P. Robinson W. W. Reed A. M. Redman W. E. Harmon

Donahoe's Magazine July opens with Archbishop Vaughan sketch

The issue presents a Vaughan portrait and notes the coincidence of his first London speech in the Westminster Palace Hotel, same room where Cardinal Manning spoke last. It also covers the Newton Working Boys' Home Industrial Training School, a Presidential Forecast, a Salisbury Orangemen critique, obituaries, juvenile page, and is richly illustrated.

Newton Presidentia

Storm Sweeps Cyclone Strands Aeropher Voyagers

The Aeropher battles a sudden cyclone as clouds darken the sky and a hurricane is feared. Captain Lavernal urges keeping course while passengers cling to safety amid a 500 mile wide storm with two huge wind waves and immense force. (Continued Tomorrow.)

Dante Lyone Saturn

General Collins Reports Irish Party Union Efforts

General Collins, returned from Europe, says a London conference aimed to unite the Irish Parliamentary party under one leader. He notes good discussions, minimized campaign asperities, and hope for genuine unity, while warning presses greatly exaggerate trouble on the other side.

General Collins Europe New York Ames Irish Parliamentary Party London Alt Ireland

Dead Man Seeks Blame Shifting in City Rail Fatalities

Justice Forsaith rules nine year old Frederick Beck’s death near Globe Theatre not the motorman’s fault. John Ryan’s death on March 17 at Winthrop’s Bos ton, Revere Beach and Lynn railroad is blamed on Ryan and companions for failing to heed trains. A cross at Cottage Farm station sees Conductor Charles Coyle killed by a falling post after exposing his head from a gravel train.

Frederick Beck Justice Forsaith Globe Theatre Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Winthrop Ryan Charles Coyle Coyle Boston & Albany Cottage Farm Station

Also Mentioned on This Page

Alderman Keenan Just Park Commissioners Barry City Council Money Matters Naval Brigade United States Squadron of Evolution Mt. Washington Carnival Association of South Boston North End Harrison Avenue Reed, Hunneman and Horndike Committee On Bunker Hill Chelsea City Square Park, Common Adams Chestnut Streets Monument Square Warren Street Thompson Square Main Street Harvard Washington Union Main Streets Bridge Elm High Streets Chestnut Street Hibernian Rifles Earth William R. Bradshaw Post J. F. Douthitt Fifth Avenue North Pole Arctic Charles H. Graves Temple Street Columbus Avenue Chardon Street Joy Street International Trust Company Gravesaving Sherman House Abbott Academy Alumnae East Cambridge Scollay Square Adams Square Billy’s Lowell Brighton Third Street Heaven Montgomery Guards Donahoe's Magazine California Blanchard & Farrar Faucull Mell Sa P. A. Collins Irish Forces Collins Harvard College John Stetson Henry E. Dixby Iolanthe Rand Es Museum BR. M. Bield Abbott & Teal Comedy Company Little Tippett Rama Tremont Theatre Abbey & Schoeffel Maid Salem Pauline Hall Columbia Theatre, Rich, Harris & Frohman Edward Harrigan Matt Hanley Reilly THE 400 Mystic Park Medford Mass Boston & Lowell Depot Mystic Park Station Scoliag Sq HE Willis Boston Baseball Grounds Cincinnate Geo. B. Appleton 4 Co Washington St Connelly Adams House Mr.t. Adamowski Tremont Row Austin & Stone’s Museum Isuney Austin WM. Austin GEO, Milbank Col. Austin America KOODA Quaker City John J. Burke Emmett O'Brien Jennings and Dillons Dalton WA High School George Fletcher Aarons Gallagher Arnold Richards Grace Forerest George Wilson Marel Evel WM. McCart Minnie Killiston Colossal Specialty Alliance New Idea Peggy Pryde Tremont and Chandler Sts Charles H. Thayer Paige
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