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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1894
Page
1
The Canadian Wheelmen stage a long distance relay from Sarnia to Montreal with Canada Century Road Club and the Toronto Mail organizing. Cycling experts from across the Dominion participate as organizers promise value and customer service with money back guarantees.
John H Daly of 7 Fellows Court Roxbury was beaten by three men yesterday afternoon in Roxbury. He was hospitalized with severe head injuries and brain injury suspected. No arrests have been made.
Boston area shoppers are urged to visit MY CLOTHIER'S for light summer suits in single and double breasted styles with Scotch checks and stylish patterns. The store touts cooling fabrics and a popular $2.50 white vest sale offered at 87 cents, with a money back guarantee.
Mrs. Frank Pratt of 44 Billerica Street West End left her 3 year old son briefly alone in a first floor room. Patrolman Ryan found a fire at 4 40 and District Chief Cheswell and Captain Quigley entered the apartment. The child died at Massachusetts General Hospital at 8 that evening from severe burns. The home owned by Henry Levi sustained no damage.
Diago La Donna was yesterday held in 3000 by Judge Forsaith in Municipal Criminal Court for the July grand jury on charges of assault and battery with intent to kill. The incident occurred Wednesday night at the North End against Fortunate Amante. The evidence cited was the story reported in yesterday’s papers. The defendant was without counsel.
Massachusetts Senate faced a failed roll-call on a 30 million Bell Telephone Company measure as Democratic senators refused to record votes. Senators Fitzgerald Cronan Durant Kittredge Milton Shaw and others pressed for a recorded vote while others stayed seated amid criticism from allies and opponents.
London June 1900 John Duke Coleridge lord chief justice since 1880 died at 8 50 pm His father was a judge and his uncle the poet He served in Gladstone's ministry and presided over the Tranby Croft baccarat trial The Lady Coleridge known for her social ostracism and divorce circumstances sparked public commentary The biographical note highlights his interest in literature politics music art rhetoric and religion.
Judge Barker of the Supreme Court voids the Middlesex county plan to move Elm street and Hancock street across Elm avenue. The ruling cites lack of town consent to take part of the historic Common. Elm avenue has long served as a public thoroughfare, with land taken from the Common and the old Congregational Society.
Indignation grips East Weymouth as M C Dizer & Co replaces thirty six union lasters with Italian workers from New York. The Lasters' Protective Union plans a meeting at the Opera House to push for locals preference. George Cudworth, a union member, is buried amid the dispute.
A lamp dropped by Mrs. J L Gunnison of Gloucester ignited her clothes in a fourth floor room of the Old Men's Home sanitarium at 786 Tremont street. Firefighters quickly subdued the flames after Motorman Robert Roberts alerted residents and an ambulance carted the body to the morgue. Damages affected the fourth floor and lower rooms with no exterior damage.
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