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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1895
Page
2
In Rome the Chamber of Deputies roared during the address debate when a Radical deputy urged amnesty for political offenders. Signor Crispi warned the king’s mercy should reach peasants but not revolt leaders, drawing vigorous applause from the majority.
Crispi’s remarks were interrupted by Radical outbursts prompting a violent exchange of invectives. Deputies gathered in the center, a struggle broke out, the sitting suspended, galleries cleared, and order restored after fifteen minutes. The king's speech address passed by a large majority.
About 300 delegates attended the twenty seventh annual American Society of Engineers convention in this city. Morning papers by FitzGerald Smith Brackett Sherman Odell and others discussed water temperatures discharge formulas and sewer systems. President Morrison delivered the annual address in the evening after a suburban tour.
In East Cambridge the Middlesex Superior Criminal Court sentenced Daniel J. Haggerty and Patrick Powers of Somerville to three years in State prison for robbery. John W. Snow received a reformatory sentence for breaking and entering, James Mc Cleran alias Kelley got two years and six months in the House of Correction, and Burton C. Stephenson was sentenced to eighteen months in the House of Correction for breaking and entering.
Gloucester police report the arrest of Jessiea Carter Hib bert Carter James A Qushing and George McIIn tosh after an attack on Margaret De Coste in an alley off Main street Monday night. The case is under investigation and the suspects were taken into custody this evening.
John R. B. Goodell of Westbrook Maine attempted death by taking a large dose of insect poison this afternoon. He is despondent but may recover. Local doctors report his condition is serious but not hopeless.
Frederic Gammon died this morning in Oxford Missouri from Brights disease at age 67. He was a well to do farmer.
June 10 report from the city page recounts President Cleveland and Dr. Bryant attempting a difficult task and disappearing until evening. The Fee Stead appears entangled in a pleaded parity.
The Army of the Potomac reunion closed with a 300 attendee banquet at the Pequot House New London Connecticut. Toasts honored the President United States Senator Hawley Senator Platt and General Gibbon among others. A Groton monument illumination and harbor excursion capped the day.
Forecast for Thursday calls for Maine increasing cloudiness with southerly winds. New Hampshire and Vermont expect more clouds and possible afternoon showers with west to southwest winds. Massachusetts sees rising clouds with showers in the west, cooler conditions there, and winds shifting from southerly to westerly. Rhode Island should also have increasing cloudiness with easterly winds.
In New York on June 19 a jury finds William Caesar, a West Indian man, guilty of the murder of his common law wife Mary Martin on March 29. The verdict declares murder in the first degree.
Charles H. Smith aged 24 residing at 28 Chambers Street and William Sheehan aged 28 of 12 Bulfinch Street file a residence dispute. The case centers on proof of address and eligibility for a civil matter in question.
Metropolitan Telephone Company reports to police commissioners that ex mayor Matthews of Boston was wrongly charged by Policeman Penny for using a telephone at Forty second street. The company confirms the charge was proper and that Matthews used its line to Boston. communication filed.
Mrs. Ada B H Tanner of Newtonville told a Post reporter she tried to shoot Ernest D. Blackwell at 9 Albemarle Boston after learning of his relation with her 18-year-old daughter Ada. Tanner was disarmed and bailed. Blackwell and the girl face lewd conduct charges with bonds set. Blackwell, a Bourne, Massachusetts carpenter, and Miss Tanner were detained as authorities pursue a June Municipal Court hearing.
Providence June 19 Weybosset Riverside Saxon and Manton mills in Olneyville resumed in full. Saxon weavers entered the mill while barred from weaving by the superintendent. Those needed were set to work while others were turned away. The strike at Fletcher's and the Atlantic delaine continues.
The Stamford versus Hefineber suit for $12,000 damages from a year old collision opened in U S District Court. Counsel for Hefineber are Bordman Hall and Lewis Dabney. Stamford is represented by Carver and Blodgett. Stamford officers testified. Captain Connors of the Henneker testified as the court adjourned until Friday.
A fire at Isaac Harte's crockery store at 294 Broadway Chelsea yesterday evening caused $35 to Harte and $16 to James Green, owner of the building. Origin cited as spontaneous combustion in a pile of oil rags.
T. P. Cahill of Lawrence spoke to the Hamilton Mills strikers this morning. In the afternoon a Textile Workers' Union branch organized with strong early membership in Amesbury.
Scientists with the United States Fish Commission at Wood's Hall are hatching and planting lobsters. Nearly 100000 lobsters are expected this season and since New Year's over 60000 have been planted.
June 19 Washington reports First Assistant Postmaster General Jones completed the readjustment of postmasters salaries nationwide to take effect July 1. Changes include Massachusetts towns namely at ington Auburndale Campello Norwood Webster Westboro shifting to second class and New Hampshire Concord salary raised to 3100 dollars.
The first fall campaign caucus of the People's party was held in Brockton with A W Custance as chair and J W Skinner as secretary. Delegates chosen to attend the state convention in Boston on July 17 include E Gerry Brown A W Skinner A Dakin Michael Moran A W Custance Neil Currie and Charles H Nasox.
Lagrange street station officers raided 11 Harrison avenue seizing a fan tan layout 108 Chinese cards and 118 counters. Ten Chinamen were arrested on the charge of presence where gaming implements were found.
Gloucester confirms a local graduation as Seems Stoorene ee graduates in City afernoca before an audience, with an actoan ates Bilas Tahea listed in the sparse OCR text.
The Kaiser and imperial family arrived at Dammthor station at 4 15 am with a large retinue including Count Eulenburg and Baron von Lyncker. Kings of Saxony and Württemberg and other rulers joined crowds in Hamburg as warships were viewed. A banquet followed at the Rathaus as the burgomaster praised the Emperor and the canal project amid ceremonial momenta.
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