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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1895
Page
8
The Beverly board voted to purchase a steam fire engine of not less than 700 gallons capacity for at least 4800 dollars, to be assessed on polls and estates for the current year. The meeting also adjourned for two weeks as petitions were considered and plans for Fourth of July celebrations were announced.
In St Petersburg the Czar said he was displeased by the unworthy conduct of Parisian crowds during the French fleet's Kiel visit. He noted the restraint of the French squadron aligned with President Faure and Foreign Minister Manotaux. He praised Emperor William's peaceful speech.
The whaleback steamer Christopher Columbus returning from Milwaukee suffered a serious machinery accident off Waukegan. An explosion and fire followed, leaving several injured including Albert McConkey, who is expected to die, along with firemen James Springs and John Hopp and coal passer Steil who were scalded and may die.
A splendid dinner in Rome at the American College celebrated Cardinal Gibbons with sixty covers. Attendees included Cardinal Vannutelli Bishop of Frascati Cardinal Aloisi Masella and Cardinal Galimberti plus many Italian and foreign notables.
Winthrop Me June 23 Mrs Hayhes was arrested this week for pointing a toy revolver at Hiram Rockwood after he forbade her harvesting on land of disputed ownership. She is on bonds and plans to fight the case in court. She is the daughter of the late Elisha Case whose death drew much newspaper comment.
A man identified as B. C. Hicks was arrested at Biddeford station on June 23 on charges of passing forged checks at local merchants. He refused to provide any information about his identity.
The Wolf Tone Association observed the anniversary of Tone's birth with a large turnout from Boston Waltham Lowell and other places.
Buzzard s Bay June 23 President Cleveland stayed at Gray Gables for his first Sunday visit of the season taking occasional strolls about the residence and nearby grounds.
Emperor William arrived in San Francisco aboard the American cruiser San Fran for a cordial naval visit. the trip marks a notable engagement as currents of diplomacy taper between Germany and the United States.
At 10 36 this morning Angus D Gilbert will be brought before the Superior Criminal Court to answer for the murder of 8 year old Alice Sterling of Savin Hill Dorchester on April 10 last. The case rests on clues and the subsequent discovery and arrest of Gilbert as reported by a Post reporter. Mrs Tupper of the Hotel Savin near Auckland Street and Savin Hill avenue saw Alice and the man described by Miss Reid going up the avenue in the direction of the hills.
Angus Gilbert, held on a brutal murder and attempted assault of little Alice Sterling, faces trial with Knowlton AG and Sughrue for the government. Judges Dunbar and Sheldon preside while Doherty and Leach represent the prisoner. New evidence places the crime within a narrow window Wednesday afternoon, with Gilbert’s alibis checked against pool hall and Boston trips.
Fletcher Harper Jones, nephew of Miser Henry murdered on June 14 in New York, is traced to Priory Farm in Dutchess County. He recalls a trunk of gold and papers in the closet, details his recent movements, and questions the motive and perpetrator while police hunt for the killer and determine when and how the crime occurred.
The International Biennial Temperance Conference opens tomorrow with the Independent Order of Good Templars banners over the city. Some six hundred thousand people from diverse races, creeds, and nations will attend as delegates from the United States, Canada, England, Scotland, Ireland, and many more, uniting under a shared cause. The order, founded in 1850 51 by Rev J E N Backus, now spans the globe with twenty language ritual scripts and a juvenile arm of over 200,000 workers, reflecting a long evolving American to universal mission.
A sales promotion opens today offering deep discounts on men’s suits, pants, and caps plus women’s fashion items at the “YANKEE” on 50M Street. The event lists hundreds of items with marked down prices, including suits, coats, hats, shirts, and children's wear. Detailing tours note long runs across many cities with emphasis on Boston’s Great Templars event nearby in Asylum Hall and related venues.
Brockton June 23 Arthur A Albee now in Plymouth is charged with the April 1892 murder of Collins Leaman in the city. He will be arraigned early tomorrow morning with the aim of avoiding a crowd. William H Oborne of East Bridgewater, formerly a sion commissioner, is to defend Albee as senior counsel.
Berlin June 23 reports say Paris papers claim a Russo French convention has been concluded to deter German attack on France by promising 300000 Russian troops to the frontier. In return Austria or Germany would face Russian intervention if Russia is attacked. Officials express incredulity at the alleged agreement.
The Marlboro executive committee outlines July fourth activities from 5 a.m. to 6 p.m. including a parade of dignitaries, a grand march, brass band concert, a patriotic address by Hon. J W Corcoran, yacht and rowing races, baseball, bicycle and children's events, athletic contests, firemen’s muster, day fireworks and a pyrotechnic display at Lake Williams Park.
Gloucester June 23 report says the Portland fish schooner Mystic Tie ran ashore on Pavilion Beach while entering the harbor. She must discharge cargo before refloating. Local harbor authorities will oversee unloading and salvage procedures.
A Judge remarks on satisfaction with a fiddle and a wall planner as a banjo and child outshine rivals. A Foreign Tourist questions unused marshes while a Citizen notes the town is split between filling or draining, with Republicans and Democrats aligned to each option.
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