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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1894
Page
1
The notice advertises Bostos Tessbat's shop My Clothier's offering a summer Pant sale with trousers priced from 4.50 to 7.50, now 2.75, with money back if dissatisfied. It invites shoppers to visit anytime, promising a hearty welcome and customer satisfaction.
Dr. John F. Canning also known as J A Batley was found not guilty of alleged criminal malpractice in the death of Mrs. Mary A Wright of Newton on January 14. The Superior Criminal Court jury returned a verdict of acquittal before Judge Sheldon after a three hour deliberation, and the defendant was discharged without delay.
A 3000 person gathering in East Weymouth demanded jobs for American workers amid a Dizer & Co. factory lockout. Speakers denounced Italian and European labor replacing union workers, urging elected officials to favor citizens and end wage slavery. The meeting featured Nelson W. Gardner and Edward L. Daly who linked labor displacement to broader national policy and tariffs.
Judge McKim hears the case over Joel F. Amsden’s will with widow Mary Amsden opposing probate of the contested document. The estate totals about 100000 dollars. Contestants claim unsound mind and possible undue influence by son Henry F. Amsden. testimony continued in session.
Lawrence reports at 6 pm Thomas Edge a 48 year old married jeweler at 440 Essex street shot himself in the head. The bullet entered the lower forehead. surgeon could not locate it. The wound is not believed to be fatal. Edge, despondent from drink, has one daughter.
In Boston area news Roxbury High School graduates presented a Merchant of Venice scene performed by eight pupils. The program also included readings essays and music. Later police arrested James Bradley for breaking and entering the Bar Store Co Union Street stealing three coats with the items recovered.
Notice states Everett Mills will shut down June 29 if business does not improve, leaving 120 workers unemployed. Methuen Cotton Mills will close Saturday for four weeks to allow repairs across departments.
In Lewiston Maine Democrats meet for the state convention on the morrow. Candidates include Charles J. Johnson of Waterville John L Deering of Portland Galen C. Moses of Bath E Bird of Portland and M P Frank of Portland.
Boston Aldermen paused late night session to debate garbage disposal terms with New England Construction Company and a $1,076,000 municipal loan. The board also handled licensing protests against prize fights and discussed a three year visitors board question and related legal points.
Police trace the assassin Cesario also known as San Hieronimo from Cette to Lyons after a quarrel at a bakery. He planned the Lyons attack using a penned route for Carnot’s festivities and claimed he would show greater courage on the scaffold. He was 19, an anarchist in Cette, sober and taciturn, and left behind a box with no compromising items.
Paris reports Mme Carnot refused embalming but allowed an autopsy on her husband. The statement notes the liver wounded, dagger depth five inches, aortic vein severed, rib broken, seven inch penetration beneath the surface, with a small external cut. The President's body was coffined at eight this evening.
La France editors urge expulsion of Italian workers in Paris and Grenoble and attack Italy and ambassador Ressmann. Telegrams from Bordeaux Lyons Havre Nancy Algiers and other cities echo the sentiment. Italian workers in France fear reprisals and stay concealed as tensions rise.
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