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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1894
Page
1
Massachusetts Clothing Co presents Blue Serge and Black Serge suits at deep discounts. Blue Serge sold elsewhere for 25 dollars now 15. Black Serge 12.97 from 20. Includes white vests. comfort and coolness emphasized. Money back guarantee. Located 96 Hanover Street Boston Mass.
The annual reunion of the Woman's Relief Corps department of Massachusetts G A R drew 1000 delegates from 145 corps 50 G A R posts and 20 Sons of Veterans camps to Bass Point Nahant yesterday. Officers including George W Creasey G W Goodale E W Hall and adjutant general H Q O Moore attended with speeches by Adjutant Meech and others.
A verdict for the defendant was rendered today in the libel suit of Judge Charles G. Davis of Plymouth against Rev. J. S. Gledhill pastor of the Universalist Church.
At Massachusetts Hall 275 attendees heard President Eliot praise the Governor of the Commonwealth’s veto of the Bell Telephone bill. Senator Lodge, Lt. Governor Wolcott, and others reflected on Harvard influence in public life with humor and remarks on equality of opportunity.
During a Phi Beta Kappa event Senator Lodge faced an unfriendly reception as honorary member vote sparked dispute. Some members objected to the orator of the day becoming an honorary member amid a heated ballot and party factional tensions.
J C Snow and local citizens organize the West Side Street Railway Company to build a five mile electric line from Battles Street through Warren Avenue Keith Avenue Main Street and Pleasant Street to Main Street and East Market Street with a Pleasant Street branch to the post office. Capital stock $50 000 and a provisional board of directors is named.
A west bound freight derailed nine loaded coal cars onto the Church street yard, crushing H. W. Crowell’s grain mill and elevator. The structure collapsed outward, scattering wreckage and injuring no one, with coal and car debris reaching the basement.
Rear Admiral William Greenville Temple United States Navy retired died this evening in Washington from apoplexy at age seventy.
The Chelsea Fourth of July committee presents the Academy of Music program for children. Acts include piano solo by Grace Daly, Highland fling by Mamie Moore, aerial duet by Thompson and Ferguson, song and dance by Blanche Gibbs, readings by Musette Gibbs, and a variety of dances and sketches with Dudley Prescott and others.
Panama, June 28 new company formed with 60 000 000 francs capital to continue completion of the canal project.
75 cts White Duck Yachting Trousers offered with mail or express sample for $1.00 including 25¢ postage. Also White Duck Tennis Trousers in various sizes, White Cork Helmets Yachting Suits Shoes Belts Flags Bunting and more from G. W. Simmons & Co at 32 to 44 North St Oak Hall Boston.
The 6:13 pm accommodation train hit five Italian laborers at Woodmont. Two were killed instantly, one may die, and two escaped. The injured man, Michael Angelio of 102 West Twenty-first Street New York, is hospitalized and cannot speak English. cause of the accident is under investigation.
A deadly June tornadoes battered Sleepy Eye and Windom near Litchfield, killing two and injuring several with farmhouses lost and fires started. Another twister northwest of Glencor injured many and destroyed property. Miss Jennie Lindstrom of St Paul and Mrs John Sanders among the dead, with more possible fatalities.
Paris reports President Casimir Perier accepted Premier Dupuy’s resignation and cabinet resignations. Dupuy will speak at Carnot’s Pantheon funeral. Perier asks Deputy Auguste Bordeau, a close ally, to form a new government while honoring Carnot’s memory.
Patrick A. Goode aged 25, a laborer for A. T. Roberts, fell two stories at a Harrison avenue construction site. He was taken to Emergency Hospital with internal injuries.
Peter Kimball of Cohasset was thrown to the ground while boarding an electric car on Tremont street. He suffered a broken elbow and severe scalp wound and was taken to the Emergency Hospital for treatment.
CHICAGO JUNE 28 The Pullman strike expands to most western railways. About 40 000 workers walk out threatening to paralyze major lines west of Chicago. Government steps in to protect mail service on the Santa Fe. East roads warned, with St. Louis and Chicago links targeted for shutdown.
Forecast issued from Washington on June 28 8 p m. calls for Maine to have generally fair conditions with northeast winds. For New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut and eastern New York expect fair weather slightly cooler with stationary temperatures near Block Island and Nantucket and winds turning northeast toward the coast.
John Hanley aged 20 living at 662 Parker street was arrested by a Station 4 officer for larceny of a $10 clock. He possessed shell, table and dice for a shell game and has prior arrests. his rogues gallery photo is on file.
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