30 Jun 1890
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1890
Page
1
A heated exchange cites parental blame for poor education and health as a summer health warning. The piece promotes Dr Hand's Remedies for Children, claim ing they prevent child illnesses and save lives, with Mrs Nearpass praising Colic Cure and urging purchases at apothecaries.
The London Chronicle notes a ministry recast is not distant. It expects W H Smith to gain a peerage, Gorst to replace Balfour as Chief Secretary for Ireland, Hartington to become Prime Minister, Salisbury to head Foreign Affairs, Henry James to be Home Secretary, and Randolph Churchill possibly to receive a portfolio.
A London June 29 report describes a Crystal Palace Unionist demonstration with a minister banquet where Mr Balfour warned that Gladstonian obstruction would derail temperance reform for twenty years. Sir William Vernon Harcourt is cited on endowing publicans. Parnell, aged forty four, attended a National Liberal Club banquet with Mr McCarthy presiding. Parnell praised McCarthy and blamed the Irish members for government disarray, asserting Ireland’s future under Gladstone.
London June 29. Mr Ledger editor of the Era hosted a princely dinner for Daly's theatrical company attended by Irving the Kendals Willard Grossmith Agnes Huntington Bancroft and Mrs Keely. Mme Patti gave a concert at Albert Hall with the Lotus Glee Club and her voice was restored.
A Madrid despatch says cholera is increasing at Gandia Enero Sueca and nearby villages while the epidemic has declined in the first village hit. Valencia prefect heads to Gandia to aid doctors as eight deaths occur in the province on Saturday. Public health reportedly holds in other parts of Spain.
The Brussels Times correspondent reports that at the last moment the Dutch plenipotentiary repudiated his prior adhesion to the anti slavery convention clause on Congo State import duties, casting the whole matter back into doubt.
Sr Peterspura reports on June 29 that Russian papers urge a treaty of alliance with France as a counterweight to a supposed England Germany defensive pact, while others back a tacit Russia France alignment. no official support for the latter. Paris sources note Brazilian legation says France recognition would only resume frontier talks on French Guiana from 1880 or submit the issue to arbitration if needed.
Paris June 29 A letter from M Rouvier Minister of Finance to M Christophle governor of Credit Foncier is published He reaffirms belief in the soundness of the Credit Foncier while urging caution in advancing funds The charges against M Christophle are ignored in the letter.
A French and Spanish Bourbon banquet at the Continental Hotel aimed to revive the Carlist cause. Prince Valeri predicted Don Carlos would soon ascend to the Spanish throne asserting his superior right over the Count of Paris for the French throne. The gathering was large but failed to generate broad impact as Carliste confidence grew on Prince Al-.
Doctors say Phonse is suffering from hydrocephalus and believe he will live only a short time. The medical outlook is cautious, with the prognosis indicating limited remaining days.
Paris on June 29 M Renan delivered an oration at the ceremony to move the ashes of Polish poet Mickiewicz from Montmorency to Cracow. Prince Czartoryski and other eminent Poles attended the event as the Austrian government demanded copies of speeches for prior review three days before the reinterment.
Ministers Zevell and Bar bey unveiled a Joan of Arc statue in Nancy. The ceremonies were impressive and the town was handsomely decorated. Following the unveiling, numerous banquets occurred across the town with thirty descendants of Joan of Arc's brothers in attendance.
Paris dispatches state that negotiations between Lieutenant Wyse, the liquidator’s representative, and the Colombian government for an extension of the Panama Canal concession and canal resumption have collapsed, ending bondholders' hopes.
June 29 Frankfurt. Herr Miquel, newly appointed Minister of Finance, in a farewell speech to the city spoke of clashing interests and a coming conflict. He vowed to carry out the task manfully, trusting the Emperor and advancing social reconciliation. He urged a more equal distribution of the financial burden and predicted Berlin gaining more sway in German trade while Frankfurt should foster new industries and technical education.
In June 29 in Beruma the Reichstag members hosted a banquet for Major Wissmann. Minister Von Boetticher toasted the Emperor. Von Levetzow honored Wissmann and officers. Wissmann spoke of continued work and seeking support. Dr Windthorst praised Wissmann as an honor to Germany and its prestige, with a brilliant Freisinnige reception afterward.
June 29 report from Lonpox states Major Panitza was executed for conspiracy to overthrow the government. He confessed to the chaplain, saluted officers, and cried Long liveBulgar ia before being bound to a tree. Four regiments formed a hollow square as twenty one bullets ended his life. Ferdinand signed the death warrant aboard a vessel en route to Vienna amid European press criticism.
The Official Gazette of Mexico declares the bank concession to Alexander De Gessler annulled for non start of operations within the fixed period. Two hundred thousand dollars was forfeited and paid into the National Pawn Institution by the deposited national bank. Reports of Diaz vetoing a Tia Juana lottery bill are false. The government never agreed to entertain the plan.
Havana reports that on July 5 and 6 the duty of 225 per bag or barrel on so called Spanish flour will be removed and a 25 percent surcharge imposed on American flour. The new duty rises to 586 per bag or barrel, affecting imports of flour shipped to Santander and then Cuba. The shift undermines Spain’s flour advantage and may prompt reliance on mixed American flour to produce satisfactory bread.
In Hanover on June 29 the riflemen’s honor event produced several New York winners among the competitors. Details on the results note successful shooters from New York, highlighting their performances in this formal gathering.
In Germany, at the rifle target Hanover Walther won first prize while Zimmermann took second. At the hunting target Stein captured first. Zimmermann and Stein earned stars, and a group including Jaus Busse Walther Zimmermann Simon Sieburg Stein and Schroeder won cups.
Rumors say after Cortes closure the Conservatives may form government in Spain. Herr Krauel moves to Buenos Ayres as Germany's resident minister. Dr Kuiper to succeed him in Colonial Department. Mexico City reports floods kept water out while Chiapas rubber planting shows promise. In St Petersburg the Czar and family tour the Finnish Archipelago. New laws mint silver tokens worth 6 million roubles and impose a 40 copeks per pood sugar tax. Prins Frederick collision yields 1,000,000 guilders in cargo claims. At Somerset sale Gainsborough portrait sold for 4200 guineas. Paul Potter Dairy Farm 5800 guineas. Massawa despatch notes Italian allies defeating 1,000 dervishes with 150 killed. Empress Frederick arrives at Windsor. Queen greets. Germany drops indemnity claim over Neera. England compensates Konigsberg. Paris council allocates 15,000 francs for Bastille Day. Alsace Lorraine travel notes require passports. Rhein area explosion at Mannheim kills and wounds many. nitric acid works destroyed.
Heat wave causes a string of prostrations and fatalities from St Louis to Cincinnati and Burlington. Twelve deaths reported in one city with hundreds affected. Prostrations numbers reach thirty-one in one day, with multiple fatalities. Stage manager W O Collins collapses backstage in Burlington.
The Louisiana State lottery accepts increasing annual payment to 1,250,000 dollars, likely passing both houses. In Baton Rouge District Court, St Armant of Ascension parish faces bribery charges of 16,000 dollars from the lottery company, with no state witnesses. A legislative probe into St Armant and Judge Strickland for pressuring legislators over the lottery is proposed.
Wasui Inchon June 29 naval orders list Lieutenant J D J Kelly ordered as executive of the Yantic starting July 1 Ensign Frank W Kellogg detached from the Bureau of Equipment and Recruiting and assigned to the coast survey duty
Santa Rosa California felt three distinct shocks at 7 26 this morning. The earthquakes were severe enough to awaken residents as the tremors moved from north to south.
New York reports the American Export and Trading Company has completed several large transactions tied to its Spanish American business. The deal enables the firm to become a regular dividend payer, with semi annual dividends of 6 percent projected to begin around September 1.
Exrtst New Hampshire June 29 General Gilman Marston was stricken with apoplexy this morning. He remains unconscious and critically ill.
An accident to the steam cylinder of the Stonington line steamer Connecticut disabled the vessel on the Sound route from Providence to New York. One hundred passengers and baggage were transferred to the Fall River steamer Providence and brought to New York, with the Connecticut towed by City of Fall River. Mellin's Food is endorsed for its noted health benefits for infants.
In Colorado Springs on June 29 a carriage crossing the Midland track at Ute Pass was struck by a Midland excursion train. Mrs Cosgrove of Chicago was killed instantly, Mrs Wolf of Newark died two hours later, Mrs Gill of Chicago suffered both legs broken, and Mrs Wilson of Chicago was severely bruised. The driver and a young man escaped. The ladies belonged to the Travelers Protective Association tour.
Detroit June 29 Fourth of July orators nationwide are urged by prominent figures including Dr William Seward Webb Chauncey Depew Governor Buckner and Judge Deming to follow California and advocate funding for a Sons of the American Revolution testimonial to France. The committee asks all speakers to give this cause prominence in their speeches.
An armed white posse drives into Amir to suppress alleged black arson and uprising. George Howard is killed after refusing surrender. two other blacks, Jake Rawson and Tod Flanders, are wounded. Authorities seize eighteen to twenty double barrel guns, two Winchesters, and pistols as they order the blacks to leave town.
Washington June 29 forecast to 8 p m Monday calls for fair and warmer weather in New England and eastern New York with southerly winds. Observations from other areas note additional conditions recorded elsewhere.
On June 29 ships arriving include the Bonanza from Rio Janeiro and several barks and brigantines such as Emilia Ciamba Cadiz Itonus Pisagna Argyll from Antigua and New Bedford. Also listed are schooners P G Thompson Emma Taunton Aaron Rappord Gloucester Rightaway Hyannis Susan Steelson Orleans Mark Gray Augusta and more. A separate sail list notes steamers Hindoo Colina Bostonian Engineer Norseman Wetherby Werkendam and others sailing from various ports bound for New York Montreal Boston Liverpool and San Francisco.
A dated maritime notice enumerates vessels arriving at and sailing from New York, Liverpool, London, and other ports on June dates. It records ship names such as Umbria, City of Chester, Amaryllis, Alaska, and La Bourgogne with origins from Liverpool, Havana, Amsterdam, Bremen, and more, alongside paths to Hull, Boston, Philadelphia, and Baltimore.
This guidance advises that there is no truly cheap or middle ground in refrigerator purchases. It warns that a choice will bias toward regret and emphasizes prudent selection of the best available quality. Readers are urged to avoid dampness odor ice waste and awkward layouts while considering size and shelf arrangement.
Williams College graduation features President Carter preaching on dependence on God with Hebrews xi. 8 and the call to faith amid unknown outcomes. The sermon contrasts worldly gain with eternal purpose and quotes a Christian poet on faith and guidance. Dr A J Gordon of Boston delivers the Y M C A address.
Colby University graduates listened to President A W Small deliver a baccalaureate sermon on seek first the kingdom of God. He argued righteousness faces hostility from conventional society yet should guide economic life and future social order, contrasting historic figures and modern needs.
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