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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1892

Page

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Woman An Wine Jealousy Turns Tragedy In Lowel

A day of tragedies reports Edward G. Drew shot his wife and then killed himself at Howe's lodging house 24 Eliot street. Mrs Clara Bergeron Drew dead, he left with a bullet through his head. Drew later died at hospitals. Joseph Morris slashed his throat in another room, two months after drinking excess. Both incidents linked to jealousy and liquor.

Edward G. Drew Joseph Morris Howe Eliot Stress Drew Noel Bergeron Allen's St. John’s Hospital City Farm Hospital Kinsman Street

The Candle Progress in Homestretch Reported

The Candle advances toward the final stretch with slow, steady progress as correspondents provide new insights into calculations. Mails show a spike in coupon submissions, reflecting public response and engagement.

Tragic Dixie Place shooting over noisy boarders

William Flannery shot Fayette Welch at Mrs Mortimer's boarding house in Dix Place after Welch abused Flannery's wife. Welch, a 58 year old actor and minstrel, lay dead from a 44 calibre bullet. Flannery claimed the shooting was not intentional while others recalled constant drunken altercations.

William S. Flannery Fayette Welch Flannery Dix Place Welch Bernard F. Kine

Sideboard Bargain in Oak Dining Room Furnishings

Money Talks. This Sideboard blends cost efficiency with quality in solid oak finishes. Priced at 28 dollars, it features three shelves, locked compartments, two closets for plate, a wide drawer for cloths, carved panels, French mirrors, brass trim, and heavy casters. Catalog request offered.

Race War Fears Grow After Memphis Deputy Shootout

Memphis Tennessee March 6 racial violence flared as three deputy sheriffs were shot by a mob of black men outside a grocery on Mississippi and Walker avenues. Officers returned fire. three wounded, one gravely. Fifteen blacks were arrested, then fourteen more later. further trouble feared if Officer Cole dies.

Memphis Tenn Will Stewart Dubose Charles Cole Robert Harold Harvey Young Stewart Calvin McDowell Mississippi and Walker Avenues Otiver Cole Cole

Weather Indications For New England And New York

Fair Monday with north winds and slightly warmer conditions in western portions. Eastern New York may see rain on Tuesday. Signals displayed at Newport Narragansett Woods Hall and Eastport for details.

Washington Jail New England New York Newport Narragansett Woods Hall Eastport

Luxury to Chicago by Wagner tourist sleeping car

Commencing Tuesday March 8 and every Tuesday thereafter the Wagner tourist sleeping car will run Boston to Chicago departing 6 45 p m from Boston. The car travels via New York Central Albany to Buffalo and Michigan Central or Lake Shore Michigan Southern on alternate trips Buffalo to Chicago. Berth price to any point between Boston and Chicago is 150 dollars with second class ticket required. For details contact J L White city ticket agent or A S Hanson general passenger agent Boston.

Boston & Albany Railroad Boston Chicago New York Central Albany Buffalo Michigan Central Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Boton J. L. White Washington Street A.S. Hanson

Old Colony Trust to Move Offices in Ames Building

The Old Colony Trust Company has leased the first floor in the Ames building, moving its transfer and trust departments to new quarters around May 1. Saved Health fame money by Dr Bull's Cough Syrup from thousands who used it.

Old Colony Trust Company Ames Banking Transfer and Trust Department

Uncle Sam Takes The Helm In Pittsburg Akron & Washington Road

Judge Smalley appointed Walter B. Ritchie of Lima as receiver for the Pittsburg Akron & Washington railroad, the Delphos to Akron line. The appointment followed a suit by plaintiffs owed for work on the road, with the company said to be more than $200,000 in debt.

Sanpusky Smalley Walter B. Ritchie Lima Pittsburg Akron & Washington Railroad Delphos Akron

Quick Trial Date Set for William Coy Murder Case

PirrsFielD March 6 Clerk of Courts Taft received a notice from the Attorney-General that the murder trial of William Coy will begin March 21. The Chief Justice’s engagements make a postponement impossible.

Pirrsfield Taft William Coy

Debate on Harrison administration hosted by two clubs

The B Y M C A Literary Society and the Boston Question Club plan a joint debate in Association Hall at Berkeley and Boylston streets tomorrow night at 8. The question asks whether the administration of President Harrison is unworthy of public confidence. Public invited.

B. Y. M. C. A. Literary Society Boston Question Club Berkeley and Boylston Streets Harrison

Appalachian Mountain Club Walk and Papers Schedule

At 3 30 p m Wednesday next the club will review Up North Tri pyramid on Snow Shoes by Isaac Y Chub buck and An Ascent of Fuji by Percival Lowell. On April 7 Fast Day the club plans a long walk over the Blue Hill range from Milton to Quincy.

Appalachian Mountain Club Isaac Y. Chubbuck Percival Lowell Blue Hill Range Milton Quincy

Vacant pulpits list Ros Lindale church in Boston

The Post reported the Episcopal Church of Our Saviour in Ros lindale as vacant. It is now learned that Rev Roland Hale has been rector there for several months.

Boston Episcopal Church of Our Saviour Roslindale Roland Hale

Salvation Oil Ad Claims Foreign Texture Cleanup

An old classifieds fragment advertises Salvation Oil with a quoted call to root out foreign textures at a price of 25 cents. The line suggests a promotional offer or slogan from a wartime or early 20th century ad. The readable text is brief and circular.

Salvation Oil

Men Arrested After Hired Car Abandoned Near Ferry

Donaldé McDonald and Thomas LeMack walked toward the North ferry when they saw an empty herdic. A man hopped on the box and drove another toward the ferry. The driver pursued them, and they were arrested in the ferry waiting area after abandoning the vehicle.

Donaldé McDonald Thomas LeMack Washington Street North Ferry

Young Boston youth faces arrest for alleged grand theft

Charles H. Clark, 15, of 582 Broadway South Boston was arrested Sunday by Division 2 police for allegedly stealing 6840 from Warren J. Ellis of 220 Devonshire Street on February 26.

Charles H. Clark Broadway South Boston Division 2 Warren J. Ellis Devonshire Street

Death Suspected After Compositor Found Unconscious

William Elsbree a compositor was found unconscious in his Hollis street room at 1 pm. The gas was turned on full and the room reeked with it. He had been intoxicated earlier and was taken to City Hospital.

W. R. Williams Portia New England William Elsbree Hollis Street Elsbree City Hospital

Comfortable Death Claims Ann Carney at 65

Ann Carney aged 65 was found dead in bed at her home 3 Moulton Street yesterday at noon. Death was due to heart disease. Local authorities reported no foul play. The survivor list includes her husband and two daughters.

Ann Carney Moulton Street

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