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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1892
Page
2
Plains North 16 residents granted a judgment certificate at a M. Field hearing in favor of Robert E. of New York City for 112000 plus 433 61 dollars for stock deported with Field's firm and hypothecated by them.
A March 12 letter from Waco praises Cotton Picker Company activity and finances. It notes increased material orders, a larger work force, and ongoing patent work led by Mr. Campbell. Local dignitaries express confidence, predicting strong field production and a solid investment in the Lone Star Cotton Picker. A machine operates and stock is for sale at 31 Milk St Boston.
A private Brookline wedding joined Miss Helena Dorotha Burkhart to Baron Frederick Wilhelm Edward Ferdinand Von Schelley of Stuttgart. The bride wore white chiffon as the groom in German army uniform of a second lieutenant attended the Rev. Dr. Kiewend. After a brief reception, the couple departed for New York and Europe aboard the Spree, to reside in Stuttgart. Gift list featured jewelry, silver, and fine l dining pieces from family and friends.
A ceremonial candle ending its long vigil burned out at 7:35:25 yesterday morning as a vast crowd watched on Washington street. Reporters tally 200,000 guesses for the candle’s fate while accountants sort the results under H. J. Anderson. The wax candle burned 365 hours 4 minutes 33 seconds and the scene drew scores of onlookers all day.
Four readers share personal experiences with Dr Greene's Nervara claiming cure for heart disease inflammation rheumatism stomach neuralgia and a 20 pound tumor. They describe long illnesses followed by rapid improvement after using six to seven bottles, with one noting restored mobility and others urging others to try the vegetable medicine priced at $1.00.
Boston audiences praised the opera Romeo and Juliet, with Emma Eames and Jean de Reszke delivering standout performances. The cast received strong notices for vocal beauty, dramatic phrasing, and the ensemble choruses and orchestra, while Emma Eames drew admiration for her vocal color and execution.
The Hon Frederick Douglass spoke to a modest Tremont Temple audience on Hayti and the Haytiens. Though aged, his delivery remained powerful as he read from manuscript and shifted to improvise, recounting Hayti’s fight for liberty and its lasting lesson from nearly a century ago.
Niacarga Farls reports at 1:80 am on March 17 that the Spencer House, a well known hotel, is burning. Thirty guests barely escaped with their lives. no injuries reported.
The Treasury Department says bringing aliens to work as seamen on American vessels trading with Canada violates the alien contract labor law unless sailors were domiciled in the United States at shipment. Washington report dated March 16 notes the distinction.
Rome letter dated March 16 reports Pope Leo XIII praising the United States for its Chicago World’s Fair plans. The pope lauds the centennial celebration, the national effort, and the hope that the exposition will benefit mankind and stimulate art, science, and industry. The missive forgives no detail, praising Bryan as envoy and urging unity with other nations.
Ottawa March 16. The Governor General transmitted to Parliament copies of documents from Washington talks between Canadian delegates and Secretary Blaine on extending trade relations with the United States. The records show no basis on the trade question was reached. Secretary Blaine signaled the discussions should be private and formal, though he was willing to discuss any questions.
The upholstery department is now located directly to the right of the main entrance at the Pray Sons & Co carpet store on Washington Street opposite Koviston Street. The feature highlights the hand some and spacious pew showroom as part of the store’s attractive offerings.
The ad showcases oak sideboards in over 100 styles with prices from 16 to 125 dollars, plus French bevel mirror oak boards for 25 dollars. It lists oak dining tables from 6 to 75 dollars and heavy 8-foot tables for 15 dollars, along with solid oak chairs from 1 to 10 dollars. Also promotes parlor and chamber sets and a 10 cent catalogue with cash or credit terms.
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