They Are Here And There Are A Great Many More To Follow
This season we have outdone ourselves Our clothing has always been the best but this time we have made grey as and the fit is the perfection of tailors art Prices 15 20 and are the proofs.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1893
Page
1
Annual benefit for Marshall Thompson by Resolute Cub
Everybody knew Marshall Thompson and friends remembered him at last evening's annual benefit under Resolute Cub auspices. The cakewalk began at 1 a.m. Committee included A Jupiter, R Walker, W Tirrell, Eu Smith, W Selden, C William, D Penno, W Moore, W Brown, B Cross, R Davis, W Carry. Bud Selden was floor director with aids C Whilliams, R Walker and B Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Thompson
A. Jupiter
R. Walker
W. Tirrell
EU. Smith
W. Selden
C. William
D. Penno
W. Moore
W. Brown
B. Cross
R. Davis
W. Carry
Pardon Frees Life Prisoner at State Prison
Marion A Montgomery, serving a life term for the murder of his child in a dispute involving his wife and her companion, received a gubernatorial pardon at Thanksgiving time. He was moved immediately from the office, and guards noted his emotion and gratitude as plans for a new life in California emerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion A. Montgomery
Montgomery
Montnery
Bridges
Califormia
Anguige
Edward J Flanagan Dies at Atwood’s Restaurant
Edward J Flanagan, 186 West Canton street, collapsed and died at Atwood’s restaurant on Treiuunt street while dining with friends about 9 pm. Dr Folum cited heart disease as probable cause. He worked 22 years with Washington Street glassware firm run by Richard Briggs and lived with his elderly mother. Body sent to Tinkham's undertaking and later to his West Canton home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Flanagan
West
Canton Street
Atwood
Treiuunt Street
Eyvening
Flanagan
Folum
Washington Street
Richard Briggs
Ladg
Pitifug
Tinkham
Undertaking Establishment
West Canton Street
Olneys Appointments In Justice Department
Attorney General Olney announces key changes in the Department of Justice. W G C Endicott Jr of Massachusetts becomes private secretary after Arrick resigns. Yank Strow of Arkansas named general agent succeeding Foster. Endicott is son of W C Endicott, former War Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Olney
Department of Justice
W. G C. Endicott, Jr
Massachusetts
Arrick
Yank Strow
Arkansas
Foster
Endicott
W.C. Endicott
Cleveland
Strong
Gariana
Sound Line Agreement Extended By Thirty Days
The Sound line agreement which would have terminated next Saturday is extended for thirty days by consent of President De Leod, under the notice of President Parsons of the New York and New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
New York & New England
de Leod
The Chief Dependence of Those Liable to Sudden Colds
The statement notes that Dr Bull s Cough Syrup is relied upon by people prone to sudden colds, presenting a typical promotional claim for a remedy in a historical newspaper context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bull
Bomb explodes at United States minister's residence in Rou
At 6 30 this morning a bomb exploded at the Ancini Mattei palace in Rou, home of United States Minister Potter. The blast caused no serious damage and no one was injured. Potter told foreign minister Brin he did not believe the blast was intended to threaten the United States. Brin conveyed Italy's regret over the inconvenience to Potter and his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rou
Ancini Mattei Pilace
United States
Potter
Ancini Mattei
Liznor Brin
Forign Aair
Uped States
Sisner
Sisner Brin
Mr. Potter
A Young Wascal Wright Held on Bail After Fire
Lewis A Wright, called a young Wascal, was held by Judge Forsyth for the land jury and set at 6000 bail. He has a Newton bar record and prior arrest for breaking and entering C H Campbell hardware store. Released on probation through the city marshal, he is small and pale with a sickly appearance and generally quiet demeanor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis A. Wright
Hahaway
Forsyth
Wright
Newton
C. H. Campbell
Aged Clergyman Rev Dr Vermilye Dies in New York
The Rev Dr Thomas Edward Vermilye senior pastor of the Collegiate Reformed Dutch Church in New York died at his West Fifty sixth Street home in his ninety fifth year. Born in New York City he graduated Yale 1821 and studied theology at Princeton. In 1830 he led the Congregational Church in West Springfield Mass and later headed the Reformed Dutch Church in Albany before moving to New York in 183.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas Edward Vermilye
West Fifty-sixth -Treet
Vermilye
Yale
Princeton
West Springfield
Mass
Abany
Two Brothers in Dory Capsize Rescue Effort Ends in Loss
Boorupay Harper March 17. Freeman G Thompson age 33 and his brother John capsized from a dory while hauling crokster trays. Watson Brewer rescued John after a difficult effort. Freeman did not survive. John is in critical condition. Freeman’s body not found. he leaves a widow and one child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boorupay Harper
Freeman G. Thompson
John
Watson Brewer
Freeman
Brewer
Five Flaherty Children Poisoned by Oatmeal Mixup
In Bripccroft on March 17 Mrs James Flaherty and her five children were accidentally poisoned when Mrs Flaherty used a spoon her husband had used to stir Rough on Rats in the breakfast oat meal. All became violently ill with arsenical poisoning. Doctors hope to save them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bripccroft
James Flaherty
Flaherty
Brakeman Falls From Car, Killed Near South Framingham
J Malone of Fitchburg a brakeman on the Old Colony switcher at South Framingham fell from a car tonight and was run over, instantly killed. He was about 80 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Framingham
J. Maloney
Fitchburg
Old Colony
Lund
Fair in Northern New England Snow in Southern Part
Forecast for Saturday calls for fair weather in northern New England and snow in the southern portions tonight, clearing early tomorrow. Eastern New York sees light snow tonight, then clearing with fair skies by Sunday afternoon. Variable winds shift to northerly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Washington
New York
Sailor John Lyons Severely Injured Crossing Railway Tracks
John Lyons 58 captain of the schooner Lyon was struck by an engine on the Boston and Maine line at Prison Point yesterday night. He suffered multiple fractures and was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital by Dr Dut for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lyons
Lyon
Boston & Maine Railroad
Prison Poimmt
Dut
Massachusetts General Hospital
Death in barber shop on Harrison avenue hombre 38
William Brown a Spanish negro about 38 years old with no home collapsed and died in a barber shop on Harrison avenue at 5 o clock last night. Dr Fernald was notified and diagnosed heart disease as the cause. His body was taken to the city hospital morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brown
Oll Harrison Avenue
Fernald
Harbor committee surveys Monument River bridge site at BuzzAnds Bay
The committee on harbors and public lands visited Buzzards Bay and viewed the proposed Monument River bridge site. They were favorably impressed and paid respects to Joe Jefferson and his family at their summer villa Crow's Nest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BuzzAnd’s Bay
Committee On Harbors and Public Lands
Monument River
Joe Jefferson
Crow’s Nest
Hope man dies after self inflicted wound
Providence reports Albert Schofield of Hope died after cutting his throat yesterday afternoon. He was found unconscious and died at 11 o clock this morning. Neighbors deem him mentally unsound and believe the act occurred in a moment of insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Albert Schofield
Hope
Schofield
Flag torn down by trio after Groton street blaze
A burning on Groton street midway between Washington and Shawmut avenues led to a flag being torn down by three passing men. The crowd gathered to witness the act as the flag was ripped into ribbons used for a cone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groton Street
Washington
Shawmut Avenue
Moon
Salva tion Oil Brings Bruise Relief Not New Arm
A terse note claims Salvation Oil cannot create a new arm, but it can heal bruises. The message emphasizes its soothing effect for injuries rather than any transformative cure.
Babbitt case hush falls as old man’s blinds go down
In Mansfield on March 17 reports on Mrs Klebes travel to Boston after a transfer wagon visit and the Babbitt estate dispute. Isaac Tucker is accused of pressuring the old man for money while maintaining a private upper story office. Neighbors report no clear proof of Tucker’s wrongdoing, but tensions rise as relatives insist no debt exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Mansfield
Mare
Hollen
Tucker
Body of Odiorne Found After Ames Building Fire
The last missing man from the Ames building ruins, Charles T. Odiorne, is identified by a ring and a damaged watch. Workmen locate the body ten feet from the previous find. Odiorne’s brother and a dentist confirm identification. Debris clearance continues as insurance claims remain unsettled. George Cohen handles stock sale to partly settle firm claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Odiorne
Ames
Mr. Oborne
Jones
Lagrange Street
Odiorne
Lincoln Street
George Cohen
York
Broon, Durrell & O
New York
Remarkable Roxbury Triplets Born to Young Couple
Lizzie Bishop aged 12, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Bishop of Roxbury, married less than a year to Henry Hinckley, gave birth Sunday evening to triplets two girls and a boy. Girls weigh eight pounds each, boy seven and a half. Mother and babies healthy. Father overwhelmed with congratulations. news draws visitors from surrounding farms despite no railroad access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bishop
Roxbury
Green to Fight Daly for New England title in Boston
Amsterdam March 17 Jack Green leaves for Boston to sign for a 15 round lightweight title bout with Mike Daly of Bangor Maine. He will begin training in Boston for a later bout with Jon Harmon for the West Side Athletic Club New York on March 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
N. Y
Jack Green
Boston
Mike Daly
Bangor
New England
Green
Jon Harmon
West Side Atlletic Club
New York
Griffin Dixon fight bet placed for 120 pound limit
Jimmie Carroll announced that $2500 has been placed with D J Blanchard in Boston to bind a match for Johnny Griffin with George Dixon. Weigh in at 10 o clock for 120 pounds or 122 at 4 p m on fight day. Griffin backers range from $100 to $100000 on Griffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jimmie Carroll
D. J. Blanchard
Boston
Johnny Griffin
George Dixon
Griffin
Carroll
Captain Charles F. Edson Dies in Lynn Pecked War Veteran
ANOTHER VETERAN GONE Lyvy March 17 One of the most prom inent business men of Lynn and Peabody Captain Charles F. Edson of the firm C F N W Edson died at his residence 386 Essex street He was a veteran of the late war contracting through exposure injuries resulting in heart disease The deceased leaves a widow and two daughters.
Gladstone Appears in Commons to Cheers on St Patrick's Day
Gladstone reappears in the House of Commons after illness to cheers. Irish members and many British Liberals wear shamrocks in their buttonholes in honor of St Patrick's Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mr. Gladstone
House of Commons
Banquet of Charitable Irish Society in American House
The annual Charitable Irish Society banquet at the American House featured a decorated dining hall with flags bunting and floral arrangements. Shamrock sprigs from Dowth Castle marked each place as a gift from the O'Reilly family. A central harp arrangement and lavish floristry framed the event with dignified festivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charitable
Irish Society
Dowth Castle
John Boyle O'Reilly
Governor Russell
Collector Beard
Special Exhibition of Columbian Furniture and Draperies
Announcement for a six day special exhibition March 20 to 25 1893 showcasing Columbian year furniture and draperies. Emphasizes radical design changes emphasize simplicity natural woods burnished metal and wax finishes with over 400000 dollars in goods. Invites past and present customers to visit during opening week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percier
Napoleon
Pugin
Empire School
All Cars to Northern Depots Pass Canal or Friend Street
All vehicles destined for the Northern Depots may enter via Canal Street or through the Friend Street entrance, as directed by the transportation office for efficient flow and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal Street
Friend Street
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Washington St
Cor
Kneeland
GC Garmon
Lincoln
Corner Beach St
United States Hotel
Cgentlemen
Chas. Green & CO
Harvard
Jarvis
Holmes
Hovey
Sullivan
Abbot
Law School
Gibson
Messenger Boy
Frederick O’brien
East Canton Street
Leggett
Western Union Telegraph Company
O’brien
Parker House
Telegraph Company
Marsh
Thompson
Tremont St
Cafe Coinnecte
U. S. Vieth
Yeterda
Kentucky
Italy
Wascal
Dea
Trat Buzzard's Bay Bridge
Scalous
Irs
Urs. Kleres
Miser Babbitt
Mansfield
Mr. Tucker
Billy Smith
Lynn
San Francisco
Billy Henn Asey
Northwest
Smith
Tom Wiliams
Australia
Coney Island
Will Handl Smith
Williams
Mr. Hickey
Nahant
Krene
N. H
Benjamin F. Lombard
Swanzey
Gladstone
Mellin
Ireland
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