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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1895
Page
1
A Boston resident cites Col C G Rowell praising Dana’s Sarsa parilla as a unique blood purifier with a pleasant wholesome taste. Chelsea’s Mrs H R Brown is also noted as endorsing the product in similar terms.
Mrs Fannie L. Lansil of Chelsea testified to Dana’s Sarsaparilla as a tonic and nerve quieter with solid facts proving its gentle yet thorough action. P. M. Denon of Boston praised its safety for women and children with weak stomachs.
Forecast for Thursday in New England calls for mainly fair skies with some local showers in the north and west. Winds will be westerly and increasing, with a colder night expected in northern portions.
The 14 year old daughter of Jacob Dean was murdered on her way to school near Harmony Caroline county. Her throat was cut from ear to ear and her body found in a branch near the residence. Police believe she was assaulted first and killed. Court action and possible lynching are anticipated if the killer is caught.
Middletown Conn March 27 Ben venue Quarry Maromas has a contract for all the granite it can quarry. Five quarries opened with a big force. A three mile railroad up the mountain is nearly finished and roads from quarries to the dock will be macadamized. Improvements planned. contract rumored worth about half a million dollars.
New London March 27 fire gutted the stables of the Manhasset Hotel on Shelter Island. Six horses and seventy carriages perished, mostly owned by New York visitors for the season. Total loss estimated at about 7500 dollars.
Browning King & Co announces a sale at 700 Washington Street offering smoking jackets priced 3.50 to 10 and bath robes 3 to 6 in sizes 34 to 44. Old prices were higher, with a stated goal to clear stock quickly.
Paris March 27 A shooting at Gare du Nord left American bookmaker Adam Reed Waddle 34 born in Minnesota dying after three of six shots struck him. Edward O'Brien 42 from Cambridge New York state was seized by police and menaced no emotion. Waddle improved. two bullets interior chest and side remained unretrievable until tomorrow.
Washington reports authority states the phrase not a citizen of any American republic targets only Central and South American states. The British government says the United States is not excluded, as it is not classed with those republics.
New York March 27 Col lector Grosse instructed consular offices to publicize the income tax law for nonresidents with U S incomes to avoid penalties. He said Washington approved his effort to assess the tax and penalties on delinquents wherever property is found. The tariff act section 31 clarifies nonresidents pay tax only on U S source income.
The Reichstag chose Baron von Buol-Berenberg as president and a first vice president after von Levetzow’s resignation. Conservatives and National Liberals cast blank votes. The new leaders declined an audience with the Emperor to avoid further strain, planning to leave cards at the palace.
In Massachusetts last night about forty A P A meetings featured prominent speakers on Americanism. Dr Samuel F Smith attended the People's Temple in Boston, where Mrs Julia Ward Howe and Mrs Mary A Livermore spoke on patriotism and women's war work. Immigrant restrictions and temperate reform were urged as key issues while flags and singing highlighted the event.
Representative James A. Gallivan accused Albert C. Burrage and Walter J. D. Bullock of Brookline Gas Light Company of using unfair methods to push legislation. The session featured sharp exchanges as Gallivan and Mellen traded blows amid debate on a 2 cents a mile bill and gas connections in South Boston.
London dispatches report two large French expeditions advancing into British Niger territory from Akassa, Morocco. The move is described as a breach of the Anglo French treaty of 1891.
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