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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1892
Page
1
Barry to the Rescue: Boston Acting Mayor Delays Pedler Action
Acting Mayor Davin F. Barry asks the Board of Police to stay street pedling prosecutions under the 1892 ordinance until Mayor Matthews returns. Regulation plans await Carter and Matthews for a new method, with clerical staff to oversee the street pedling business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David F. Barry
Common Council
Matthews
City Hall
Boston
City of
Board of Police
Davin F. Barry
Barry
Othine
Donse
Carter
Cleveland Will Nominate and Russell Sees Democratic Victory
Ex-Congressman John E. Russell of Leicester weighs in on the 1884 race, predicting Cleveland’s nomination at Chicago and Massachusetts support. He foresees a national contest against the machine, tariff beneficiaries, and office-holders, with Haile unlikely to run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
John E. Russell
Leicester
Commonwealth
Russell
Post
Young’s Hotel
Harrison
Cleveland
New York
Union
Arthur
Folger
Erie County
Buffalo
William E. Russell
Chicago
Congress
Joseph H. Walker
Democratic Party
United States
House
Oine
Charles H. Allen
Brackett
Pillsbury
Haile
Spring sale at R T Aimy & Co on Boston coats
Special Edition of The POST notes day news delays while R T Aimy & Co at 622 Washington st offers spring overcoats at $7 to $20, winter coats at $7, odd vests and coats priced to move, most suits small men sizes 33 to 37, many styles and color options available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
POST
Boston
The Boston Post Beats All In Price Fire News
The Boston Post rushed dawn editions to scoop Clark's Hotel fire with full details minutes after alarms. Extra copies flooded streets as thousands bought the Post at scene and beyond. The paper boasted swift reporting and a wide awake watchman for overnight events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark’s
Post
Boston
The
the Post
George Doyle
Boston Post
Leominster
Ernest W. Perry
Watchman
Demurrer Filed in Bank Indictment Case Before Court
Judge Nelson allowed Hon. A A Strout to file a demurrer and a motion to quash the Maverick Bank indictment. The motion charges the indictment was not found at a proper term and that it inconsistently pleads conspiracy with A P Potter and Thomas Dana on Oct 17 1891, alleging no crime under federal law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
United States District Court
A. A. Strout
Jonas H. French
Maverick Bank
Pitted States District Court
United States
J. H. French
A. P. Potter
Thomas Dana
Hold to the best use Dr Bull's Cough Syrup
A vintage medicine ad urges readers to choose Dr Bull's Cough Syrup as the best remedy priced at 25 cents, promoting its effectiveness in a concise, period voice.
Senate Debates Policy Gambling Law and Wool Legislation Highlights
The Massachusetts Senate moved to widen penalties for policy gambling and rejected a wool duty substitute. Committees proposed broad state commission reforms, shifting duties among boards and abolishing several commissions. A bill to relax ballot access for minor parties passed, while liquor license funds remained contentious. The executive council and governor removal powers prompted strong debate between supporters and opponents of centralized authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Committee On the Judiciary
Senate
House of Correction
McEttrick
Suffolk
Massachusetts
Meade
Essex
Committee On Cities
Walter Street
West Roxbury
Thayer
Worcester
Five Years in Prison for Fraternal Circle Officers
Justice Sherman imposed maximum five year sentences on Charles A. Barney John A. Frazer and William Hamilton officers of the Fraternal Circle for receiving stolen goods valued at 50000 from Rising Sun officials. Restitution was made but families faced destitution. Nine other Fraternal Circle officials had their cases placed on file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Sherman
Superior Court
Charles A. Barney
John A. Frazer
William Hamilton
The
Rising Sun
Charles W. Bartlett
Lyman
Bartlett
Sherman
Barney
Seas County
The Whiskey Trust Indictment Quash Motion Before Judge Nelson
The Whiskey Trust case before Judge Nelson addressed a motion to quash the indictment. Elihu Root argued the grounds include indefiniteness failure to inform the accused of the offense charged lack of statutory offence unconstitutional or void and mislocation of the charged act in Massachusetts. District Attorney Allen said the government would submit its view on briefs within about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiskey Trust
Nelson
United States District Court
Elihu Root
United States
Massachusetts
Root
Allen
Legislature Decides Control of $15,000 Appropriated Funds
The Sameme Judicial Court's full bench declares the Legislature the proper tribunal to decide ownership of the $15,000 appropriated by Congress. The funds are held by State Treasurer Marden and claimed by both the State Agricultural College and the Institute of Technology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sameme Judicial Court
Congress
Marden
State Agricultural College
Institute of Technology
Goodbye Walt Whitman funeral at Camden draws thousands
The body of Walt Whitman was buried in Harleigh Cemetery beside a plain frame house in Camden. About 2,500 to 5,000 people viewed the poet's face as banners, wreaths, and a wreath from Edmund Clarence Stedman marked the tribute. Eulogies by Francis Howard Williams, Dr. Brinton, and Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll praised Whitman as poet of humanity and death, highlighting his democracy, sympathy, love of nature, and universal brotherhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N. J
Walt Whitman
Har’leigh
T. B. Aldrich
Boston
Richard Watson Gilder
Sir Edwin Arnold
New York
Edmund Clarence Stedman
Walt
Earth
Harleigh Cemetery
Unoss
Ésha Burroughs
Horace Howard Furness
John Johnson
Lincoln Legie
Judge C. Garrison
A. G. Cattell Fhormas Donaldson
Francis Howard Williams
A H. Stoddart
Jalcott Williams
H. Hosnall
Thomas Bk. Harned
Horace L. Traubel
Dr. Bucke
J. Clifford
Daniel G. Brinton
Harrison Ss. Morris
Julius Chan Bers
Thomas Eakins
Philadelphia
Whitman
Thomas 8. Ha
Robert G. Ingersoll
Republic
Mr. Ingersoll
Mother Nature
Poisoned by rubber and cured by Avalumino
Mrs J Allen of 130 Roxbury Street reports rubber exposure caused mouth sores and that treatment with Avalumino restored her health fully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Allen
Roxbury Street
Do You Breathe Hasy Uninsured Life Insurance Query
NATS LIFE INS CO J T PHELPS state age 159 Dey Boston queried about insurance access for uninsured individuals in an early 1900s notice. partial contact details suggest a public advisory or inquiry notice regarding life coverage accessibility and policy options for uninsured residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat’s Life Ins. CO
J. T. Phelps
State Age
Dey
Boston
Battle Royal at Typographical Union Election
Indians triumph as Augustine McCraith defeats Join Douglass for secretary by 632 to 519. C S P Dodge wins Globe chapel presidency by 111 votes. Delegates to International Union include Pau M. Crowley Stephen L. George John Lavis and Harry Spaulaing. Strong hall scene at 724 Washington street ends with Mossbacks withdrawing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mossbacks
Typographical Union No. 13
Washington Street
Iis
Join Douglass
Augustine McCraith
McCraith
Douglas
P. Dodge
Globe Chapel
International Union
Pau M. Crowley
Globe
Stephen L. George
Herald
John Lavis
Harry Spaulaing
Grove
Mauger
W. J. Thomas
W. G. Johnston
Frugal Quality in Carpets Warns Against Extremes of Price
A representative of John H Pray, Sons & Co. asserts over a 75 year span that satisfactory decorative results come from balanced materials, not the most expensive. The firm, located on Washington Street opposite Boylston, emphasizes quality and effect without price extremes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Pray, Sons & Co
Washington Street
Boylston Street
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Tremont
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TRE
Washington
John H. Pray
Boylston St
Columbia Bicycle Riding School
Pope Mfg. CO
Columbus AV
ERY Relner Desk CO
Causewaysl
Salvation Oil
Springer Bros
Fashionable Cloaks
Cleveland and
R. T. Aimy & Co
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Corner
Demurrer
Judiciary Committee
Prohibitionists
Committee On Election Laws
Public Charities Committee
Reade
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Lowell
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Mellen
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Nautical and Training School
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Board of Agriculture
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Warren
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Board of Library Commissioners
Messrs. McNary
Quincy
Lynch
Massachussetts
Legislature
Robert G. Ingersol
Old Walt
Rapher
Mr. Williams
Jesus
Consciace
Plato
Ingersoll
Hasy
Battle Royal
Woraith
Continental Brewery
Longwood Ave
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