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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1895
Page
1
Local store clears leftover stock of flannel cheviot and madras garments. Prices cut from half to full original, with items ranging from 100 to 1500 in currency units. Shoppers urged to visit HN Co. Street for children's department chairs and easy chair options.
A Post reporter meets Journal editor Stanwood on School street and learns of planned summer travel from Boston to Manchester. He expects to leave Thursday, possibly to Ohio, aiming to reach his Manhattan home before Wednesday night. Stanwood expresses interest in visiting Columbus again with Governor McKinley a distant topic.
Anger erupts in Roxbury as Patrolman Garde shoots John McManus after an attempted arrest. Lawyer Coakley seeks warrants, district attorney involvement, and possible legislative action while police face scrutiny for delaying accountability.
Mrs. Jennie Davis, 40, and Matthew Doyle, 21, were struck by a moving freight car at the Marginal Street crossing in East Boston yards. Davis died instantly beneath the wheels. Doyle lost both legs and his right arm. The couple, allegedly drinking, had left a barroom minutes before. Doyle is at Massachusetts General Hospital with mortal injuries. doctors fear he will die. The scene, near Cunard docks, involved Engine No. 66 and crew of Downing, Noyes, and Pollard. Davis leaves three children. Doyle, a longshoreman, is unwed.
A prominent party member says Boston Journals editor Stanwood signals possible backing for McKinley over Reed for president. The speaker notes Stanwoods ties to the Blaine family and Massachusetts resistance to Reed, suggesting a split in New England delegates if McKinley gains favor.
Editor Stanwood of the Journal visited Columbus to meet Governor McKinley and other public men. The Journal has not decided its position on a future nomination. He said the visit aimed to learn views and gauge the situation without committing the paper.
A consumer notice emphasizes that the trademark appears on all bottles and urges buyers to seek the mark to ensure authenticity. It states goods may be ordered from grocers or expressmen and available at hotels and clubs or via telephone Roxbury 265.
In London before the National Liberal Club Lord Rosebery declared the government has no resignation plan. The premier was interrupted and momentarily dazed, later shown pale and fatigued as his physician reported fatigue in a late bulletin.
The International Machinists Union meeting ended last evening at 724 Washington Street with a formal subscription of support for the Hyde Park strikers.
Sir Ellis Ashmead Bartlett M. P. writes Gladstone protesting the condemnation of the Sultan and his army as unheard in the name of common honesty and humanity. He argues there is no proof the Sultan was responsible for the events.
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