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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1893
Page
6
Mrs. C Jennie Swaine, noted poetess, releases Legends and Lilies through the Republican Press Association of Concord. Critics call it a book of verse with a poetic spirit seeking beauty and high ideals. She has also penned A Song of Gratitude starting.
A testimonial praises Paine's Celery Compound as a true panacea for nervous prostration and tired nerves. An authoress describes sleepless days and overwork, crediting the remedy with restored health and enduring vitality.
Walter Emerson the cornetist was granted a divorce from Midora M. Emerson by Justice Richardson in the Superior Court divorce session. The suit cites her alleged infidelity with Wad dington Cook while abroad, with deposits and letters presented.
The British squadron led by the Blake weighed anchor at 11 45 am and steamed seaward from the Hudson with the Austra lia Magicienne and Tar tar following amid crowds on the Levee. Flags dipped as crews waved goodbye.
In Boston Superior Court the Addicks and Jeffries suit against Brookline Gas and the city of Boston fills yesterday's session with dry debates. Morse mocks Addicks and his power while Warner argues consent and legislative authority limit. Babson frames street-usage authority as vested in the Mayor and Aldermen, with Brookline seeking to dig up streets for its contract.
Berlin May 10 official word states the Emperor does not threaten but seeks constitutional adherence. He urges Reichstag reform to avoid a dozen party splits and favors consolidating factions into two to three major parties. A united parliamentary majority would aid harmonious governance under the imperial cabinet.
Lizzie Borden will be tried in New Bedford starting June 5. Chief Justice Mason will preside with Judges Blodgett and Dewey likely serving. The court plans extra jurors, restricted spectator space, and special provisions for reporters, with Borden to be moved to the House of Correction a week before the trial.
The decomposed body of F W Rohle was recovered from the Hudson River opposite Rockland near Sing Sing. Authorities believe Pallister shot Rohle during their April 20 escape and are now searching for Pallister in the river.
A sale of well-bred and broken horses is announced for Saturday at 2 o'clock at the Boston Cab Company's stable on West Chester park. The stock from J. Roland's Cambridgeboro Penn farm is broken to single and double harness and guaranteed sound. Purchasers include Colonel A. A. Pope Edward Jewell and the Boston Cab Company.
The regular meeting of the New England Railroad Club was held last evening at the United States Hotel. A central discussion focused on the desirability of standard trucks and foundation brake rigging for freight cars and the impact on repairs.
An elderly man, Jeremiah Donovan, 78, was struck by Westwind electric car 862 at the C street crossing in South Boston yesterday afternoon. He was dragged under the car, survived surgery to amputate a leg, and remains in critical condition. Residents condemn the dangerous crossing and demand reforms.
Louisville May 10 Republicans met in McCauley Theatre amid enthusiasm after recent state controls. The opening prayer was offered by Rev Dr Heywood. James Clarkson of Iowa praised the league and Carter was named chairman as the national committee adjourned until tomorrow.
The Bay State gas matter at the State House will feature Mayor Matthews delivering the closing argument this afternoon at 2 o'clock. The event highlights the municipal executive's stance amid ongoing discussions in state proceedings.
A crowded City Hall hearing on a petition by Col Oliver W. Peabody and partners seeks land at Dorchester and Talbot avenues and Ashmont street for street extension. Peabody offers 5700 square feet plus western space if the city keeps the site open as an ornamental area. The plan would extend Bushnell street across Ashmont to near Talbot, leaving about 33800 square feet for an open plaza. The commissioners accept the generous offer and order a plan drawn for submission.
The Thetford Academy in Thetford Vermont hosts graduation events this week. Reverend E T Farrel of Lebanon New Hampshire delivered the sermon to the graduating class Sunday. Class day exercises are in Academy Hall with chapel exercises by the class of '98 Friday morning followed by recitations at 9. Graduation exercises are at the Congregational Church Friday evening at 7 30 followed by the alumni banquet.
Society notes announce the engagement of Alfred Mudge to Miss Belle Ricker of Brighton. Mudge, of the firm Alfred Mudge & Son, is a prominent local printer and younger business figure admired in social circles. He gained attention at the Amateur Circus for a serpentine dance performance. He receives many congratulations from friends.
Twenty senators and House members will travel to Chicago after the bill passed under the dome. A $12,000 purse funds the trip for state legislators plus the governor and ten staff. The governor, executive council, lieutenant governor, senate president, house speaker, clerks, and ex-governors accompany the party. The foreign corporation bill moves to engrossment. the druggist license bill sparked debate with no vote.
On May 10 in New York the permanent Broadway cable system started, with Miss Maria Crimmins opening the valve. The first car is set to roll around 2 AM tomorrow between Houston Street and Bowling Green, with company officers, engineers, and invited guests to inspect the journey.
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