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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1892
Page
5
Safety Bicycle Suit No 2 in Various Colors
A well made Safety Bicycle Suit No 2 offered in multiple colors including gray, cadet blue, steel gray, black, brown and navy. Available in all sizes and priced per suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A W
First marriage at the Statue of Liberty head
Detective Charles W. Gardner and Miss Florence A. Collins wed quietly at Miss Liberty’s head, officiated by Rev. A. H. Claflin. The bride, 18, is Philadelphia-born, daughter of John Collins, with a New York residence. The couple left for Poughkeepsie for their honeymoon aboard the 8 PM train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bartholdi
Miss Liberty
Central Road
Poughkeepsie
Gardner
John Collins
West Eighteenth Street
Main Lodge
A. M
Busness
Philadelphia
A. H. Claflin
Parkhurst
Agent Gardner
Truth About Nantasket Licenses Sparks Local Debate
Nantasket residents and out of town readers see a clash of reports on licenses and census rules. The Post notes June timing while Boston papers misstate rules and distances. Police raids increased scrutiny as selectmen grant Reynolds & Co. a yearly license for Montaseo with July to October validity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nantasket
Post
Boston
Nantasket Beach
The
Globe
Hull
Cnvilanite
House of Represenatives
Senate
Boston Evening News
Young’s Hotel
Taylor’s Tavern
Atlantic Avenue
School Street
Sunday Herald
Reynolds & Co
Montaseo
Three-story jump leaves Dennis Patterson injured at City Hospital
Dennis Patterson a 33 year old resident of 9 Edinboro Street jumped from a third story window during a delirium tremens attack about 3 30 yesterday morning. He sustained internal injuries and was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Patterson
Edinboro Street
Bless the Lord O my soul sermon on divine wisdom
The Rev W H G Temple of South Boston expounds Psalm 103 22 Bless the Lord O my soul praising God as universal designer and Father. He likens the psalm to a grand symphony showing wisdom generosity and sovereignty, argues science reveals purpose, and urges all to join in praise. He celebrates God's omnipotence and loving Fatherhood through creation generosity and life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
W. H. G. Temple
South Boston
David
Savage on Chinese Bill at Unity Church
The Rev Minot J Savage spoke on Our last Political Outrage Against Humanity as Illustrated in the Chinese Exclusion Bill. He called the bill a historic outrage, argued it would force Chinamen to obtain permits or leave within a year, noted China and England and France compelled concession, and contrasted opium use with whiskey. He warned against singling out Chinese as immoral and urged readers to consider the broader injustices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot J. Savage
Church of the Unity
America
England
France
China
Boston
Boy Burglar Arrest At Cornhill Store Window Theft
Eight year old Benjamin Pozneer was arrested after breaking a window at a Cornhill shop to steal bric-a-brac and pictures. His mother took him home from Station 2. Neighbors noted a scarlet fever sign on the Pazneers’ door. reporters later spoke to Benny’s Russian Jewish family about the incident and his motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Pozneer
Cornhill
No. 52
Crescent Place
Post
Benny
Russia
Fire on fishing schooner causes small damage
Alarm from Box 88 at 11 15 Sunday morning reported a fire aboard the fishing schooner Fred N Elmer off the wharf. Fat in the cook's gallery ignited causing the blaze. Damage estimated at about 100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred N. Elmer
Corner Stone Laid at St. Marys Convent in Lawrence
The cornerstone of St Marys convent in Lawrence Massachusetts was laid amid heavy rain. Opening services in St Marys church drew about 2500 people with a sermon by Rev James Doonan of Boston. Bishop Brady of Boston laid the stone and 300 children received confirmation.
Fire at Several Sites in New Bedford Delays Firefighters
Three incendiary fires struck New Bedford Massachusetts last night. Tilden Bros candy makers rear fire caused minor damage and Kern Wright paint shop blaze was fought by firemen. At midnight, a Plainville house owned by Allen Smith Jr burned in the same period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bepforp
Mass
Tilden Bros
Kern & Wright
Plainville
Allen Smith, Jr
Easy and effective cod liver oil as drops in Scott's Emulsion
The stomach tolerates drops better than spoons, Scott's Emulsion hides taste with glycerine wrapped drops. Hypophosphites of lime and soda enhance the tonic effect with half-digested oil. Send for a free booklet from Scorr & Bowne, chemists in Newarea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Scorr & Bowne
Newarea
South Sth Avenue
Vacillating Voters in Hingham on Liquor License Question
Hingham sees shifting sentiment on liquor licensing as residents swing between pro and no license. The town’s history as a license stronghold is contrasted with recent votes over price and quality of drinks, enforcement of May 1 prohibitions, and the influence of local hotels and merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hingham
Andrew
Long
Downer Landing
Boston
Nantasket Beach
Weymouth
Cushing
Melvile Garden
Roe Standish House
George Cushing
Leavitt Smith Tobey Gifford Marriages Listed
Marriages recorded in the city include Edwin Leavitt and Grace W. Smith of Boston wed May 9 by Rev Albert P. Brigham. May 12 at Wollaston saw Tobey and Genevieve R. K. Gifford wed by multiple clergy. no cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavitt—Smith
Albert P. Brigham
Edwin
Vasabides
Grace W. Smith
Boston
Tobey
Gifford
Wollaston
A. Robinson
C. A. Dickinson
Rufus Bb. Tobey
Berkeley ,Tempie
Genevieve Rk, Gifford
Deaths in Boston area include Cooley and Davis notices
Death notices from May list Charles E. Cooley 41, Henry Stones Davis 60, Frances E Hadley widow of Dudley H. Hadley 665? years, Sarah Bliss Putney 44, Elizabeth A. Whiston widow of Francis G nen, William Brewster 64, Mrs M M Bartlett 54 Amherst, John Holmes 70. Funeral details and invitations as stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Holmes
John&. Holmes
Rollins Street
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Albion
L. A. W. Oxford
Jordan, Marsh & Company
Vermont
Michigan
A. W. Davis
Northampton
Kentucky
Maynard
Chardon
Madrid
Qaars Amon
Ene
Packard & Sons, “Y Hardon Shraths
Roslindale
Depot
L. L. P. Atwood & Co
Exchange
SAT
Mondaz
O. P. Atwood & Co
South St
L. L. P. Atwood
WM. Austin
George Milbank
Robert Macaire
Bertoto
Skull of
New York Depot
Canal St
Phalips
Rev. W. H. G. Temple
New Bedford
Freemen
Ustralian
Wilson Kros
Tremont Tow
Farylke Tertore
Monster Olio
Boston Baseball Grounds
Brooklyn
George B. Appleton & Co
Washington St
Connelly
Adams House
Columbia Theatre
Harris & Atslinson
Charles Frohman
Erald
Grand Opera House
Marsh
Robert Mantell
Austin & Stone
Tremont Scollay Row
Boston Wharf Co
Boston Postoffice
J. B. Russell
Beaconsfield Terraces
Brookline
Federal Street
J. F. Drew
Russell, Russell & DR
Red Front
Portland ST
Mase
Wear
Lowell
Eastern
Fitchburg
Maine
John Jeffries & Sons
Boston and Vicinity
Devonshire
Miss Clarke
Boston Museum
Annie Fr. Clarke
Annie Clarke
Boston Moe
Hoston Museum
Oston Museum
R. M. Field
Boucicauli
Colleen Bawn
Miriam O’leary
Betty
Charles Dickson
Tremont Theatre
Abbey & Schoeffel
MR. Edw
Willard
HOLLIS +n THEATRE
Ibaac B
Tor
Richard Golden
LO Jed Prouty
Park Theatre
Mary Ellen Ryan
Barry & Fay
Hckenna
Globe Theatre
John Stetson
Barnet & Pflueger
Mondat
Jas. A. Blake
Eugene Tompkins
Alexander Salvini
D’envery
Lima
Don Caesar DE Bazan
William Reymund
Gilmoore
Doors
Rowdoin Square
William Harris
Charles F. Atkinson
Robert Mantel
Monbays
Ithe Lonsiantan
Parrbasias
Lilian Durell Opera Co
Howard Atheneum
WM. Harris
Jobe L. Sulliva
M. D. Frazar
Glebe Building
North Cape
John Foster
Vernon Street
Old Colony
Hos
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