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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1899
Page
8
Advertisement notes a focused cheese sale offering premium Cream Cheese and Sage Cheese by the pound, promising top quality available. The text emphasizes a special effort to supply the finest cheeses at retail.
James Weaver an 11 year old boy admitted to police that he poisoned the coffee causing his brother John’s death and risking his father’s life. Authorities believe his divorced mother guided him and that he also poisoned his step mother died suddenly quit three months ago burned the house and poisoned his father’s horse.
May Ince Superior Civil An presided by Yee Lilley. The jury awarded $4250 to Pauline R. Peckham wife of A. L. Peckham, former manager of Manchaug Manufacturing. The case centered on a letter from Willey to Gibbs’s father alleging Gibbs misconduct and Peckham’s wife mischaracterized, leading to the lawsuit.
May 18 report that Michael Collins retires as owner and manager of the Colinsville woolen mills. Superintendent B. Fillman succeeds him, continuing leadership of the mill operations.
Deputy Coulter assumes command of District 2 policing, overseeing Stations 6 12 16 14 13 11 9 and 5 as Commissioner Adams directs gradual reforms. Fitzpatrick Kene fick Abbott serve with him while the Jonah night shift continues under deputy in charge.
South Boston Citizens Association meeting at Gray’s Hall with about 150 members failed to adopt resolutions endorsing Senator Baldwin over his Cove Street extension vote. Debate centered on 60 foot versus 50 foot bridges, with criticism of corporate influence and calls for honest representation.
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