21 May 1892
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1892
Page
1
A Washington weather forecast from May 20 8 p m notes light showers and variable winds across New England and eastern New York with slightly warmer temperatures. The piece closes with a promotion for Cutter bourbon or rye whiskey aged to maturity as a recommended choice.
A fierce intra party skirmish unfolds as activists push to form an opposition Democratic ward and city committee. The plan centers on recalls of past agreements with Galvin and Matthews, with Henry R. Reed as a witness and Maguire dismissive of the movement.
Edward Parker Deacon was sentenced to one year in prison for wilfully wounding M. Abeille at the Hotel Splendide in Cannes on February 17. The jury found him guilty of premeditated wounding but not of premeditated killing after a 35 minute deliberation. Deacon offered no remarks when asked for a statement.
Buffalo riders twice exceeded expectations delivering a message far ahead of time. By midnight the team had recovered six hours and more lateness, placing the relay fifty minutes east of Buffalo. Syracuse was to be reached by 10 a.m. or earlier.
Syracuse N Y May 20 Special to the Post The relay bicycle riders are coming and coming strong toward New York The weather has greatly improved the sun
The Tena Davis murder case advances as ex-Governor Long and Marcellus Coggan file their bill of exceptions and appeal to the Supreme Court at East Cambridge. The original draft is not public. exceptions echo those used in the recent trial argument. A new-trial motion on additional evidence is set for next Saturday at Middlesex Court House with several new affidavits filed.
Charles McGill, while hunting in the Cherokee Strip near Gurarim Oklahoma, was surrounded by ten Osage Indians who bound him and marched him to their village. He was kept bound for four days and nights, made to sleep outside in the rain, and denied food. He was released and warrants issued for leading tribal members as the government prepares action.
John A. Bedard prominent St. Albans merchant in clothing and harness business was found dead on Newton road after apparently falling from his wagon. He was 52, survived by a widow and three children, with Manning the farmer who found him notifying authorities.
A Brazil despatch reports the British bark Van Veen from Portland Maine bound for Buenos Ayres was burned at sea on March 13. Captain McNeil commanded the vessel. The crew survived and were landed at Pernambuco after escaping the blaze.
Lawrence May 20 The Mayor and Aldermen voted to grant a hearing on June 6 for the Lowell Lawrence & Flaverhill Railroad Company. The proposed right of way would pass Prospect East Haverhill Avon Jackson Common Broadway Lowell Margin Hancock Mason and Water streets.
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