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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1895
Page
6
The department offers wool double seat knee suits at reduced prices. Core items include elegant cheviots and worsted fabrics now $2.95 to $3.89. Long pant suits previously $5 drop to $2.37 while other suits sell at $4 to $8 ranges.
Boston Aldermen defeated a Tremont Street widening order from Park Street to Scollay Square after heated debate. The board approved related budget items while extending finance committee deadlines and reviewing Public Library costs and ward room plans.
Washington May 20 Admiral Richard W Meade is retired from active service under Section 1443 of the revised statutes with a reprimand. Secretary Herbert recommended retirement and President Cleveland endorsed it noting a brilliant career tainted at its close by conduct at variance with disciplined subordination.
John Ballard was arrested at his Cherry street Chelsea home yesterday afternoon on a charge of assaulting William Cassada with a deadly weapon. The dispute began when Ballard accused Cassada of stealing beer from his house. a fight followed and Ballard departed after taking a revolver.
The ad lists closeout prices for undergarments and shirts. Flannel outing shirts at 0.75, 25c and 50c items, 1.25 for sets, Balbriggan shirts and drawers from 0.26 to 1.00, Balbriggan vests at 0.37, and notes French goods for varying builds.
In a lengthy 25 round duel McCoy used cautious footwork keeping away as O'Brien pressed. O'Brien rocked McCoy with body blows and rights, while McCoy sought counters and distance. The referee ruled the contest a draw after both fighters remained fresh at the end.
At the Sea Beach Palace in Coney Island the Atlantic Athletic Club hosted boxing with James J. Corbett and Paddy Ryan watching. Dan Creedon of Australia stopped Joseph Dunfee of Syracuse in two minutes seven seconds after a late rally, while Peter Maher of Ireland kayoed Bob Marshall of England after four knockdowns in four seconds.
The Boston House debated an amended city charter bill urged by Mayor Curtis. Proposals sought to strip Aldermen of confirmation power and grant hearings for fired fire department members, with votes on several amendments and a path toward engrossment anticipated.
The Senate debated Merrill’s salary bill, proposing $5000 instead of $3500. After lengthy discussion the treasury committee’s adverse report was rejected by 17 to 7, with Salisbury, Harvey, Sanger, Lawrence, Malone, Galloupe, and Bradford voting against the raise.
Two accidents yesterday morning, on Washington Street near Dover and Tremont Street near Tremont House, involved express and delivery wagons colliding with moving streetcars. Greasy rails impaired braking, but motormen acted quickly. A white-gloved policeman aided by guiding wagons aside.
Quincy May 2 The Evangelical Congregational Church voted to call Rev E V Hardy of Holliston to become pastor with a salary of 2200 dollars per year.
Warren Pimerson reported missing at home in Waltham on May 2 has been found safe.
Mrs. Fannie McClench of 314 Meridian Street East Boston reported two men entered her parlor yesterday morning and held a pistol to her head while taking 79 dollars from a mantel bed envelope. Police Rollins and Griffin pursued leads into Lynn as they search for the suspects. The incident sparked rumors but no facts supported the sham theory.
In a Mayoir dated letter General Gomez declares Cuba will become a new world state in under two years. He asserts Campos must defend large towns and ports with two large armies and argues Cuba Sabre can wear Spain down by leveraging island geography and rapid operations to force surrender.
A man struck and killed by a Boston and Albany train near Faneuil is taken to Menton Hospital morgue. The deceased is identified as Getchell of Holbeaton, with connections to Charles Ewer of Maine.
A sheriff and auditor auction announce the sale of large clothing stocks to the Yankee this week. Assignee, auctioneer, and receiver oversee the process with the aim of high liquidity and rapid distribution.
Advertises an ambitious sale featuring over 9000 all wool men’s suits and 422 cloth styles from four famous factories. Claims market value well above the advertised prices with numerous items listed from suits to coats, pants, shirts, and accessories at remarkably low net prices.
Boston reporting on the Hutchinson investigation order for city departments, with debate expected in the Senate. The Mayor urges a thorough inquiry beyond a few departments, while supporters push for swift passage amid partisan tensions and past criticisms. Officials fear a probe may extend beyond four years and into Mayor Matthews and Mayor Curtis eras.
Henry Marliave, proprietor of the celebrated French restaurant on North Street, is reported seriously ill and his death is expected at any moment.
The Mattress Makers at 63 Hanover Street held an initiation for new members. George Gunther, affiliated with the International Woodworkers, was present at the event last evening.
Carpenters No 38 held a mass meeting at Wells Memorial last evening. J D Cowper of Lana attended the gathering as a participant in the carpenters union activities.
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