22 May 1893
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1893
Page
1
Boston observers awaited the New York armored cruiser’s official trial amid favorable seas. A red flag signaled ongoing tests while a blue flag indicated completion and no postponement. The vessel’s mass and coal use, with an 85,000 pound anchor, underscored public pride in naval armament and national standing.
This ad touts superior ready to wear clothing made in house and argues stock rooms cannot compare. It claims wholesale pricing and zero cost to discover quality, urging educators to try the brand since one wear leads to continued use and benefit for both parties.
Sunday opening of the Chicago World’s Fair faces strong labor opposition as delegates push for Sunday access. President Linehan cites promises to workers and proposes paid entry to drive open gates, with a Wednesday meeting planned near Jackson Park to decide actions. Despatches from Washington indicate gates may never open on Sunday due to Olney’s instruction to enforce the law.
A major fire in Providence on May 21 damaged the Slater Mill district on Sabin Street. The two story wooden section housing American Tubing and Webbing and several adjacent buildings were damaged, with Brick structures partly gutted. Total losses exceed $225,000 across Waterman Machine, Diamond Machine, Reynolds Jewelry and others, with Rhode Island Electric and Bicycle companies among smaller claims. Firemen, some injured, prevented a repeat of the 1886 Aldrich House disaster.
Reports say the Lizzie Borden murder trial will begin as scheduled in New Bedford on the first Monday in June. The case is expected to last about two weeks with Chief Justice Mason and Judges Blodgett and Dewey presiding.
Fore cast for Monday calls for generally fair conditions in New England and eastern New York with thunderstorms tonight and early morning in Connecticut and southern New York. Cooler air expected, temperatures steady at Block Island Nantucket and Eastport. Northwest winds accompany the changing conditions.
The Navy Department readies instructions for the Machias trial at Long Island Sound after the New York's trial completes. Several officers from the New York trial board will serve on the Machias board, and the test will occur on the same waters where the Detroit was tried.
A concise adage urges steady labor to secure a good place. The speaker emphasizes perseverance as the key to advancement, claiming eternal effort yields eventual success through consistent work.
Boston lodge of Elks celebrated its five hundredth communication and fifteenth anniversary with a social event at Odd Fellows Hall. A banquet followed a lavish program featuring prominent thespians and many locals with their wives or ladies.
Morris Seligbaum of 39 Village Street was badly hurt yesterday at Franklin Park when avoiding two carriages he was struck by a rider and thrown. He suffered a deep cut over an eye, was carried to the overlook and treated by a physician before being taken home.
Michael McGrath and his wife quarrelled at their home on Albion Street yesterday morning. It is alleged he struck her with an earthen dish. Police intervened, and McGrath was arrested. Mrs McGrath sustained minor injuries.
In Portland on May 21 a smallpox outbreak emerged among Chinese passengers from Victoria aboard the British steamer Danube. One Chinese passenger died yesterday and the ship, carrying 504 Chinese on board, remains under quarantine.
A remark praising the Crawford Shoe notes its liberal advertising and extensive wear, asserting only true merit could secure its top position. The quote emphasizes real quality behind the popular footwear.
A Lake City camp fire near Lake City Michigan claimed ten lives from a crew of sixty. Nine men died in the blaze including camp foreman, many bodies burned in a well or during attempts to escape. Damaged property included horses, hogs, tools, and eleven log cars of Thayer Lumber Company.
Complete sets in solid hardwood laudably crafted for any city home. Features include full waststand with splasher back, separate locks on all bureau drawers, brass trimmings, dusty proof finish, and sturdy caster feet. Square design and period tone.
Tubular iron beds in ivory enamel complete with woven wire mattress and light casters. Frames are clean neat light strong and easily taken apart with widths from three feet upward priced from six dollars thirty five cents to seven dollars ten cents.
A complete portable closet in solid English oak offered at $1.50. Large size with thorough nighttime ventilation and easy mobility. A convenient wardrobe for bathrooms and similar spaces.
Piazza Furniture invites customers to send a stamp to request a Special Catalogue featuring Piazza and Lawn Furniture. The offer highlights new styles, outdoor sets, and updates for seasonal decorating.
Mrs Michael Leonard of North Bennington died in a fire last night after her son left briefly and returned to find her engulfed in flames. Officials reported she was partially insane and beyond help. The cause of the clothing and remains unclear.
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