26 May 1893
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1893
Page
1
Fragmentary text references an MRE agent and a man found dead. Mentions a 30 day period and a warning to certain parties. Text is garbled with broken names and addresses, hindering clear details.
Cashier O A Marshall's funeral is set for tomorrow at 2 p m at the Unitarian church with Rev F L Phelan of Concord NH officiating. Local businesses will close in observance.
The Boston executive council rejected William B. McClellan's nomination as fire marshal with a 3 to 6 vote. David Hall Rice broke with his prior stance and voted for confirmation, joining Morse and Donovan in support. Lieutenant Governor Wolcott criticized McClellan for lacking qualifications and vigor to guard the office's duties.
The article promotes strong double and twisted weaves in foreign and domestic fabrics. It highlights delicate shading, attractive patterns, and superior durability. SINGLE AND DOUBLE BREASTED SACK SUITS are offered, made in our own workrooms with refined trim and materials.
District Attorneys Knowlton and Moody will conduct the Lizzie Borden trial with Attorney-General Pillsbury withdrawing due to health. Pillsbury will assist as needed, while Moody of Essex joins Knowlton of Bristol in the prosecution. The report notes the case remains a public focus and questions the impact of this change on the trial.
Charles A. Shapleigh a prominent Eliot Me deacon attempted suicide by hanging in a barn near Portsmouth N H. A neighbor Clara Kennard intervened as he then attacked her with a noose. He fled and was later to be taken to Augusta Insane Asylum amid reports of insanity and a family history of suicide.
Madrid reports the minister of justice has resigned after the Chamber opposed proposed retrenchments. The war minister is expected to retire for the same reason, as both departments faced opposition. A cabinet crisis follows these moves.
Amherst May 25 six seniors were chosen to compete for the Hyde prize of 100 dollars in oratory. The competitors are Frederick Sullis of Erie Frederick W. Berkman of Westboro William C Breed of Malone N Y Herbert P Gallinger of Cortland N Y Lewis T Reed of Worcester Oliver H Storey of Gloucester.
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