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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1892

Page

5

Republicans Descend in Senate on Poll Tax Measure

The Massachusetts Senate backed away from a poll tax prerequisite for voting, adopting a verbal amendment and proposing a tax free substitute amid Governor Russell and Attorney General Pillsbury debates. House actions included a plan to prorogue, land for Boston City Hall, and debates on electric wires regulation and telephone charges. Denmark marks King Christian's jubilee with ceremonies, deputations, and a royal gala dinner in Copenhagen.

State Senate Parkman Suffolk Pillsbury Russell Charles Theodore Russell, Jr McDonough Democratic City Committee Legislative Department Thayer Worcester Coveney Boston

She Gets Another Foot

Clara Foote of Ware declines changing her name for love. Her cousin Charley Foote, after prior parental embargoes on letters, sends registered correspondence from Worcester, sparking town chatter especially among Notre Dame Church Catholics, as the couple proceed and the world moves on.

Ware Clara Foote Charley Foote Worcester Charley Notre Dame

Teacher Shoots Pupil's Father in Lebanon C I May 26

C E Shell a public school teacher shot and probably fatally wounded Joseph Lackey a laborer in Lebanon Ohio today. The teacher punished Lackey's son for alleged misconduct and a quarrel followed. Shell has not been arrested.

Lebanon C. E. Shell Joseph Lackey Lackey Shell

Old State House as Boston travel hub under Palmer

No 3 Old State House in Boston, run by L H Palmer, has become a popular transportation hub. Tickets or drawing room car seats for Shore Live express trains and the Colonial express between Boston and Washington are available here.

Old State House L. H. Palmer Boston Shore Live Washington Boston & Albany Railroad Albany Syracuse Cleveland M. S Chicago M.C Wagner R.R Cincinnati Utica Toledo Oston Bos'sn Detroit Oston & P St. Louis Big Four Wagoner L.S M.S. BR. R New York Springfield Washington St Kneeland St Hanson Pullman Park Square Station Fall River Washington and State Streets Old Colony Railroad J. R. Kendrick Geo. L. Connor Gen'l Pass’y Agt

Ship blown up at sea near Oregon coast

The crew of the St. Charles arrived aboard the Willa mett Valley after the explosion off the Oregon coast on May 17. Second mate Mike Flynn and sailor Charles Lenberg were burned and injured, Captain Chapman died, and nineteen men survived by abandoning ship in three boats, 200 miles from land. Flynn and Lenberg were taken to Newport, Oregon, with Flynn expected to die.

San Francisco Cal St. Charles Oregon Coast Willamette Valley Nanaimo Mike Flynn Charles Lenberg Louis Strandburg Lenberg Flynn Strandburg Riley Chapman Atire Cape Foulweather Newport Ore

English High Prize Drill At Mechanics Hall

The English High prize drill attracted about two thousand spectators in Mechanics Hall yesterday. Prizes were won by multiple companies in battalion and company drills, sword and bayonet exercises. Notable winners included Kent Listermann and Corporal Gray with additional special prizes, with judges Major Dyar Captain Murray and Lieutenant Brigham presiding.

Mechanics Igh W. C. Holman W. R. Parker H. H. Yost J. P. Hayward G. W. Dunklee A.C. Brown Kent Listermann Miller Gray Cudworth P. A. Dyar George F. H. Murray C. H. Brigham Naval Battalion

Boston Day by Day Arrests for Break In at Newbury Street

Frederick R. Whitney and James Walsh are under arrest charged with breaking and entering No 160 Newbury Street. They were caught disposing of stolen goods and may face further theft charges. A fence blocking an alley at Carleton Street has been torn down, allowing West Rutland Square and West Newton Street residents access to back entrances. The move overturned Nathan Matthews Sr claim of riparian rights to an old channel. Superior Court did not uphold his claim.

Frederick R. Whitney James Walsh No. 160 Newbury Street Carleton Street West Rutland Square West Newton Street Nathan Matthews Superior Court

Petitioners Abandon Dunlap Pardon Effort

Petitioners for Dunlap have given up hope of a pardon. No application will be filed next year as his term nears completion, with about 80 near the end of the sentence remaining.

Dunlap

Mavericks Bank Defendants File Replies in District Court

Three Maverick Bank defendants in U S District Court filed reply briefs to the District Attorney Allen. Counsel claim the DA quotes only favorable portions of opinions and ignores contrary parts. They urge criminal pleading comply with common law rules demanding precise statement of the offense. Judge Nelson will likely take weeks to decide the motion to quash.

Maverick Bank Brieps United States District Court Maverick Bank Allen Counses Nelson

That Silver Convention Opens in Washington with Delegates

The second national silver convention opened at noon in Washington with about 100 delegates from across the country. I. B. Morris of Indiana was elected chairman, Lee Crandall of Washington secretary, and Henry Jones of Georgia assistant secretary. The usual committees were formed and the session will run for three days.

Washington A. J. Warner I. B. Morris Indiana Lee Crandall Henry Jones Georgia

Newspaper men make Yarmouth, Nova Scotia trip

A Boston party of reporters left at noon on a trip to Yarmouth N S as guests of the Yarmouth Steamship Company. They will tour the town today and return this evening. Thomas F Anderson is in charge aided by Major George S Merrill Lawrence American W E Brigham Lynn Press E F Giddings Springfield Union W W Waugh Boston Home Journal J H Thomas Haverhill Gazette.

Boston Yarmouth N.S Yarmouth Steamship Company Thomas F. Anderson George S. Merrill Lawrence American W. E. Brigham Lynn Press E. F. Giddings Springfield Union W. W. Waugh Boston Home Journal J. H. Thomas Haverhill Gazette

Newsboy Is Barely Hurt When Wagon Passes Over Leg

A newsboy fell between the wheels of a heavy wagon after he jumped from an electric car on Washington Street in front of the Post Office. The wagon’s back wheel passed over his right leg, but injuries were not serious since the wagon was unloaded.

Washington Street

Unitarian festival marks fifty first annual gathering in Music Hall

In Music Hall yesterday afternoon and evening the fifty first Unitarian festival drew about twelve hundred attendees. Speeches by Dr Edward Everett Hale Mrs Charles G Ames Hon Horace Davis and others featured the program with Mrs Ames the first woman to address the festival.

Edward Everett Hale Charles G. Ames Horace Davis Music Hall Archibald M. Howe Howard N. Brown Minot J. Savage St. Louis Unitarian Church John Cuckson Edward A. Horton Mary A. Livermore Thomas R. Slicer

Steamers Arrived In Port From London Antwerp and More

Ships reached Boston New York Newport Queenstown Bremen Southampton Hamburg and Fastnet between May 25 and May 27. Vessels listed include Nessmore Albert Dumois Sorrento Waesland Saratoga Spree Normannia Normandie Wieland and Brit annic with origins in London Jamaica Antwerp Havana and New York and arrivals shown for Liverpool Hamburg and Liverpool routes. Several ships proceeded to their destinations from Queenstown and Southampton.

Boston Palestine Liverpoo Nessmore London Albert Dumois Jamaica Sorrento Antwerp New York Waesland Saratoga Havana Queenstown Britannic Liverpool Bremen Spree Southampton Normannia Hamburg Fastnet Normandie Wieland

Real estate sale of Washington Street store unit

Mr Jason Bailey sold the Washington Street property housing the five cent store to Mr Bradshaw of Hollander Bradshaw Fal soul. The deal is reported at about 500000 dollars with an assessed value of 819500 dollars.

Jason Bailey Washington Street Bradshaw Hollander, Bradshaw & Falsoul

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