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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1895
Page
1
Boston Democrats greeted Williams and Quincy with rousing ovations during a multi‑neighborhood campaign. Williams spoke in East Boston Charlestown Somerville and more, praising party unity and condemning the A P A while Quincy drew wild cheers as he entered Independence Hall and East Boston rallies.
Hot Springs Arkansas, November 81 Corbett and Brady will leave for Little Rock tomorrow morning to surrender. Steve O It and Peter Maher have signed to meet at Whittington Park Monday at 5 o'clock for a purse of 4000 dollars winner take all. Authorities will decide if Corbett and Fitzsimmons may buy Smith and Tommy Ryan will weigh in at 8 o'clock tomorrow morning to a drawn up outcome by managers willing to have the money put up Tuesday.
In Sitting Rock Arkansas on October 31 Governor Clarke told Fitz Simmons and Julian in a brief interview that he holds nothing personal but will exhaust every legal means to prevent fighting in Arkansas. He expressed certainty that the sun will rise tomorrow. The first and his manager left the interview impressed by the governor's sincerity and returned to their hotel in a thoughtful mood.
In Hot Springs Arkansas the Fussimons case and Vendig figure in a tense night as state officers clash over possession and witnesses. Rumors say a tip spurred events while Governor’s men and a special intercede crew prepared actions at Malvern. John B Sullivan Tommy Ryan and others arrived later, attracting a crowd of sports and onlookers.
A Chicago party plans to attend a Springs fight as a railroad guarantee for a no fare fight fades. John L Sullivan backs Corbett over Fitz, hoping to keep the title American and urges calm to avoid chaos. He predicts the law will curb pugilism and the sport will revert to old methods of staging matches.
Court in Little Rock set the writ returnable at 3 pm before Judge Martin but Governor Clarke received a telegram from Judge Murphy asking delay until tomorrow. Judge Murphy was delayed in Hot Springs. Judge Martin granted a postponement to 2 pm tomorrow.
James J. Corbett returned from Little Rock and drove to Whittington Park where the ring was stretched. He announced he had fulfilled his articles and claimed the forfeit from the Florida Ath Club. He then returned to his horses as Simmons remained at Little Rock.
In Philadelphia the Holmés trial proceeds with testimony from Sid ney Lt. Samuels and Miss Georgiana Yohe. Samuels linked H M Pratt to Lyman and to a note on a three story building loan. Yohe testified Holmes used aliases and was seen with Yohe in St Louis and Indianapolis, placing Holmes at the boarding house when Perry Pietzel died. The court heard cross examination as Holmes watched, noting emotional reactions during the testimony.
Mahogany furniture improves with age. It gains a delicious warmth of color and lends a dignity to any apartment. No other wood can be classed with it.
A morning fire in West Pawlet, Vermont, from Main Street drug store origin, killed Mia Knowles and daughters Kate and Alina, with ten families left homeless and about $60,000 in losses across the town. The village lacks fire apparatus, limiting containment and spreading to post office, stores, hotel, and hardware firms. Origin remains unknown.
A blaze erupted near B and I streets South Boston at 12 30 AM gutting Commercial Coffees Works and the carriage factory of Robert Hatradh. The one story complex housed Anton Toe Chalk Company and Union Toe Company stocks valued about 2000. Woodbury owned Commercial Coffees stock about 1500. Building fully insured and cause undetermined.
Patrick Mulkern aged 86 of 117 West Ninth street South Boston and James J Sullivan aged 9 of 155 E street clashed at the BH and West Eighth streets corner last night An argument escalated to a fight during which Mulkern allegedly used a pocket knife Sullivan suffered a three inch head wound He was treated by Dr Young at Station 6 Mulkern was locked up
An old guard Republican meeting urged defeating the A. P. A. in the municipal campaign. They adopted resolutions to skip the Republican caucus and formed a Citizens' ticket after inviting Democrats to join.
Washington report outlines Friday conditions for New England and eastern New York. New England faces rain and dangerous easterly coastal winds with a shift to westerly winds and clearing in the far south, plus warmer interior temperatures. Eastern New York sees rain then fair skies, high northwesterly winds turning to westerly, with warmer readings in the north.
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