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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1894

Page

2

Haverhill bribery case witnesses examined in court

In Haverhill, the Superior Court heard defence witnesses as the bribery case moves forward. Alderman Hoyt denied money tied to license votes while other defendants and witnesses described meetings, liquor packages, and alleged efforts to secure licenses. The day ended with Smith’s testimony incomplete and a jury verdict anticipated tomorrow night.

Thomas Carroll Smith Leighton Atkinson N. H Tilton Taylor Alderman Ham Carroll Newburyport Brickett George O. Tilton Mr. Smith Boston Thomas McDonald Ludwig House Young Hoyt Mayor Taylor Ham Cate Pinkham Lcenses James Hickey Thomas F. Carroll Robert Shaw Cox Roque Moody Dick’’ Howe Howard Laubham Mr. Tilton Merryman Orlando Brown Fred M. Smith Cambridge

Free Medical Services Offered by Dr. Dewey

During hard times the doctor provides free examinations and medical attendance for all diseases. Offices at 74 Boylston Street, Hotel Pelham. Hours 9 to 1, 2 to 6, and 6 to 8 p m, Sunday 10 to 4 p m, Wednesday and Thursday evenings closed.

Dewey Pelham Boylston Street

Stevenson Sees Bright Outlook for Democrats in Illinois

Vice-President Stevenson speaks at the Auditorium tonight and will close with speeches in Springfield tomorrow afternoon and Decatur tomorrow night. He says the political situation in Illinois is very encouraging for the Democrats.

Chicago Stevenson Springfield Decatur Illinois

American Wringer Co. Wringers and Sweepers Offered

City manufacturers of wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers. All kinds of wringers and sweepers repaired. Orders by mail promptly attended to. Telephone Tremont 7 4.

American Wringer Co Broadway Extension Tremont

Main Springs 50 Cents At Bell's

Main Springs priced at 50 cents at Bell's. RTT Spring offered with one warranted quality. Watah.

Main Springs Bell

Sugar cargo shifts as Roddam sails to Boston

The British steamer Roddam arrived at Newport News from Sourabaya and was ordered to proceed to Boston after its Java Sugar cargo was purchased by the American Sugar Refining Company. This marks the port's first sugar arrival in over two months. Also, the Sachem carried vast exports to Liverpool, including 25 000 bushels corn and 32 400 pounds cheese, with 652 cattle among other goods.

Roddam Newport News Sourabaya Boston American Sugar Refining Company Sachem Warren Line Walters Liverpool Bill” Mellin Stebbins Brittain Casey Camilla Columbia Hull Europe Frank W. Dallinger Cambridge New Orleans Albert Dumois Costa Rica

All Saints' Church Dedication in Ware Massachusetts

All Saints' Church in Ware Massachusetts, built for 100000 dollars on North street, will be dedicated Sunday by Bishop Thomas D Beaven and other prelates. Construction began in 1888 under Rev James Boyle with stone laid August 19 by Bishop P T O Reilly. Rector bought moire antique silk vestments in Lyons France. Sermon by Rev C W Morrill of New London Connecticut.

Ware All Saints Massachusetts Thomas D. Beaven Springfield North Street James Boyle P. T. O’reilly Europe Lyons France C.W. Morrill New London, Conn

Provincetown Accident Claims Frank Silva in Disaster

Provincetown reports the death of Frank Silva age about 23 from injuries received in yesterday's collapse of the Odd Fellows building. Nels Munson of Helsingburg suffers scalp wounds and bruises, while Winslow O Smith of Brockton escaped with minor injuries. The disaster is blamed on imperfect studding under a main beam. architect Congero of Brockton arrived to inspect the site.

Provincetown Frank Silva New Odd Fellows Nels Munson Helsingburg Winslow O. Smith Brockton Congero Architect

Russell crowds in Hoar era as Speaker contrasts with Lodge

John E. Russell draws a packed crowd in Hoar's whiskey town with a sharp critique of Republican rhetoric and the Sugar Trust charge. He argues sugar prices, treasury gains, and a 200 capitalists bounty, railing at Hoar and party leaders while noting past panics and the need for honest administration. The event features Rep. O'Neil and William F. Courtney, with John Breen presiding and a long platform slate of local officials and supporters.

Lawrence John E. Russell Russell Lodge Sugar Trust Treasury Department Hoar New England Arkansas Missouri Texas Chicago Tribune Schleswig-Holstein House of Commons John Russell Grant Times Hayes Times Opera House O’neil William F. Courtney Lowell John Breen Congressman Stevens C. A. DeCourcey Father Reilly O’mahoney J. O. Parker Postmaster Sweeney W. F. O’sullivan John J. Donovan Brooks Caleb Saunders M. F. Sullivan D. F. Kiley John F. Howard Joseph J. Flynn D. F. Dolan Duncan Woold Walter Coulaon

Disappearance of Woburn Real Estate Operator George Currier

George E. Currier, a well known Woburn young citizen who ran a Main Street real estate office, vanished after leaving his wife on Tuesday. Once a shoe factory superintendent, he faced unsettled debts and a contentious split with E. and G. Place, after which his office building was torn down and he likely left town with his wife and small child awaiting his return.

Woburn George E. Currier Main Street Currier E. & G. Place

Coakley Campaign Closes Brighton Rally Echoes Democratic Support

A massive Brighton rally at the Charles River Hotel ends with Timothy W. Coakley attacking John F. Cronan as a Republican pawn and pledging to debate Cronan’s record in Warren Hall. Coakley touts Brighton majorities, disputes Cronan’s labels, and calls for denouncing the A P A while promising to press his joint-debate challenge.

Brighton Charles River Suffolk Timothy W. Coakley Senate George Roberts Bridge Department Thomas IF. Dolan Gormley John Flannery Republican Ballot Commission Cronan John F. Cronan P. A. Collins Nathan Matthews Josiah Quincy Hart O’brien Herbert A. Fuller Carberry Bennett Ballot Commission Baker Granville A. Fuller Coakley Fuller Mr. Cronan

Political jabs and rapid campaigning across New York

Tom Waller of Connecticut accuses Cleveland supporters of mishandling the party ticket in New York while Chauncey Depew delivers 35 speeches in New York over two days. Elsewhere San Francisco private detective C J Stillwell sues Registrar Evans and 6000 voters for alleged rolls irregularities. Depew laments the exhausting schedule.

Tom Waller Connecticut Cleveland New York San Francisco C. J. Stillwell Evans Chauncey Depew

Colds Coughs Catarrh and Pain Remedy

An advertisement describes a universal cure named the great vital and muscle nerviue for numerous ailments. It claims to speed recovery from headaches earaches toothaches and many body pains including aches of joints muscles and internal organs. The text lists an extensive roster of conditions and touts this remedy as a cure-all.

A. Johnson Earth

Johnson's Liniment praised for nasal catarrh wash

A reader endorses Johnson's Liniment for nasal wash treating catarrh and finds it superior to other remedies. The testimonial, from J. E. Wurpre, South Windham VI, notes following directions and satisfaction with the product.

Johnson J. E. Wurprre South Windham

Balance sheet figures summarize corporate finances

The document lists capital stock one million dollars and surplus fund half a million. It shows losses of fifty thousand, deposits subject to check about four million eight hundred eighty-one thousand, plus certificates of deposit near one hundred ninety thousand. It notes dividends, sinking funds for railroads, and unpaid dividends totaling about seven million one hundred fifty-five thousand.

Public Meeting at Faneuil House Invites Speakers

A public meeting at Faneuil House invites all speakers including supporters of the speaker. The scene features prolonged cheering as attendees show their approval.

Faneuil House

Arrested councilman faces larceny charge in Stowe case

Councilman Frank F. Gormley Ward 19 was arrested at his home on a larceny charge for $775.38. He is a sub agent for Sun Insurance and Continental Insurance. The firms allege he failed to turn over premiums collected for Lorenzo Bird Hayes & Co. Gormley was taken to police headquarters, arraigned, and held on $1000 bail before posting. He denies the accusation calling it a misunderstanding.

Frank F. Gormley Worthington Street Gormley Sun Insurance Company of London Continental Insurance Company of New York Exchange Place Lorenzo Bird, Hayes & Co Dugan

Highland Association backs Golding for Senate in seventh district

A communication from James Henry Hart president and Peter Edward Whalen secretary reports the Highland Association met in Chickering Hall last night and recommended John Golding for the Senate from the seventh district while protesting Isaac P. Hutchinson for A. P. A. affiliations.

James Henry Hart Peter Edward Whalen Highland Association Chickering Hall John Golding Senate Isaac P. Hutchinson

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