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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1892
Page
8
Instructions describe removing the loose cover and turning the head handle to convert a 32 inch couch into a 52 inch bed. The 52 inch bed features best tempered steel springs and a pure hair mattress with bedding in place for immediate use.
An elegant Turkish convert bed described as stylish and perfect, showcased for inspection. A full line is exhibited and for sale at our warerooms starting Monday November 7.
Boston ministers from several denominations condemn election spending. Reverend Townsend likens it to Carlyle's warning and other pastors warn of venal voting. Mabie cites widespread venality, notes minn. profit and leisure class apathy. Merriam defends universal franchise, Parkhurst calls for state action and candidate accountability.
In Brockton a West Bridgewater hunting accident left Henry N. Chase dead after his cousin Warren Crocker discharged a gun. Chase’s mother recounts a white ring turning pale and pointing to his name as a forewarning of death. Chase belonged to Captain Rh. B. Grover Camp Sons of Veterans. funeral to be held Sunday under their auspices.
Paris reports a sensational Deacon case development after a Seine court ordered the elder child returned to Mr Deacon. Mrs Deacon, known as La Princesse Americaine, fled with the child to a convent in Marne seeking to evade the ruling. Police pursue as neighbors and nuns react to the dramatic departure.
The Tammany executive committee sent a letter to John S. Davenport arguing against delaying arrests for illegal registration. It urges immediate warrants and inspection of daily registration lists to prevent voters from losing ballots, asserting cooperation to preempt election day issues. Signatories include David Leventritt Henry D. Hotchkiss David McClure John M. Bowers and Charles H. Knox.
Merchants show strong interest in cocoa coffee from Clark Coffee Company. Manager F P Thrasher leads a blend of Arabian Mocha Java and cocoa bean, praised for safety, nutrition, and a pleasant taste. The drink debuts at Mechanics Fair booth with rapid market uptake noted.
The Democratic National Committee issues a broad appeal to the people of the United States on the eve of the 1892 election. It denounces the Republican party and tariff-driven wealth concentration, endorses Grover Cleveland and Adlai Stevenson, and calls voters to protect polls from bribery and intimidation in a bid for a decisive victory.
The stock of overcoats and ulsters from Bierman Heidelberg Co. 646 to 650 Broadway, New York, was sold by Wilmerding Morris Mitchell on Tuesday Nov 1 to Continental Clothing House of Boston and will be offered Saturday Nov 5 in the overcoat department at discounts up to 60 percent off. The goods, described as high grade, are to be displayed on separate counters and sample garments may be mailed for examination before payment. Lot I lists 100 Fine Brown Diagonal Cheviot Overcoats and an Oxford Mixed Frieze line with prices shown in wholesale, retail, and final sale figures.
Albert N. Hoxie swore affidavits denying bribery claims by Ratshesky Blood Dudley Coffin and Perkins. He asserts no deal with Democrats, cites $250 to withdraw as offered by Ratshesky, and maintains nomination came from Prohibitionists. Antagonists accuse unnamed parties of collusion. multiple affidavits and counteraffidavits follow, including Gibbs and Neale testimonies.
Charles A. Tilden of Ward 1 East Boston is the Democratic candidate for Senator in the first Suffolk district. Born March 23, 1835 in Scituate Mass, he served in the Legislature in 1891 on fisheries and game, is a ship joiner by trade, and has long resided at 122 Trenton Street. He claims strong Republican support in his ward and aims to improve his district, with yachting as his hobby.
A compact pamphlet titled Facts for the Campaign issued by New York Life Insurance Company compiles political data and party platforms for the Republican Democratic Prohibition and People's parties with portraits of their presidential candidates.
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