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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1891

Page

3

Beating a Corporation Speculating on Death in Boston

A Boston New York Life Insurance case ends with the arrest of John J. King and associates. King plotted to insure a dying man, Joseph McDonough, arranging a fake exam and cashing a $2000 policy after McDonough’s death. Mrs. McDonough and James Sullivan joined the scheme, sharing $1100 of the payout after premiums.

Boston New York Life Insurance Company Joseph Dugan Central Office John J. King Joseph McDonough McDonough King James Sullivan Sullivan Company Maverick Bank Five Cents Savings Bank School Street The Insurance Company Cornish Pinkerton Dugan Superior Criminal Court of Suffolk County C Street Third Avenue Brooklyn New York Life Insurance John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company Alloged McDonough Broadway South Charles R. Rob Rts Mney

Deserted wife elopes with man leaving four children destitute

Pittsfield reports its first elopement in years as Mrs. Dr J Hill left four young children with a simple minded housekeeper to run off with William Cornell. Dr Hill, a veterinarian about 60, had been away three weeks. The family lived on Burbank street and the oldest child is six. Authorities now supervise the children amid a near famine in the home.

Pirtsheup Pittsfield J. Hill William Cornell Hill Dr. Hill Cornell

Hotel Boston Promises Novel Amenities and Fine Dining

A Boston hotel plans to open basement bowling alleys in a few days. Owner Mr. Clark promises a unique attraction for Boston, with patrons praising the cook as an artist of rare merit and signaling accommodations to satisfy even the most fastidious guest.

Clark Boston

Norris & Co Move to New Tremont Street Piano Showroom

The Norris brothers relocate to 131 Tremont Street, offering a wide stock of first class pianos including Hainespine Sohmer and Pease models. The new showroom features modern fittings and aims to attract a growing trade with generous patronage and favorable terms.

Messrs. C. 8. Norris & Co Tremont Street Messrs. Norris & Co Hainespine Patti Nilsson Gerstu Seaichi Abbott Thursby Pease Mesars Norris & Co

Pleasant Hostelrie Dinner Celebrates Hotel Renovation

A dinner was hosted at Clark's Hotel to toast improvements. The Mer cantile Bank building has been under four months of alterations and will join the hotel. Clark praised the plan and decor with gold and white tones, rattan furniture, mirrors, and leather upholstery. The dining area includes a private room and adjoining private dining spaces. Sleeping suites are lit by gas and electricity, with twenty five suites and fire escape access.

Clark’s Mercantile Bank Clark

Brighton hears on rapid transit for Boston area

The Rapid Transit Commission held a public hearing in Brighton with Vice-Chairman Josiah Quincy Adams presiding. Witness D Corcoran urged a new electric line path from Oak Square through Beacon Street to the State House and Tremont, arguing current routes waste time and the present electric system is overloaded. Other speakers supported route changes, fare reductions, and reducing car crowding, especially in bad weather, to aid workers and improve service.

Rapid Transit Commission Brighton Boston Josiah Quincy Adams Matthews Osborn Howes, Jr C. W. Kingley H. L. Higginson J. E. Fitzgerald William Jackson D. Corcoran Brighon Krizston Allston Park Street Theodore Dresser Brookline Oak Square Cambridge Street Beacon Street State House Tremont Street Eliot Washington Street Adams Leacon Street Channing Rusk Tares

Latin elevens Triumph In Close South End Football Game

Boston Latin School beats English High 14 to 10 on the South End grounds in a hard fought interscholastic gridiron clash. Gay, Gould, Beal and Monahan starred for the Latins while English High struggled behind the rush line though Monahan and Douglass showed bursts and the game featured strong defense and sharp, heady play.

Boston Latin South End E. H.S Monahan Bullard Vogel Deadwood Clarke L.S Gay Twombly Gould Shea Ik. H. S Douglass Mahoney L. S Mulf Beal English High B. L Gav EK. H. 5 Ob. L. A Douglas Oval Clark Andan Ore B. L.S E.H.S E. H Weis Anash Clarke Lewis Howe Gould Vagel Shiea Monahan Scannell Carpentier Miller Eee Butler Shaiace Bornstieie Ongss Res Humphreys Pci Wees Quarerbuck Arren Douglas Wilson Eves Manoney Beal Eseee T. Monahan Touchdowns E. B.S R. D. Ware Roxbury Latin School E. L. Richards Manual Training School

Spanish Reciprocity Boosts Havana Trade

Washington reports quick gains from the Spanish reciprocity treaty in the first two months. U S shipments from New York to Havana rose in September and October 1891 versus 1890, with many commodities rising sharply. Steamship lines chartered three extra vessels, full departures, and machinery exports to sugar manufacture increased. Officials forecast U S flour imports to Cuba could reach 1,000,000 barrels annually once duties fall in January, prompting more sailings or larger ships.

WashingTon State Department New York Havana Eeee Lhe Steamship Company United States Cuba

Women Suffrage Discussion in Park Street Parlor

A Women Suffrage discussion led by Henry Blackwell at No 3 Park Street, hosted by the Social Science Institute. The group argued for equal voting rights, legal contracts, and women’s leadership, noting women’s business success and the need to end ignorance in voters.

Park Street Henry Blackwell Women’s Journal Social Science Social Science Institute America

Post prints facsimile of mutilated speech to show deceit

The Post published a facsimile of Governor Russell's mutilated speech, drawing crowds to bulletins as readers praised the expose of Republican deceit and urged securing copies from the Democratic headquarters. Demand overwhelmed supply. remaining copies available at the business office today, first come.

Russell Post Allen Bulletin

Laurier Banquet Draws Canadian Interest in Boston

Montreal observers report strong political interest as Lafayette Club of Boston hosts Wilfred Laurier on November 17. Tickets are capped: 200 for Canada, 200 for Americans, 250 for French Canadians in the U S A. Canada’s allotment is sold. prominent French Canadians and Liberal figures plan to attend. A special train departs November 16 for the Canadian contingent. Laurier is expected to make a major reviprocity announcement.

Montreal Q. P Lafayette Club Boston Wilfred Laurier Dominion Canada United States Russell Josten Laurier

Shipping News Mini Almanac Update for Nov 7 High Tide

The Saturday issue notes high water at 2 45 PM with lunar positions and day length details. Almanac data includes moon phases and tides with a six point scale and minute timing indications.

Dickenson Sees Democratic Victory in 1892 Tariff Campaign

Ex-Postmaster General Don M. Dickenson in Washington during Federal Supreme Court sessions says the tariff will dominate the 1892 campaign and the silver issue will not figure. He notes Tuesday’s vote suggests strong support for Cleveland and that Massachusetts could split for him if he remains the Democratic nominee.

Washington Don M. Dickenson Federal Supreme Court Dickenson Cleveland

Writ Served on Secretary Noble at White House

United States Marshal Ransdell served a legal writ in the White House Cabinet room to the Secretary of the Interior, in the Union River Logging Railroad Company suit. The routine act occurred during a Cabinet meeting and caused amusement among officials.

United States Ranedell Noble Union River Logging Railroad Company Secretary of the Interior Joe Ransdell

Yucatan Henequen Exports Boost Boston Trade

Boston reports that the main Yucatan industry is henequen fibre export for cordage. Bureau statistics show over 100 million pounds produced this year, about half of which is shipped to Boston, Massachusetts.

Yucatan Washington Bureau of the American Republics Boston Mass

Angry Depositor Forces Teller Demand At Closed Bank

Florence Alabama November 6. The Bank of Florence failed to open its doors this morning. Bank officers refused comment. Assets and liabilities unavailable. Several exciting scenes occurred inside the bank as a depositor with a pistol demanded his money from the president and was persuaded to desist.

Florence Ala Bank of

Justifiable Homicide Verdict In New Brunswick Case

St. John New Brunswick November 6 jury rules in favor of justifiable homicide in the shooting of sailor McNeil by Policeman Caples. The verdict states the officer acted in lawful self defense during the incident.

St. Joan N. B Caples McNeil

Port of Boston Arrivals and Departures Friday Nov 6

Arrived steamers from Hamburg Antwerp and London plus coastwise ships with goods and passengers bound for William Johnston Co C Furness A M Graham Swis Abraham Richardson Patterson and Agnevla Patten and others. Cleared steamers to Liverpool Yarmouth NS and Sydney coastwise ships to New York Bangor Portland. Sailed Harrisburg for Philadelphia and Boston for Yarmouth NS with Quarantine moves. High winds and gale reported at sunset near Highland Light.

Cremon Ger Meyerdirks Hamburg Antwerp Haliax Moise William Johnston & Co Stockholm Patten Bangor J Kennedy Mitchell Calais Mildred A Pope Steele Addison Mazourka Lane Rockport Pavonia Mc Kay Liverpool Alex Martin Boston Br Forbes Yarmouth J G Hall & Coavarian Williams Thayer & Lin Oln Clyde Strum Bridgewater DeLong & Seaman Amelia Corkum Katuse Sydney Barclay, Clements & Co Sama Nor Hansen New York Boston Annie W Weston Woodside Weehawken Ech E.viral French Highland Light

Maritime Ship Movements and Departures Summary

A compact dispatch lists sailing and in port statuses from several ports. Notable items include La Flandre and Rialto sailing for New York and Boston respectively from Antwerp, Mexico in port at Buenos Aires, Virginia L Stafford sailing from Cardiff, Shannon Peck and others in Cardenas for Gulf ports and Cuba, Vanloo to Singapore from Cape Town, Nil Desperandum bound for New York from Liverpool, and other vessels such as Artisan, Morning Light, Harriet S Jackson, Oude, Ethelwold, and Strauss noted with routes and dates.

Antwerp la Flandre New York Rialto Boston de Ruyter Buenos Ayres Mexico Cardiff Virginia L. Stafford Fleetwood Cardenas Shannon Peck Gulf Cuba Robert J Z3arr Platt Jordo Philadelphia Haskell Richardson Port Antonio Ethelwold Leon Rouken Oulde Wellington Strauss Haavensen Brisbane

Domestic Ports Update With Multiple Vessel Movements

Shipping notices from Now Baltimore Brunswick Bath Bangor Dover and more report schooners brig and steamers clearing for Boston New York Philadelphia Portland and other ports. Vessels include Balti more Chatham Ruth Robinson Velos Sea Foam Harris Star Mary Ann McCann and more with sailings to New York Boston Portland and coastal trips.

Baltimore Liverpol May Williams Boston Percy Kdsall Portsmouth John W Linnell Wim O Snow Fall River Chatham Saml H Walker Yale John Stroup Gloucester Alex Gibon San Francisco Brunswick William Smith Babbidge New York BATH Ruth Robinson Boton Sarah Coast Wise Bangor Mary Ann McCann Fiether Velos Coney Quiver M. Donald Marblehead Mary Willey Forest Queen Eastport Sehary F Pike Dennysville Dover Croma Shields Italy Liverpool Elbe Kremen Hatis Hamburg London la Hasbaye Antwerp Johannes Brun Nassau Renown Bassarah Bermuda Johann Frederien Lamcrs Stettin Alma Konigsberg Schs Wilson & Willard Estella S A Kimball JC Wood Eliot Sadie Corey Winterport J W McKay Windsor Garland Philadelphia Portland D_ Fibber KE H King Rockland Hume Zeila Beta Machais Fannie & Edith Belfist HK F Merriam Boothbay Belle Halladay Kennebec Lion Charles Cooper Coastwise Providence Hiram Winters Calais Lewis Jane Hastie Hillsboro Newark Glenera St John Diadem Telegraph Thomaston Sarah Louise Bridgeport Velasco Tex Edward C Allen Wilmingston Mary L Peters Williams Myra A Weaver Charleston Emily F Northam

Fishing Schooner Clara S Cameron Ashore at Fort Warren

The fishing schooner Clara S Cameron of Dennis, sailing from Georges with about 22 000 pounds of fish, ran ashore at Fort Warren at 10 o clock Thursday night. She is full of water and two tugs failed to pull her off yesterday. Prospects for salvage are poor as she likely will go to pieces. Owned by RJ Edwards of Dennis she is valued at 8000 dollars. Her catch has been landed in Boston.

Clara S. Cameron Dennis Georges Fort Warren RJ Edwards Boston

Closing of Foreign Mails at Boston Nov 7 for several routes

Oct 19 navigational notes indicate foreign mail closings at Boston for Bluefields and Greytown via steamer Gussie from New Orleans at 8 p.m. Nov 7. Costa Rica via Port Lirmoon via Holquin from New Orleans at 8 p.m. Nov 7. St Pierre and Miquelon via Kalifax from Boston at 6 p.m. Nov 7. Great Britain Ireland and other Europe routes to be assessed.

Boston Bluefields Greytown Gussie New Orleans Costa Rica Port Lirmoon Holquin St. Pierre and Miquelon Kalifax Great Britain Ireland

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