07 Nov 1893
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1893
Page
1
In the Boston Herald editorial dated November 6, the piece discusses ME Robert C. Hoopel seeking the senate seat in the Sixth district. It cites a broad circle of business leaders who back him for high character and judgment, naming many prominent signatories and stressing his qualifications and district impact.
A man identified as Daniel Kimball, 23, a prominent figure in the Bay district, shot himself with a revolver near Beagon Street and Dartmouth Street. The distressed incident occurred after a recent confrontation with acquaintances at a downtown hotel, leaving local authorities and reporters scrambling for details.
A Boston Tow Boat Company tug witnessed a capsizing off the Chelsea harbor opposite the Commercial wharf. Four men were in danger. Walter from New York was pulled aboard a ferry boat while the other three were rescued by the tug crew.
In New York the ejectment suit tied to the will of Mrs. Ann Drake Seaman of Westchester and New York counties seeks control of a $20 million estate. Judge Patterson in the Supreme Court hears the matter amid claims of testator influence and a large slate of plaintiffs and defendants. The case hinges on whether spiritual influence affected the will and who ultimately inherits the marble mansion at Innwood Heights.
A brief, damaged clerical fragment recounts civil unrest near a Town Hall. A cavalry detachment charged the crowd. one cavalryman was wounded and several rioters were trampled. Homes were reached by railway waggons as troops attempted control.
Local report from Cleveland details Mrs. Arthur Young being detained on a charge involving a pocketbook theft totaling $187. The accused, known as the notorious Mother Hubbard, denied the crime and later appeared with an attorney. The incident follows years of notoriety and public recognition.
Fragmentary report mentions Ney and Charlies B at a gathering with faint reference to a Nazi salute and a predicted return. Local officials discuss a receiver and implications for the city amid public comment.
A man named William Stetson with aliases appeared in District Court on a burglary charge at Mrs Homans. Bail was set at 1500 dollars for Stetson or a related suspect, with a companion who looked like a brother securing release and leaving the scene as a later train departure was planned.
In this week only the custom department offers wool Elysians Beavers and Kersey Overcoats with velvet collars silk sleeves and braided edges at 20. Fifty varieties of business suitings at GIG per suit with fit guaranteed. Worsted ceviot suits in navy or black at 30 for four suits at 20 each. Made in sacks or frock styles noted as fine business attire. Orders due delivered November 16 at Oak Hall Boston by G W Simmons Co.
Two passengers from the steamer Catalonia, arriving Oct 15, are hospitalized with smallpox in Boston. Patrick McDermott, 17, of Roxbury, and James Malloy, 11, of Carver Street, Roxbury, are in quarantine at the smallpox hospital on Canterbury Street West Roxbury. Authorities note passengers were from varied city quarters and that exposure may have occurred on board or after arrival.
Newburyport mass meeting drew large crowds as Gov elect Greenhalge spoke in Merrimac Amesbury and Newburyport. He defended Republican tariff policy urged protection for New England workers and warned against a “wildcat” Democratic stance while urging unity to aid wages and manufacturers.
In Malden on November 6 the Democrats held a large rally with about 1500 attendees. Speaker John E. Russell praised reform and argued for Democratic governance while condemning Republican aims and national issues affecting labor, immigration, and business.
Batesville reports five Oliphant robbers caught five in all. Two jailed at Batesville and three being taken to Newport. The trio were captured in White River bottoms after a clash with shots fired and one robber wounded.
In Fall River on November 6 Mayor Coughlin faced a heated aldermanic clash as Alderman Beattie moved to revoke licenses granted to 156 victuallers. Beattie accuses liquor shops of weekly indiscretions. the mayor and Alderman Sullivan defend enforcement while tensions spill into City Hall corridors.
In Springfield the Democratic rally led by James E. Dunleavy and Felix W. McGettrick drew a large crowd as Governor Russell praised Dem ocratic candidates and discussed state and national issues after six speeches in two days. In Holyoke a separate rally attracted about 3800 people with Russell as the sole speaker.
The item notes pleasant weather for election day, promising warmth and no excuses for abstention. It urges Democrats to emulate past voters and visit the polls, while claiming the climate will be inviting and mild for all.
A 5 PM accident in Somerville killed Jeremiah O Leary Jr 10, son of Jeremiah Pyeery of 47 Prospect Street. He was struck as he attempted to step in front of a peddler's team, the wheel passing over his head despite the driver applying brakes.
The World's Candy Exposition opens in New York at the Lenox Lyceum on November 6 with President Hayward of the Boston National Confectioners' Association delivering the opening address. Over a hundred exhibitors participate.
Chicago voters confirm Democratic minority surrender as Alderman George B. Swift is chosen acting Mayor after a council vote. Swift replaces the incumbent amid the city government reshuffle.
Emperor William issued an edict forbidding all games of hazard among active service members and demanding harsh punishment for violations. The measure fuels speculation that officers linked to the Hanover gambling case will be dismissed from the army.
New London reports a low business mood amid difficult collections as William H. Saxton, longtime jewelry dealer, faces reassessment of his operations. The era's commerce struggles reflect broader naval yard activity and shipping adjustments in the region.
The headline proclaims Cleveland supporters triumph as Greenhalge votes for the Sherman bill. Russell is elected, praised as the man of brains and a splendid record.
A Boston Republican State Committee notice offers a reward for information leading to prosecution and conviction of anyone who illegally votes on Tuesday November 7, 1893, in Boston. The appeal is issued by Samuel E Wisela.
Paris dispatch reports Ferdinand de Lesseps and his family arriving in Paris from La Chemaye his country home where he had lived in retirement for a long period.
The state council proposes monopolizing tobacco production and trade in Rus and Petersburg, aiming to centralize control and regulate pricing at a regional level.
An old advertisement lists outfits including a Ulster Derby hat white shirt silk suspenders and linen collar all priced at 8.97. It mentions overcoats satin cloth lined options and several names implying a sale event with cash terms.
Equity session in Superior Court heard the Norton versus Savage case detailing a web of perjury forgery and infidelity. The tale traces Deacon Norton and Zuchtmann families, a long eloped relationship, and a scheme to fake a marriage before Norton wed Kate Zuchtmann. Witnesses and forged deeds unravel as investigators verify dates and officials involved.
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