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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1889
Page
5
ur Drug and Prescription Depart ment presents itself as a perfect Boston pharmacy with strict safety, skilled druggists, and guaranteed prescriptions at least 25 percent cheaper than elsewhere. It lists numerous goods and brands, notes a wide stock of perfumes and toilet articles, and emphasizes honest, civil service as its trade hallmark.
A brief note asks about engaging in a trade and requests consideration of terms. It hints at interest in exchanging goods or services and seeks discussion of conditions.
Hexen Mont November 7 The State Canvassing Board decision ends the election contest until the Legislature convenes Democrats lament temporary defeat but vow to fight on the floor The split certificates from county clerk and State Canvassing Board create dual candidacy in Silver Bow County Republicans likely seat from Senate while Democrats may form a separate Legislature leading to four potential U S Senators and a federal dispute.
In the United States Circuit Court Henry Jones a Navassa rioter had habeas corpus arguments concluded and was remanded to jail. His counsel appealed to the Supreme Court. The court held the United States has inherent power to acquire possession and jurisdiction over Navassa by discovery and Congress has legalized it with conditions. Offences there are punishable as if on American ships.
In this city the Revere House offers superior private dining with acclaimed accommodations for Casey era social events and agreeable private dinners, praised by many attendees for its hospitality and charm.
Washington reports Wanamaker will urge extending free delivery to cities with 5000 or more residents. The plan would add two daily deliveries and 2–5 carriers per town, extending to several New England towns and other states as census figures grow.
The President appointed Captain William W. Bates of Buffalo as Charles Morton’s successor in the navigation bureau after protracted politicking. Secretary Windom delayed, then yielded under pressure from Congressman Farquhar, with Morton's Maine allies seeking Simonton. Bates lacks legal training, while deputy J. K. Sanders might have been preferred for expertise. Morton departed Maine after resigning at Windom’s request.
Ex President Grover Cleveland and Mrs Cleveland called on President Harrison at the White House after attending the Bayard Clymer wedding. An usher said Mrs Harrison was in New York while Mr Cleveland entered the Green Parlor. The two leaders shared a light exchange before Mr Cleveland and Mrs Cleveland departed for New York later that afternoon.
The President amended civil service rules to fill railway mail vacancies by certifying the three top examination scorers residing in counties on the line of road. Previously the three highest in the entire state were certified. The change aims to speed immediate employment in urgent cases of need.
Experienced clerks may be detailed from any division of the service for a period not exceeding sixty days, when the usual supply cannot be provided.
The United States and Venezuelan Claims Commission sits in Washington to adjudicate American claims against Venezuela presented before Aug 1, 1868. It may resolve third party rights in certificates of award from a prior commission and expires under the treaty within a year.
The International Marine Conference discussed signals for steamers and vessels at night. Amendments covered whistle signals, mast lights, and the position of stern lights for different vessel classes, with several changes postponed to Monday.
The clothing house has gained wide popularity with a large assortment for men youths and boys. Goods are displayed and offered at very moderate prices. Shoppers are urged to examine style quality and price.
Miss Kate Drexel heiress to ten million dollars and daughter of F A Drexel of Philadelphia entered the Convent of the Sisters of Mercy in Pirrspura Pennsylvania as Sister Catherine. Archbishop Ryan and Bishop Phelan led the ceremony with numerous priests. A breakfast followed the service in the city.
A Wall Street summary notes early strength fading as Trust stocks slip after the Sugar Trust ruling. Reading weakness tempers railroad gains while Atchison and copper shares rally. London buyers, bankers, and brokers signal price strength, with optimism on Reading earnings and potential Big Four consolidations hinted.
In this city many couples wed in early November with ministers officiating. Nov. 8 Rev. M R Hamburger unites Joseph Ansite of Detroit and Kether Park of Boston. Nov. 6 marriages include Silas A Crouch to Mary A Donovan and Chauping Howard to Gertrude M Creech. Benjami n P Hale to Mary Katherine Wingate. Frank H P Haslam to Blanche M Reed. Fredericky G King to Alice J Piercy. George Albert Lunt to Maria Louise Drake. Daniel McDonald to Christina A McLennon. 8 S Penney to Harriet V Carr. Frederic Parker to Mary McBurney. Oscar Thees to Alice Rohde. Richard W Wright to Gertrude W Tripp.
Deaths reported in this city include William K Barker age 60 and Michael Donahue age 66. Also listed are Mrs M Elizabeth Beatty widow of John Beatty of Baltimore aged unknown, Benjamin F Cobb 61, Lizzie A Leonard 28, Sarah Fletcher Maynard 31 of Newport, Abby Robbins formerly of Mason New Jersey, and Margaret A Sweetser 80. Funeral details for Sarah Fletcher Maynard stated Forest Hills Chapel on Friday November 8 at 11 o clock.
A brief notice promotes Blair's Pills as a great English gout and rheumatic remedy. It claims prompt and effective relief and directs readers to buy at druggists.
Advertising copy claims Dr. Greene's Nervura is a vegetable nerve tonic that restores strength and vigor, easing overwork and fatigue. It urges readers to buy a bottle for one dollar and “read and remember” its alleged universal effectiveness.
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