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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1894
Page
1
Unseasonable winter weather prompts prudent buyers to seek durable value. Crawford Shoes markets include Crawford Custom at 6.00, Crawford Hand Made at 5.00, Crawford Hand Sewed at 4.00, and heavy weight Calf Shoe at 3.50. Full lines available at five Boston Crawford Shoe Stores.
Treasury officials cite large New York bank surpluses as motive for a bond issue to absorb excess funds. Brokers warn gold exports could force the treasury to issue bonds by converting United States notes to gold, draining the gold reserve, a pattern seen in prior actions.
The Post Office Department vows rigorous action to dismantle a mail fraud network operating from South Bend Indiana. Officials say the nest houses over 250 companies selling patent medicines by mail and plans to shut them down.
The speaker argues that a $61,000,000 deficit is needed before confidence in the treasury justifies issuing more United States bonds. The remark frames fiscal restraint as tied to current treasury health and future borrowing.
Washington November 9 Brigadier Alexander McDowell McCook is appointed major general to succeed retiring General Howard. Colonel James W Forsyth becomes brigadier general to replace McCook. McCook, oldest of the fighting McCooks, commanded the Colorado Department and faces retirement April 22 at age 64.
At the Lynn Republican Club headquarters a banquet drew 300 attendees including Massachusetts Senators Hoar and Lodge, Mayor Harwood, and Councillor Breed. Speakers praised leadership, attacked President Cleveland, and hailed Republican gains and financial stewardship while predicting continued party strength.
Fore cast for Saturday covers New England and eastern New York with interior snow and coastal rain turning to snow. Cooler conditions develop by Saturday evening with increasing east to northwest winds. Sunday outlook fair in eastern New York. Lunch at Boston Lunch Company.
Boston police seek Dr. John B. Huse a 60 year old Portland physician a suspect in the death of Mary Dunn who died after a criminal operation in Portland Me on Wednesday. He is described as six feet tall with gray hair heavy facial hair and a bald spot wearing dark clothes and a drinking man.
New York reports the Lexow committee will resume sessions in a week. A rumor says a high police official will testify about the alleged 15 million dollars in blackmail collected by police and how it was distributed.
Attorney General Patterson filed in Circuit Court to foretell the charters of five large cottonseed oil firms. The defendants include the Valley Tennessee De Soto Gayoso Crescent and Southern with joint investments totaling about 2 million dollars and mills across the cotton country.
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