11 Nov 1892
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1892
Page
1
Our offer features coats from a good service range to the finest, with prices at $20 and $25 on top. They are crafted from Kerseys Mettons Chinchillas and Friezes, emphasizing durable fabrics and refined styles for discerning buyers.
An ad promotes the Pilgrim Spring Bed as an improved inexpensive bed. It invites readers to visit at Tremont Street to Park Street Church, opposite 2 Hamilton Place, or request a free book from Atlas Tack Corporation of Boston. Warehouses listed in multiple cities and factories in Taunton and nearby towns.
Massachusetts readers vote for the next cabinet pick with a blank form offering a list of notable Bay State figures such as General P. A. Collins, Edward Avery, William Endicott, Pp. Maguire, Josiah Quincy, Carroll of Springfield, Nathaniel Matthews Jr., Leverett Saltonstall, George Fred Williams, John F. Andrew, and others. The Booming Post will tally votes and forward results to the President-Elect for consideration. a double gold eagle prize is offered for the best effort with ties broken by earliest submission.
The article notes a Democratic sweep with President elect Cleveland leading in the electoral college by 154 votes as fuller returns push Ohio toward a strong Democratic plurality, California solidifying, and Indiana tallying for the Democrats. It predicts a Democratic House majority and a Senate edge, with 45 Democrats, 38 Republicans, and 5 People’s Party seats.
The Republican city committee led by Henry Parkman plans an early city campaign after Hart’s endorsement of Atwood and the mayoral message. Talks focus on mayoral nomination and possible defections, with Moody Merrill and Horace G. Allen discussed as potential Mayoral candidates. Boston is described as a Democratic city with recent results cited.
Forecast for Friday calls for generally fair weather across New England and Eastern New York, clearing of Eastern Maine, and warmer temperatures by Saturday morning. Northwest gales are expected to diminish. The outlook originates from Washington and notes conditions for Friday evening.
Londox reports no belief that the Duke of Marlborough took his own life. The night before he wrote an article on modern railway cars prompted by recent English accidents. Doctors Robb Symonds and Candwell certify death from calcareous degeneration of a large heart vessel.
New York reports steamers sailing on Saturday will transport 14 000 ounces of silver and 200 000 Mexican dollars, reflecting a load of precious metal for export and currency movement.
A brief pitch proclaims Salvation Oil the people’s liniment guaranteed to be the best and capable of curing you. The claim emphasizes its universal efficacy and appeal as a trusted home remedy.
The article notes the current status of the U S House where the Democratic side leads by more than eighty votes with an alliance tally of ten. It outlines pending counts and potential shifts as ballots are finalized.
The Western Union Telegraph Company directors met at 12 30 today to decide how to use the 18 8 million increase in stock after raising capital from 86 2 million to about 100 million. Present were Jay Gould George Gould Edwin Gould Samuel D Sloan Russell Sige Erastus Witnan John P Terry Henry B Hyde and Dr Norvin Green. They approved a 10 percent stock dividend on the increase and planned to place the balance in the treasury for future sale. By law the increase cannot be sold below par. President Green expects the stock to sell at par or higher soon. The 10 percent dividend becomes effective on December 3 and transfer books will close November 20 to December 4.
Miss Coralie Livingston Gardiner and Mr Alexander R Cox of London England married at St Thomas Church this afternoon Rev John Wesley Brown conducted the ceremony. The church was filled with fashionable guests as the marriage linked one of America's oldest families, daughter of Colonel and Mrs John Lyon Gardiner of Gardiners Island and 674 Madison Avenue.
Nov 10 Homestead Pennsylvania report shows no chance of striker victory. Hungarians are returning to work in small groups. Two Hungarians went back yesterday and three more deserted the striker ranks this morning. No mass break expected, but gradual return to old positions in the mill likely.
A dispatch reports Lieutenant Brown locating the band of renegade Indians led by "the Kid" in Doubtful canon Arizona about 100 miles west of Deming. The camp was abandoned with utensils left behind as troops press the chase early yesterday morning.
Toteno Ohio November 10 Charles Neundorf a councilman pleaded guilty in court to soliciting bribes. He is the second councilman to plead guilty with two others convicted by juries in the case.
Dusit Nov 10 William Nangle once sentenced to twenty years in 1880 for firing at Land Agent Dudgeon has been freed from Mount Joy Prison on the condition that he travels to join his relatives in America.
From St Peterspura on November 10, reports say the harvest in Southern Bessarabia failed completely leaving inhabitants without grain and cattle fodder. Widespread suffering is anticipated and officials may extend government aid.
Fine Gibades af Gibsons whiskeys bottled under Moore and Sinnott's label for sale by druggists grocers and respectable liquor dealers to meet consumer and trade needs.
Local authorities fail to curb unrest as Lovernur forces take control of New Orleans amid continuing disruption. Police withdraw, civilians flee, and relief efforts mobilize as federal observers call for calm and negotiated transition.
In New Orleans on November 10, the Governor assumed control after city authorities admitted inability to keep peace. A proclamation cites violence tied to gas and electric shutdowns, urges citizens to avoid crowds and unrest, and promises protection of constitutional rights. Streetcar presidents plan to deploy crews to run service, aiming to avert a clash on one line.
A blaze began in the Cleveland Building at 1 a.m. and swept Roseport's business section, destroying the telegraph office, post office, Methodist meeting house, and Meganticook Hall. Estimated losses reach $200,000.
QueBec Ont Nov 10 A smuggling schooner was captured at L Islet this morning. The craft carried fifty puncheons of whiskey and as many cases of brandy. The schooner will be brought here. She is worth about 4000 dollars.
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