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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1890

Page

2

Messiah of the Indians Meets Peculiar Prophet at Walker Lake

Lieutenant Robertson reports Henry Reed Arapahoe interpreter identifies a Paleute named Johnson as the Messiah, seen by Cheyenne poet Poem who describes a crucifixion scar, visions, and a warning to avoid fighting as Arapahoes revolt. Mandan residents report armed bands terrorizing towns while authorities fear delays in aid. December seen as possible Messiah arrival, but signs depend on weather, with Troops deployed to agencies to deter unrest.

Fort Custer F. C. Robertson Henry Reed Arapahoe Reed Johnson Walker Lake Pahute Nevada Olice Christ Minnrapoliis Mipn the Tribune Mandan N. 1 Ardrom Messiah Fort Lincoln Washineton Scofield Miles War Department United States Ruger

Army and Navy Gazette Special Army and Navy Orders

Army orders announce Captain George S Pond to Fort Riley Kansas as post quartermaster. Transfers in Ninth Cavalry and Thirteenth Infantry list captains and lieutenants between troops and companies. Acting judge advocate details and three month leaves granted. Naval orders detach Ensign Edward W Eberlee for three months leave and assign Surgeon H M Martin to retiring board. Baker ordered to special duty at Navy Department.

Washington George S. Pond Fort Riley Kansas Ninth Cavalry M. B. Hughes F. B. Taylor Thirteenth Infantry F. I. DeCourcy William Alman Emerson Griffith G. R. Ceycil Charles McClure Eighteenth Infantry Department of Columbia W. E. Birkhimer Third Artillery C. M. Gandy Edward W. Eberlee Albatross H. M. Martin Wabash A. ©. Baker Palos Navy Department

Improvements on the Bennington gunboat underway

The Navy Department authorizes boat deck extension and rigging changes to the Bennington at Roach's ship yards. Poop deck extended, mainmast removed, vessel rigged as a schooner, conning tower removed, chart house extended to add an emergency state room, and armament upgraded from six to eight five-inch guns. Alterations will take at least six months.

Bennington Cuester Penn Navy Department Roach

Rail workers strike over pay day at Prort and Peoria rail line

About 230 freight handlers switchmen engineers and firemen on the Peoria and Pekin Union railroad walked off this morning in Prort Illinois to push for Saturday pay instead of Monday. In Springfield a Glasgow Mills plant in South Hadley Falls saw one hundred weavers strike over a wage dispute with a mill agent and a boss.

Prort Ill Peoria & Pekin Union Railroad Springfield Glasgow South Hadley Falls

Train Plunges From Bridge Into Kaw River Fatalities Likely

A freight train with six cars and an engine plunged into the Kaw River near its mouth in Kansas City Kansas at 6 33 this morning. Expected casualties range from twelve to thirty with several Armour packing employees among the injured and missing others. A second report from Kyle Texas notes a pay car collision injuring many aboard a passenger train. actress Mrs Mundy sustained potentially fatal injuries.

Kansas City Kansas Henry Coleman Will Crawford Henry Williams Kan Armour’s Packing House Christian Patch Thomas Mulligan Lawrence S. V. Smith Stockman Latham L. Latimore Tex Kyle International & Great Northern Road Mundy

Must Remain a Soldier Washington Nov 17 Supreme Court Grimley case

Justice Brewer delivers the opinion reversing a Massachusetts Circuit Court ruling on Grimley a man who enlisted at age forty claiming to be twenty eight The Supreme Court says the oath of allegiance converts him to a soldier making the enlistment valid and remanding for custody by military authorities

Washington Justice Brewer United States Supreme Court United States John Grimley Supreme Court United States Circuit Court District of Massachusetts Grimsey United States Circuit Court For Grimley

Fatalities on the Track at Dedham and Nearby

In Dedham near Dedham Junction a brakeman named William Brown from Canton died after a box car derailed beneath him as others passed over him. He was about 35. In Hyoe Park Richard Quinlan of Roxbury was killed after an altercation with a man named Firth. Quinlan was struck by a Boston-bound engine. In Waltham Ambrose S. Wilder, shipping foreman at the dye works, died after being crushed between a moving freight train and a platform. he left a wife and several children.

Deepham William Brown Canton Dedham New York & New England Railroad Dedham Junction Brown Hyoe Park fSorcrau Richard Quinlan American Tool Company Firth Boston New York & New England Quinlan Roxbury Wattr

New 32-ton cannon to guard Halifax fortifications

Halifax Nova Scotia reports a powerful new gun on its way from England for coastal defences along with three other guns. The largest weighs 32 tons with a 10 inch bore, 27 feet 6.5 inches long, and a 250 pound powder charge. It can penetrate 19.5 inches of wrought iron at 2000 yards. Two such guns and two 10 ton guns will be installed on McNab's Island in a monster slide carriage over twenty tons in weight.

Halifax N.S England McNabb’s Island

Golden wedding celebrated by Ludingtons in Fairhaven

New Haven Nov 17 Mr and Mrs Caleb L Ludington of Fairhaven marked their golden wedding after thirty six years together. The couple enjoy good health and were joined by a large company of friends and relatives. Mr Ludington performed a capital old fashioned break down and many valuable gifts were received.

New Haven Caleb L. Ludington Fairhaven Ludington

Boiler explosion at Mertztown stove factory kills three

A boiler exploded at Edward Trexler's stove factory in Mertztown Reading on November 17 wounding and killing workers. Henry Epler Sassman Hilbert and Charles Oswald died instantly while James Epler Fred Delong Albert Repparat James Bausher and Charles Albert were severely injured with burns and broken limbs.

Reading Penn Edward ‘Trexler Mertztown Henry Epler Sassman Hilbert Charles Oswald James Epler Fred Delong Albert Repparat James Bausher Charles Albert Epler Delong Albert

Ohio official vote shows Ryan landslide plurality

The official abstract of the vote at the recent election lists Ryan as the winner with a 10,969 plurality. Total vote reached 742,972. Congressional districts remain unchanged with 14 Democrats and 7 Republicans in the delegation.

Ohio Columbus Ryan

Dartmouth Freshmen and Sophomores Clash in Rainy Turf Fight

In Hanover on November 17 a sophomore versus freshman football game was played in heavy rain. The teams were evenly matched and the sophomores won by a close margin amid pools of water and a partially frozen, slippery field drawing a large crowd.

Hanover N. H

Suit for $10,000 Against a Railroad

New Haven, Nov 17 The New York, New Haven Hartford railroad was served with papers in a suit for $10,000. Plaintiff H P Weise of Hampden alleges his horse’s hoof was caught in rails on the Northampton division July 26. A train struck the animal and threw Weise from the carriage causing permanent injuries.

New Haven Conn New York, New

Women at Johns Hopkins Fund for Medical Education Terms

The Johns Hopkins trustees accept a $100000 gift for women’s medical education on the condition that admitted students have equivalent previous training and that the medical school open only after a separate fund reaches $500000. The Baltimore committee pursues funding through March 1, 1891, to support the plan and accelerate admission on equal terms.

Baltimore Johns Hopkins University University Garrett Henry Winter Davis Davis Women’s Medical Schoo Women’s Medical School Baltimore Committee Union Trust Company of New York

Fair Opens At Horticultural Hall For Aged Couples Aid

The annual fair to benefit the Home for Aged Couples opened yesterday at Horticultural Hall. Despite dreary weather, a good attendance supported by generous patrons filled the upper hall for a supper served from 6 to 8. Squires preside over tables assisted by daughters as the Salem Cadet Orchestra provided music. The lower hall holds numerous useful and fancy articles while the president Mrs Dr E A Carleton oversees the platform desk. The event runs day and evening through the week.

Horticultural Hall Stephen M. Allen John Walley T. ©. Evans W. P. Clark A. B. Robinson Eri. C. Anderson W. E. Page A. B. Corner P. J. McDonald W. H. Brown A. P. Martin W.B. Tilton F. J. Hutchinson J. W. Smith Jamess Burbank Salem Cadet Orchestra E. A. Carleton KE. C. Anderson

Biddeford Aldermen Trial Resumes in Portland

Portland, Nov 17 Judge Colt returned and the Biddeford aldermen trial resumed this afternoon. William Rose testified the aldermen planned to strike names of all naturalization papers from the Biddeford court four days before the fall election. Garnache West and Simpson testified similarly. Evidence is in and the case will be argued tomorrow.

Portland Colt William Rose Biddeford Garnache West Simpson

New Websters International Dictionary reviewed in depth

A lengthy appraisal of Webster's International Dictionary revised under Noah Porter. The piece praises its compact, clearly printed text, extensive appendices, and careful etymology while criticizing archaic spellings and some Chaucer and Shakespeare renderings. It notes contributors Loomis Campbell and Walter Allen, and highlights broader language history and pronunciation guidance.

New Haven Noah Porter Stormouth Department of Webster Loomis J. Campbell Walter Allen Messrs. F. Sturges Allen Robert Dawson George I. Packard Francis L. Palmer J. Norton Johnson Dr. Webster Shakspere Milton George Lyman Kittredge Harvard Kittredge Sheldon Skeat Miller Lebster L. A Mass G. & C. Merriam & Co

Book Notes on Hiawatha and Related Works

A review of the illustrated Riverside edition of Hiawatha with pen and ink margins, and over twenty photogravures in the Vedder style. Also covered are The Love Letters of a Portuguese Nun translated by R. H., Familiar Letters of James Howell edited by W. H. Bennett, A Fable for Critics by James Russell Lowell, The Science of Thought revised by Charles Carroll Everett, Lowell’s Poems Volumes 1 and 2, and Idle Musings by E. Conder Gray, noting editions, illustrations, and critical reception.

Hiawatha Riverside Press Vedder Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Frederick Remington Boston Houghton, Mittin & Co France Marie Bashkirtseff R. H New York Cassell Publishing Company Handy Stott Library James Howell Charles the First W.H. Bennett London David Stott Houghton, Mifflin & Co Mr. Lowell James Russell Lowell Houghton, Miftin & Co Everett Charles Carroll Everett D.D DeWolfe, Fiske & Co Lowell Biglow Phillips Houghton Mifflin & Co E. Conder Gray GG. P. Putnam’s Sons

Boston Stock Exchange Members Apprise Free Appraisals

Members of the Boston Stock Exchange offer appraisals free to the public, with service emphasized as no charge. The notice highlights accessibility for investors seeking valuation of securities and related assets.

The Boston Stock Exchange

Nervous Prostration Case Credited to Murdock's Food

Weston Massachusetts November 3 1890 letter from ORDWAY describes a twelve year old boy’s recovery from a long nervous shock and inability to attend school. After two large bottles of Murdock's Food the boy gained strength and attended Boys Latin School with no absences for two months. The family attributes his improvement entirely to the product.

Murdock Riurdock Ordway

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