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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1894

Page

2

Mayoralty talks surge as independents clash with Democrats

Thomas Riley dismisses talk of his candidacy while McAttrick admits weariness. Independents vow a joint conference next week to file nomination papers, opposing the Democratic nominee. Moran issues statements praising Curtis and attacking Peabody and the party machine, predicting vote splits and a possible three-way race.

John B. Moran Curtis Peabody Curtis Peabody Matthews Maguire Winslow Horace G. Allen Moody Merrill Rogers Independent Democrat Mr. Moran Mark H. Lynch James E. Hayes

Riley or Mettrick for mayor disputed by Democrats

A Post reporter learns Thomas Riley denied considering an independent mayoral bid while Democrats discuss Curtis and McEttrick in a rowdy talk of possible alignments. McEttrick, ill from a malarial attack, says little while Riley calls the report news to him.

Thomas Riley Riley Post MR. Riley Beacon Street

Long Wharf Boatmen Braving Winter Gales

The four customs boatmen who row the boarding officer to incoming vessels at Long wharf endure harsh winter conditions. Charley Thompson, a 70 year old Sweden native, reflects Norse vigor and naval memories aboard the Minnesota era ships. Shipowners like Arthur Sewall of Bath plan American built steel sailing ships. The article notes vessel changes and arrivals including the Wilson line steamers Otranto and Galileo with rough passages from Antwerp and Hull.

Customs Department Long Wharf Charley Thompson Sweden United States Minnesota Arthur Sewall Bath Sewall American Shipmasters’ Association Mary Manning Bertha F. Walker Ernest W. Prescott Mary Lee Ratton Newport News Luckenbachs New York Julia Nelson Bangor Ernestio Prescott Wilson Line Otranto Wing Antwerp Galileo Whitten Hull Eng

New Express Trains Added Between Boston and New York

Two new fast passenger express trains were added to the New York New Haven and Hartford service between Boston and New York. The special train with Pullmans left Park Square depot at 3 PM, arriving in New York around 9 PM, under Conductor Bar ney Williams. A second train left Grand Central at the same hour, matching its schedule.

New York, New Haven Hartford Boston New York City Park Square Barney Williams Dedham New York Grand Central Depot Union Station Doeham Chelsea Chicago Boston & Albany Road Kneeland Street Lake Shore Fessenden Boston & Maine Fitchburg

Gov Greenhalge faces vacancy wave in 1895 commissions

The article outlines the coming year as full of expirations and vacancies in Massachusetts state offices under Governor Greenhalge. It lists numerous commissions and positions due to expire from January through December, notes high competition for posts, and describes the governor’s pattern of reappointing district police while considering new nominations.

Commonwealth Greenhalge Executive Chamber Everett A. Stevens Boston John I. Baker Beverly Harbor and Land Forrest Nathaniel S. Shaler Cambridge Katherine E. Conway John Larrabee Melrose Board of Registration In Pharmacy Hiram F. Mills Lawrence State Board of Health Edward P. Wilbur Civil Service Anne B. Richardson Lowell Richard M. Hodges State Board of Lunacy and Charity Albert T. Whiting Whiting Fall River Police Board John Stanton H. A. Thomas Justices of the Peace Metropolitan District Commission C. P. Curtis, Jr William B. Rice Quincy Osborne Howes Brookline Abner C. Goodell Salem Executive Council Wolcott Westfield Medi- Newton Hampshire County Francis A. Dewson Newton Westboro Insane Asylum Worcester Rockwood Hoar Simeon Medford Henry John C. Ross Plymouth Boston Harbor Austin B. Bray Gloucester James T. Savage G. M. Woodward BE. Bullard Blackstone Worcester County

Floating home for Charles A. Dean to cruise Florida coast

A mahogany two six-horsepower naphtha engine house boat, 44 feet by 13, with two crews, sails from New Brunswick to Florida via canals. Charles A. Dean plans tarpon fishing and deer hunting along Punta Gorda and along the Florida coast, stopping at West Palm Beach, Biscayne Bay, and Key Largo.

Charles A. Dean Florida Hallingsworth & Whitney Federal Street Punta Gorda Dean West Palm Beach New Brunswick N. 14 Delaware Chesapeake Bay Norfolk Albemarle Sound Pamlico Sound Coves Sound Beaufort N. C Charleston D. C St. Johns River St. Augustine Halifax Indian Rivers Lake Worth Biscayne Bay Key Largo Marco

Endicott Son Foils Hotel Thief in Daring Chase

William C. Endicott Jr., son of ex secretary of war, chased a thief through the Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York after finding him in his room. The suspect fled downstairs to a reading room and cafe, then into the servants’ hall before being captured by Endicott and a bartender. Police took the man into custody at West Thirtieth Street station.

New York William C. Endicott, Jr Indicott Fifth Avenue Hotel Europe Young Endicott Mr. Endicott

Mr. Charles F. Forrester’s Concert at Gray's Hall

Friends anticipate a concert by Mr. Charles F. Forrester at Gray's Hall on Sunday evening December 2. The committee met at his Dorchester Street home with Harry Mullaly of the Columbia Theatre and his orchestra to assist. The programme will be announced soon.

Charles F. Forrester Gray’s Hall Dorchester Street Harry Mullaly Columbia Theatre South Boston Forrester

Free Medical Services For All Diseases By Dr Dewey

Free medical services will be continued by Dr Dewey with examination and medical attendance. Medicines furnished at no expense. About 2000 people in Boston testify to cures of chronic diseases. Offices 7 and 8 Hotel Pelham 74 Boylston Street hours daily as listed.

Boston Edward Evereutt Hale Millard Cas Mr. Peabody Mr. Riley Dewey Hotel Pelham Boylston Street Tod Fitchburg Railroad Union Station Express Co Bureau of Information Hoosac Tunnel Washington Street

Fires in Roxbury Bake Shop and Freight Car

An alarm from Roxbury Box 288 at 3 36 p m reported a small fire in the bake shop at 76 Linden street with $25 damage and unknown cause. At 2 07 p m another alarm from Box 429 noted a fire in a freight car on the Mystic branch of the Boston and Maine line, car owned by Cleveland and Columbus, with damage under $25 and unknown cause.

Linden Street Roxbury Mystic Boston & Maine Railroad Company Cleveland & Columbus Railroad Company

Boston and Albany Rail Service Time Tables

Timetables show local and through service for Boston and Albany routes with through sleeping and dining cars to Chicago Cincinnati St Louis and New York. Various No numbers list specific departure times from Boston including daily and Sunday schedules with connections via Michigan Central and Big Four lines. Tickets and time tables available at city and station offices.

Boston Albany Wagner Saratoga Chicago M. Cc. RR Cincinnati Big Four Utica Toledo Beton Michigan Central R. R St. Louis Cleveland Bh. Ss M.S. R. RB Detroit Hartford New Haven New York Visa Springfield Suanday New York Limited Springfield Tshington St Neeland St A. & Hanson Fastress Niagara Falls Binghamton Pacific Express Fitchburg Washington Street Union Station J. K Watson Marlboro Fitchburg and Leominster Old House Park Square Kneeland Street Fall River L. H. Palmer Old State House Geo. L. Connor E. G. Allen A. C. Kendall Traffic Mgr Gem

Children's Health Fund Seeks Donations and Help

The Children s Health Fund asks for money clothing food and fuel to aid needy sickly children sent to country or seaside refuges last summer and into the fall. G W Averell will act as treasurer and donations should be sent to 8 Exchange Place Boston for prompt acknowledgment.

Children’s Health Fund G. W. Averell Exchange Place Boston

American Wringer Co. Catalog and Repair Services

City manufacturers at 13 and 16 Broadway extension offer wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers. Repairs on all kinds of wringers and sweepers. Mail orders welcome and prompt attention. Telephone Tremont 764.

The American Wringer Co Broadway Extension Tremont

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McAttrick Moran Riley OR Mettrick Mac M’ettrick McEttrick Congress Tremont Row Patten Police Sylvander Bothwell North Brookfield Middle Worcester S. Dana Montague Franklin County H. K. Braley Bristol County John Quincy Adams F. W. Merriam North Adams Joseph Halstrick John L. Knight J. Searle Hurlbut Eugene V. McLeod New Bedford Josiah A. Bean Natick N. Thomas Merrett, Jr Dorchester H. C. Mulligan Natick, Trial, Justice Middle Worcester. May 4—John C. Lane Norwood Allen Cook Tisbury Dukes Myron P. Walker Belchertown Trustee Soldiers’ Home L. Chase Metropolitan Park H. W. Bosworth Hampden C. Everett Washburn Wellesley Norfolk County Admiral P. Stone State Board of Education J. O. Burdett Hingham Plymouth County Horace G. Wadalin Reading Bureau Statistics of Labor Stephen O'Meara Trustee State Library Police Commission State Board Lunacy and Charity G. M. Amerige Saugustrial Essex County John F. Murphy Henry L. Whittlesey John S. Camrell William W. Swan Massachusetts School For Feeble Minded G. M. Weed Maste Chancery John P Churchill Milton East Norfolk W.O. Blaney Medfield Insane Asylum W. E. White James W. Norcross Pilot Commission Elizabeth C. Putnam Henry C. Greeley Clinton Trustees State Primary and Reform Schools J. H. Hecht Ian Peleg T. Murray William FE. Tucker Ipswich F. B. Harlow Joseph H. Ladd Watertown Middlesex Henry Frost Erastus Colburn Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital James Russell Reed Burlington B. B. Jones Partridge H. V. Cunningham John H. Plunkett C. W. Carter James Renfrew, Jr Adams L. F. F. Abbott Haverhill Caleb B. Tillinghast Library Commission Frank K. Paddock Pittsfield Berkshire James C. Murray Wild Flowers OF America America Charles A. Dean’s House P. O. Box the Post Irving Sherman Grant Dickens Cook Book Cooper Hon John &. Russell Gree Ahaqe Hood Ures Thames Railroads Boston & Albany Railroad A. W. Whee Co American House the Children's Health Fund Guence W. H. Parker Resin Maine Peabody Medical Institute National Medical Association R. R City Ticket Office Washington St Corner State St Portland Augusta Bar Harbor Concord Ne. H Upper Roads Lewiston Manchester N. H St. John Provinces Saturay St. Stephen St. Andrews N. B Notts Conway Intervale Glen Crawfords Fabyans Twin Meastasia Whitefield Jefferson Lancaster Preste Grand Trunk Ave Maine Central Wiscasset Thomaston Rockland Castine Deer Isle Sedgwick Southwest Bac Harbors Millbridge Jonesport Machinsport Eastport Calais Manchester and Concord Fairwans Franklin Lebanon and White River Bristol Claremont St. Sohnebury Newport Sherbrooke Quebec Norwich Hanover Thetford Bradford Newbury Montpelier White River Junction Montreal Causeway Street Williamstown Troy Hornellsville Elmira Syracuse Rochester Buffalo Hamilton Toronto Cincinati Points Lake Champlain Keene Bellows Falls White River Jet Rutland Whitehall Fort Edward Glens Falls Plattsburgh Adirondacks St. Albans Malone Caenecankce Ottawa Poirrmont Canada Bostosm Express New York, New Haven & Hartford OLD Colony New Heaven New London Shore Line Stonington Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Maryland Providence bNewport bNew Beaford Abington Duxbury Akall River Provincetown Chatham Hbyannis Woods Hall Cottage City Nantucket Boston & Albany
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