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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1889

Page

1

Buy Only from Legitimate Dealers in Gas and Electric Fixtures

Advertises a full range of artificial lighting items and fireplace furnishings. Claims monopoly for dry goods dealers who dabble in the line of business, offering candlesticks, lamps, shades, night lights, and gas stoves with patent safety frames and purely sterling metal goods.

Bank completes remodeling of Boston rooms at Summer and Devonshire

The Manufacturers National Bank of Boston announces the satisfactory completion of remodelling its banking rooms at the cor Summer and Devonshire streets. The note, signed by Cashier Francis E. Seaver, highlights commodious and secure arrangements for expeditious monetary transactions. The notice lists A. Shuman & Co. as clothing suppliers and Potter & Wrightington for canned goods, fish and cereals.

Manufacturers’ National Bank of Boston Cor. Summer Devonshire

Alpine hats on sale at Oak Hall Boston

Alpine Tourists hats in black and brown at $2.00 each. Black Derbies Dunlap blocks $1.75 to $2.50. Youmans and Miller blocks $1.75 to $2.50. Black Square Crowns $2.00 to $2.50. Silk Hats $3.50 to $5.00. Corduroy Windsors 50 cents. Scotch Havelock 50 cents. Silk Umbrellas $2.50. Oak Hall, 32 to 44 North Street, Boston.

Youman North Street Oak Hall Boston

Spectacles and eyeglasses defined as optical instruments

A historical notice lists topics from treasury opinions and public meetings in Amesbury Quincy and Bennington Vermont to personality items. It mentions the annual meeting of the Newton Tariff Reform League with remarks by General Walker and others and references to testimony in the Cronin case and a post office staffing proposal.

Treasury Department Amesbury Quincy Mass Bennington Newton Tariff Reform League Walker Cronin Longenecker Fraternity Lodge Order Odd Fellows of Salem Wanamaker

Weather Forecast for New England and Eastern New York

Weather report from Washinaction on November 20 at 8 p m. predicts rain and cooler in New England with southwest winds. eastern New York expecting rain and warmer but cooler in northern areas with southerly winds.

New England New York Albany Boon Vies Buffalo Washington Warmington N.C

Cronin Case Witnesses Tie Alibis to Cronin Links

Testimony details Miss McCormick and Mrs. Whalen at O Sull ivans May 4 night with Brennan and others, Conklin visit May 5, and Clancy the Herald inquiry. Beggs and Clan na Gael figures feature as hearings note Longenecker objecting to being called as a witness.

O’sullivan Miss McCormick Mrs. Whalen Witness O'Sullivan Mulcahey Dr. Cronin Clancy Matt Danahy Clark Street Chicago Avenue Martin Burke P. H. Nolan Camp 20 Patrick Cooney William Coughlin John O’malley Burke Buffalo Winnipeg Winnepeg Chicago Cronin Defence Fund D. J. Lyon Beggs Indianapolis Harrison James Lyman Glan-na-Gael John F. Finerty Citizen Finerty Clanna-Gael Clan na-Gael Matthew P. Brady Clan-na-Gael Francis P. Gleason Republican Club Grand Pacific Hotel John Dwyer Order John $. Mullin Longenecker Foster Mr. Foster

Home Market Club Holds Conference On Tariff and Education

About thirty of the Home Market Club's executive committee met at the Boston Tavern for a discussion of recent elections tariff revision and the club's educational work. The group agreed revision is not a club duty but presented a proposed administrative bill to the Treasury and to Congress committees.

Women’s Ward Charlestown Navy Yard Home Market Club E. D. Cope Anton Peters Boston Tavern Congress Secretary of the Treasury House of Senate Timothy Merrick Holyoke Arnold K. Sanford Fall River Messrs J. R. Leeson Weston Lewis John Hopewell, Jr Boston William W. Drape New Bedford Joseph H. Walker Worcester George A. Marden Lowell A. W. Beard William F. Draper Hopedale Charles A. Stott Henry R. Parrott Bridgeport Conn Clark

Monthly meetings highlight finance and engineering in Boston

About a hundred gentlemen attended the Boston Boot and Shoe Club dinner at Parker's with discussion on The Need of a National Bankrupt Law led by Colonel J L Torrey and remarks by George F Hoar and P A Collins. Letters of regret came from John Lowell Henry Cabot Lodge and John W Candler. The Boston Paper Trade Association held a Parker House gathering on Electricity as a Motive Power with Eri C Rogers and H C Spaulding. The Boston Society of Civil Engineers met at the American House with a paper by E L Abbott on The Freezing Process and an afternoon tour of the Sudbury River aqueduct beacon street tunnel.

Boston Boot and Shoe Club Parker’s J. L. Torrey George F. Hoar P. A. Collins Torrey John J. Henry H. B. Parker John Lowell Henry Cabot Lodge John W. Candler Boston Paper Trade Association Parker House J. P. Higgins Beacon Street Sudbury River

Maritime Movement Roundup From Atlantic Ports

Ships arriving and departing across ports including Boston Baltimore New York Antwerp Liverpool and London with entries for vessels such as Grosser Herman Powhattan Hispania Britannic Teutonic Amaranth and Efficient listing origins destinations and dates from November across multiple routes and seas.

New York Eclipse Hiogo Vie Reed Bedford Itadacena Buenos Ayres Cardenas Rio Janeiro Wilhelm Kirkedal Gothenburg Acadia Barbadoes Matanzas Havana Katahdin Bangor Royal Arch Mabel Rose Lamphrey Boston Carrie A. Lane Altata Laura Thompson Thomas C. Rockett Nantucket Joseph G. Dean New Ledford J.B. Holden Vinal Heaven Empress William Rice Commerce Rockland Wesley Abbott Ellsworth L. H. Hopkins Gamma Machias Lulu Windsor N. S Wildfire Thomaston Etta M. Baxter St. John N. B Jenny B. Metcalf Augusta Bat Addison Germanic Port Elizabeth Ilina Port Natal Competitor Plymouth Adamantine St.John’s N.F Britannia Barbradoes Leared Soldier Prince Milne Mayaguez Dorian Mcfarlane Morant Lay Jam Valencia Chambers Laguaya Athos Low Port-an-l’rince Veendam Patter Eva Hale Hall Georgetown Dem Annie BK. Kemp McLeod St. Vincent W. I Phenix Milton N. Y Emma Crosby Campbell St. Kitts W. L Mineola Antwerp Baltimore Montana Philadelphia City of Paris Liverpool Rocklight Bremen Eastgate Progreso Augustine Aignacs Devonshire Mediterranean Jumen Greece London City of New York Roseville Wilmington Moville Ethiopia Glasow Marseilles Britannic Hermann Gibraltar Powhattan Hispania Naples Newak Teutonic Amaranth Java Prawle Point Efficient Deptford Herman Belfast Lord Lansdowne

Brazil Soon Seeks Political Reform After Revolution

Dr Valente, Brazilian minister, says the United States is not yet asked to recognize the new republic. He expects a constitutional convention to redraw provinces and reform the Senate, with suffrage expansion tied to literacy after four years. He views the change as a renovation, not destruction.

Wasumaron Valente United States Brazil Senate

Queen Victoria invites Emperor to Windsor as guest

London reports telegraphic note from Duc de Nemours confirming the Emperor and his family, after arriving at Rio de Janeiro from Petropolis with a guard of honor, will travel to Lisbon and then accept Her Majesty Queen Victoria's urgent invitation to be her guest at Windsor.

Henry James Annibal Price United States Haytien Queen Victoria Brazil Windsor London Duc de Nemours Comte d’Eu Princess Imperial Balmoral Comte de Paris Rio Janeiro Petropolis Lisbon

Despatch from Wissmann on Emin and Stanley in Africa

Reichsanzeiger quotes Captain Wissmann from Mpwapwa October 13 describing Emin and Stanley forces in central Africa. Emin with 300 Soudanese and followers, Stanley with 240 Zanzibari. both factions fought Mahdists and held ivory. Messengers report plans to reach Mpwapwa by November 20 and note missionary protection needs around Kisouke and Mamboia.

Stanley Nelson Jephson Stairs Parke Benny William Mpwapwa Emin Senoussi Khartoum Aussinia Wissmann Kisouke Mamboia Bushiri Sbushiri

Sir Henry James Attacks Par nellite Conduct Before Commission

London reports Sir Henry James renews accusations linking Patrick Egan to criminal conduct and ties to the Invincibles, questions Byrnes and the Par nellite party. He critiques suppressed league books and defends the Times letters amid libel actions, asserting the paper’s good faith.

London Times Parnell Commission Henry James Patrick Egan Phenix Park Byrnes Parnellite Party League Henry Lewis Parnellite Invincibles Charles Russell The Mr. Parnell Sir Henry Parnell Limes Sir Charles Mr. Davitt Davitt Hannen Buckle the Times

Over Seers of Harvard Adjourned Meeting Appoints Committees

The Board of Overseers of Harvard College met at 50 State Street with President Codman presiding. They voted to confirm Palmer as Alford professor and Bowen as emeritus. Standing committees for 1889 90 were named across Elections Reports Botany Library Observatory and many schools with members including Adams Hoar Lodge Morse Sargent and Coolidge among others.

Harvard College State Street Charles R. Codman George Herbert Palmer A.M Alford Francis Bowen Putnam William G. Russell George O. Shattuck Samuel Hoar Edmund Wetmore Henry Cabot Lodge C. F. Adams Henry W. Putnam John T. Morse, Jr Henry W. Torrey John O. Sargent J. R. Lowell R. M. Morse Divinity School Andrew P. Peabody E. R. Hoar Francis B. Hornbrooke Alexander McKenzie Charles F. Dole Arthur Brooks Law C. C. Beaman James C. Carter Jeremiah Smith H. W. Putnam Louis D. Brandeis Augustus Lowell Simon Newcomb John ©. Palfrey Robert Treat Paine Charles F. Choate Frederick O. Prince F. H. Peabody James B. Francis C. P. Bowditch C. I. Allen Botanic Garden and Herbarium Henry Lee Frederick L. Ames H. H. Hunnewell Francis A. Osborne Henry P. Walcott George G T. Jefferson Coolidge, Jr CG. G. Weld Arnold Arboretum T. L. Livermore Stephen M. Weld Walter Hunneweil Francis Parkman D. Willis James G. W. Vanderbilt Henry G. Russell Lawrence Scientific School Abbott Lawrence Merrill Wyman Eliot C. Clarke Walcott Gibbs Robert 5. Peabody Arthur Rothh Physical Laboratory T. Jefferson Coolidge Francis Blake Henry M. Whitney Elihu Thompson Abbott Lawrence Roth E. D. Leavitt William H. Forbes Chemical Laboratory Francis Bartlett Nathaniel Thayer Edward D. Pierce Alexander Cochrane Samuel Cabot Rupert Bacon Hf. P. Walcott Augustus Hemenway F. Adams George W. Weld R. I. Clark Edwin Farnham University Chapel Frank Johnson Leverett Saltonstall Arthur I. Lyman Roger Wolcott Francis W. Hunnewell Brooke Hereford Charles H. Parker George B. Chase Israel M. Spelman Jacob OC. Rogers John L. Gardner Robert Bacon F. C. Lowell E. P. Seaver Moorfield Storey Thornton K. Lothrop A. P. Peabody Jacob H. Schiff Stephen Salisbury George W. Wales John Fiske Henry ©. Warren Henry ¥. Haynes Charles G. Loring Edwin H. Abbot David P. Kimball James_ Russell Lowell Samuel Eliot Horace E. Scudder Josiah Quincy Carl Schurz J. Elliot Cabot Frederick R. Coudert Arthur Dexter John ©. Sargent W. D. Howells Theodore Claudius Pease John —7. Morse, Jr J. R. Coolidge Charles O. Foster James Russell Lowell Francis B. Gunmere H. R. Lang Joseph B._ Warner James B. Dorr E. H. Ammidown John E. Thayer Edward J. Lowell John T. Morse Brooks Adams Abbott Lawrence Lowell William A. Slater Francis Lee Higginson Robert S. Peabody Arthur Rotch Henry L. Higginson Robert M. Morse Arthur Foote George W. Leverett Henry J. Bigelow Hi. P. Walcott Walter Deane O. Whitman A. 5. Packard A. Hyatt Charles Fairchild John Simpkins

Finest fabrics and clothing insured at lower prices

R. T. Army & Co. at 622 Washington street promotes imported and American fabrics sold at a third to half the price of tailor made goods. They claim no local firm names lower prices and advertise suits overcoats ulsters and trousers for men and boys with clothing insurance.

R. T. Army & Co Washington Street

Savin Hill Yacht Club Holds Second Reunion in Dorchester

The Savin Hill Yacht Club held its second annual reunion at Winthrop Hall Dorchester last evening. The entertainment opened with a concert featuring Mrs Helen A Shaw Miss Edith E Hodgson sopranos James J Herrick tenor B A MacDonnell reader Miss M J Gaul Miss E C Perry pianists. Afterward the hall was cleared for dancing to Poole's Orchestra.

Savin Hill Yacht Club Winthrop Hall Dorchester Helen A. Shaw Edith E. Hodgson James J. Herrick A. MacDonnell M. J. Gaul E. C. Perry Poole

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Adams House Manufacturers National Bank Cor Summer and Devonshire Sts Nathan P. Coburn Wm. Claflin Coburn & Co Boots and Shoes Henry H. Proctor Proctor, Blunt & Co Leather George B. Nichols Nichols, Dupee «T& Co Wool Otis Shepard Shepard & Morse Lumber Co Francis E. Seaver Cashier Benjamin W. Munroe Munroe & Co Alfred H. Batcheller A. HE. Batcheller A. Shuman A. Shuman & Co H. Staples Potter Potter & Wrightington John Wales John Wales & Co Leonard & Coo Leeal Estate Bromfield Street W. H. Fanning Daubigny Millet Rousseau Troyon Mauve Israels Diaz Gurney Franklin St Franklin Street Corner of Sheppard Homan Provident Savings Life Assurance Society of New York D. H. Buckley Gen’l Devonshire Street Fyavess NAIL J. T. Phelps Fuller’s Block Springfeld Class G. W. Simmons & CO Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Youerk Milk Street J. W. Reinhart James E. French Internal Revenue District of New Hampshire Emin Pasha Massachusetts Tariff Reform League Thorndike John Codman Harvard Ward Amelia B. Edwards Chickering Hall William M. Davis H. Scudders Boston Society of Naturalstory Intercollegiate Football Association Loyal Women of American Liberty Burke and Begggs Benes Grand Jury Mills John F. Beggs Spellman Hubbard Anne the Home Market Club Dom Pedro Pasha Yacht Club Reunion
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