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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1892

Page

8

Tremont Street shelter idea wins broad endorsement

Readers and riders on Tremont Street praised a Post proposal for a shelter or roof at the Granary burial ground stop. Reported opinions from Roxbury to Jamaica Plain showed overwhelming support, noting comfort, protection from rain, and benefits to shop girls and daily riders.

Tremont Street Park Street West End Law J. F. Shepard Warburton Street Roxbury A. F. Sawtelle Jamaica Plain

Maverick Muddle: Insolvency Court Settles Evans & Co Case

Judge Brooks of Middlesex Insolvency Court ruled that Receiver Beal of Maverick National Bank is a creditor of Irving A. Evans & Co. The decree voids a ten day old settlement that would have released Evans & Co. from about 641000 to the bank in exchange for 100000 in pledged securities. The court directs sale of collateral under federal orders to pay the bank debt, with Evans & Co. assets around 150000 and liabilities about 750000. Creditors may receive roughly twenty percent if the bank’s debt is proved. an appeal is planned.

Brooks Middlesex County Beal Maverick National Bank Irving A. Evans & Co Evans & Co Asa P. Potter United States District Court

City of Chicago wreck breaks apart in Channel gale

London reports a gale in the English Channel yesterday. The Inman steamer City of Chicago, ashore July 1 near the Old Head off Kinsale Ireland, broke in pieces and disappeared as the storm raged.

London English Channel Inman Old Head Kinsale Ireland

Death of the Panama Probe Dominates French Chamber

Paris scene in the Chamber of Deputies erupts as Jules Delahaye accuses the government of neglecting Panama Canal frauds. Deputies trade insults and duels are threatened, while a parliamentary commission is set to investigate charges of corruption involving public officials. Baron de Reinach linked to the scheme is noted amid rumors of broader scandals and potential emigration by wealthy suspects.

Paris Chamber of Deputies Jules Delahaye Chinon Panama Canal Delahaye Pepnnce M. Alexis Delauroy Beauvais Antonine Germain Trevaux Lett Centre Boiss d’Anlas Ardeche M. Delay Paul Derclede M. Hubbard Seine-et-Pise Chamber Public Service Baron de Reinach Panama France

Tragic San Pancrazio Mystery Leaves Priest and Sister Dead

Rome scene of a baffling suburb tragedy as Father Blondel and his sister are found murdered in a San Pancrazio country house. Laborer Mazzieri, who entered the priest’s room, fled bleeding and dying. Blondel is dead from self-inflicted shots. Neighbors and doctors contend over whether Blondel murdered his sister then killed himself or whether Mazzieri was the actual killer. The case remains unsolved with Mazzieri in a coma.

Rome San Pancrazio Father Blondel Mazzieri Jandel

Governor at Work in State House and Pardon Plans

The Governor rested after a Maine hunting trip and will meet the executive council Wednesday at 2 PM. Irving B. Sayles likely remains as savings bank commissioner. Thanksgiving Day pardons planned for two life prisoners at State Prison. Charles W. Whitcomb continues as Boston fire marshal by the Governor’s consent. Appointment timing anticipated Wednesday.

Maine Wednessas Irving B. Sayles Savings Bank Russell Boston Charles W. Whitcomb

Butler Pardoned after Ten Years in State Prison

Joseph Butler, a 36 year old painter and Canadian by birth, was pardoned yesterday after five years of persistent effort by friends. Convicted at Pittsfield on January 30, 1883 for felonious assault in North Adams, he left on the 3 o clock train to his home. He had scarcely missed a day of confinement aside from a minor incident early in his term. His pardon cited a serious eye condition causing gravitation of the eyelids and prolonged darkness to protect his sight.

Joseph Butler Pittsfield North Adams Butler

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