24 Nov 1890
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1890
Page
1
A city slate shows Independent candidates with Councilman W. L. Hayes withdrawing as an aldermanic candidate. Alderman Carruth is endorsed by the Citizens' Association as indicated on page 8 with mention of page 8 references.
A morning blaze in Lawrence damaged three stores in Ordway block with lodgers escaping suffocation. Three men were arrested on suspicion of arson as losses were covered by insurance. Other fires reported in Chattanooga St. Elmo, Paterson, New Orleans, Bellaire, Brusseys, Alton, Crepar Karins, Greenfield, Charleston, Newton, and Boston, causing substantial property damage and several injuries.
Tre Haner reports King William III of the Netherlands died at 6 this morning after uremia. Queen Emma to be regent. proclamation and mourning follow. Brussels and Luxemberg cables note Belgium’s king may attend, while the proclamation backs the Duke of Nassau. The king’s life and Iiberal reforms are summarized, with details on his marriages and issue.
In Hatton Garden London the rector Rev Mr Bannin denounced Mr Parnell during a Mass. Members of the Italian Catholic Church disrupted the service and shouted at him. He was struck by several blows and escorted home by police amid crowd disorder.
London reports a circulating rumor at the Carleton Club and Conservative circles that Lord Salisbury seeks a spring dissolution of Parliament, aiming to shape the political landscape amid current tensions and debates.
Scandal remains in public view as Parliament faces dissolution in the spring. The central office of the Conservative party issued advices urging associations nationwide to strengthen local organizations immediately.
Mr Schnadhorst presided at the National Liberal Federation session. He spoke of the Parnell scandals and said recent events have pained Mr Gladstone. He urged that justice for Ireland and reparation should not suffer from any man’s unworthiness.
A Cork public meeting demanded the release of John Daly, imprisoned years over a dynamite conspiracy. Nationalist MPs Healy and Lane sought a vote of confidence in Mr. Parnell, but promoters refused, leading the MPs to withdraw.
In Enniscorthy on November 23 the townsfolk tried a Manchester martyrs memorial march. A formed procession faced police orders to disperse, clashes erupted as baton strikes met stones, and officers eventually restored order amid scattered arrests and injuries.
In London on November 23 the Nationalists chosen Sir John Pope Hennessey to fill the North Kilkenny seat left vacant by the death of Edward P. M. Marum. In Aberdeen the rector election yielded Marquis of Huntly as Conservative winner with 430 votes, Professor Bryce Liberal with 352.
Forecast issued in Washington says through 8 pm Monday the region will have fair skies and slightly warmer conditions with westerly winds across New England and eastern New York.
Weather forecast describes fair and warmer conditions across New England with light westerly winds today and partly cloudy, warmer conditions with possible light rain tonight. It notes clear conditions elsewhere with pockets of clouds in the lower Mississippi Valley and northern lakes, and reports barometric readings, wind irregularity, and temperature shifts across regions including a 74 degree high at Jacksonville and a 42 degree Boston minimum, the coldest for the season so far.
The record lists an eighteen year normal maximum of 44.5 degrees and a normal minimum of 30.0 degrees for West.
Shipping news notes multiple ships arriving at Boston New York Philadelphia Liverpool Havre Havre from various origins including Hindoo Rialto Gellert Burzemeister Petersen Christine Sir Alvena City of Chester Otranto Hibernian Mississippi Queensmore Columbian Iowa Lake Superior Tower Hill La Gascogne Pennland City of Peking Mascotte with origins such as Hull Antwerp London Kingston and Montreal and dates ranging November 22 23 28.
Omaha reports from Pine Ridge detail a planned ambush by ghost dancers to kill General Brooke and his troops. Indians at the Ghost Dance center near Wounded Knee are described as heavily armed, with authorities mobilizing forces from Rushville to Fort Yates, while Buffalo Bill Cody heads to Omaha to assess the danger and the front.
An ad style notice from Nat. LEFE ins. Co. led by J.T. Phesis, State Agent at 109 Dey Street Boston, promotes life insurance as a remedy for prioritizing wants over needs and filling financial gaps.
A humorous note on perception precedes a detailed description of a wood mantel. The article explains the carved frieze, concave curve supporting the mantle, fluted pilasters, mirrored panels, and side shelves. It praises the oak grain and notes eighty patterns across three exhibition chambers designed for dining rooms.
A letter debate unfolds over ecclesiastical barriers in religious work. The writer defends Jesus only mediation, asserts devotion to the Holy Virgin without worshiping her, and rebuts charges of blasphemy. He notes ordination status and counters biased interpretation, urging faith-led mission.
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