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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1895

Page

2

Fire Below Deck on Steamer Galicia at Boston Harbor

The Hamburg American liner Galicia arrived at noon with cargo on fire after 11 pm Monday. Fire began on deck. crew used pumps and hoses to control flames as heavy planking heated to the touch. Cargo includes cotton and grain. damage expected to run into thousands of dollars.

Pietsch Boston Harbor Hamburg-American Line Willam Johnston & Co Boston Towboat Company Post New Orleans Boston Sire

Winter Whist Club at Winthrop Beach New England

Mrs A A Goff chairs the Winthrop Beach Winter Whist Club where weekly games award prizes to players with the most buttons. Members, mostly local families, gather in winter for cards and social banter while paying 25 cent assessments for prizes and companionship.

A. A. Goff Grand Old Ocean Polonius Laertes Mr. B Shakespere Winthrop Beach A. A. Geff Fisk’& Goff Boyton Street Lagg Winter Whist Club

Busy Tom Reed Faces New Congressmen in Quiet Watch

Washington November 27 Congressman Reed of Maine foresees a large influx of new members to the House. He has not pledged chairmanships or committee posts, and will assess abilities and wishes before naming panels. Rumors point to Payne of New York as possible Ways and Means chair and Henderson of Town as Appropriations chief.

Washington Thomas B.reed Maine Reed Committee On Rules Ways and Means Appropriations Committees Payne New York Henderson Town

Gambling resorts closed in Lynn as police seize operations

Lynn reports police shut down gambling venues after action on Tuesday. One house operated as a horse betting joint by Boston men reportedly became a stock exchange. Policy hackers were struck but did not pay.

Lynn Boston Stock Exchange

Auction Frauds Alleged in Suffolk Rug Sales Case

A Boston case against Hagop Bogigian and Leonard & Co. reveals alleged rug auction fraud. A former clerk testifies that catalogues misdescribed rugs and used fake limit prices. items were resold under renamed origins to hide repeats. Laws impose penalties for false bankruptcy or damaged goods sales and for auction fraud.

Hagop Bogigjan Héhannes‘t. Pushman Leonard & Co Suffolk County Johannes T. Pushman Hohannes Effendi Hagop Bogigian Hohdanes Effendi H. Bogigian & Co Bromfield Street India Boston Hagop Pogigian Johannes Effendi Effendi Ottoman ‘Commission Hohannes John Esquire John Esquire America Johannes T. Pushmanian Pushman Chicago Consel John Thomas Pushman

The Awful Grandeur of a Wrecked Health Morality

A dramatic plea likens health decline to a sun-bleached wreck and urges immediate use of Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy. The ad cites a testimonial from Mr. E. Adams of South Walpole Mass, claiming lasting relief and weight gain after six bottles, touting Dr. Greene, 34 Temple Place Boston, as consultant.

Adams South Walpole Mass Dr. Greene Greene Temple Place Boston

Public rug dealers deny widespread sales fakery

The article notes that several U S cities report rug dealers overstate sales. In Boston two Oriental rug dealers claim only 2 percent of consignments truly sell while pieces shown on easels are marked sold regardless of attendance. Investigators cite a sample where 2 of 29 rugs were real sales. Auctioneer John Leonard avoided comment but did not object to publication.

United States Boston John Leonard Leonard & Co Post

Police Board honors officer for river rescue and assigns reserves

The Board of Police awarded Officer John J. Smith a bronze department medal for saving Isabella Baxter from drowning in the Charles River last Friday. Smith will soon become a regular patrolman. The board also dismissed a complaint against Patrolman William H. Allen. Readouts list reserve officers permanently assigned to Divisions 1 through 16 with the names of all officers and their divisions.

Board of Police John J. Smith Isabella Baxter Charles River Department Smith William H. Allen Wiliam G. Smith James McDevitt Winslow L. Muir Jeremiah J. Murphy Edgar L. Bridges Wilson Cordiner

Chrysanthemum Club Banquet at Walcott's Hotel City Point

The Chrysanthemum Club gathered at Walcott's Hotel in City Point for a quarterly banquet Tuesday night. Clarence A. Noble, superintendent of the Post composing room, gave a speech on craft outlook. Members spoke, poems were read, and officers were elected: Brehaut president, Marchant vice president, McPhail treasurer, Gourlay sergeant-at-arms.

Chrysanthemum Club Post Composing Room Walcott's City Point Clarence A. Noble Sutlife James H. Brehaut A. H. Marchant N. BE. McPhail John W. Gourlay

Ready for defense by 1900, says Ordnance member

Washington November 27 Hon J H Outhwaite of the Board of Ordnance and Fortifications says the nation could be ready for defense in war by 1900 based on current plants and data. He cites Midvale and Bethlehem steel works Watertown and Watervliet arsenals plus a Cleveland firm as key producers with capacity to meet plans if necessity rises.

Washington J. H. Outhwaite Board of Ordnance and Fortifications Hast Mr. Outhwaite Midvale Bethlehem Penn Watertown Mass Watervliet N. Y Outhwaite Cleveland Ohio Valley

Grand Jury Report on Boston House of Correction

The Suffolk County grand jury visited the House of Correction in South Boston during October, noting 651 in mates: 571 men and 70 women. They praised Superintendent Colonel John C. Whiton for maintaining order and commended the use of the old Lunatic Hospital as a hospital addition, while acknowledging inadequate facilities and declining to make formal recommendations.

City Hall Edwin A. Curtis Suffolk Couty House of Correction South Boston John C. Whiton Heath Albert H. Chapman Grand Suffolk County Boston

Boston Vagrant Breaks Window for Shelter

A vagrant shattered the glass panel of Police Station 6 at 11 yesterday forenoon, breaking property valued at $2. Captain Hoffman tackled him. the man, Thomas Shea, 30, from New York, was jailed for vagrancy and malicious mischief and plans to plead guilty.

Boston Hanscom Frederick G. Hoffman Sinte Hoffman Thomas Shea New York

East Armory Smoker Hosted by Sullivan Includes Noted Guests

Captain Sullivan and officers held an informal smoker at East Armory quarters last evening. Prominent guests included Colonel Bogan who praised the command, Major Grady, Paymaster Dobbins, Quartermaster Nugent, Adjutant Kelley, and many captains and lieutenants from Companies E H B C A F. The event featured performances by well known artists and highlighted rifle practice inspection.

Sullivan East Armory Bogan Grady Dobbins Nugent Kelley John J. Sullivan John Parry Hayes Flanagan Flanagan and Clarke Murray Walsh Desmond Quinlan Crane Foley Keefe Rogers and Sullivan Dowd Dunn and Casey McLaughlin Fitzgerald Breen Tice

Sugar Refineries Close in Eastern District

Sugar refineries in the eastern district shut down tonight due to a large sugar surplus. Officials say operations may resume next week, leaving about 1400 workers temporarily unemployed.

Brooklyn N. Y American Sugar Refining Company

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