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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1892
Page
8
A powerful magnet analogy notes prudent shoppers may invest a bit more time to find the right size, but the payoff is saving dollars and minutes in the long run. The message suggests patient, careful searching yields better value for buyers.
Lincoln November 28 Ex principal Heywood did not appear at the opening of the school as expected. Principal Smail installed from Maine. The Post reports Heywood kissed several girls during a school game while the students watched, sparking shock and gossip. The town anticipates a salary suit from Heywood, but officials remain wary.
In Pennsylvanias Homus Tead mill town of Penn, Nov 28 a surge of new workers arrived at the pay window while many non union men left after pay. Trains carried over thirty non union men away. Strikers found work, while new applicants sought old positions and old workers prepared to reclaim jobs.
New York reporter Mary H Martin, arrested in Brooklyn for passing worthless checks, faced trial. The judge's charge favored conviction. During the address, Miss Martin fainted and was taken to the prisoners’ enclosure. The jury deliberated briefly and returned a guilty verdict with a mercy recommendation.
At Gallo way in BinmiIncHAM on November 28 William Lee a mine boss was shot to death through a window by an unknown party George Prince a miner is under arrest He and Lee had a dispute and Lee had forbidden his working at the mines Prince allegedly threatened Lee's life Lee lived in Maryland
The rapid rise in cotton prices has let Charleston men gain sizable fortunes. One man reportedly netted 100000, another 40000, with several more about 10000 ahead after a few days of speculation in Cuarnveston, 8. C. on November 28.
Hull voters split over winter rail service for High School pupils to Hingham. A town meeting approved funds for Old Colony service but the selectmen contract with John L. Mitchell caused conflict. A poll vote defeated a plan to arrange winter rail use. many residents face eight to ten mile rides or barge travel. Local tensions flared with personal sharpness after adjournment.
A Fall River report of John V Morse missing is unfounded as he was seen in town Saturday night driving and visiting Henry Morse on Parker Street, suggesting no disappearance.
John O Keefe aged 72 was found dead in his barn by his wife this afternoon. He was last seen at 11 oclock and was feeling as well as usual. Heart failure was the cause of death.
reports from Wall Street say Jay Gould has ordered his private car prepared for immediate use to travel to the far southwest where he will spend the winter.
Troy New York November 28 Eighty machinists at the Watervliet Arsenal walked out today over a dispute not about wages but about performing double duty. The action stems from demands to limit extra assignments and maintain workload balance.
Easton and Amboy Railroad officials deny principal State charges of coal monopoly. Hartshorne testifies no merger or price control under Lehigh Valley lease. Henderson and others dispute coal scarcity and price increases. Jones cites 1892 coal supply up 1.8 million tons vs 1891.
On the staff of Governor Morris New Haven Conn Nov 28 Governor elect Luzon B Morris today announced his staff as follows Adjutant general Edward E Bradley New Haven quarter master general John P Harbison Hartford surgeon general Patrick Cassidy M D Norwich commissary general William Jamieson Middletown paymaster general Henry A Bishop Bridgeport aides de camp H Holton Wood Derby Charles S Andrews Danbury Louis F Heublein Hartford Salmon A Granger Winsted
At the Conference of Child Helping Societies annual meeting in Institute of Technology Room 11, Rev F B Allen chaired as Hon George S Hale presided. Frederick A Bent summarized the baby farming bill passed in the last legislature. Samuel C Lawrence noted jail and House of Correction commitments for boys under 18 and improvements from placements with Miss Harriet L Brown and others. Better reports from Lacy P Atwood and L D Younkin followed. Lily G Birch reported on work in other states. Hale was re elected president unanimously.
A large Salvation Army temperance meeting is planned for Thursday at 7 45 in Tremont Temple Boston with speakers Colonel William Evans of New York City and Major William Brewer of the New England division. Singer Bjorkstein, Christine Nelson's famous tenor, will perform with ministers Rev Drs Bates and Plumb among the attendees. Brass bands will play as free seats welcome all to oppose the saloon and set an example.
See-over bonnets debut at Mrs. Crocker’s Washington and Boylston shops this week. The new line offers dainty, sensible styles at popular prices, appealing to theatre enthusiasts seeking stage-ready headgear without extravagance.
New York November 28 Mr Oakman receiver of the Richmond Terminal Company said he would wait a reasonable time for responses to his demand on the Georgia Central syndicate for the return of cash paid to its members by the Richmond Terminal for the Georgia company securities. If no response is received within ten days he would positively bring suit against the members of the syndicate to compel them to take buck tie securities and return the cash.
Totepy O Nov 28 Bills and Koch henker have assigned liabilities totaling 132000 with assets listed at 150000 according to the report.
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