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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1895
Page
1
Police investigate a possible manslaughter after an unidentified man, about 35, five seven and 120 pounds with dark complexion and a mustache, was found unconscious on Castle Street near the Albany railroad bridge. He was taken to City Hospital with a fractured skull and there is no identification or witness account yet.
In Fayetteville a mob seized two convicted men being transported from Lewisburg to Tracy City. Sheriff Menefee tried to move on. leaders demanded the prisoners be released to the mob and side tracked the car. Troops were requested as about 200 armed men arrived and stormed the jail without firing a shot. The men faced charges of rape and assault on a Miss Stewart and a young white girl. Meanwhile the Tacoma reports the Strathnevis probably foundered in the November hurricane with 200 aboard.
Mrs. Cahn, 369A Tremont Street, drank a small bottle of Tauenum at about 1 o clock. Dr. Thornton arrived and saved her life. A pretty 24 year old newlywed, her motive reportedly stemmed from a recent quarrel with her husband.
In St Johns Newfoundland this afternoon Dr Strapp entered Union Bank as it faced partition and produced a power of attorney from his father authorizing him to inspect his father's debentures. When the bonds were handed him he seized the package valued at $12000 and fled. He was later arrested and bailed. the bonds remain missing. He contends ownership of the bonds.
The Sultan Abdul Hamid refuses to grant firmans for British, Russian, Italian, and Austrian guardships to pass the Dardanelles. Sir Philip Currie orders a Dryad gunboat to the Dardanelles, heightening a crisis. Tewfik Pasha faces blame for the failed mission as tensions surge in Constantinople. American missionaries in Marash feared unsafe as the standoff intensifies.
Vienna dispatch says the powers, once divided, have fallen into line over the Turkish question. The Sultan’s obstinacy on the guardship firmans caused the hitch, and Constantinople reports the Sultan and ministers were surprised by Lord Salisbury’s message.
Washington scene outlines Republican aims for next winter focusing on rigid economy in public expenditures while avoiding a broad cheese-paring approach. It notes no new public buildings unless essential and hints at river and harbor cuts to the minimum needed.
Nineteen men killed and nine injured when the northwest wall of the open pit at the Tilly Foster mine collapsed after heavy rains. Seventy or more tons of rock slid into the pit as workers loaded ore on the four hundred foot level. Names of the dead include James Fox James Clark and Patrick Martha with several Italians among the victims. Authorities, Coroner Penny and a jury, prepared to recover more bodies as darkness fell. The Lackawanna coal company operates the mine with Clinton Stephens in charge.
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