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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1892
Page
2
The Irish-American Democratic Union formed Sept 28 in New York issued an address deploring the spread of Irish Republican clubs, saying Republican success does not aid Ireland and that American citizens should act from patriotic duty to America, not foreign interests. The signers assert Democratic success would benefit all Americans.
World championship leaping sweepstakes in Rouen saw 26 horses compete for 25 000 francs. Corset Nancy New Moon Alpine Chicago Tally ho and Tasmania cleared the bar at various heights. Tasmania ridden by Stevenson finally won by clearing 74 inches, later exhibiting 78 inches.
Charles H. Wheeler, 35, shot his estranged wife in Elizabeth Street shed injuring her in the back and legs, then shot himself in the head and fled. Neighbors say he is believed dead in nearby woods. Domestic jealousy cited as motive. wife expected to survive.
New York Oct 2 The anti-snappers group advising the Democratic national committee decided unanimously to support an independent local ticket. A sub-committee will confer with other Democratic bodies. Chairman Parker says only one national member opposed a third local ticket.
Woburn plans a Thursday and Friday celebration to honor 250 years since its incorporation. The program includes athletic events, literary exercises, a children’s entertainment, and a reception, culminating in a grand civic and military parade. The piece traces Woburn’s early struggles, growth, and notable milestones including its 1888 city incorporation and the 250th anniversary of the First Congregational Church with a memorial sermon by Dr. Marsh.
The parade runs 9 30 a m to 12 30 p m with five divisions Military civic firemen floats and trades Captain E F Wyer named chief marshal The Fifth Regiment will attend to start at 9 30 a m A Friday banquet and band concerts will be held across the city.
Detective E A Miller from Cleveland uncovered a long running ticket theft scheme on the Cincinnati and Covington Street Railway. Conductor aided by a fireman burned stolen punched tickets, sold to conductors at 100 for $2, causing an estimated loss of 50,000 to 100,000 over five years.
Yale manager W B Marfft reveals a 13 game schedule for the season with only five home games. The list shows road dates at Brooklyn Crescent A C Williams Manhattan A C Orange A M West Point and several New York and New Haven venues. Championship contests appear against Wesleyan Penn and Princeton with all other games set versus Williams Amherst Lehigh Harvard and Harvard.
The Spanish steamer Daoiz of 618 tons was rammed by Busy Bee causing rapid sinking off Hampurea on Oct 2. The Daoiz captain, mate and pilot were killed. survivors fled as the vessel foundered. Busy Bee aided rescuing all aboard. The Daoiz had arrived from Barcelona at Hamburg on Sept 16.
New York on October 2 reports that ex president grover cleveland greeted callers at the Victoria Hotel this morning. After lunch he, with Oscar Strauss, drove through Central Park and the upper Manhattan speedways before returning around six. He appeared renewed by the long drive and spent a quiet evening alone reviewing mail and papers.
Evansville dispatch reports Charles Johnson a young attorney and son of the wealthiest man in the city shot and killed Jacob App an Air Line engineer at Miller's club house. Johnson intoxicated attacked App with a cane and fired a revolver to the breast. He did not flee and expressed pleasure at the act. App was about 35 years old.
In Portland Indiana near Camden the Portland National Gas and Oil Company tapped a well and fed a 250 barrel tank when an explosion occurred. Bystanders were burned but none fatally as a match is blamed for the blast.
Dr. Jenkins inspected Bohemia and Hoffman Island, reporting all in good shape in the lower bay. No new cholera cases appeared and he expects none among detained passengers, noting it has been five days since the last cases were found.
The EM EIRSON Shoe brand emphasizes customer satisfaction as the foundation of its success. Located at 635 and 345A Washington St, the company promotes durability and reliable footwear through steady client referrals.
New York Oct 2 Mrs Cleveland and Ruth view a brownstone at Fifty first street near Fifth Avenue as work continues. The four story house features a light pink and gold parlor, white dining room, and a library where Cabinet talks may occur. Prominent neighbors include Benedict, Vanderbilt, and Carnegie while the Cleveland family plans a move within two weeks aligning with the campaign.
Local shoe retailer advertises the EMERSON line with models 635 and 845A. The storefront is listed at 635 and 845A Washington Street, inviting customers to shop for durable footwear.
In Hempstead county near Prescott Arkansas on October 2 a fatal shooting occurred at Bairds Chapel. Newman Sheffield a missionary Baptist preacher was shot through the heart by his brother in law Pink Allen. Allen says he acted in self defense and Sheffield was to be tried that night on alleged charges at the chapel.
A Park Theatre program featured Weber Oberon overture, Braham Starlight, Brine soprano, and a lively mix of instrumental pieces. Fiedler impressed with violin solos, Mestayer’s hand-clappers drew cheers, and a toy ensemble amused the audience.
Hiram Atkins of Montpelier Vermont editor of the Argus and Patriot and lifelong Democrat died on Saturday. Born in Esopus New York in 1831 he left school at fourteen learned printing and owned the Bellows Falls Standard at twenty one. He carried the Standard to Montpelier in 1863 joining it with the Vermont Patriot and he often used his paper to attack his party. He served in the Vermont Legislature in 1874 and joined the Democratic national committee in 1888. He was a devoted high churchman active in the Episcopal church for twenty years. He leaves a widow two daughters and considerable property.
The Suffolk Athletic Club held its annual election at 694 Washington street. James I Morgan E J Thomas H D Hedger and J A O Connell were elected to the board for three two and one year terms respectively with E J Thomas as president H D Hedger vice president J A O Connell secretary and lieutenant F Rowe captain. L Bynell and W F Fellows named auditors while Russell Thomas and Dowling become delegates to the New England AAA and Morgan Thomas Russell delegates to the New England division of the C C A. Members games set for Columbus Day.
Boston unions at a tenth district fight rally McEttrock as independent candidate. A vote endorsed McEttrick for Congress by L A 3702 K of L. Other actions include promoting Sunday hours for the fair, organizing cloakmakers and garment workers, and planning a second Massachusetts Typographical Union convention.
Democratic National Committee chairman Harrity arrived from New York and met with Mr. Cleveland to review campaign progress and plans. He forecast seven chances of Cleveland's election, praised New York, Indiana, and other states, and expected electoral gains across the South and several Western states, noting no material changes expected in five weeks.
Mrs Annie King sues Robert B King for 100000 dollars in property she says he fraudulently took and for refusing to work since their marriage while living on her earnings. The action, filed in St Louis, aims toward divorce as the Kings are noted local figures.
Brip Gerort Oct. 2. George A Wells proprietor of the Black Rock Hotel died this afternoon at age 75. He was the first associate of the late P T Barnum and, with that showman, promoted Tom Thumb and introduced Jenny Lind to the American public.
Rockport October 2 The 20 ton fishing sloop Golden Eagle owned by Captain Henry Bartles becalmed in the Narrows struck rocks as a heavy swell rose. The vessel sank within minutes before anchor could be lowered. It is nearly new and partially insured, with hope of not total loss.
Toronto October 2 The Canadian Association of Amateur Oarsmen disqualified Edward Durnan for allegedly and wilfully losing the senior scull race to Hedley of Philadelphia at the July Canadian championship regatta. John Guinane captain of Sunnyside Boating Club is also charged with collusion.
Albany. Commissioner Peck plans another bombshell addition to his wage report. The forthcoming extended table will expand on increases for various workingmen’s branches, nearly doubling the size of the previously issued data.
In Chicago on October 2 Judge Walter Q. Gresham refused to confirm or deny rumors that he plans to vote for Grover Cleveland. He was seen by a reporter but would not discuss the matter further.
Republican leaders in Washington report that General Daniel Sickles of New York will not deliver speeches in support of President Harrison's re election. The claim stemmed from a revised recollection of remarks at the G A R reunion here, previously recorded from a hand sketch by a newspaper observer.
Captain J. H. Knowles of Surry Maine died Friday at New Bedford. A veteran of over forty years commanding New Bedford whaling ships he was known as Daddy Knowles among Arctic skippers. He aided sailors with injuries at sea and took part in historic voyages including the Arctic wintering and the George Howland’s famed 350000 dollar voyage.
Franklin Park postpones the $10,090 races after a small entry list. New dates set for Oct 18 and the following three days with nominations closing Oct 13. Fast classes were sparse while slow classes drew many entries. manager James O. Gray vows big races or none.
Alfred Harrington, 38, of 22 Causeway street and 308 Cambridge street, fell at his home injuring his head. He died at City Hospital early Sunday from a fractured skull after slipping on stairs. He leaves a wife and several children.
Mr D M Jordan retired farmer of Otsego County New York recalls a fourteen year battle with liver and kidney trouble and gastric loss. After using Hood's Sarsaparilla he reports improved appetite color return energy and bladder inflammation relief. He credits three bottles with full recovery and praises Hood's Pills for digestion and headaches.
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