Stable Blankets Sale Brings Prices 90 Cents to $5.00
Advertises stable blankets for sale with prices ranging from 90 cents to 5.00. Mentions use for stable and street settings and notes availability for purchase.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1893
Page
1
Wharf Caves In at Gloucester. Fish Lost and Workers Threatened
A section of Benjamin Lovw's wharf collapsed at Gloucester on Oct 4 sending a large amount of fish into the water and causing a loss of several hundred dollars. Several workmen narrowly escaped injury in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Benjamin Lovw
Asa Porter Morse A Cambridge Leader Of Public Service
Biographical sketch recounts Asa Porter Morse born 1818 in Maverhill New Hampshire. Details cover family lineage from Anthony Morse and early career in Boston, business ventures in the West Indies, shift to Cambridge real estate and banking, long public service including state senate 1860 78 and 1880, prison reform work, and family life with wife Dorcas Touisa Short and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Porter Morse
Daniel
Sarah Morse
Maverhill
Grafton County
N. H
Mncai
Anthony Morse
Marlborough
Wiltshire
Ing
Newbury
Daniel Morse
Miriam
Hoyt) Morse
Bor
Concord
Morse
Boston
Hayward & Morse
West India
West Indies
Cadiz
Cambridge
Banks of
Cambridge Hospital
Cambridge Fire Insurance Company
Cambridgeport National Bank
Porter Morse
House of Representatives
State Senate
Senate
Massachusetts
Dorcas Touisa
Thomas
Elizabeth
Wells
Short
Mary Toulsa
Charles W. Jones
Velma Maria
Arthur Porter Morse
Love, money, and a diamond ring sweep into a Cambridge trial
A lengthy courtroom drama ends with a verdict discounting Mrs. Anna D. Van Houten’s $80,000 claim by 38 1 3 percent and awarding her $40,000. The case centers on alleged entanglement with Asa P. Morse, a Cambridge citizen, amid accusations of love, loans, and signals of ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna D. van Houten
Asa P. Morse
True
Washington
Senator van Houten
Spokane
New England Conservatory
Cambridge
Cupid
van Houten
Mr. Morse
Ohio
Morse
Saratoga
Engagement Dispute Ends in Breach of Promise Suit
Mrs. Van Houten and Mr. Morse recount engagement tokens and plans from Saratoga to Toledo. He concedes a conditional engagement tied to business and property, while her claim of engagement remains strong. A breach of promise trial follow with Morse seeking a new trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Houten
Mr. Morse
Morse
Trial Opens with Mrs. Van Houten as First Witness
The case began on Wednesday September 27 with Linus M. Child Esq delivering the opening address for the plaintiff. The first witness, Mrs. Van Houten, testified she was born in Charleston South Carolina in 1860 and described her family moves from San Francisco after her father Henry Fell died. She noted a first marriage in Portland Oregon in 1882 and divorce from that husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linus M. Child
van Houten
Charleston
S. C
Henry Fell
Robert Stith
San Francisco
Portland
Ore
Valkyrie to Meet Vigilant In First American Cup Race
New York October 4 The first best of five for the American cup features Valkyrie and Vigilant in a fifteen mile windward return course. Thousands expected to watch from shore as both yachts are measured and prepared at Erie Basin with Vigilant favored at five to four under heavy handicap of 1 minute 48 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sandy Hook
New Rochelle
Erie Basin
City Island
Hyslop
New York Yacht Club
Bay Ridge
Despondent 23 Year Old Woman Hangsself in Quincy
In Quincy on Fort street Mrs. Edgar Hayden found Susie Hayden hanging from a beam. The 23 year old daughter of Charles Hayden had been despondent and recently threatened self harm. She worked at N Curtis & Co shoe factory and, two hours earlier, failed to borrow her brother's revolver after discovering her fiancé wed another girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Edgar Hayden
Fort Street
Susie Hayden
Charles Hayden
N. Curtis & Co
Switch Fails On Montpelier Train Wreck Kills Brakeman
Train No 7 on the Montpelier and Wells River line wrecked at Lanesboro as a switch failed to move. Brakeman Archie Sawyer of Montpelier was killed when he was thrown under the wheels as the helper backed into the train. A wrecking crew was dispatched from Montpelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Wells River
Lanesboro
Archie Sawyer
Sawyer
Young Men Form Ward 3 Democratic Club
About one hundred young men gathered at Nos 1 and 17 Bunker Hill street and formed the Young Men's Democratic Club of Ward 3. Officers elected: D. F. Daley president, W. E. Furey vice president, William F. Quigley treasurer, J. H. Keefe secretary. Sundberg endorsed for Representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker Hill Street
Young Men's Democratic Club
Ward 3
D. F. Daley
W. E. Furey
William F. Quigley
J. H. Keefe
John F. Sundberg
Republicans Fill Treasurer Vacancy After Resignation
The city committee met last evening and elected Thomas Russell as treasurer and Sidney B. Everett as assistant treasurer to fill the vacancy caused by Lyman’s resignation. The Post predicted the outcomes in Tuesday’s issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican City Committee
Lyman
Thomas Russell
Sidney B. Everett
Newburyport Postmaster Likely Favor for Cusick
William Cusick is broadly expected to become Newburyport postmaster when the current term ends January 1. He enjoys wide popularity and backing from city leaders though a small contest is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburyport
William
Cusick
Brady Named Senator in Democratic Seventh District Nominat
In Lowell on October 4 the Democratic seventh district convention unanimously nominated Peter J. Brady for Senator. Gardner W. Pearson was chosen to the State committee by 86 votes to 33 for J. F. Owens. M. H. Fletcher M. J. Garvey and PD. J. Donahue elected to the district committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Peter J. Brady
Gardner W. Pearson
J. F. Owens
M. H. Fletcher
M. J. Garvey
PD. J. Donahue
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New England
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Young Democrats
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