06 Oct 1892
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1892
Page
1
Listing of annual office rents across Exchange Building rooms. Second floor one office $2500, second floor two offices $150, second floor one office $1290, above second floor one office $200, above second floor twelve offices from 409 to 599, above second floor two offices from 600 to 709, above second floor one office $300 per year.
News from London reports the Haslemere watchers at Aldworth awaiting the poet's death. Family and doctors, including Sir Andrew Clark and Dr. Dobbs, note Tennyson is extremely weak, conscious but in pain, with last words shared with Lady Tennyson and Hallam. Reports describe a quiet, near-final hours as telegrams flood in from Britain and abroad.
A young woman named Anna D Van Houten filed suit in Suffolk County against ex Senator Asa P Morse of Cambridge for $30000 claiming breach of promise to marry after a two year engagement. Morse, a Cambridge real estate owner and former State Senator, criticizes the suit as blackmail and says he last saw her six months ago. The case, with counsel L M Child and Z O Achorn, promises public interest at trial.
Special to the Post from Dedham October 5 Congressmen George Fred Williams sits in his sunlit study amid books papers and portraits as Post reporters arrive. He chats about politics and reports a lighthearted exchange about smoking with journalist Joe ONeil noting a humorous Journal headline panel.
excerpts discuss Hiram Atkins and Dr. John H. Douglas death and praise for Carroll at a Democratic convention. The piece notes Massachusetts and New York political prospects, calls for sound money, and criticizes Republican McKinley bill views while praising open debate and free discussion.
Heavy underclothing walking gloves suspenders sweaters abdominal bands and other seasonable garments urged for October. Shop at Oak Halts Boston Ga for best value and reliable goods at moderate prices from W Simmons & Co. 32 to 44 North St.
A short line promising Sal vation Wil as a great pain cure offered for 25 cents. The ad hints at medical remedy availability with a simple price point, typical of late 19th or early 20th century classifieds.
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