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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1892
Page
2
George W. Turner of Galway Saratoga county New York testifies that five years ago he began Hood's Sarsaparilla and after ten bottles his sores healed fully. He states four years with no sores and credits the product for enabling work and gratitude. Hood's Pills are promoted as aiding digestion and toning the stomach at 25 cents.
The Cincinnati Post seeks access to campaign fund books from national party committees through an independent committee. It aims to expose bribery risks and publish impartial findings for the public, appealing to about one hundred leading journals to support the effort.
Commencing Saturday October 8 a new line of electric cars will run from Grove Hall to Scollay Square via Warren Street Washington Street Northampton Street Columbus Avenue Park Square Boylston Street and Tremont Street to Scollay Square with trips starting 6 08 a m and every ten minutes until 10 08 p m The last car leaves Grove Hall at 10 21 p m returning from Scollay Square at 10 58 p m A second line between Grove Hall and Bunker Hill will operate both ways via Blue Hill Avenue and Dudley Street replacing Warren Street at present
A Post representative visited E W Griggs at 45 School Street a leading local merchant who sought relief from two ruptures. After June ninth he underwent Dr Parker’s treatment at 3753 Columbus Avenue. One rupture fully disappeared and the other nearly cured after two months of care.
The J. B. Barnaby Company advertises winter suits at 15 dollars each. The ad touts one of the finest city assortments including Scotch crevious plain and fancy weave worsted and cassimere smooth faced fabrics.
The Fish and Fisheries complex measures 1100 by 200 feet, with central fisheries exhibits and polygonal wings for angling and aquaria. Aquaria hold 140000 gallons with 40000 gallons for salt water tanks. Horticultural Hall spans 1000 by 287 feet, featuring a 187 foot diameter dome and interior courts 80 by 270 feet, housing large palms and other plants.
The description outlines an Agricultural Building 800 by 500 feet with a 65 foot cornice and a 130 foot dome, fifteen acre floor area, plus an annex and an assembly hall 450 by 125 feet seating 1500, cost 100000. It features Corinthian columns, a 64 foot main entrance, a rotunda with a glass dome, and connections to Machinery Hall via colonnade.
Terence V Powderly master workman of the Knights of Labor writes that one million workers would march to hang him if he did not vote for Weaver and that he would be a traitor for not supporting Weaver He says he will not campaign for any party but the People’s party candidates General James B Weaver and General Field and urges the Knights to adopt their platform.
News from Fayetteville Tennessee reports a raid by United States revenue officers on moonshiners near Stewart's Creek. A desperate gun battle left Captain S D Mather dead, J J Spurrier mortally wounded, and deputy S Cardwell wounded. The casualties among moonshiners were not learned.
The Department of Manufactures and Liberal Arts building is described as the largest in the world yet maintaining harmony and beauty. It is a rectangle 1687 feet by 787 feet fronting the lake, with lawns and promenades to its sides. Floor space accommodates one million men, seating for 300,000, and the total cost is about $1,500,000.
Attorney General Pillsbury extols Massachusetts Governor Russell and warns that electing a Democrat means the party will gain control of the State government, seize the first line of entrenchments, and push toward Democratic ascendancy in the Legislature.
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