15 Oct 1892
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1892
Page
1
Young men as distinctive buyers are urged to inspect our stock for the latest styles. We display 32 options including single and double breasted sacks and a few 3 button frocks with rough-face Scotch chevriots in fancy weave and plain black cassimere and worsted faced goods at the $15.00 price. Your size and kind awaits your selection.
A lively Station 2 story describes bootblacks and prisoners enjoying a piano benevolence project. Officers secured a piano for a year, inviting other stations and bootblacks to attend the opening. The piece ends with a promo for a baby care book offered free by Doliber Goodale Co.
James G. Blaine spoke at Ophir Farm in White Plains amid a cordial, informal gathering hosted by Whitelaw Reid. Not making canvass speeches, Blaine defended Harrison era prosperity, warned against Democratic claims, praised New York industry, and urged Irish voters to consider labor standards and protection.
A Tahlequah dispatch reports outlaw Ned Christie who resisted U S marshals for two days escaping as their raid failed to dislodge him from his cabin. The posse tried to burn the cabin but Christie leaped through the flames to safety.
Albany October 14 Senator D B Hill appeared before the Court of Appeals as a practicing lawyer his argument described as forcible and was met with attentive listening by the judges.
City Marshal Hilliard returned from New England and said he would soon issue a formal statement to clarify public doubt about Detective McHenry and related disclosures. He defended McHenry’s work, noted strengthened government case, and said no insult to Lizzie Borden justified.
Albany oct 14 labor commissioner Peck dismissed reports he had secured passage to Europe saying there is no foundation for the tale. He stated he has no intention of going abroad and joked that his only sailing would be after Mugwump scalps.
Montreal October 14. One of the most remarkable seizures in the province occurred when E C Van Kirk special customs inspector seized the Canadian barge A Gravel Captain Amos Hamel from Sorel bound for Albany in whose hold were found a dozen Chinamen.
Fifty four Esquimaux men women and children slept aboard the schooner Evelena off South Boston as they head to Chicago for the World’s Fair. Housed on ship after a four month voyage from Halifax they join an ethnology exhibit with care for two years. Moody curiosity and a desire for botanical and geological data drive the mission backed by Harvard figures and officials.
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