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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1892
Page
8
In the season of changeable weather our department emphasizes proper sizing and comfortable finish for children. Boston agents for Dr Jaeger goods offer health wool suits, white jersey vests, Merino underwear, and knee breechers with prices ranging from $0.50 to $4.25, highlighting varieties for boys and boys undergarments with neat finishes and trim detailing.
The Columbus statue unveiling at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross included a Sunrise ceremony at 11. Baldwin's Cadet Band played, a 300-voice chorus sang America, and Miss Cummings pulled the veil. Captain Nathan Appleton delivered the oration with praise for Columbus amid a grand procession and civic speeches.
The account covers a Columbus Day celebration with remarks by foreign consuls including Signor Isidoro R. de Espina and Signor Anzalone, plus a large Boston audience. It notes the Hallelujah Chorus closing the anniversary, praise for Spain Italy and Portugal, and a crowd-pleasing reception for Henry Watterson and Chauncey Depew. It also describes a Chicago exposition procession with a military review, a vegetarian lunch line, and a riding accident injuring several spectators including Colin Miller.
A large cultured audience gathered at Music Hall last evening to honor Columbus. The program opened at 8 10 with an 300 voice chorus performing Gloria in Excelsis. Mayor Matthews praised Columbus courage and the discovery, followed by Hon Patrick A Collins who spoke of the world’s state at Columbus birth and Europe Asia relations.
A brief urging Democrats to register before next Tuesday night to support Governor Russell's re election effort. The message emphasizes immediate action and party participation without detailing procedures or locations.
Bloommeron Ill Oct 21 The village and surrounding area seek answers after Miss Susie Hoobler 22 dies shortly after falling ill A young man named Simons once engaged to her has been arrested Officials report Mrs Banks mis gave carbolic acid to Susie Hoobler’s younger sister causing a shock illness and possible death The case centers on a suspected murder with a fatal accident linked to the poisoning
A political notice urges Democrats to register by Tuesday night and take action today to ensure participation.
London report states Thomas Neill Cream convicted of murder by strychnine poisoning of Matilda Clover. Judge Hawkins sentences him to death, with two weeks before execution under English law, and no further appeal except to the Home Secretary.
A national road improvement group began formation at Central Music Hall with representatives from the League of American Wheelmen and various commercial and agricultural groups. A constitution was adopted and a committee named to organize the National League for Good Roads with local branches and a temporary body set up until a full assembly is convened.
In Chiaco on October 21 the telegraphers strike against Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe ended. At 4 PM yesterday Chief Ramsay ordered operators to return to work while awaiting a final settlement of the differences.
Richard Riley was arrested in Wilmington on suspicion of murdering Kate Dugan, whose corpse was found in an open field in the city’s southwest with a throat cut. Riley had dated the girl for some time.
In San Francisco on October 21 Senator Stanford says his health has improved and he now wishes to remain in the U S Senate to press his land loan bill.
At 9 PM the procession moved from the Audiorium to Higginbotham mansion route with the Vice President in a carriage drawn by four white horses. Attending dignitaries included Secretary Foster, Attorney General Miller, diplomats, justices, and the World’s Columbian Exposition officials. The display featured 44-star banners, a blue coat-of-arms flag, and richly adorned carriages, while lady managers showcased bright fashions in a notable parade segment.
The Columbian Congresses opened at the World’s Fair Auditorium with Archbishop Ireland delivering the address and Dr. William R. Harper giving the benediction. Notable attendees included Cardinal Gibbons and Satoi, with women presenting two of the addresses. The invocation by Rev. Dr. Barrows referenced Columbus Islam and universal liberty.
Chicago crowds estimated at 200000 watched three-part fireworks shows at Washington Park Lincoln Park and Garfield Park during the World's Fair dedication. The displays concluded the day with a brilliant and world renowned finale.
Democrats emphasize immediate voter registration as essential duty while Governor Russell presses ahead with campaign for re election and outlines steps to mobilize turnout. The message frames registration as a civic obligation linked to the governor's bid for another term.
Sir Edwin Arnold praised M French Sheldon on the City of New York voyage and said he would pay tribute to her as the bravest woman. Mrs Sheldon is set to appear at the Boston Theatre on Sunday evening October 23 under the New England Women’s Press Association.
An old Boston transportation note describes L. H. Palmer as a popular headquarter contact for tickets to Shore Line express trains and the Colonial express between Boston and Washington. It emphasizes easy access to house seats and car seating for these services.
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