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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1892

Page

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Amherst Professors Split Over Cleveland Versus Harrison

The Boston City Press Association reports Amherst College faculty split with seven for Harrison and twenty three for Cleveland. Eighteen sign an appeal praising Cleveland’s public service and urging citizens to support him, citing tariff views pension vetoes and opposition to free silver. Signed by Clark Crowell Dickinson Emer son Estes Humphrey Neill Olds Peck Sterrett Frink Grosvenor Harris Morse Tuttle Tuttl Wood. 1892.

Boston City Press Association Amherst College Harrison Cleveland John B. Clark Edward B Crowell Edward Dickinson Benjamin K. Emer’ Son William ©. Esty H. Humphrey Neill George D. Olds Frederick B. Peck J. R.S. Sterrett Amuheist, OK

Three Men Rescued After Capsized Boston Harbor Sail

In a squall near Long Island in Boston Harbor, three men Charles H. Smith 29 of Cambridgeport John H. Carr 32 of Highlands and Samuel Barber 35 of South Boston were overturned from a yawl. The steam yacht Chester commanded by J. H. Wetherell rescued them. They were revived after emergency treatment at Police Station 8.

Charles H. Smith Norfolk Street Cambridgeport John H. Carr Dromney Street Highlands Samuel Barber East Fifth Street South Boston Long Island Chester J. H. Wetherell Medford Smith Carr Lewis Wharf Pera Vores

Bronchi yields to healing influence of Bull's Cough Syrup

A short note states that bronchial relief comes quickly when using Bull's Cough Syrup. The claim emphasizes immediate benefit and healing influence attributed to the remedy. The language reflects old time patent medicine advertising.

Mrs Harrison Nearing Death in White House Room

Washington dispatch reports Mrs. Harrison gravely ill with a sinking spell and advancing decline. Doctors fear imminent end as pleural effusion increases, with the President and family at her bedside and little nourishment possible throughout the day.

Washington White House Loon Lake Garfield Cleveland Arthur McKee Russell Saunders Dimmick Harrison Newcombe Miller Halstead Noble Chicago Gardner

Perry Caught After Brief Escape From Prison

Oliver Curtis Perry escaped his cell at Avusury New York prison and roamed the grounds last night. He was hit by Keeper Smith with a heavy night stick and found unconscious in the dungeon after guards pursued him. Rumors spread that Perry was severely injured or dead, though unconfirmed.

Avusury N. Y Oliver Curtis Perry Perry Johnson Tunis Smith

Wintry Weather Grips Midlands and Northwest in Britain

London reports a wintry day across midland and northwestern counties with snowfall in the central region. Evening brings abnormally cold air, as residents brace for a harsher spell.

London Midland Great Britain

Daring 1890s Train Robber Challenges Express Train

Oliver Curtis Perry escaped from a Lyons jail cell Saturday and attempted to rob the Special American Express train on February 21. He wounded Messenger McInerney, seized keys to the safe, and fled after a gunfight as the train stopped at Lyons. Perry later surrendered to Wayne County authorities and had previously faced lengthy imprisonment for other jailbreaks and indictments.

Oliver Curtis Perry New York Central McInerney Weedsport Becan Lyons Messenger McInerney Perry Syracuse MF Pees Wayne County Utica

That Big Storm Moves Ships to Boston Harbor

Four steamers including Pavonia Kansas Bostonia and Prussian are reported to have faced the mid ocean cyclone that battered La Touraine. Pilots and agents downplay damage notes while two passengers die and five coal passers are injured aboard the La Touraine as it nears New York.

Boston Cunard Pavonia Warren Line Kansas Liverpool Leland Line Bostonia Allan Line Prussian Glasgow la Touraine the Post Atlantic Avenue Newfoundland Cherbourg New York Alexander Mairtin Cunard Line James Gordon Bennett Pneumona

Alarm over beri beri aboard Nova Scotian ship Cann

Captain Durkee reports that two crewmen died of beri beri aboard the H. B. Cann from Lahoa. Both burials were at sea, and several shipmates were hospitalized at Hampton Roads. Authorities fear spread as the disease, imported from Japan, prompts quarantine and disinfection at Norfolk. The Cann carries sugar and tea and marks the third vessel with such deaths in four weeks.

New Yorks Durkee H. B. Cann Lhola Thomas Russell Seaman John Nugent Carpenter Hampton Roads Japan Norfolk

Desperado Captured Near Hartford After Home Break In

In Waler River Junction Vermont a man demanded entry at Moody Walker’s house near the Hartford incident site. When refused he menaced the inhabitants and was captured by Deputy Sheriff Peck with help from train crew locals. The armed suspect, possibly the same hold up man from last spring, is jailed awaiting authorities.

Waler River Junction Moody Walker Hartford Walker Peck

Weather Indications Forecast for New England and Eastern New York

Wasu Hindon reports a forecast for Monday: fair skies with brisk higher northwest winds shifting to north. Applies to New England and Eastern New York with improving conditions and cooler air.

Wasu Hindon New England New York

Terrible death by fire near Bridgeport

Mrs. Thomas Bracken, 65, died after her clothing caught fire when she stamped out leaves set ablaze by local children on North avenue. She collapsed under a tree minutes later, with clothing burned away and blisters over her body. Medical Examiner Downs ruled death by suffocation.

Bridgeport Thomas Bracken North Avenue William Curtis Downs

Bell's Body Found in Neponset River at Hype Park

The body of 27 year old William Bell was found in shallow water under the New York and New England railroad bridge after the river was drawn down by mill owners. Bell, who left a Readville home with a widow and child, likely fell from a train at 9:40 p.m. last Tuesday. Medical Examiner Sturtevant viewed the body. Undertaker Graham took charge.

William Bell Neponset River New York & New England Bell Sturtevant Graham Readville

Masked Robbers Hold Up Springfield Depot Cash

Four masked men robbed the Frisco depot in Springfield Missouri after forcing ticket agent Stokes to open the outer vault door. They found $40, then learned the inner vault held $2000 and fled after taking $4 and a watch.

Springfield Stokes

Three Die In Union Pacific Freight Wreck Near Clarks Neb

A Union Pacific freight train derailed at Havens siding six miles east of Clarks Nebraska. Fourteen coal cars were ditched. While clearing the wreck three men who had been riding the train were found dead. Two victims were identified as Adolph Fitzgerald and Joseph Fanfelk of Omaha.

Clarks, Neb Union Pacific Havens’s Siding Here Adolph Fitzger Joseph Fanfelk Mechanics Omaha

Smokers Urged to Seek Gen Yme for Quality Havana Flavor

A brief public notice warns smokers to avoid imitations and buy only Gen Yme high grade tobacco. It stresses natural Havana flavor and perfect purity, priced at 10 cents everywhere.

A Chadman Seizes Springfield Pulpit

Charles M. Emmons a gun maker at the U S armory seized Olivet Congregational Church at midnight in a religious frenzy barricading the pulpit and firing at police. He kept officers at bay until afternoon, then was overpowered after a struggle. He planned a chaotic service with rockets powder and weapons, reading Psalms and Revelations before surrendering to four men.

Springfield Charles M. Emmons United States Armory Olivet Congregational Church Emmons Sexton Dickinson Dickinson Daughters of Musics

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