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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1895
Page
8
In Circuit Court Room No 3 in St Louis Missouri during a court session a man delivered a severe blow to another on the face before the pair clinched and officials intervened. The disturbance caused a stir among those present as court attendants separated them.
In Waltham an elderly resident known as Sanderson forced his son Horace from home this morning and then searched for him with an army musket. The son seized a revolver. the confrontation interrupted by Judge Lake who rescheduled the case to Saturday.
In Ottawa Michigan on September 24 the American Association decided to hold the jubilee annual meeting in Boston next year, deferring the local site choice while meeting in session.
Two schooners entangled near the Port harbour when the Lillie of Gloucester was struck on its port bow by the William C. Norcross. The Lillie sank within a minute as Coleman and his three men escaped in a boat. The other vessel escaped damage and continued to its port, while a local firm announced purchase of the bark Sindlah from J. M. etc for voyage to Boston.
The eight hour demand is accepted and no longer to take effect until May. The steamfitters reach a compromise after arbitration, ending the strike that began last September. Leaders say further escalation would be unwise and praise the timely settlement as wise. The employers, noting good faith, welcome the extension and readiness to work.
Jererown stood trial in the superior court for safe tapping. Gudden described how McManus and Brown seized money, then the pair pursued Clark to town and attempted to dole out the loot. McManus later passed the funds to Brown who was intoxicated, and both fled toward the city.
Fraternity clubs meet in the city with Kappa Zeta Pet and Alpha Tau Omegs from Butts, Coens and Pepew among the attendees. Hosts Welcher and Mr. We preside, with guests including L.G., Dowting, Sincere, and others. Initiates and members from Tau Omega and Sedgwick chapters participate in the event and related proceedings.
Moulders at the River Works General Electric Company report no change in the strike situation this morning. A number of men have found work in other foundries. A committee member says they seek parity with wages paid by other firms and reject state arbitration.
George Dambrouski, jailed since August 19 for assault and robbery, hanged himself in solitary at the state prison on October 16. Officials offered varying accounts, with prison staff denying abuse and noting a shirt strap used, while critics say confinement conditions were harsh and details were concealed from the press. The body was examined by the prison physician and medical examiner with no signs of external violence reported.
Senor Bora, a prominent Isthmus native, urges the government to recognize Cuban patriots as belligerents, signaling a shift in official stance amid ongoing Cuban conflict.
Washington reports Lt Commander Cowles says Greenwich Royal School of Naval Architecture will not accept U S Navy constructors. Reasons unnamed. Postgrad courses stay open in Glasgow and Paris. Cornell added. Officials cite British fear of losing shipbuilding secrets and pride in American constructors sweeping prizes at Greenwich.
Captain Randle discussed the voyage of the St Louis from departure to Southampton where a rudder break necessitated steering by engines. The ship arrived after a stormy passage. repairs to the rudder took over four weeks and the vessel will not sail until the next time from New York.
Bloomington, Ind., Oct. 4. A gang of shoplifters was busted by the police. Six members are described as youths from prominent families. Two days later a large amount of valuable goods was recovered. One member, Orville McPowell, and another, Baxter, were arrested. The gang had operated over nine months, with authorities extending efforts to curb their activity.
Bordenville notes auction of the personal estate of Mrs D T Parnell to be offered tomorrow. Parnell left Ironsites yesterday and is staying with friends in Sokwes. she will travel to New York. She is nearly penniless, having inherited from her father Admiral Stewart and lost portions to support speculative ventures.
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