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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1895
Page
1
Kersey and beaver overcoats in black blue or brown priced at ten and twelve dollars. Styles include single or double breast and reflect this season's make with varied trims and finishes.
The fishing schooner John F Nickerson sank after colliding with a tug near buoy 12 off Fort Independence. Sixteen crewmen escaped in lifeboats while Captain Simeon West clung to the mainmast with a sextant as the vessel vanished, blamed on the tug’s unseen mud scows and lack of lights.
United States minister at Constantinople Terrell cables senators denying NY World charge of neglecting missionary interests. He asserts all American missionaries in Asia Minor are safe amid strife and disputes attacks from Armenian secret societies aimed at discrediting policy and his conduct. He vows to expose assassins and protect missionaries, condemning the slander as unbecoming.
The sixteenth anniversary of Theodore Winthrop W R C No 10 was held last evening at Winthrop Hall Chelsea with 180 attendees. Post 25 G A R members hosted as guests along with Department Commander Thayer and Department President Mrs Cook. A musical and literary program featured performers Maud Hathaway Nellie Snelling Edith Four Fannie Lemon and others. Also notes about Chicago Rock Island Pacific railways winter tourist car service relayed for travel routes to the Great West via Kansas City Fort Worth and El Paso from Loomis 2 Washington St.
In New York a high level conference on Northern Pacific railway receivership differences led to agreement to appoint Robert M. Galloway and to consolidate five receiverships into three. The move favors stock and bondholders and aligns with Judge Lacombe's guidance. Burleigh of Seattle is named among the three receivers.
An OCR fragment promotes a new express train to New York with a 1 p m departure from square stations and return service. Tickets are sold at the city office 322 Washington Street, via H. Beaver, agent, describing it as the biggest thing on rails.
From Baltimore a report says W H Wehrhane, a longtime Mer cantile Trust bookkeeper and bachelor about 30 years old, jumped overboard saying he was temporarily de mented. He suffered kidney trouble and melancholia, was well known and respected in banking circles, with wealthy relatives in New York and Europe.
In London the Clyde shipyards settled employee grievances with wage advances and a pledge of 11 months notice for future changes. Belfast strikers rejected master offers, provoking a likely prolonged walkout as tensions rise.
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