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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1894

Page

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Aldermen Favor It Plan for Municipal Dock Ownership

A Boston city committee report on municipal ownership of docks prompts an aldermanic order for the mayor to seek legislative authority. The exhaustive study cites 200 plus private wharves, historical Central wharf details, and calls for port modernization funded by the city.

Board of Aldermen Charlies T. Witt David F. Barry Jacob Fottier Bordman Hall Charles H. Bryant Christopher F. O’brien George R. W. Battis Martin F. Connorton Albert Wise Frank H. Briggs Manasseh B. Bradley Walter L. Sears Michael J. Reidy Boston Central Long India Long Wharf Europe Liverpool

Flames Destroy Prospect Street Rink in Cambridge

A large wooden rink at Prospect and Austin streets Cambridge burned last night starting about 6 25. The Salvation Army owned building later leased to Somerville Desk Company who stored 150 oak desks there. Losses exceed 5000 with $4000 insured for the desk company and 5000 plus to Salvation Army. Severe fire response prevented spread to nearby blocks.

Prospect Street Cambridge J. S. Paine Cambridge Boys and Girls’ Christian Prospect Austin Streets Cambridge Salvation Army Salvation Army Austin Street Somerville Desk Company Desk Company McMasters

New Trunk Game In Municipal Court Case

Charles Capehart and his wife Laura face larceny charges in Municipal Court today. The couple from the South allegedly used a duplicate baggage check to retrieve a trunk valued at 77 dollars after incurring 22 dollars for board aboard the Savannah Steamship Company.

Adams Charles Capehart Laura Capehart Savannah Steamship Company Cornhill Capeharts North Russell Street

James F Edmands Dead in Newton Highlands

James F. Edmands died of apoplexy at his Newton Highlands home this evening. His Boston office was at 31 Milk Street.

Newton James F. Edmands Newton Highlands Boston Milk Street

Are They True A Talk on Honest Proprietary Medicines

A discussion questioning the honesty and value of proprietary medicines. It examines whether testimonials used to promote these products are genuine and trustworthy.

Strange Shooting on Leverett Street Explained

A Sunday night card game at 98 Leverett Street sparked a shooting with Ungara and Gabriel. Gabriel allegedly fired twice and Ungara once but no one was hit. Gabriel fled town after descending, Ungara hid on the roof and was later arrested, then released after twenty four hours as no injuries occurred.

Leverett Street Ungara Gabriel Joy Street

Forecast for Tuesday in New England Quiet, warm winds

The weather forecast for Tuesday shows generally fair skies in New England with easterly winds and warmer conditions in the western portion. Signals are shown at Narragansett, Newport, and Woods Hall sections.

Washington New England Narragansett Newport Woods Hall

Bicycle Prices Slashed Amid 1895 Columbia Sale Note

A 1895 notice caps bicycle prices at nineteen dollars and fifty cents, reflecting the era's market controls. The restriction limits any bicycle sale above the stated amount, signaling lower price expectations for consumers.

Lexow probe hears Sheehan defend police probe delays

Police Commissioner Sheehan testified as the Lexow committee resumed sessions. He discussed cases against officers including O Connor and Slevin, admitted years of alleged police corruption, and clashed with Mr. Goff over Parkhurst and Tammany politics. Adjournment followed with questions about duties and records.

New York Lexow Sheehan Captain O'Connor Merchants’ Hotel Mr. Goff O’connor Murray Kerwin McClare McLean Goff Byrnes Inspector Williams Dr. Parkhurst Captain Devery Parkhurst Devery Tammany Hall Grant

Lavigne Triumphs Over Griffin After Fifteenth Round

Kid Lavigne of Saginaw defeated Johnny Griffin of Braintree by decision after a long 15 round bout at Lafayette Club. Earlier Billy Sears won a 28 round 108 lb bout against Dave Ross as crowds watched two preliminaries and weight drama unsettled the main event.

Billy Smith Billy Dick O’brien Lewiston Lafayette Social and Athletic Club Smith O’brien Eldridge Pierce Brown Fred Smith Jimmy Kelly Charlie Farrell Jack McGee Jack Williams J. Stock O'Brien Lieutenant Pear Mike Sears Dave Ross Sears Ally Johnny Griffin Braintree Mass Kid Lavigne Saginaw Lavigne Griffin Joe Gates Jack Madden Madden Dolly Lyons New York Kid’’ Hogan Brooklyn Hogan Lyons

Great White Spirit Company Ships Molasses Cheap Spirits East Cambridge

Rival to the Whiskey Trust, the Great White Spirit Company with a $5,000,000 capital buys the Bay State Distilling plant and the Commerical Point gas wharf. It plans to use a patent to distill spirits from molasses cheaper than from corn and operate steamers to import molasses from the South and Cuba and distribute products along the coast. The Bay State plant now runs hundreds of barrels daily, with capacity exceeding a thousand.

Whiskey Trust Great White Spirit Company East Cambridge Bay State Distilling Company Commercial Point Cuba Bay State

Harvest Party at Lyceum Hall East Boston

The Ladies' Sodality of the Assumption Church hosted a harvest party at Lyceum Hall East Boston with Buffamo's Orchestra. The grand march at 10 pm drew over 100 couples led by Councilman John W. Hayes and Miss Hattie Marshall, with aides P. T. Campbell T. J. King H. E. Burgoyne. Proceeds benefit the Assumption bazaar opening next Monday to mark the church’s 25th anniversary on Christmas Day.

Lyceum Hall Boston Ladies’ Sodality of the Assumption Church Buffamo John W. Hayes Hattie Marshall William J. Burke Katherine Brown Messrs. P. T. Campbell T. J. King H. E. Burgoyne

Emperor Liovg? Illegible. Weaker with cough blood-tinged

The official Livadia bulletin reports the Emperor ate little showing weakness. The chronic throat cough has worsened and interferes with breathing, with blood-tinged sputum noted.

ST. Petersburg Livadia

Two Men Crushed at Durfee Mills in Fall River

Oct 29. While hoisting steam engine cylinders at Durfee mills a fastener failed trapping two men. Robert Gray engineer for Watts Campbell Engine Co Newark died at Good Samaritan Hospital. Edward Prue workman was badly hurt. Gray left a family in Newark.

Fall River Durfee Mills Robert Gray Watts-Campbell Engine Company Newark N. J Edward Prue Gray Hospital of the Good Samaritan Prue

Razzo Held on 20000 Bail for North End Stabbing

Salvatore Razzo an Italian man faced in Municipal Criminal Court after a Sunday night stabbing of two Italians in the North End. He was held in twenty thousand dollars bail until November 1.

Salvatore Razzo North End

Deep snow in Colorado at Gold Park camp

Snowed for twenty four hours in Red Cliff Col. A mining camp reports two and a half feet of snow at Gold Park. Weather conditions disrupt travel and mining operations as the region endures heavy winter conditions.

Red Cliff Col Gold Park

Lavigne Narrowly Beats Griffin in Fifteen Round Fight

George Lavigne the Saginaw Kid won a fifteen round decision over Johnny Griffin at Seaside Athletic Club in Coney Island. No knockout occurred as Griffin fought cleverly, but Lavigne showed the stronger overall game.

Coney Island N. Y George Lavigne Johnny Griffin Seaside Athletic Club Lavigne Griffin

Arctic whale catch reports seventy one whales

Despatches received in New Bedford report the Jeannette left Herald shoals on Oct. 4 and the Arctic catch through that date is 71 whales, the smallest haul in twelve years.

New Bedford Arctic Ocean Jeannette Herald Shoals

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