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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1893

Page

2

Troubles and Trials of Mrs John Sulick

In Wales Massachusetts Oct 30 Mrs John Sulick recounts a lifetime of hardship. She describes desertion by David Smith her lawful partner of forty years barn break‑in a stabbing incident arson accusations and a disputed marriage to John Sulick amid debt collection and alleged note misappropriation.

Wales Mass John Sulick England Coventry Warwickshire David Smith Smith Paterson Nort Patterson Norwich Conn Albert Brown Brown Kenngland Hve Sulick

Large Democratic rally fills Cambridgeport hall over capacity

The Democratic rally at Union Hall Cambridgeport drew about 2500 attendees despite the hall’s size. Speakers included John B. Russell Josiah Quincy and L F Meriweather with ex Alderman John H Corcoran presiding.

Some War Records A Funny Sutler Clerks Tale

Platform to the Editor recalls Ralph a sutler’s clerk who rivaled Fred Greenhalge in ambition and mischief. The piece recounts whiskey schemes, feuds with a boss sutler, clever forgeries by Peter Mulroney and Ralph, and a humorous glance at Army of the Potomac life during 1861 to 1864.

Ralph Peter Mulroney Peter Gallagher North Carolina Army of the Potomac Alexandria Pether Muleoney Fred Grant Meade Richmond James River Army of the Potomac War Democrat

Cambridge Trolley Route Through Brattle Street Rejected

Railroad commissioners deny Cambridge permission to run the trolley through Brattle Street. The petition is granted except for Brattle and Cragie streets where approval is refused.

City of Cambridge Brattle Street Brattle and Cragie Streets

Modern Medical Claims Endorse Parker Treatments for Ruptures

An advertising notice promotes Dr. Parker's methods for treating ruptures varicocele and related weak nesses without surgery. It claims trusses are dangerous and asserts his new techniques cure these conditions, offering free in office examinations at 66 Columbus Avenue and pamphlets by mail for six cents.

Parker Columbus Avenue

Fifteen New Reserve Units Ordered by ukase in Russia

A St. Petersburg despatch reports a ukase directing the formation of fifteen new reserve units as the army readies for possible expansion amid strained relations with Britain. The decree expands wartime manpower and signals heightened military preparations.

London St. Petersburg

Libel suit filed against Evening Telegram over captain’s conduct

Providence October 30. Captain Bernard Hackett files for 5900 damages alleging libel by the Evening Telegram. The case centers on publications about his actions as commander of Company KK, Second Regiment Infantry, Rhode Island Militia. Deputy Sheriff Goodell served the writ. W B Vincent is counsel for the plaintiff.

Providence Evening Telegram Bernard Hackett Hackett Second Regiment Infantry R. I. MM Goodell W. B. Vincent

Sarsaparilla Best Fall Medicine for Strong Blood

Sarsaparilla purifies vitalizes and enriches the blood to resist colds catarrh rheumatism pneumonia malaria and the grip. Take it now to prevent danger of serious illness. Remember.

Fatal electric car crash mars Beverly street crossing

Abram Kidanski a 60 year old peddler of 6 Noyes street was seriously injured when a electric streetcar collided with an express wagon at Beverly and Travers streets at 9 40 yesterday morning. He died soon after from neck injuries and internal trauma as doctors rushed him to Massachusetts General Hospital. Witnesses blamed excessive speed but the car company expressed caution for a few days before returning to normal.

Abram Kidanski Pedler Noyes Street Beverly and Travers Streets West Lenox Street Charlestown Patrick Mitchell Thomas Fay Beverly Street Travers Street M. D. Cressy Edward Feehey Post Clark & Smith, Wood Workers Boston Blacking Company Causeway Street Union Company

Gurrys Side Of It In South Boston Store Assault Case

Michael Curry defends himself against allegations of assaulting employee Frank Horton at his provision store on D Street. Horton was discharged for drunkenness in court. Curry seeks time to prepare his defense as a peremptory continuance is granted. Horton’s father blames Frank for the trouble.

Michael Curry Frank Horton D Street Boston Mr. Curry Post Frank John MacManus Roberts South Boston Curry Morton

Miners' Federation to Confer With Owners on Strike End

The executive committee of the Miners' Federation met in Derby and decided to confer with coal mine owners to seek an end to the strike.

London The Miners’ Federation Derby

Roasted to Death in Attleboro Kitchen Fire

Mrs. Theresa Krause, 52, invalid wife of Frank Krause, was fatally burned at her South Attleboro home while singeing a chicken. Her clothing ignited as smoke rose from the kitchen pan. Bystanders John Tudgate and William Maguire found the body. medical examiner and overseer of the poor ordered burial. A similar death occurred in the same dwelling twenty years ago.

Attleboro Theresa Krause Frank Krause Coupe South Attleboro John Tudgate William Maguire

Fortune in San Francisco Estate Attracts Lowell Heir

A Lowell man may inherit a $75 000 San Francisco estate left by Mary Riley also known as Mary Matthews or Mary Brady. The letter to Lowell’s chief of police asks to locate Riley, claiming a sister in California and noting the decedent would be two months dead November 15, with probate expected under California law. Redmond, the late Mary’s second husband, contests the estate. The letter is signed by James Kennedy of San Francisco.

Union Hall Cambridgeport John B. Russell Josiah Quincy L. F. Meriweather John H. Corcoran Russell Brookline McKinley Journal House Journal William McKinley, Jr Charles Foster Secretary of the Treasury Senate William McKinley John G. Carlisle Roger Q. Mills Leopold Morse Hayes Harrison Democratic Party Grand Rapids United States Grover Cleveland Congress Reed Congress Massachusetts Reed Earth Fairchild Treasury Windom Foster Carlisle Lowell San Francisco Mary Riley Mary Matthews Mary Brady Riley California Redmond James Kennedy Market Street

Austrian cabinet resignations accepted by Emperor

Emperor Francis Joseph accepted the resignations of the Austrian cabinet. Prince Windisch Graetz, court chamberlain, discussed a coalition ministry with Count Karl Hohenwart zu Gerlachstein.

Vienna Francis Joseph Prince von Windisch Graetz Privy Council Karl Hohenwart Zu Gerlachstein

Where was Greenhalge

The article questions candidate Greenhalge military service, noting public confusion over his army record. It cites his own claim of “tender of services” and alternate accounts: five months with the union army at New Bern, sick in 1864, versus following the flag per a rival’s remark.

Greenhalge Republic Congressional Record Congress Newberne N. C Curtis Guild, Jr Mr. Greenhalge Guild

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