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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1890

Page

5

New Hampshire Democrats Nominate Amsden After Platform Denunciation

Concord NH September 2 The Democratic State convention adopted a platform denouncing the McKinley tariff and the force bill and pledging support for free raw materials and a secret ballot. Charles H Amsden won the gubernatorial nomination with broad support. Warren F Daniell was unanimously chosen for Congress.

New York Concord N. H J. P. Bartlett Manchester Cleveland Congress Thomas B. Reed Plumb Kansas Union Paddock Manderson Teller Senate Butterworth House Blame Republican Party Democratic Party of New Hampshire Federal ‘Treasury Cleveand Benjamin Harrison New England House of Representatives la Clatin Montana Ireland Dorrance B. Currier Hanover Thomas Cogswell Gilman Nash Conway Committee On Warren F. Daniell Franklin Daniell

Knapp Leads Republican Committee Nomination of Judge Earl

The Republican State committee met at the Fifth Avenue Hotel with General John N. Knapp presiding. They nominated Judge Robert Earl for the Court of Appeals despite Earl's Democratic affiliation and endorsed President Harrison's administration and Speaker Reed's House leadership.

New York Republican State Committee Fifth Avenue John N. Knapp Committee On Robert Earl Court of Appeals Earl Harrison Reed House Congress

Express Robbery on Louisville Line Leaves Train Unharmed

An early morning hold up aboard a Louisville & Nashville express from New Orleans in Kentucky ends with the safe robbed of all money. Engineer Bob Siser reports a masked gunman directed the train to stop at the Escambia River bridge and ordered the crew to open the safe. The robber fired warning shots to intimidate passengers and crew, then escaped into the adjacent brush after seizing the cash and fleeing.

Louisville New Orleans Louisville & Nashville Bob Siser Florriston Escambia River Bridge Siser Johnson

Barnside Association Holds 26th Reunion in Palmer

The Barnside Association Thirty sixth Regiment Massachusetts Volunteers held its twenty sixth annual reunion in Palmer with an 11 a.m. business meeting and officers elected. William M. Olin of Boston named president. vice presidents Fred L. Perry Springfield and John T. Priest Boston. Lyman C. Waters Millbury. secretary treasurer David Boyden Worcester. Auditing committee E T Raymond Charles W. Wood Herbert A. Kimball Worcester. executive committee Joseph Bruso Fred L. Griggs Luke KK. Davis Worcester. chaplain A A White Worcester. About 300 veterans and guests dined at 12:30 followed by speeches and war reminiscences.

Charles W. Wood Herbert A. Kimball Worcester Joseph Bruso Fred L. Griggs Luke KK. Davis A. A. White

Steamer Massachusetts Collides Off Battery Narrowly Escapes

The steamer Massachusetts of the Providence line, en route from Providence at 3 am, collided with a Pennsylvania railroad scow off the Battery. About 800 passengers escaped unharmed after a ten minute panic. Damage included torn bulwarks and paddle box, caused by signaling confusion with the towing tug.

New York Massachusetts Providence Pennsylvania Railroad

Accident on Mt Holyoke injures Springfield party

A Springfield driving party on Mt Holyoke was shot at by a passerby causing their carriage to run away. Mr Taintor, Mrs Taintor and their child, plus Mr and Mrs Smith, were badly hurt. Mrs Taintor may die and Mr Smith is critical. Four young men nearby aided the injured.

Strinchep Mass Springfield A. R. Taintor Charles Smith Mr. Holyoke South Hadley Max. Taintor

New England Fair Opens in Worcester With Loring Address

The New England Fair opened at the Worcester Agricultural grounds jointly with the Worcester County Agricultural Society. Elsworth welcomed the New England Association before Mayor Harrington and Hon. George B. Loring spoke on agriculture, denying a decline in New England farming and citing census gains in farm value and acreage.

Worcester Worcester County Agricultural Society Elsworth New England Association Harrington George B. Loring New England Society Loring New England Massachusetts

Supreme Court ruling tests original package prohibition

Iowa brewer George Williams was arrested for selling beer in original packages after a federal act barred such sale. Williams sought habeas corpus to challenge the act, the case was continued, then dismissed by the county attorney. The defense argues the act unconstitutional and, if constitutional, requires parallel legislation to enforce the ban.

Cedar Rapids Congress George Williams Williams Supreme Court

Market opens strong in New York. Rock Island weakness weighs

The New York market opened near day highs on strong London quotes but drifted lower as Rock Island declined amid rumors of unfavorable dividend prospects. Copper stocks gain prominence in the home market while Boston banks show mixed reserves. earnings expectations rise for Burlington, and Texas rate increases are viewed as favorable for net earnings.

New York London Rock Island Boston Chicago

Auction Sales Today and Local Obituaries Reported

Auction sales listed for Fruit-Horationes Fruit-Snow Stocks-R. L. Day and Stocks-Henshaw in Boston. Obituaries note deaths across multiple cities with ages and funeral details including Rebecca Carpenter Mary Marvin Butcher Joseph Heilbrun and Eliza A Webb. The notices include other death reports from Chelsea Somerville Dorchester and East Boston with dates August 29 to Sept 2.

Fruit—Horationes & Co Fruit—Snow & Co Stocks—R. L. Day & Co Stocks—Henshaw & Co Cutter Washington D. C George F. Cutter Chapel Mt. Auburn Carpenter Wellesley Rebecca Cyrus Carpenter Fish Mary Marvin Butcher John A. Fish Heilhrun Dorchester Joseph Heilbrun Jones Francis Jones Cohasset Tirrell Lisbon N.H Elizabeth J. Lirrell East Weymouth Mass Worthley Fred __ k. Worthley Whitcomb South Hingham E. Barker Whitcomb Webb East Boston Eliza A. Webb

Notary Public Designation At Port For Gore

Theodore W. Gore of Kilby Street is named by the Secretary of the Treasury as a Notary Public at this port to receive declarations and certify the identity of persons making them under the Act of June 10 1890 Sec 5.

Theodore W. Gore Kilby Street Secretary of the Treasury

Local Soapmakers Claim Parity With Ivory Brand

A fragment notes sellers boast their product is "just as good as the Ivory" though the claim is disputed. The brief hints at consumer comparisons and branding tensions without full context. The source provides minimal detail beyond the comparison.

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