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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1894
Page
1
In Livermore Falls Maine, Daniel Terbidore a Canadian about 20 was lured to his Jay Bridge door by John Quillet at 7 30 pm on Saturday and stabbed with a knife after a question about a delivery. Terbidore was wounded and the assailant fled.
Terbidore suffers critical injuries after an assault as Ouillett fled. police across Lewiston and Auburn hunt for the suspect. Motive remains unknown. officers scour the region for Ouillett, who is at large and considered dangerous.
Berlin dispatch reports the Emperor has called Freiherr Von Riethofen, Berlin president of police, back from Kissingen to advise on suppressing anarchism and socialism. Riethofen’s counsel is expected to favor stricter measures, with the Emperor also seeking amendments to the existing laws for emergencies.
Walter Brown family attended Congregational Church in Newton Centre last night when a horse and canopy-covered wagon were stolen between 7:30 and 8:30 pm. The black horse weighed about 900 pounds and was five years old. no trace of the thief was found.
The note states the Silver Grill Cafe in Washington is open and located opposite Water Street.
Michael Strobel, a 45 year old German teamster, died at City Hospital after being beaten on Tremont and Riverside streets last Monday night. Lawrence Erner, 20, of 9 Cottage Place, was arrested and charged with manslaughter after confessing self defense in the bloodied case.
Michael Sullivan, 43, stabbed John Leary with a pocket knife during a drunken altercation at 98 Pleasant Street. Leary sustained serious non fatal wounds to the breast groin and hand and is resting at City Hospital. Sullivan was locked in a cell at the central station.
Berlin reports twenty seven hotels declared bankrupt and offered for sale as foreign visitors grow scarce. The article notes the drop in international visitors as the primary cause of the industry collapse impacting the lodging sector.
The Hinckley Minnesota forest fire destroyed the town last night with 150 to 200 lives lost and total deaths around 400 expected. Duluth reports millions in property destroyed and 300 lives lost. In Wisconsin Baronette Granite Lake Cumberland Pineville Comstock and Forest City burned. Shell Lake loses 75 houses while Spooner faces threat.
A train fleeing the St Paul and Duluth route fire reached Minneapolis at 12 45 PM with about twelve passengers on board including Mrs Lawrence. She is the sole survivor among the limited that left Duluth Saturday afternoon. the tragedy continues to unfold as pages indicate ongoing coverage.
John Lewis, 21, of Quincy, was taken into custody by a Division 4 officer for theft of a watch and chain valued at 25 dollars from Thomas Finn of 6 Northfield Street on Eliot Street. The arrest followed the alleged theft, and the property was recovered.
Weather reporter foresees fair, cooler air with light winds for a smooth parade. Procession begins 9 30 a m from Copley square, moves via Boylston Berkeley Tremont and Dedham to Washington, then School to be reviewed by Mayor Matthews. Passes City Hall by noon and ends at State House with reviews by dignitaries.
A dense schedule lists 8:30 a m procession assembly at Copley square 9 a m football games on the Common 9:30 a m processions start from Copley square 10 a m regattas off City Point and Long Island 10 30 a m theatre matinees at multiple venues and performances 11 a m rowing regatta 2 30 p m ball game Chicago vs Boston and bicycle races 7 8 p m veterans march illumination dedication and further theatre bills
The procession begins with the Building Trades Council division, listing Bricklayers at center followed by Wood Turners Wood Workers Plasterers Tenders Paper Hangers Painters House Smiths Plasterers Roofers Gas Fitters Plumbers Steam Fitters Helpers Building Laborers Carpenters Fresco Painters Marble Cutters Granite Cutters Cornice Workers Hoisting and Portable Engineers Electrical Workers and Wharf Bridge and Pile Drivers unions. The Bricklayers Union is placed at the center. The second division forms next with the Central Labor Union and affiliates.
Boston morning newspaper ad asks readers to send in want ads with 1 to 2 cents per word for situations wanted and 1 cent per word for other wants. Mentions Hungry today and directs to steer for the Silver Grill Cafe.
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