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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1896

Page

5

Li Hung Chang's Day in the National Capital

Li Hung Chang and his suite toured the Capitol Washington meeting Librarian Spofford and Secretary Carlisle. He also visited the Chinese legation Arlington Mon ument top and dinner hosted by ex Secretary Foster with notable guests. Edison is to show Li phonograph models at Niagara Falls with a China trip suggested. An honorary knight title is awarded to Loh Feng Luh in London.

Washington Ruger Orn W. Foster Capitol Argoyne Grant Spofford Statuary Hall Yang Yu Niagara Legation Li Oe Chang H. W Hoo M. Y. Chung United States Army Arlington Theneig Monument Iles Breck Ruggles Greely Sternberg Gilmore Davis Heyl Miles Foster Lord Li Mark Carlisle Fuller China Carlile Lamont’s Francis Li Hung Fong le Feng Loh Li Ching Su Irwin Senor Romero Lamont Justice Harlan Lowndes Maryland Rockhill E. B. Drew James H. Wilson New York W. W. Johnston United States Morelli Fanciulli Ear Li Niagara Falls Li Hung Chang Thomas A. Edison Edison London Loh Feng Luh

Wild steers chase through Watertown streets ending in gunfire

Sept 4 in Amuge Watertown South Kansas steers escaped Union Stock Yards and sprinted through lawns and walls with crowds and two armed men pursuing. Seventeen shots killed one steer after a two mile chase up Main street near Waltham. A second steer roamed Belmont and Waverly, not killed by dark.

Watertown South Kansas Union Union Market Main Street Waltham Line Belmont Waverly

Reverend A F Herrick Laid To Rest At Immanuel

Funeral services for Rev A F Herrick were held at Immanuel Methodist Church Waltham with Bishop Mallilieu and several pastors officiating. Removals were offered by Rev N Fellows of Woburn. Bearers included Dr Knowles Mansfield and Beekman. Interment planned at Spencer tomorrow.

Woman’s Writes Believe in Sarsaparilla Cure

Mrs. John A Gentle of Fort Fairfield Maine narrates seven years of scrofula suffering with a physician’s care but notes complete recovery after seven bottles of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. The testimonial endorses the remedy and reflects a confident lay belief in female readers.

Ayer John A. Gentle Fort Fairfield, Mo

Noted Newtonville Lawyer Struck and Killed by Milford Express

W F Slocum a senior law partner in W F & W S Slocum was fatally struck at Newtonville Station while crossing tracks to catch a Boston bound train. The 74 year old Newtonville resident, born in 1822 in Holland Mass, had a long legal career and civic involvement including politics and church. he leaves three children.

W. F. Slocum W.F W. S Milfor Newtonville Bowers Street

Man Dies After Fall From Third Floor Window

George May aged 45 of Gainsboro street dropped from a third story window while washing windows at 8 Newbury street yesterday morning. He sustained fatal injuries and died shortly after. Undertaker Jones took charge of the body. May was a widower with five young children.

George May Gainsboro Street Newbury Street Jones May

Burglary at C. J. Halligan’s Grocery

A rear window break at 11 Eustis Street enabled entry to C. J. Halligan’s grocery. About 75 cents in change and postage stamps were stolen. Captain Hurley suspects the act was carried out by boys.

C. J. Halligan Eustis Street Captain Hurley

Centennial Celebration Delayed For Episcopal Diocese

The centennial observance honoring the first bishop of the diocese of Massachusetts was postponed due to the absence of several standing committee members. A details meeting will be held in October to plan the event, with a memorial planned for the Right Reverend Dr Barr, the inaugural bishop when the diocese covered Maine Vermont and Massachusetts.

Massachusetts Barr Maine Vermont

Music Director Wight Fires Room In Temporary Insanity

C Wight longtime Lyceum Theatre music director in New London Connecticut became temporarily insane during a visit to Miss Minnie Chappell. He started a fire using pictures rugs sofa and pillows in an open grate before police intervened. No serious physical condition reported.

New London Conn C. Wight Lyceum Theatre Minnie Chappell

New Pastor O H Tracy Begins First Free Baptist Ministry

The Rev. O H Tracy formerly of Somersworth New Hampshire will begin his pastorate at First Free Baptist Church Shawmut avenue corner Rutland street this Sunday morning. His subject will be The Cross of Christ. Born in Auburn Maine he studied at Nichols Latin School Bates College and Cobb Divinity School graduating in 188. He has led congregations in Biddeford Maine Oakland California and Somersworth New Hampshire with noted success.

O. H. Tracy Somersworth N. H First Free Baptist Church Shawmut Avenue Rutland Street Mr. Tracy Auburn Lewiston Nichols Latin School Bates College Cobb Divinity School Biddeford Oakland Cal

Trouble in Brookline and Silver Debate in Boston

The piece reports on political tensions in Brookline as anti Bryan Sewall forces clash with Williams supporters led by ex Chairman Cusick. It highlights Populist money questions with speeches by Philip J Dougherty and others debating silver and gold, the silver standard, and monetary policy influencing the 1898 campaign.

Big Silver Meeting in Ward 17 Rally at Vine Street Church

The Bryan-Sewall-Williams Club of Ward 17 held a meeting at the old Vine Street Church last night. James A. Murphy opened, criticizing the political situation and citing corn shortages affecting farmers and Easterners. Oliver Downing spoke, praising liberty and government as servants of the people, while declaring himself an anarchist and supporting Bryan, Sewall, and Williams.

Bryan-Sewall-Williams Club Ward 17 Vine Street James A. Murphy Kansa Oliver Downing Supreme Court Court of Last Resort Wham Lincoln Bryan Sewall Wilams

Pulpit Sermon Quote Sparks Chelsea Debate

A Chelsea church dispute centers on Rev. Ross Houghton’s sermon alleging political manipulation of religious speech. A local figure, David Hudson, condemns televised sermon rhetoric as improper for Christian pulpit use and asserts the adage thou shalt not steal applies to honor, money, and reputations alike.

Ross Houghton Vered Revesational Chelsea Letson David Hudp Council Wulpt Irs Sundet David Hudson

Ward wards hold caucus updates and rallies in Boston

The Ward 15 committee opened a campaign headquarters at Gold and Dorchester streets to inform voters and assist with naturalization and registration. Ward 18 Bryan-Sewall-Williams Club plans a rally with George Fred Williams speaking, and he also speaks in Brighton on Wednesday night. Joseph H. Barnes Jr appears omitted from filing papers, though he is a Republican candidate for Representative from Ward 1 East Boston. Albert W. Lyon is a Republican candidate for Ward 16 Representative. Ward 21 Republican Association opened headquarters at 64 Warren Street Roxbury. Prohibition State convention set for Sept 9 at Association Hall with speakers Joshua Levering and Samuel Dickie. An announcement lists Edgar H. McFarland seeking Legislature nomination for Ward 4 on Sept 17 at 7:30 pm. Major McKinley, via Alfred A. Marcus & Son, received an olive-wood Palestine flower book from their Jerusalem agent as a success mascot.

Creed Gold Dorchester Streets Bryan-Sewall-Williams Club George Fred Wiliams Williams Brighton Joseph H. Barnes, Jr Barnes General Court Boston Mr. Barnes Common Council Albert W. Lyon Republican Association Warren Street Roxbury Prohibition Party Association Hall Rkeley and Boylston Streets Joshua Levering Maryland Samuel Dickie Michigan Edgar H. McFarland Washington Street Cambridge Major McKinley Messrs Alfred A. Marcus & Son Jerusalem Palestine Rachel McKinley Marcus

Kate Glare of Roxbury in Suicide Attempt Case

A woman who attempted self harm on Washington near Dover in Roxbury was brought to City Hospital and identified herself as Kate Clark of Washington Street Roxbury. She is too weak to talk clearly and authorities seek friends or relatives as she may be discharged in about a week.

Washington Street Dover Street City Hospital Kate Clark Roxbury

Bryan Confers in Chicago on Southern Eastern Tour Plans

William J. Bryan spent the day in conference with notable figures including Senators Jones E C Wall Cam pa u, and officials Stevens Kee ney Stone Walsh as plans for his Southern and Eastern tour were discussed. A reception greeted him. tomorrow he heads to Milwaukee and Beloit before Sharpshooter Park on Labor Day with a long itinerary through Kentucky Ohio North Carolina Virginia and New York. Mrs. Bryan left for Lincoln to resume school duties.

Chicago Willam J. Bry Jones Arkansas E. C. Wall Wisconsin B. J. Campau Michigan Daniel MaConville Ohio Stevens Keeney Stone Missouri Walsh Yond Mr. Bryan Silver Party Lincoln Bryan Milwaukee Beloit Wis Salem Ill Henderson Louisville Lexington Asheville N. C Richmond Washington Baltimore New York New York City New Jersey Delaware New England United and Associated Presses Palmer Buckner Sound Money Democrats Solomon

Williams to Speak at Ward 18 Club Meeting

The Bryan Sewall Williams Club of Ward 18 will hold a Sunday 2:30 p.m. meeting in Shawmut Hall at Shawmut avenue and Woodbury street. The Hon. James H. Mellen of Worcester T W Coakley and Henry J. Shaefer will speak. The Hon. George Fred Williams will also speak on Tuesday evening under the club’s auspices.

Bryan-Sewall-Williams Club Ward 18 Shawmut Hall Shawmut Avenue Woodbury Street James H. Mellen Worcester T. W. Coakley Henry J. Shaefer Massachusetts George Fred Williams

Sewall Reaffirms He Will Not Withdraw From Ticket

Arthur Sewall declares he will not withdraw from the Democratic ticket after a conference with Colorado's C. S. Thomas. He says any suggestion of withdrawal is unfounded and states he has never intended to abandon his candidacy.

Bath Arthur Sewall C. S. Thomas Colorado

Fusion talks fail in West Virginia Democratic Populist meeting

In Clarksburg a conference between the Democratic and Populist State committees last night failed to achieve fusion. The Democrats offered to sacrifice the attorney-generalship. Populist Governor nominee Isaac C. Ralphsnyder withdrew, leaving Nat Walditzgerald of Terrata leading the ticket.

Wheeling W. Va Clarksburg Fusion Isaac C. Ralphsnyder Nat Walditzgerald Terrata

Fusion in Nebraska endorses Stark for fourth district

Democrats of Nebraska's fourth district endorsed Judge W. L. Stark of Aurora as the Populist nominee as part of a statewide fusion plan to be followed in all congressional districts.

Lincoln Neb W. L. Stark Aurora

Ovation to Ramsdell in Nashua procession

Candidate Ramsdell was given an ovation as a parade formed at City Halls with the Ramsdel Club and French Republican Club, marching to his home where he spoke. About two thousand people greeted him and shook hands, marking strong local support.

Nashua N. H Ramsdell Ramsdel Club French Republican Club Ramse

Old Colony System schedules and routes in 1896

Old Colony routes listed from Boston to New York and points north and south with weekday and Sunday services. Incoming lines include New York New Haven and Hartford and connections via Providence Fall River and Nantucket. Timings, stations, transfer specifics, and ticket office notes accompany the timetable compiled by Parker Square and Old State House offices.

New York, New Haven & Hartford OLD Colony System

Boston and Albany Railroad Timetables and Through Services

Timetables show local and through service on the Boston and Albany Railroad with multiple No. trains from Boston to Albany Chicago St. Louis Detroit and New York. No. 15 departs 10:30 AM daily, No. 19 at 2:00 PM, No. 28 at 11:45 PM, No. 837 at 7:15 PM, No. 683 at 11:00 PM, No. 88 at 9:00 AM, No. 49 at 11:00 AM, No. 48 at 12:00 Noon, No. 75 New York Limited at 2:12 PM, and No. 63 Night Express at 11:00 PM. Tickets from city offices and stations.

Marlboro Fitchburg Leominster Clinton Qid L. H. Palmer Boston Posse Old State House G. Allen A.C. Kendale Pass Trafic Nev Bostona Albany Boston Wagner Saratoga Chicago Vial. S. & M Cincinnati Big Four Michigan Central R. R Boxtoe Aine St. Louis Camecatt Vise Uls & M. S. A. R Detroit Hartford New Haven New York Springfield Arriy NEW York Limited ANT Washington St Kneeland St Rieten Hanson Geo

Rail and Steamer Schedules Across Shore Line and Fall River

From Park Square Station Boston routes via New York New Haven Hartford Railroad. Shore Line routes via New London New Haven with multiple daily trains. Fall River Line combines rail and steamship with Newport connections and Sunday service. An orchestra performs on each steamer.

Park Square Boston New York, New Haven & Hartford Shore Line New London New Haven Bay State Limited Shore Line Press Willimantic New Haves Air Line Fall River Rail and Sound Newport Fal River Priscilla Kali River Plymouth

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