06 Sep 1890
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1890
Page
1
The day’s notices mention a naval battalion shoot at Walnut Hill and various page items including Supreme Court actions, yacht club meeting, women voters caucuses, and shipping arrivals and departures from New York and Boston ports.
A Boston based life insurance agent J T Phelps state agent at 159 Dey street argues mortals cannot command success but can deserve it and insure for it to secure outcomes. The advice frames life insurance as a safeguard and motivational tool in pursuit of achievement.
New York reports the assignment of Seavey Foster & Bowman, Boston silk manufacturers with offices in New York City Philadelphia Cincinnati and San Francisco. Attachements were prepared by creditors but will not hold after the firm’s New York State compliant assignment. W S Clapp says no official notice yet and Bowmans illness noted. creditors consider resuming business to meet liabilities.
The weather briefing notes showers in Maine New Hampshire and Vermont with fair and cooler conditions then. Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut should see rain and cooler southwesterly winds. Eastern New York may have light rain with fair skies in the north and cooler southwest winds.
Amid church bells artillery salvos and band music 7000 Salvadorean troops led by General Antonio Zeta entered San Salvador capital. A general holiday proclaimed. Ezeta and his wife watched from balconies as crowds cheered the presidential party. Soldiers to be remunerated and thanked for their services.
Anpany New York September 6 A Hudson River road wreck near Green Bush left no fatalities though one passenger Mrs Jenkins of Brooklyn was seriously injured. The engine and eight sleepers carried sixty three aboard with several passengers injured by shattered glass. Investigators found obstructions on both tracks with a $5000 reward offered for those responsible.
Still further reduced results from Vermont towns show Page leading with 33 318 votes, Brigham 19 214, Allen and others 1 216 across 233 towns. Senate 29 Republicans one Democrat. House 177 Republicans 58 Democrats two Farmers' League with three towns unrepresented.
M Rochefort and M Thieband set to duel near Salsate twelve miles from Ghent but authorities intervened with threats of arrest. Rochefort issued the challenge and the opponent was to answer General Boulanger’s charges from a Parisian newspaper.
Two Sound Line steamers collide near Oak Point leaving Northam beached with a hole in its side and wheelhouse damage. Mohawk ferries 200 passengers to safety in New York. three waiters and one passenger injured. Continental later beached after reports of leaking but unconfirmed at 1 am.
The cholera situation eases in provinces while Valencia city shows a slight rise. Cadiz reports several suspicious cases. Lorenzan records four cholera cases as London bans import of Spanish rags and imposes navy precautions.
One fourth of Salonica lies in ruins after a destructive fire. British and Greek consulates Greek hospital and schools Turkish mosque were destroyed and about twenty thousand people are left homeless by the blaze.
Vienna reports the Danube and Moldau rivers are subsiding and hopes the flood’s worst is over. In France a dynamite magazine blast at Pallice Dock killed ten and injured many others.
Reports from New York Chicago and London detail market jitters following the failure of Sawyer Wallace & Co. Traders digested losses in wheat pork and lard with prices dipping and recovering. London officials including Lucien Sawyer deny private speculation causing the collapse as fear spreads in commercial circles.
Favr Riven reports the print cloth market inactive on Sept 6 with no decided demand and G4s held at 316-16. Weekly sales show a fair level despite quiet conditions.
Philadelphia reports a blaze on South Eighteenth Street causing 165000 dollars in damage with Pyle Knodler Baking Co and H R Mulford Laboratories hardest hit. New Haven case links arson suspects to a start, while other towns report barn and factory fires with varying losses and investigations.
The Epoch of Comfort notes a Renaissance in furniture design focusing on comfort without sacrificing artistry. The XVIth Century Rocker embodies this aim, with hidden workmanship and precise angles. The piece showcases material quality, cabinet and joiner skill, and a blend of beauty with comfort.
Speaker Reed travels from Portland to Old Orchard to rally support in Maine. He urges voters to back his party, cites democracy and majority rule, and praises McKinley tariff while stressing importance of defeating Northern Democracy and strengthening republican institutions.
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