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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1895
Page
8
Advertisement notes hats priced between seven fifty and twenty dollars. Promises cheaper options with a claim that their hats cost one third less than higher priced rivals. Encourages customers to buy fall hats to keep the cup won by the Vigilant.
In Louisville on September 10 crowds swelled as officials count about 170000 strangers with 60000 more expected for the grand parade. Reports say passengers at several stations were left standing as trains filled beyond capacity. Commander in Chief Lawler and staff received badges and a reception at the Galt House hosted by the Woman's Relief Corps, with 2000 attendees including Secretary Palmer and Governors. Denver leads next encampment. heat caused many old soldiers to weaken, twelve taken to hospital, none seriously.
Lawrence marks fifty years since the Bodwell Falls dam birth, with athletic field day by the Ninth Regiment, governor Greenhalge speaking, historical addresses, musical banquets, parades, and a big city hall banquet. Crowds, races, cricket and baseball ties, plus a large fireworks finale and Turn Verein exhibition.
A petition signed by Edward Thomas Fred R Vokes Peter Riley J P Dea ey and others claims a Salvation Army group disrupted Cherry street between Second Street and Everett Avenue by singing praying playing instruments and making loud noises on Sundays and two prior Sundays. The matter was referred to the police committee.
A penniless man approaches a kind broker asking for a loan or lift. The broker questions his dependents and debts, noting the burden of supporting three daughters and an unsupportable son-in-law. The scene ends with the improvident man lingering beside the broker.
A witty exchange questions if blondes attract more attention. She suggests asking women with experience of both hair colors for an answer, implying observation from diverse perspectives.
The National Association of Naval Veterans opened in the Circuit Court room of the Court House Louisville. Rear Admiral Francis B. Allen presided and 200 delegates responded to roll call. Al Jen said the association numbers 4000 ex-galors in good standing, up 15 percent, amid applause he urged an effective navy and American willingness to defend the Monroe Doctrine.
Thieves entered the rear of Z. W. Hoot gtein of 9 Benton Street while the family was away. They gained access via an open rear window and fled with a gold watch and chain valued at 45 dollars a diamond ring worth 50 dollars a pocket book containing five dollars and six silver plated knives.
John Garabedian, a Greek visitor from Newport, met a man named Conley who showed him around Boston. After they parted, Garabedian discovered his loss at Station 3 Chetewungy Gates and identified Conley as the thief in this incident.
Police pursue foul play theory as Belle Bailey's evolving statements shed light on Mabel Doyle's movements after leaving Annie Kelly. Wet clothes and damp hair suggest late night travel. witnesses place a man named Hicks and others near Field's Corner and Neponset areas while authorities seek corroboration of Belle's account and the bridge sighting.
Governor Greenhalge and family returned from Kennebunkport after a refreshing season. He praised Massachusetts affairs as always and noted his rest was interrupted by official duties. Despite rumors of opposition, supporters expect renomination. He focuses on state affairs, meeting department heads and demanding detailed reports, with county fairs ahead before resuming campaigning.
A Bennington hearing before Col Dickinson examines Mrs James W Page's claim to her late husband’s 1892 estate. She asserts a 1896 Manchester Centre marriage. witnesses place a couple at Manchester Depot and Colburn House within a narrow one hour thirty minute window. The case continues tomorrow at Manchester.
The geode is a hollow rock filled with crystals. Some geodes reveal clear water or colored fillings like yellow or brown paint. The crystal sides are typically clear, resembling ice or diamonds, with variability in the interior contents.
The Yankee Mammoth announces a Great Fire Clothing Sale at 91 Summer St Boston featuring discounts on fine all and winter wear. Shoppers urged to bring suitable items, come early, and note the big electric sign. sale runs open late Saturday night for those unable to call.
The September gathering of the Master Teamsters Association met in Charlestown's United States Hotel banquet hall. President Rowe led the session with applause for his address, Hillard read reports, and committees discussed plans for a November banquet and a ladies night. Ex Alderman Barr spoke against moving the Charlestown bridge further up the Charles River, urging adherence to the Warren to Charles River plan, with future action expected. A bid to fund a new Emergency Hospital was discussed, and A W Knight was elected a member. meeting adjourned to November 8 with 20 attendees noted.
The Parlin Memorial Library in Everett will be dedicated with ceremonies in Y M C A Hall on Tuesday evening September 27. Alfred Hemmingway of Boston will deliver the address and the Grace Episcopal Church choir will provide music.
Three Corcoran siblings Michael 11 Mary 6 and Annie 3 were found starving and barefoot in Cambridge. Officers took them to the Home for Destitute Children after neighbors reported they had no place to call home. They were cared for at police HQ and fed by Captain Murray before being placed with the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. The aunt Mrs Mary S Lawrence had been their guardian but is said to have taken them previously. authorities seek the parents and aim to reunite the family if possible.
Ex Representative Daniel J McLaughlin of Ward 7 leads Charlestown residents and local business people in seeking a transit commission hearing on the proposed Charlestown bridge. North End residents plan a protest this evening to oppose shifted costs and influence from Charlestown and nearby areas. McLaughlin says wards 6 and 7 hold a larger city valuation and should not be dictated to by Charlestown in this project.
Joseph B. Carlson woke to a prowler at his Tyler street door and found a hat coat suit and umbrella missing after Leonard, another lodger, was seen fleeing. Leonard was arrested on Ash street after officers recovered the stolen items from his rented room.
Charles Johnson 28 Edward Jordan 28 Walter Gray 28 Alexander Dennis 28 and Charles Steptol 23 colored were arrested by Patrolman Sharkey at Lagrange street station last night on charges tied to blocking the sidewalk on Pleasant street near her street amid prior complaints about gatherings of young colored men in the area.
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