14 Sep 1893
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1893
Page
1
A Boston sale highlights coats vests and suits in Odd Coats with misfits marked down to about half cost. Most items are small sizes though a few 38 89 40 and 42 size pieces exist. Goods are ready today with no further notices.
Aged couple Angus McSween and his wife were found dead in their Birmingham residence near Newton. Authorities report their heads were crushed with a sledge hammer and a struggle occurred. The couple was rumored to have substantial money hidden in the house, with suspected local involvement.
Three French men of war anchored off Charles Town Navy Yard after noon arrival. Naiade led the squadron with Neilly and Rigault de Genouilly nearby as salutes were exchanged with Rear Admiral Sallandrouze de Lamornaix aboard Naiade watched by crowds at Revere Beach and East Boston ferries. The ships, with black hulls and ram prow, drew curious spectators as a landing party visited the Wabash.
Mrs Jack Gardner of Boston buys a Zara painting at a fair for 2800. The Swedish painting shows a Swedish diligence interior with a shipboard setting. The piece is described with a focus on social standing and nautical imagery amid a military ship visit to Boston.
Mate Gunster denies Captain Matheson's mutiny charges and claims self defense after the Edith Mc Intyre wreck. He testifies about conflicts over burial of Charley, crew loyalty, and steering decisions during the gale while the crew awaits pay and possible rewards from owners.
Frederick L. Ames, noted New England wealth holder and Old Colony railroad vice president, was found dead in his Pilgrim steamer state room near 3 a.m. His death is attributed to cerebral apoplexy after a quiet voyage from Fall River to New York. The body was prepared for burial in Boston with nephew Oliver Ames Jr. and George Gould noting the events.
The Britannia defeats Navahoe in a close 120 mile race from Weedies to Cherbourg Breakwater Needles. Navahoe owner Garroll protests claiming Navahoe finished first as both yachts crossed lines near 10:32 p m. The committee awarded Britannia by 2 12 seconds, though dispute lingered.
Frederick L. Ames lives a life more interesting than most men as details of his ascent unfold. The feature traces his career path, early years, pivotal choices, and the defining moments that carried him to prominence, with portraits of colleagues and institutions that shaped his trajectory.
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