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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1895

Page

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Italian Strikers at Cambridge Water Basin Threaten Force

In Will March Hall Cambridge Sept 25 Italian workers at the Cambridge water basin threaten to march on City Hall to demand back pay within hours. They accuse Chairman Hall of deceit and have gone six weeks without pay, risking violence if not paid, while a feeding woman stalls over unpaid meals. Police remain on edge.

Waltham Joseph Flood Cambridge Hall Cambridge Water Board Bancroft

Situation at Hobbs Brook Laborers Urged to Await Contractor

In Hobbs Brook between Lincoln and Lexington a settlement of sixty Italians has worked six weeks digging a storage basin for Cam City. The contractor is said to be coming and may discharge half the present laborers, according to High Mayor Bancroft.

Exsi Vemnnts High Bancroft Waltham Hobbs Brook Lincoln Lexington Cam

Irish convention delegates push independence amid fiery address

Delegates at the Irish convention convened in Chicago hear despatches from Belfast Antrim Derry and Donegal showing broad support for the convention. Ex congressman Finerty declares long term Irish independence while urging readiness for conflict with England as Democratic factions split over Tammany control and county democracy.

Chicago Sutton Belfast Tyrone Irish Volunteers Ballinahinch Antrim Orr Donegal Derry O’donovan Rossa fFinnerty England America Wolf Tone France Boston Scotland Yard Finerty Grace-Fairchild Democrats Tammany New York City Senate Assembly Charles S. Fairchild Everett P. Wheeler New York County Democracy Fairchild Committee On Tammany Hall New York Tracey Albany New York County Scott John J. Jerolman James P. Bree Connecticut John Dillon Rhode Island Patrick A. Foley Massachusetts National Organization On Ways and Means

Arctic Explorer Peary praised by Greely for Greenland feats

General A W Greely lauds Lieutenant Peary describing his Greenland journey as surpassing Nordenskiold and Nansen in scope and discoveries. He highlights locating Northeast Greenland’s coast, Peary’s 200 mile lead beyond German efforts, and the value of on site geology, photography, and a broader supporting party for Arctic success.

Greenland Peary Washington A. W. Greely Lieutenant Peary Nordenskiold Nansen Arctic General Greely Lockwood Brainard

Fourth Floor Extraordinary Low Prices on Rugs and Fabrics

An advertisement showcases Royal Axminster Moquettes at 1.40 per yard, Imperial Wilton Velvets at 1.25, Brussels Double Extra Tapestry at 0.85, and 50c Extra Super and AOC Super fabrics. Describes quality and sale pricing for moquettes velvets Brussels and cotton blends.

Linoleum Rolls Sale At Special Bargain Prices

100 rolls very heavy and fine mat ell worth 25c a yard. 50 rolls finest grade reversible seamless 50c a yard. Rae Linoleums offers largest variety a special bargain worth 65c a yard.

Rugs and Mats Sale with Discounted Prices

Largest and most complete assortment of rugs and mats offered at greatly reduced prices. All wool art squares and Smyrna rugs in various sizes, with many sold at low figures. New Oriental rug shop opening featuring nearly $50,000 in fine antique and modern Turkish Persian Indian rugs and carpets at very low prices.

Boy with shotgun killed in Duxbury barn incident

Sept 25 in Duxbury Walter Holmes seven was shot and killed by his ten year old brother Perry in their grandfather's barn. The double barreled gun discharged as Perry pointed it out of a door. Walter passed in front of the muzzle and the charge struck his head. Perry fled home and the medical examiner was notified.

Duxbury Walter Holmes Oscar Holmes Perry Walter

Fire at O. J. Faxon Company Factory West Everett

An Everett alarm at 6 16 and a second at 6 26 sent the entire department to a fire at the O. J. Faxon Company piano hardware factory. The blaze started in the foundry shed by a molten iron furnace, destroying an 80 by 60 foot shed and damaging machinery. Total losses are estimated at 14000 with insurance partly covering the amount.

Everett Piano Hardware O. J. Faxon Company Water Avenue West

Weather forecast for New England and New York on Thursday

Forecast for Thursday calls for fair conditions in New England with a chance of local showers in the western areas later. Eastern New York to be partly cloudy with possible light showers and southwest winds, slightly warmer in the south.

Washington New England New York

Carriage Accident Injures Dorchester Couple

Walter R. Phillips and his wife, living at Crescent avenue and Carson street, Dorchester, were injured when a horse on Swett street ran away after being frightened. Phillips sustained a skull base fracture and was admitted to City Hospital yesterday.

Walter R. Phillips Crescent Avenue Carson Street Dorchester Swett Street

Vermont Governor Denies Misquotation in Chattanooga Speech

New York reports Governor Woodbury of Vermont in the city says a cited Chattanooga paragraph was misquoted. He asserts the quote should express no bitterness toward the South and that while others may have been right, his stance is to teach children that they were wrong. Also mentions a travel promo offering five dollars for a trip to Albany via several rail lines.

New York Woodbury Vermont Chattanooga Albany Boston & Albany Hudson Wali River Heston

Greenhalgh Wins Renomination After Caucuses Show Support

Last night Greenhalgh secured three fourths of reported delegates and nearly nine tenths of the Boston quota, carrying ten other caucus cities. A. P. A. split, Galloupe backers claim sheriff victory, while the overall convention total is 2013 delegates. Up to press time 240 towns accounted for 1475 state delegates. 113 towns remain to report with 538 delegates. Boston results list Greenhalge leaning wards and anti Greenhalge wards, with ward 14 excluded from Greenhalge support.

Boston William W.W. Campbell O’brien Krebs Towle Galloupe Crockett Bradbury Charlestown

A. P. A. suffers rout as Greenhalge leads in caucuses

The A P A caucuses show Greenhalge winning major cities including Boston Beverly Cambridge Everett Haverhill Lawrence Malden Newburyport Northampton Pittsfield and Woburn with Marlboro Fitchburg near evenly split. Worcester county backs Greenhalge while Somerville Norfolk Cape Cod and Cape Ann show slumps. O'Brien carries Revere Ward 11 16 and parts of Ward 17, as anti-Greenhalge delegates gain in Charlestown and Ward 10. The convention outcome remains uncertain.

Vernor Greenhalge Asey Greenhalge Boston Beverly Cambridge Everett Haverhill Lawrence Malden Newburyport Northampton Pittsfield Woburn Gloucester Lowell Medford Quincy Somerville Marlboro Fitchburg Holyoke Worcester Worcester County Haile Norfolk County Cape Cod Cape Ann Revere Watertown Winthrop East O’brien A. P Malden Veries Eenes Woburn Heen Ag Halge Braintree Barre

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