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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1889

Page

5

Ives Case and World’s Fair Site Debate Dominate News

In New York Sept 23 the Ives trial offers gossip on Woodruff’s credibility while defense seeks to discredit him. The World’s Fair site debate centers on a western waterfront lot near Central Park, with Central Park protection contested and six to seven hundred owners involved. The Astor Library reopens after a month’s pause, preserving its vast collection for scholars. The Drum Major production at the Casino provokes sharp criticism for altered Offenbach works. A Union Society song festival is announced for Oct 7-8 at the Metropolitan Opera House with a 450-voice chorus and major soloists.

New York Srecrau Ives Post Woodruff Napoleon Wall Street Woodane Chicago Boston Hudson River Central Park Morningside Riverside Manhattan Island Andrew AH. Green William W. Astor Astor Library United States Aronson Casino Offenbach Boulevards James T. Powers Mr. Aronson Paris The Union Society Metropolitan Opera House van der Stucken Emma Juch Raphael Joseffy Herr Saenger Franz Remmertz Constance Danita Maud Powell Herr Graff Herren Kaiser Trenman Mme. Rivé-King G. E. MontGoMerry

Forcing the Democrats Out

Washington reports a new wave in civil service purges as Secretary of the Treasury accepts the resignation of Richard Randolph McMahon, deputy second comptroller, a reformer aligned with civil service and opposed by party bosses. The Amalgamated Association of Republican Clubs pushes to weed Democrats from the service, while Public Printer Palmer dismisses 38 government printing office workers. The State Department seeks diplomatic aid for the Boston International Maritime Exposition without budget authorization.

Washington Sproran Secretary of the Treasury Richard Randolph McMahon Sigourney Butler McMahon North American Review Civil Service Commission Harrison Thompson Quay Gillson Amalgamated Association of Republican Clubs White House Stratton Pennsylvania Republican Association Eugene Higgins The Washington Post Congress District of Columbia Department

Harvard Freshman Candidates Form on Jarvis Field

About forty candidates gathered on Jarvis field for light practice and early trials. Notables include J P Lee Carpenter Morse and Dean Crane, with mass meeting led by Captain Cumnock urging hard work to beat Yale. Next game vs Exeter planned, Yale game set for Springfield.

Jarvis Field J. P. Lee Carpenter Morse Dean Crane Trafford L.S Crosby Cranston Cumnock Yale Exeter Springfeld Linn Beacons Institute of 1770 Frederick N. Watriss Chicago John H. Rhoades, Jr New York Harvard Athletic Association Ezra Lincoln Rudolph L. Agassiz Cambridge William ©. Forbes Milton Arthur H. Lockett Hugh Whitney John T. Spaulding Boston Francis Skinner, Jr John W. Cummin Williamsport Penn Dunkirk N. Y J. H. Goddard Orange

Clyde Steamship expands sailings to three per week

On account of increased Southern traffic the Clyde Steamship Company will raise sailings starting October 9 to three trips weekly. Ships depart New York Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at 3 p.m. and travel to Jacksonville via Charleston and Washington, D. C.

Clyde Steamship Company New York Jacksonville Charleston D. C

The Sigh of Nervous Exhaustion In Morning

The writer describes persistent fatigue and lassitude among those once strong, noting morning tiredness, dull head, achy limbs, and weak muscles. Sleep fails to refresh, with nerves irritable, thoughts wandering, and memory, vision, and balance declining. zest for life fades as discomfort grows.

The Great Remedy Nervura Adverts Nervous Debility

An advertisement touts Dr. Greene's Nervura as a sure cure for nervous debility and despondency. It describes symptoms such as low mood tremors and heart palpitations and claims the remedy restores strength vigor and permanent health by replenishing exhausted nervous vitality.

A and A Boon to the Nervous

Greene's Nervura is hailed as the century's most valuable tonic invigorator for nervous and physical strength. Described as purely vegetable and harmless, it claims absolute safety and universal suitability with a guaranteed cure.

Pr. Greene

Read About Its Wonderful Powers Brings Nervine Relief

A testimonial from L. Froelich of Philadelphia describes suffering from nervous debility and credits Dr. Greene's Nervura with rapid improvement. After a short course the person reports stronger nerves and beneficial influence from the medicine.

A Sure and Positive Means of Cure

An advertisement claims Dr. Greene's Nervara offers a sure cure using a vegetable formula. Sold by all druggists at $1 a bottle, it promises safety and effectiveness while warning readers against alternative products.

Straws From State Street Market Report

The New York market shows irregular but overall strong trading with notable activity in sugar and energy around the insiders, while Union Pacific Oregon Short Line and Western Union display strength. West End Land Company and West End Railway plan stock actions. Bell Telephone ruling noted. possible Northern Pacific land syndicate contemplated if Villard wins control. Chicago wheat rush reflects volume and price gains. California fruit shipments rise sharply impacting railroad earnings. Spokane Falls link to Union Pacific via the Washington Idaho road and a Mani toba road connection loom as expansion progresses.

Union Pacific Oregon Short Line Vanderbilts Coalers Western Union Manitoba Washington & Idaho Spokane Falls St. Joe River Dour Alenes

Strengthening and Invigorating Remedy Claims Cure

An absolute specific for nervous debility promises to restore lost energy and vitality for both old and young. It asserts that all who are weakened can regain strength and that no one should despair of a cure, urging use of the remedy for an absolute certain result.

Dr Greene's Nervura Remedy Promoted by Expert

Dr Greene, renowned nervous disease specialist, is cited as discoverer of Nervura. Free consultation offered to users with office at 34 Temple Place Boston Mass for this advertised cure.

Greene Temple Place Boston Mass

Veterans at Salem Twenty-Third Regiment Reunion

About 200 members of the Twenty-third Regiment gathered in Salem for the nineteenth annual reunion and the regiment’s twenty eighth anniversary. Officers were reelected, six deaths reported including historian J A Emmerton and Colonel J C Silty. After-dinner addresses honored by Salem city figures and veterans, next reunion set for Ipswich.

Salem Twenty-third Regiment G. A. R. Hall J. W. Raymond Beverly Henry B. Pierce J. A. Emmerton J. C. Silty D. F. Robbins New York Aptain Whipple City of J. D Lakeman Salem Light Infantry Swasey Grand Army Bartholomew Old Twenty-seventh Cogswell Ipswich

Consignment From Havana Reaches S&S Pierce & Co

A consignment of 171000 seers has recently arrived from Havana to S&S Pierce & Co located at Scollay square and Copley square. The cargo includes Manuel Garcias egape Flor de Cubas and other noted randads.

Havana S&s. S&s. Pierce & Co Scollay

Marriages and obituaries in Boston area notices

Several wedding notices from Sept 25 list Albert E. Blaikie and Lucinda J. Faunce among others, with Knox details. A long obituary/notice column records ages and dates for Burns, Crofoot, Coveney, Dolan, Donnelly, Ells, Flaherty, Gaffney, Geary, Hennessey, Holbrook, Landragan, Mahoney, Morrissey, McGinness, ONeill, Rand, Smith, Spear, Treat, Sullivan, Wilkinson, and more, including locations like Boston, Brookline, Cambridge, Chelsea, South Boston, and Newton.

Nellie James J. Coveney Dolan Henry Dolan Donnelly John J. Donnelly Ells Chelsea Frances E Warren __ Ells Flaherty Boston Mary J Ellen John Flaherty Gaffniy James Gaffney Geary Charlestown James Geary Hennessey Patrick John Mary Jennessey Holbrook Tremont Street Jesse Holbrook Landragan South Boston John Landragan Mahoney Boston Highlands Dennis Mahoney Daniel Bridget Mahoney Morrissey Richard Morrissey McGinness South Goston Sarah J Yneill Amesbury Annie O’ Neil James H. O'Neil Beret Ct Rand Newton Charles F. Rand Princeton Mas Harriet B. Smith Chandler Smith Wobblands Spear Woburn Highlands Sarah Elden William M. Spear Treat East Boston James Prear Sullivan Jeremiah J. Sullivan Quinlan Sullivan Wilkinson John Wilkinson

Ives Transferred From Tombs To Ludlow Street Jail

In New York on September 26, Counsellor Charles W. Brooke for Henry S. Ives moved before Recorder Smyth to transfer his client from the Tombs to Ludlow Street Jail. The motion was unopposed and granted, and Ives was moved from his Tombs cell to Ludlow Street Jail later that afternoon.

Ives Ludlow Street York Charles W. Brooke Henry S. Ives Smyth

Northwest Snowstorm Prompts Coats at Hollander Boston

A brisk snowstorm grips the Northwest while New England braces for cold. L. P. Hollander & Co. announces a large assortment of their own make overcoats ulsters and reefers at 82 and 83 Boylston Street and Park Square Boston. Ready made fall and winter wear is available in great abundance at their store.

New England L. P. Hollander & Co Boylston Street Park Square Boston

Also Mentioned on This Page

Young Ives Rudolph Aronson Palmer Government Printing Office Harvard Notes Cloom A&a State Street Cammack Jersey Central Frank Jones Eastern Railroad Frenchman’s Bay West End Land Company West End Railway Company Bears California Canadian Pacific DR. Greene Veterans AT Salem Tudor Beacon Street Joy Street Meredith & Nelson Federal Street Tolet Marlborough Street Commonwealth Avenue Exeter Street Boston Wharf CO Boston Post Office Congress, Sleeper A. Granite Richards Streets Mt. Washington Avenue Fort Point Channel N.Y N. E. R. Re Co J. B. Russell State ST NEW Publications Robert Louis Stevenson Ballantrne William Hour the Spectator London Stevenson Detroit Free Press Charles Scribner’s Sons Broadway Chata Ghinita Roberts Brothers Copley Square School Kate F. Barnard C. A. Clark James BB. Lindsay James Gepdes 3. J. Hawes Harvard Pierce Copley Square Horatio Harris & Co Blaikie Faunce RE. Edmunds Albert E. Blaikie Lucinda J. Faunce Bowman—Cronin Braintree A. A. Ellsworth Wendell P. Bowman Abington Clara Cronin Farrell—Gleason M. F. Murphy Michael F. Farrell Eliza Gleason Griffin—Canavan Francis & Wilson Peter Griffin Bridget Canavan Kimball—Mcphail Brookline Henry Martyn Dexter D.D Thomas Rogers Kimball Omaha Neb Annie Andrew Malcolm McPhail Wason Raymond, N. H A. H. Thompson George A. Lord West Roxbury Hattie C. Wason Apollinaris Apollinaris Company, Limited Apollinaris Brunnen Waban E. W. Bowditch Beacon Washington Streets James F. C. Hyde Milk Street Samuel Hand Allston Chas. J. Page Devonshire Street WM. Lincoln & Son Devonshire St Amos Binney Coffin & Henry OWA Iowa Es Moines OMN Jefpfaints & Sons WAM Court and Tremont Sts Roundy & Hobbs Court St Ake Woon WM. Ingen A. Hunnen eHesley Lawrence Street Yston H. A Bridgeport Conn van Buren Rudersdorff Annette van Buren Boylston St William Nichols Nichols Peet Monument Beach Daniel D. Slade Kate Gannett Weiss R. P. Hallowell Clement Smith C. W. Eliot Cambridge School Mason Street Margaret Winthrop Hall Chauncy Street Arthur Gilman Massachusetts Newbury Street Hubbard’s School For Girls Hale’s School Otis Place Harvard College Institute of Technology Albert Hale Mss Ireland Louisburg Square G. W. C. Noble West Cedar Street HM Horticultural Society Horticultural Hall Robert Manning Faneuil Mall National Bank OF Kostun T. G. Hiler Isburgh NEW England Association Mystic Park Nelson Alcryon Scollay Square Boston & Lowell Boston Theatre Eugene Tompkins Sardou RHEA Josephine Hollis Isaac B. Rich Crea Comic Opera CO Boston Museum Mr. &. M. Field Sol Smith Russell Ed. E. Kidder Tremont Theatre Abbey & Schoeffel Messrs Music Hall Charles Wyndham London Criterion Theatre Company David Garrick W. Hi. Hl Grand Opera House Proctor & Mansfield Hoyt Siberia Howard Atheneum Hardie von Leer Insurance American Insurance Co Fairley Street George Croshaw & CO Francis Peabody J. W. Field Henry 8S. Bean Commonwealth OF Massacht Suffolk Louis H Rodriguez Rodriguez & Cotulli Court Square John B. Fitzpatrick Chauncy-Hall School Chauncy-Hall Museum of Fine Arts Otto Grundmann F. W. Benson E. C. Tarbell C. Howard Walker Helen Coit J. Linden Smith W.P. P. Longfellow KF. W. Emerson Museum Care Post OF the Bay State Agricultural Society Mechanics’ Building Tremont St Massachovusetts Middlesex George M. Brooks Charles A. Legallee Somerville P. Allen Lindsey
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