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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1894
Page
4
The convention announces Hon. John H. Sullivan as the Democratic candidate for the Go or's council seat with strong support and expectation of a large electoral majority. The piece lauds his public service and party confidence while urging improvement in school books and public health compliance.
The board appeared prominently at the strike's start but vanished after a few days and has not spoken since its members surveyed the ground and doubted the strike's significance. Some believe the board found it powerless, and public officials should clarify official stance. A state commission to regulate industrial disputes among thousands idle seems warranted to help settlement.
A number of Republican publications denounce President Cleveland’s pardon of disfranchised Mormons, claiming political motives. The piece argues the proclamation signals the practical and official end of polygamy in Utah and the “peculiar institution” is obsolete. It credits Utah’s and the church’s changes and welcomes the restoration of citizenship.
Congressman Wilson spoke before the London Chamber of Commerce Tuesday evening, arguing the United States stands ready to contest industrial supremacy. He said tariff reformers open markets by tearing down protectionist barriers, and noted that manufacturing leadership comes from abundant materials, industry, and low-cost access, plus high intelligence in production.
The war in the East evolves into a Japanese advance on Moukden and a push toward Pekin, seen as strategic blows rather than waiting for renewed Chinese resistance. The Russian press calls for European help as China executes harsh punishments on defeated naval commanders and officials.
An oddly dressed man in worn coat and aged hat walks through Providence station toward the boat train to New York. He draws a big, giggling crowd as onlookers study his long twisted hair and oversized cane, making him a striking, comic figure.
Ex representative Moore returns from Kentucky on legal business while Nora Perry and John L. Stoddard pursue literary and lecture work in Lexington and Europe. Father C N Field returns to Boston to resume duties at St Augustine's after illness in England. Boston society features receptions, Bishop Lessons of Louisiana, and a bustling Cambridge scene as Harvard prep for a prolific season.
A humorous dialogue sketch features Yor joking about marriage and a wife countering with sharp quips. The banter blends domestic worries with light satire, ending in a quick punchline about toothpick production.
The Boston stage scene runs a packed schedule with Ada Rehagg in Twelfth Night at Hollis and Lottie Collins Troubadours at Columbia. The Old Homestead closes a four-week engagement at Boston Theatre, while Denman Thompson’s Songs Illustrated returns. On the Tremont and Bowdoin Square, The Mikado and Fritz in a Madhouse close, with J. K. Emmett’s final performances and The New South upcoming starring Grismer and Davis. An On the Mississippi melodrama debuts next week at Columbia with a Nolans-era cast, set around New Orleans Mardi Gras and Ku Klux Klan depictions.
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