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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1902

Page

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Boers Deny Peace Rumors Amid Cabinet Move

London April 2. In the House of Commons A L Balfour denied peace rumors and said no information or foundation for them. War Office inquiries found no knowledge of peace terms or a telegram from Lord Roberts. King Edward cut short his cruise to return to London, fueling speculation of pending action. Cabinet meeting looms. Chamberlain ill but expected to attend. Casualty lists show continued fighting in South Africa as 20,000 more troops are slated for winter. Lord Roberts inspected the first draft guards to sail next week. Elderksdorp reports Orange Free State and Transvaal delegates met in private conferences with no outside communication allowed.

London House of Commons A. J. Balfour Henry Campbell Bannerman War Office Lord Roberts Dover Balfour Edward Rather Chamberlain South Africa Elderksdorp Transvaal Orange Free State

Hammered Man Arrested After Street Attack

Antonio Mongarno, 45, of 42 South Margin Street, was arrested by Division 3 police for assault and battery with a hammer on Daniel Batley of Middleton at the Norman and South Margin streets corner. Batley, after head wounds and bruising, was treated by Dr. Andrews and jailed for drunkenness.

Antonio Mongarno South Margin Street Division 3 Daniel Batley Middleton Norman South Margin Batley Mongarno Andrews

Pardons Granted in Havana Under New Amnesty Order

Havana April 11 An order grants partial pardons to all who served penalties under the new amnesty. The relief varies by sentence from one quarter to half of the original penalties imposed.

Havana

Big Fire Sale of Sample Suits at Century Dept Stores

The Century Dept Stores announces a 9 AM sale on 1200 sample men’s suits and more at two lot prices. Lot 1 offers 34–42 sizes at 2.45 each, Lot 2 34–44 at least 12.50 wholesale. Also featured are overcoats, pants, shirts, hats, underwear, trunks, and accessories with money-back guarantees and late hours at 55 Strand, Boston.

Rochester Prince Albert Bae Boses Century Dept. Stores Neal

Schofield Attacks Miles in Senate Testimony

General Schofield brands General Miles an enemy in Senate military affairs hearings. He calls for removal of the lieutenant general and supports a chief of staff system, arguing personal relations among top leaders outweigh current law. He criticizes four year term ideas and notes his own retirement status.

Washington Schofield Burrows General Schofield Senator Burrows Tom Scott Miles

Ghost Chase on West Springfield Street

On West Springfield Street for over a week residents feared a nightly ghost sighting. Patrolmen Reagan and Driscoll investigated around midnight as frightened neighbors described a shrill cry and a hooded figure leaping rooftops before vanishing, leaving the mystery unresolved.

West Springfield Street Division 5 Boudrot Reagan Driscoll Garland

Hamlin for Congress Gaston for Governor Pro Proposed

Democratic leaders endorse Hamlin for Congress in the eleventh district and Gaston for Governor to ensure party harmony. Ex Mayor Quincy and others back the plan with no anticipated Democratic governor nomination contest. Charles Hamlin named for Congress. William Gaston favored for Governor as the campaign reorganizes city and town committees.

Hamlin Congress Gaston Democratic Quincy Eleventh Charles 8. Hamlin Treasury Cleveland William A. Gaston Notman Charles & Hamlin New Back Bay

Democrats Aim to Nominate Hamlin in New Boston District

Boston political leaders push for a united Democratic convention with Hamlin as the Congress candidate in the new Boston district drawn as wards 10 11 18 19 21 2 and 25 plus part of Ward 12. Ex-Mayor Quincy declines another candidacy while urging party harmony. Cable visits to discuss the plan and to promote a 1904 Democratic White House bid.

Quincy Hamlin Gaston Congress New Boston Collins Matthews Thomas J. Gargan McNary Democratic State Committee James Donovan Joseph J. Corbett Cable Ilinois Boston Democratic Congressional Committee Massachusetts New Crane Edeersers -40Ee Senaor Beebebeces Vocsenebata Tidevep Canter

Result of Collision With Barge on Pollock Rip Shoal

CHATHAM April 1 The steamer Williamsport of the Philadelphia Reading Coal Company sank at Pollock Rip after colliding with a barge in tow of tug Plymouth. All 22 aboard escaped with their lives as the ship went down in four fathoms of water. Paxinos grounded on the shoal. Monomoy life savers rescued the barge crew. The Williamsport, built in 1874, was valued at about $60,000 and is likely a total loss.

Illiamsport Williamsport SPORT Pollock Rip Plymouth William Chatham Philadelphia & Reading Coal Company Godfrey Philadelphia Portland Paxinos Boston Port Johnson Central Railroad of New Jersey International Philadelphia & Reading Smith Captain Ellis Monomoy Ellis Wadena Coatswise

Captain Godfrey's crew saved after Williamsport collision

Captain Godfrey and crew of the Philadelphia & Reading Coal Company's steamer Williamsport were rescued at Pollock Rip by tug International and brought to Woods Hole. The ship, bound from Philadelphia to Portland with coal, struck by barge No. 7, received a large hole near the bow, and sank. No injuries reported among the crew. loss includes a sextant and some money.

Woods Hole Godfrey Philadelphia & Reading Coal Company Williamsport Pollock Rip Tug International Philadelphia Portland Paxinos Vineyard Sound Vineyard Haven Pollock Rip Blue Plymouth International Lloyd Reading Ine

Cloudy Local Forecast For Boston And Nearby

Weather summary notes cloudy conditions in Boston with continued cloud cover into Saturday. Sunday expected to be partly cloudy with light to fresh westerly winds. Washington reports onshore unsettled weather with possible Saturday showers and fair Sunday along the coast. Eastern New York also cloudy with possible rain and fresh south winds on the coast Sunday.

Boston Washington New York Srturda

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