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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1900

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Hayes Memorial Fountain Route to Concord and Lexington

The article describes the direct path from Boston along Massachusetts Avenue to Lexington and Concord. It notes landmarks from Beacon Street to Harvard Square and North Cambridge, with alternate detours via Middle Street at Pierce’s Bridge. It mentions hills within the first three miles but notes the macadam surface aids riders.

Concord Lexington City Massachusetts Avenue Beacon Street Boston Harvard Square North Cambridge Porter's Station Arlington Middle Street Pierce’s Bridge Middle Marrett Streets

Harwood salesman arrested in Lowell blames rival for false arrest

T Pancoast Wilkes of Harwood Cash Register Co Columbus was arrested on a Rochester hotel baggage matter. He was discharged in Police Court and says a rival cash register firm engineered his arrest to harm his success. He plans suits against the rival and the Eggleston Hotel.

Lowell Harwood Cash Register Company Columbus Allen and Laflamme Eggleston Rochester N. Y Wadley D. J. Donahue Moffatt Dilkes Post Hapa Gnd Harwood Company Egglestone Dukes Boston Milkes Mikes Iggleston Cearly Hal- Biaenas Register Company Xes

Andrews Accepts Nebraska Chancellor Offer

Chicago April 18 Dr B Benjamin Andrews superintendent of Chicago public schools has decided to accept the position of chancellor of the University of Nebraska. He tonight presented his resignation as superintendent of schools to immediate effect.

Chicago B. Benjamin Andrews Chicago Polific Schools Univerty of Nebraska

Mor rison Acquitted in Dream Burglary Murder Trial

Alfred Morrison, tried at White Plains for the murder of a woman he had bigamously married, was acquitted. He testified that he shot his wife in a dream in which burglars appeared, claiming the crime occurred during sleep.

New York Alfred BE. Morrison White Plains Morrison

British Forces and Boers Clash as Rain Haunts Front

Consul Hay reports troops from Boston New York and Chicago indicate British advance while censorship hides true progress. Boers continue to besiege Wepener as 2000 British soldiers occupy field hospitals amid heavy rains and flooding.

Boston New York Chicago Wepener

Ambulance corps members abandon Red Cross symbols in Pretoria

A dispatch reports about Chicago ambulance corps members from Boston New York and the West tearing off their Red Cross badges on arrival at Pretoria. The U S consul Adelbert S Hay warns the Transvaal government he will report the incident to Washington. Heavy rains slow British columns as Wepener blockade holds. Stores move south from Bloemfontein due to southeast Bree State actions. About 200 sick in field hospitals mostly dysentery and enteric fever. Censoring and blurred war intelligence notes appear in reports.

London Daily Mail Lourenzo Marques Chicago Ambulance Corps Boston New York Pretoria Adelbert S. Hay United States Trasvaal Washington Ilockade Wepener Bloemfontein Bree

Gold-Bricked Farmer Outwitted Near Springfield

Daniel Leonard, a Feed ing Hills farmer near Springfield, was swindled by two slick strangers who sold him gilded bricks claiming virgin gold. He lost cash and gained 7 pounds of misrepresented metal, with no clues for the police as the conmen fled town.

Springfield Daniel Leonard Feeding Hills

Fire damages McClench machine shop in Hallowell

The McClench machine shop in Hallowell was nearly destroyed by a blaze Friday night. Loss is estimated at 15 000 to 18 000 dollars with partial insurance. cause is unknown.

Hallowell George B. McClench

Richard Pege Dead in New Haven

Richard Pege, secretary of the New Haven Steam Roller company, died at his home in New Haven tonight at age 87. He had served the firm for many years and was well known in local business circles.

New Haven Conti Richard Eer The New Haven Steamre Seleke

Hackett Nominated for Assistant Secretary of the Navy

Washington April 18 The President sent to the Senate the nomination of Frank W. Hackett of New Hampshire to be Assistant Secretary of the Navy. Adee goes abroad Second Assistant Secretary of State Adee leaves Washington for a two months vacation tour in northern Europe.

Washington Senate Frank W. Hackett New Hampshire Avy SEC Adee Europe

U. S. S. Boston to be repaired at Mare Island Navy Yard

The U S S Boston will undergo repairs at Mare Island Navy Yard at an estimated cost of 1000 dollars according to a Washington dispatch dated April 18.

U. S. S. Boston Washington Ofton Mare Island Navy Yard

Opening of the Baseball Season Promises Big Patriot Day

The opening day activity includes Patriot Day events and busy Lexington and Concord as thousands of pilgrims visit. Patriotic societies will hold exercises and social organizations host events while the baseball season opens as a peak attraction. The Marathon run is also slated as a major feature.

Lexington and Concord

Weather Forecast for New England and Eastern New York

Forecast promises fair weather with light southwest winds and bright sun. For Thursday and Friday expect partly cloudy skies and fresh to brisk southwest winds across New England and eastern New York.

New England New York

Celebrations Programme at Concord and Lexington

Detailed schedule outlines sunrise salutes, bells, and a full day of athletic events, processions, and speeches in Concord and Lexington. It lists arrival times for the governor, church exercises with a Bonaparte oration, parade routes, dinners, drills, fireworks, and band concerts, plus train schedules to both towns.

Charles Joseph Bonaparte Edward, Waldo Emerson Walden Street Battle Ground Fair Grounds Lexington Hayes Memorial Governor Crane

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