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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1900

Page

2

Tragic Horse Accident Claims Miss Blake in New Rochelle

Miss Teresa H Blake, aunt and family member, died after a horse stumble at Holloway stock farm near New Rochelle New York. She was returning to Boston from Manchester by the Sea with plans to attend Myopia Club events. Her funeral will be held Friday at noon from the Brimmer Street home with interment at Mt Auburn. The Blaze family, Unitarian supporters, mourn her death and will host a private service for relatives and close friends. The specifics of the accident remain uncertain, as the owner Holloway and the rider were both involved in the fatal incident.

James J. Higginson Essex Golf Club Teresa H. Binne New York City Teresa Brimmer Street Miss Bilake Holloway Stock Farm William H. Lyon Walnut Street Mr. Higginson Miss Blake Boston New York Mr. Holloway New Rochelle Ben Bolt Robert Marion Manchester Blakes Myopia Club Emmanuel Chapel Kings Chapel Iss Blake Post Blake Mt. Holyoke

Negro school seeks aid from principal in Thomasville

H H Thweatt, principal of Clay Street Normal Institute of Thomasville, Ga., is in Boston seeking support for his institution. A Tuskegee graduate and former pupil of the school efforts have largely funded its growth, with plans for erection of new buildings to advance the work.

H. H. Thweatt Clay Street Normal Institute Thomasville Boston chweRes Tuskeee Paraseee

Dentist King Promises Cheap, Pain-Free Treatments in Boston

Dr. Thomas Jefferson King advertises at 488 Washington St Boston offering $8 for a full set with painless extraction and testimonials. Two fixed prices cover crowns and fillings with mostly $2 max on large gold fillings, and punctual hours 8 am to 6 pm Sundays 10 to 2.

Boston Washington St Jordan’s White’s Thomas Jefferson King

Reed Refuses Maine Campaign Speech Hint

Former Speaker Thomas B. Reed traveled toward Maine and refused to confirm or deny plans to speak in the upcoming GOP campaign. He said he would not commit to any speeches and claimed to be too busy to comment. He would not say how long he would stay in Maine.

Thomas B. Reed National House Maine Reed New York Barrett Mark Hanna Mr. Reed John Barrett Siam

City street department shakes up leadership and suspensions

Superintendent Wheeler announces changes in the street department with suspensions in the sewer division. Michael J. Carroll is suspended and William F. Welch is appointed to the division. Patrick Sullivan and Edward F. Murphy are suspended. T. F. Bowes and John K. Perkins fill engineering roles.

Wheeler Michael J. Carroll South Boston William F.we Ward Lowe Quincy Patrick Sullivan Michael J. Sullivan Ward 14 Edward F. Murphy T. F. Bowes Ward 23 CG. W. Folsom Fig Pears Pepeent John K. Perkins

Reader seeks correction on Charles Morse death report

Mrs Thorn Died Morse of Beverly Massachusetts demands a published contradiction to reports that Charles Morse was killed by a wire across a sidewalk. She states Morse died of heart disease in bed with Dr. Davis in attendance, and not in the street as alleged.

Charles Morse Dr. Davis Mrs. Thorn Morse, No Ober Street Beverly Mass

McKinley Returns to Washington from Canton

President Mc Kinley with Secretary Cortelyou departs Canton Ohio for Washington at 1 30 PM in a special car attached to the Pennsylvania train.

M’kinley Washington Canton Mc Kinley Cortelyou Pennsylvania

Italian police locate letters in Monza murder case

Cablegrams from Milan report Humbert's assassin Bressi faced rigid questioning at Monza before guard escort to Milan. He denied traveling companions and anarchist links in Paris while admitting ties to Austria. Bressi and Malatesta’s associate in Paterson vanished. a Rome-London-Italy link to Malatesta is noted with Italian anarchists in London claiming the assassin recently arrived.

New York Milan Italy Humbert Bressi Monza Paris Vienna Bress Budapest Elizabeth Austria London

Dewey Homestead Birthplace and Shrine History

The Dewey birthplace, 1837, known as a shrine, moved by Captain Edward Dewey to its present site in 1890. T. R. Gordon, current owner, hosts visitors and shares a letter praising Peruna for his wife’s catarrh relief. The note from Gordon requests a free book from the Peruna Medicine Co. in Columbus.

George Dewey Dewey Edward Dewey T. R. Gordon Gordon Peruna Peruna Medicine Co Columbus, C

Anarchist Letter Claims Duty To Kill King

A Paterson writer quotes a letter describing involvement in a Milan assassination plot. The author claims the Anarchist group dictated a substitute killer for the February drawing and names Giuseppe Pessina as the target. The letter frames the act as compelled by the society and notes personal remorse.

America Giuseppe Pessina

Italian Police Probe Bressi Assassination Links

Rome reports show police widening inquiries into the Bressi murder case. A young man traveling with him in Monza is sought. A new American pistol was used. Milan police search Ranella’s house, uncovering papers suggesting Bressi’s ties to foreign associates and premeditation.

Rome Bressi Monza Milan Ranella United Agréetes

Coburg’s Sad Day For Duke Of Saxe Coburg Funeral Procession

In Coburg on August 1 the late Duke of Saxe Coburg’s body was moved from Rosenau Castle to St. Moritz Church in a solemn procession. Officials and royal family attended with the widow and daughters amid crape lit lamps and pine branches. Emperor William is due Saturday for the funeral and will then go to Wilhelmshoehe.

Andrincess Beatrice William Wilhelmshoehe

Democrats Poised To Carry North Carolina By Large Margin

Charlotte August 1 The Democratic lead in North Carolina is seen as likely to exceed 40 000 votes for both the state ticket and the constitutional amendment The Legislature is also expected to lean Democratic Conservative observers foresee peaceful polls though close legislative counties may see trouble and possible consequences

Charlotte N. C

Anarchist Figures in Paterson Deny King Humbert Plot

In Paterson New Jersey the anarchists Malatesta and Ciancabilla are reported by Bressi to have no knowledge of any plan to assassinate King Humbert. The statement frames their roles as agitators writers and organizers without involvement in a killing plot.

Malatesta Ciancabilla Paterson N. J

Italian Tragedy Forewarnings Stir Public Anxiety

The piece cites Enrico Malatesta a fifty year old multilingual advocate of force who condemns murder as a necessary act. The Berliner Tageblatt references Gratz news from June 19 and a letter from a son, illustrating mounting warnings surrounding the incident.

Enrico Malatesta Berliner Tageblatt Gratz

Assassination Plot Suspected Over Humbert Death

The Tribuna calls Humbert I murder a plotted act with anarchist ties. It claims a Paris meeting drew lots to select several to kill the King. Beside Bressi, five others are in custody at Monga.

Tribuna Humbert Paris Bressi Monga

Washington Action on Italian Murder Case Targets New York Anarchists

The United States tightens inquiry into possible links between Bressi the Italian killer of King Humbert and New Jersey anarchists. Officials say steps are being quietly taken, not publicly disclosed, to monitor anarchist activity around New York. The move is in part to aid Italy and to prevent future similar outbreaks.

Washington Bressi Humbert New Jersey New York Italy State Department

First Bale of New Hops Sent From Waldberg Brews

The Waldberg Brewing Company received by express the first bale of new hops, an early variety that matures two to three weeks before the late crop. The quality is reported as chiefly excellent.

Waldberg Brewing Company

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