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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1900

Page

7

Indignant Cambridge Story About Cuban Women Teachers

Indignant Cambridge officials refute a Boston report that Cuban women teachers smoke, calling it a lie. The article outlines school activities, payment of about $60,000 in salaries, a farewell concert at Sanders Theatre, and travel plans for the teachers to Washington and New York with possible Mount Vernon and Philadelphia stops. President McKinley to receive the teachers as arrangements proceed in Washington.

Frye Post Lastight Wantasket Beach Clifton Ariington Heights Melose Anticisore Cambridge New York Washington McKinley Mount Vernon Philadelphia Mann Cuba Niagara

Boston Italians Plan Funeral Observances for King Humbert

The Italian colony meets at 287 Hanover street to organize observances for King Humbert’s funeral on Tuesday. A solemn requiem mass is planned likely at a Cathedral with grand music and a civic gathering at Faneuil Hall. Merchants close, flags at half mast, and wreaths to be placed in the Pantheon via a Boston delegation.

Boston Hanover Street Humbert Italy Faneuil Hall Rotoli Capparucci Cable Pantheon

Young King Menaced at Rome Station

At the Rome railway station the King and Queen, en route from Reggio to Monza, were interrupted when a man was found hiding with a concealed revolver. He resisted, was manacled, and sent to Milan for examination by Bresci's judges. Compromising letters are reported to have been found on him.

Rome Reggion Monza Milan Bresci Jettera

Boralma Wins 2 12 Trot At Buffalo Niagara Stakes

At Fort Erie track opening card, Lawson's Boralma triumphed in the 2:12 trot. Letah finished third behind Huert, while Gatoom beat Boralma in the first heat but settled for second overall. Dillonite faltered in the 2:19 trotting race and York Boy won the 2:21-2 heat.

Buffalo York Boy Winola Empire Stake Joe Gham Thomas Lawson Boralma Letah Huert Gatoom

Amateur Drivers' Challenge Trophy Plan Outlined

The executive committee approved dates September 17 and 18 for the Amateur Drivers' Challenge Trophy, a two day event open to Gentlemen's Driving Club members. Qualification requires at least one matinee start. up to two horses may be nominated per challenger with a three day start election and division finals if ten or more starters. The cup passes to the club after three victories, with a Boston club current holder if no contest after three years.

Hha Es ‘Ay Allntlemen Anitea Exi - Ted Ittsburg Buffalo Iago T. L. Quimby Tlemen Boston Miiemen Penrous Coston

Combination Park Vaudeville and Racing Restart After Carnival Interruption

At Combination Park, electric light racing and vaudeville resumed after a one week break due to the Elks carnival. Manager Hicke reported agreeable plans, with racing described as top quality and contestants including Buck, Belle Thorne, Gore, the Chief, Don Alto, Rowdy Younger, Tank Golden, and Lampit. The program featured half mile heats and straight heats led by Midget, with judges taking time to decide winners.

Ombination Park Elks Hicke Buck Belle Thorne Gore Chief Don Alto Awmut Driving Club Rowdy Younger Tank Golden Lampit M. Beerg Harath Mary Eeye Pesesel Srsrasreecereh

Minnesota Moves to New Naval Berth

The Boston area reports that Minnesota, the home state vessel, will relocate to a new naval berth in Boston. Officials confirm the move and note the ship will remain there for improved facilities and secure anchorage.

Minnesota Boston Renee Wil Beeing Aunt Wig

Fragmentary OCR Note Appears About Special Error

Sparse readable text mentions special erp ere and vg vre with disjoint fragments. No clear event date or identifiable names emerge, leaving the item as an unclear OCR fragment and requiring cautious interpretation.

Rainbow Won Vanderbilt's Yacht Cup for Seventy-Footers

The Rainbow, owned by William K. Vanderbilt, won the commodore's cup for seventy-footers in the New York Yacht Club cruise. Quinetta captured the cup for schooners as eleven schooners and fifteen sloops started the race from Glen Cove Harbor on a twenty-one mile course. Constellation finished second in the schooner class, with Henry B. Lippitt’s Quasta winning the sloops cup by time allowance.

New York New York Yacht Club Lyce Lewis” Cass Ledyard Rendeszvous Glen Cove Harbor Batents Neck Huntington Harbor Boston Egarde Constellation

Worldbound steamers arrive with vast hemp cargo

The Emir from Manila Cebu docks at Pier 4 with 23,912 bales of hemp weighing about 3000 tons worth near $300,000 after a 78 day voyage. The Alecto from Hull sails in with regular cargo. Progress from Mediterranean ports brings 1050 tons of marble after unloading fruit in Boston. Dartmoor from Progress carries sisal grass. Admiral Farragut from Port Antonio reports bananas and coconuts with 21 cabin passengers. Imports to Boston for the week total $760,730 while exports total $2,967,214.

Emir Manila Cebu Progress Mediterranean New York Dartmoor Wilson Alecto Hull Eng Godwin Pier 4 New England Far East Indian Ocean Atlantic Messrs. H. W. Peabody & Co Norfolk Cardiff Atlantic Seaboard John Broady James Reid, Jr America No. 1 Boston Light Boston Fisk's Wharf Barton Progreso Grand Junction Admiral Farragut Port Antonio Long Wharf Barkentine Allanwhide Buenos Ayres Rosario Leyland Line Lancastrian Kinsale Thig Ave Haley Weste Ae Rocking Company

Shipping News Dispatches of Arrivals and Vessels

The column lists arrivals and ship movements with numerous vessels and destinations including the Emir, Alecto, Progress, Dartmbor, Halifax, Nantucket, Baltimore, Governor Dingley, and North America. It details ports, barge connections, and tug movements amid a long roster of ships and crews.

Emir Goodwin Manila Cebu Alecto Boxhall Hull Eng Progress Steen Mediterranean New York Dartmbor Barton Progreso Mexico Halifax Pye Charlottetown Port Hawksbury C. B Nantucket Baltimore Norfolk Thompson Portland Frostburg Sonnenburg Bay State Dennison Cape Ann Godfrey Gloucester William H. Gallison Sowim Portsmouth N. H Eckley Weehawken Tormentor Townsend Swatara Taylor Pelieaelphie Paxtang Alaska Aeast Toe Wentworth Perth P. Q McLeod River Hebert Lizzie Dyas Blain Belliveau Gove Laura Lunt Cummings Brunswick Geo A Gilkey Gilkey Washington Dargesser Sears John Heine Bregue Philadelphia William Huston William W. Con Yournisis Abner Taylor Ork Winsl Sfeesett Woodbridge Creek Amy McIniyre Calais Lares Gurtis Wineport

Schooner Howard B Peck Cleared for New York

The schooner Howard B Peck sailed from Damariscotta River to New York. Other vessels such as steamers St Croix and steamers heading to St Boston and Portland were noted in transit with assorted destinations.

Howard B. Peck Damariscotta River New York St. Croix St. B Boston Prince ‘Thir Yarmouth Norge Loulengure State of Maine Ton N. B Portland Gloucester Baltimore Norfolk Macon Old Dominion Herman Inter A. Denike Annie Sargent Boothbay Thomas Fi B

McPherson Floated After Beaching at Fortune Island

The United States transport McPherson under Captain Byrne grounded on Fortune Island but was refloated on August 6 without damage and resumed voyage.

Nassau N P United States McPherson Byrne Fortune Island

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