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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1903

Page

6

Morgan’s Combine to War on Cunard Over Boston Mediterranean Service

Shipping news says Dominion line will start a Boston to Mediterranean service next October, creating a fierce clash with Cunard which had announced a Boston toMediterranean route. White Star and Dominion ships shift to this service, with the Arabic as pioneer. The Atlantic fleet includes Ivernia Mayflower and Commonwealth. Cunard counters with Carpathia and Aurania.

Boston Dominion Line Mediterranean Morgan Combine Cunard Company Cunard Line White Star Line New York Liverpool Vancouver Cambroman Italy Alexandria Dominion English Hoosac Tunnel Charlestown Harland & Wolff Belfast Ivernia Mayflower Commonwealth White Star Dominion Lines International Mercantile and Marine Company J. P. Morgan Cunard Carpathia Queenstown Aurania Thomas Potter Ultonia Sylvania

Elizabeth Mackevoy to Try to Beat 100-Yard Record

Elizabeth Mackevoy of South Boston plans to challenge Ethel Golding’s 100-yard swimming mark set in New York. Golding swam the distance in 1 min 24 3-5 sec despite heavy seas. Mackevoy, 16, has dominated local meets and will compete at the L street bathhouse with fellow South Boston swimmers including Agnes Mackevoy, Mary Denver, Fannie Steaomar, Lottie Bartlett, and Vera Tomlan.

Elizabeth Mackevoy South Boston Ethel Golding New York New England Miss Golding Captain's Pier de Bruyn Revere East Boston City Point K Street Lizzie Mackevoy Agnes Mackevoy Mary Denver Fannie

Large Audiences Hear Orators on the Common

Large afternoon crowds listened as temperance advocates socialists and other speakers denounced Roosevelt as a “democratic president” who neglects labor. A Hebrew seller pitched a red book while a Brigham Young claimant and others debated creed and salvation on the Common. The crowd applauded the critique of Roosevelt’s labor stance.

Roosevelt Oyster Bay Mother Jones Philadelphia Farmers’ Association McKinley Brigham Young Smith

Old Home Sunday Observed Across New Hampshire Churches

Old Home Sunday was widely observed with union services across New Hampshire. Notable speakers included Governor N. J. Bachelder and Prof. John R. Eastman in East Andover, with services at Sandown, Littleton, Henniker, Somersworth, Manchester, Auburn, Hanover, Londonderry and Middleton.

New Hampshire Concord N. H Union N. J. Bachelder John R. Eastman Washington, D. C East Andover Sandown W. H. Morrison Brockton Mass City Opera House Joseph Fielden Winchendon Manchester Old Manchester Massabesh Auburn Eugene E. Reed Dartmouth College Hanover C. J. Ryder D. D New York City Londonderry William P. Fisher Brunswick Mr. Tracey India R. W. Drawbridge Medway Middleton

Boy of eight charged with theft of clock

Melrose August 16 two valuable clocks were stolen from Edwin J Clark during a house move. The stolen items were found in the possession of Willie Farham 8 years old. the works were broken beyond repair. Due to the youth he was not arrested.

Melrose Edwin J. Clark Circuit Street Pleasant Street McLaughlin Willie Farham

Vesuvius Eruption Intensifies With Twin Lava Streams

Naples reports the Ve suvius eruption growing worse as lava divides into two streams. The longer channel reaches 2600 feet toward Ottajano and the other 2300 feet toward Pompeii, with no immediate danger.

Naples Vesuvius Ottajano Pompeii

Dividend notice from 8 Massachusetts Title Insurance Co

A semi annual dividend of two dollars and fifty cents per share is declared and will be paid September 1 1903 at the company office 70 State St Boston to stockholders of record August 20 1903 transfer books closed August 20 to August 22 1903 Charles Matlack treasurer Boston August 10 1906

Massachusetts Title Insurance Co State St Boston Charles Matlack

Pope Pius Receives Archbishop Harty in Private Audience

At 5 o'clock this afternoon Pope Pius X received Archbishop Harty in a private audience in his apartment. They discussed the Philippine Islands situation, with Pius X pledging support to clerical efforts for pacification and Catholic triumph. He presented Harty with a beautful episcopal pectoral cross.

Rome Harty Manila Satolli Philippine Islands Pius X

Saturday Excursion to Crescent Park by New Haven RR

The New York New Haven Hartford line offers a Saturday excursion to Crescent Park Narragansett Bay reserve on Aug 22. Special express train leaves South station at 2 pm and Back Bay at 2 04 with round trip price one dollar. Recreation amuses abounds and includes a grand exhibit of United States government displays. Tickets are limited to train seating capacity.

Crescent Park Narragansett Bay New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad South Station Back Bay United States

Record-Breaking Drunkenness Arrests Across Boston Suburbs

A surge in drunkenness arrests Saturday night set a new record with 100 non residents nabbed outside Boston. North West and South ends saw 75 arrests, Charlestown 13, and others in South Boston Roxbury Angindah East Boston and the Back Bay. Total arrests for drunkenness neared the June 18 peak at 232, with 300 total crimes in two hours.

Boston Charlestown Emmons South Boston Roxbury Ag Indah East Boston Backay North End City Hall Avenue West End Veneetees Lagrange Street South End R—Harbor Dudley Street Roxbury Crossing Dorchester City Point Jamaica Plain Brighton Back Bay

Old Painesville Man Found Safe After Four Day Missing

David Rice aged 86 from Holden almshouse was located in a 500 acre woodlot about a mile from the almshouse. He had eaten nothing for four days and was weak but able to be returned to the alms house after a 45 man search party directed by Warden A L Potter and Deputy Sheriff B E Merrick.

Worcester David Rice Holden Rice A. L. Potter BE. W. Merrick

Reliance Crew Praised For Tight Drill In Cup Trials

English sailor James Burton lauds the Reliance crew for superb discipline and precision in Newport Harbor trials. He notes Captain Barr’s steady command, the bowsprit man near the buoy, and the crew’s harmonized teamwork shaping an ideal racing machine.

James Burton Burton Barr Monongahela Newport Harbor

Glenister Declines Niagara Rapids Swim Plans

Boston swimmer Jack Glenister, aiming to dive from the cantilever bridge and swim the Niagara rapids, left Buffalo with backers. Police barred the attempt and postponed the swim amid guards on all bridge approaches. Glenister intends to try the feat later this week.

Buffalo N. Y Jack Glenister Boston Niagara Falls Webb Donellan New York Drummond Newark N. J Glenister

Celestials Arrested in Fall River Laundry Raid

Fall River police raided a Chinese laundry and arrested 13 Celestials from Boston Providence and Fall River for gaming. Eleven were bailed at 50 dollars each and will appear in court tomorrow.

Fall River Boston Providence

Pittsburg Rivalry Looms As Carney Faces Pirates

Boston pitcher Carney starts against Pittsburg while New York attendance figures draw scrutiny. The Collins team wins three of four from Detroit proving travel success, with Tenney and Cooley the league’s .300 hitters. Giants stay close as Pittsburg expected to lead. Playfairs junior squad shines, while Tip O’Neill joins Collins next year and runs 100 yards in about ten seconds. Nationals hold Labor Day solo in city.

Pittsburg Stanley Carney Boston New York Chicago Pirates Collins Detroit Tenney Cooley Post and Journal Ruprey Giants Huntington Avenue Moran Buck Freeman Buckenberger Dexter East Boston Jimmy Collins Tip O'Neill Cc. L Nationals

Missing Lawrence Woman Ellen Kelcher Vanishes En Route West

Information that Ellen Kelcher of Lawrence disappeared while traveling to San Francisco has prompted a city wide search. Relatives wired cities along her route for clues as authorities seek any sign of her whereabouts. The 70 year old widow, once a hotel chambermaid, accumulated a $40 000 fortune through thrift and careful investment.

Lawrence Ellen Keliher San Francisco Albany Buffalo N. Y Kelcher Maria Smith Frank Bell Hampshire Street Mary Ford Methuen Street

Western Golf Champion Miss Anthony Engaged to Marry

Chicago August 16 Miss Bessie Anthony Western woman golf champion is engaged to Bernard S Horne of Pittsburg Penn Cards announcing the impending marriage were issued by her parents Mr and Mrs Charles E Anthony of Evanston The engagement may mean her retirement from golf with the wedding planned for November The news surprises friends across the West following her three year dominance and hopes for a national title this year

Chicago, I Bessie Anthony Bernard S. Horne Pittsburg Penn Charles E. Anthony Evanston Anthony Chicago West Genevieve Hecker Miss Anthony

Five Fight for Cambridge Girl

Story from Cambridge recalls a sequence at 82 Somerset Street where Mrs Stockton shot her husband over an affair, Lillian Stockton clashed with her father, and five suitors arrived seeking the girl’s hand. Police halted a kitchen brawl as five men aged 19 to 31 were arrested after a night of liquor and boasts. Criminals named: John Lifford, Harry Enlaw, Henry Allen, Frederick Shannon, and William Mullan.

Stockton Somerset Street Cambridge Lillian Sherborn East Cambridge Hackett Neilon Higgins Ginty Deal Station 2 John Lifford Concord Avenue Somerville Harry Enlaw Henry Allen Lawrence Frederick Shannon William Mullay Charles Street

Old Hawes farm burned at highest Massachusetts elevation

The Hawes sisters Miss Ellen and Miss Mary saw their 100-year-old farmhouse three and a half miles north of Barre Centre collapse at 6 p.m. from a defective chimney. It stood at the highest elevation this side of the Berkshires except Mt. Wachusett Summit House. Antique furniture and a $100 bedstead were noted. 339 pitchers were saved from the blaze.

Worcester Ellen Mary Hawes Barre Centre Massachusetts Berkshires Summit House Mt. Wachusett

Cambridge Woman Found Dead in Bed

Mary Coughlin aged 63 of East Cambridge was found dead in bed around 7 am by neighbors. The obituary notes she was an eccentric resident known for sticking flypaper on people she passed on the street.

Mary Coughlin Bridge Street East Cambridge

Dominion line Canada sails Boston to Quebec and Montreal

The Dominion line steamship Canada will sail from Boston on Saturday September 12 for Quebec and Montreal via the Gulf of St Lawrence and St Lawrence River. The round trip rate from Boston includes meals and stateroom, plus a rail ticket from Montreal to Boston with stop-over privileges, priced to be determined. For particulars, contact Simmons & Marsters at 26 School Street, Boston.

Dominion Line Steamship Canada Boston Quebec Montreal Gulf of St. Lawrence St. Lawrence River Rutland Lake Champlain Simmons & Marsters School Street Mass

Carriage Wrecked by Electric at Leominster

A Fitchburg and Leominster trolley car struck a carriage in West Leominster today injuring Albert A. Preston who suffered a broken left collar bone. Harry H. Ordway was unhurt.

Leominster Fitchburg and Leominster Albert A. Preston Harry H. Ordway West Leominster Preston Ordway

Bicycle pacing notes from Manchester to Providence races

The report covers Walthour and Nelson racing 20 miles in Manchester, Stinson winning at Providence with Hoffman pacing and crediting tire choice, and a planned eight lap track opening in Lowell between Nelson and Butler. It mentions European motor pace, rival Paris tracks courting Walthour and Nelson, and Jimmy Hunter trialing pace at Charles Rivers Park with a potential switch to pace riding.

Walthour Nelson Manchester Will Stinson Providence Morey Munroe Hoffman Cambridge Stinson Lowell Toe Nelson Nat Butler Europe France Paris Walthour and Jimmy Hunter Charles Rivers Park Hunter

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