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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1902

Page

4

Remarkable Campaign in 11th District and Local Initiatives

Summary of the 11th District race with candidate Foss and Harvard Summer School results. Notes on Boston coal smoke nuisance and Labour Day plans. North End Improvement Association activity and Charlesbank Gymnasium girl athletes in action. Medford contortionist sold his body twice for one hundred dollars.

11Th Congressional District Foss Medford

Power tells story in Northern Pacific suit intrigue

Attorney George A Lamb testified that Power acted as plaintiff with Captain Henry Stern as go between in a bid to keep the case hidden and named W Rourke Cochran Camille Weidenfeld Hi Content and Co and Edwin R Thomas as connected sponsors The witness Power said he believed he received 100 shares of stock as payment for the use of his name and that the real parties would remain under cover The hearing resumes next Tuesday under orders to remit Power's 30 day contempt sentence if possible.

New York George Alfred Lamb Peter Power Power Henry Stern Northern Pacific W. Rourke Cochran Camille Weidenfeld Hi. Content & Co Edwin R. Thomas Thomas & Post Wall Streetbankers Sabt New York City Lamb Messrs. Cockran Weidenfeld Guthrie Thomas W. Bourke Cockran Content & Co Cockran Mr. Guthrie Cochran Parker Chandler Boston Europe Stern Chicago Thomas W. Lawson Bourke Cochran Mr. Lamb Northern Pacific Railroad Company Kellogg Mr. Kellogg Calumet Club Oyster Bay Weiden Feld Lacombe Balance of Power

Maine Battleship Ready for Cape Ann Trial Tomorrow

The battleship Maine arrived in Boston Harbor and docked at President's Roads after a royal salute from passing craft. A trial over the Cape Ann course is set for tomorrow with Captain Buckman and J Harry Mull in charge, under naval and engineering boards.

Maine Cape Ann United States Boston Harbor Highland Light Olympia Schley Brooklyn President’s Edward FE. Brigham Edwin Ss. Cramps Company Buckman J. Harry Mull Cramps’ Company Naval Board Charles J. Train W. W. Mead J. J. Woodward W. C. Roelker W. C. Cowles Roelker Frank H. Bailey

Bessie Bonehill Dies in Portsmouth After Cancer Operation

The vaudeville actress Bessie Bonehill died in Portsmouth England today after an operation for cancer. Accompanied by her husband W R Seeley and her son she had toured Europe since last September for an eight month engagement. She began on stage at age six and rose to fame in New York with Tony Pastor in 1889 after a London start.

New York Clipper Portsmouth Eng Bessie Bonehill W. R. Seeley Europe Miss Bonehill London Tony Pastor

English Youth Scholarships Tied to Rhodes Gift

G R Parkin of Upper Canada College proposes American scholarships as a pendant to Cecil Rhodes's gift. He discusses funding 200 Oxford students at $1500 yearly from a fund yielding $800,000 annually and advocates American donor involvement to support 100 U S scholarships for English youths.

Rhodes New York G. R. Parkin Upper Canada College Toronto Cecil Rhodes Parkin J. P. Morgan Morgan Fessor Parkin Lords Milner Rosebery and Grey Dr. Jameson Messrs Bell Mitchell and Hawksley Oxford Oxford University England

Sailor Higgins Sentenced to One Year in House of Correction

Maurice Higgins, an Eastport sailor, pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to a stabbing spree in the North End that injured four Italians including a woman. Judge Wentworth sentenced him to one year at the South Boston House of Correction.

Maurice Higgins Eastport North End Wentworth South Boston South End

Big Green Goods Raid in New York Uncovers Plant

Federal authorities announce what they call the citys largest green goods roundup. Five men and a woman detained, and a Newark plant captured. Trailers steered victims with small trunks and fake money, while green paper and letters were found at the scene. Bail set at 2500 for each suspect.

New York Joseph R. Baker Himer Brown Gottlieb Newark George Brown Thomas Henry Post Office Michael Boyle Antonio Caperosse New Haven Conn Cortelyou Duryea Philadelphia Bullman Elmer Brown Steerer Baker Brown Gottliebs

Morgan in Harness Again on New York Visit

J Pierpont Morgan and partner Charles Steele left the Corsair near Thirty-fourth Street and boarded a naptha launch for the landing. Morgan wore a gray suit from Europe and kept a lively pace, visiting his physician at West Thirty-fifth Street before heading to his Madison Avenue home and a busy Wall Street morning.

New York J. Pierpont Morgan Charles Steele Thirty-fourth Street North River Thirty-fifth Street Europe Mr. Steele Mr. Morgan Ninth Avenue George W. Perkins Mr. Perkins Holland House Asa B. Davis West Thirty-fifth Street Madison Avenue Thirty-sixth Street Wall Street

Burglar Hits Six Lodging Houses in South End

A lone thief raided six lodging houses between 2 30 and 5 yesterday morning in the South End. He stole jewelry, money, a gold rope neck chain, and watches from multiple homes on Dwight Ware Taylor and Clarendon Berkeley streets. Police describe the suspect as about 20 years old, 5 feet 7 inches, 150 pounds, in a dark suit with a black soft felt hat.

South End Dwight Street William H. Sullivan Shawmut Avenue Wareren Street Cassie Gammon Mabel McKenzie Miss Gammon

King Alfonso Franks at Leon Cathedral With Quick March

King Alfonso stirred clergy in Leon by joking about saints' remains then played the organ a chant. He abruptly switched to a march and commanded all to march. On leaving, he vaulted a low fence and urged the aged dean to follow, noting it was physically impossible.

Madrid Alfonso Leon

Ambassador Meyer Improves After Operation in Italy Visit

The Hon. George von N Meyer, ambassador to Italy and visiting here, is rapidly recovering from a recent operation. He must remain absolutely quiet for a week or ten days in a private city hospital.

George von N. Meyer Italy Meyer

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Sunday Post Harvard Summer School Arte Pittsburg The North End Improvement Association Charlesbank Gymnasium John Bull Lawson Krupp Shep Broadside View OF THEP WER Builders Cramps Sailor Higgins Morgan IN Harness Alfonso VI
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