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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1902

Page

10

Anxious Night in Higginson's Fleet

Rockport Aug 2 Commander Pillsbury and his auxiliary cruisers remain at sea as fog storms and shifting weather challenge naval watch. Reports claim two fatalities on the flagship Kearsarge, while Ensign Berry relays cipher messages about 165 vessels on patrol and possible operations along the Isles of Shoals.

Rockport Higginson Pillsbury Portland Cape Cod Migginson Thatcher’s Island Kearsarge Isles of Shoals Ensign Berry Straitsmouth Point Pigeon Hill Straitsmouth Maine Admiral Higginson New England Tinue

Politicians rush for Democratic committee nominations

A 7 am crowd of politicians and supporters gathers at Milk Street to file pledges for city committee delegations. Police guard the building as leaders from Charlestown South Boston Ward 7 Ward 17 and others clash in a tense, door-to-door nomination rush.

Democratic City Committee Milk Street Sewall Place Conry Kelcher Joseph A. Dennison Charlestown Ward 7 South Boston Ward 14 J. M. Curley Ward 17 John S. Sullivan Alderman Kelley Tom Giblin Curley Fitzgerald

Plot to kill Sultan alleged by ex Macedonian leader

A Bucharest newspaper claims M. Sarafeff former head of the Macedonian revolutionary committee formed a committee to plan the assassination of the Sultan of Turkey.

Vienna Bucharest Roumania M. Sarafeff Macedonian Revolutionary Committee Turkey

War footing aboard Kearsarge in dense fog off Rockport

On the flagship Kearsarge with the Massachusetts and Alabama anchored about a mile off Straitsmouth Light the fleet kept boilers ready and practiced rifle drills amid thick fog. Torpedo boats Biddle and Bagley joined later as crews debated the white squadron’s position and possible moves.

Kearsarge Rockport Massachusetts Alabama Straitsmouth Light Biddle Bagley

Decatur Pursues Strange Vessels Off Isles of Shoals

The Decatur commanded by Lieutenant Chandler chased a lighthouse tender and a pleasure yacht after sighting unknown craft southeast of the Isles of Shoals. The escort vessel landed a sailor and steward at Kittery Point for food, then returned to sea.

Portsmouth N. H Decatur Chandler Kittery Point Isles of Shoals

Unclear suspects in Cornish murder case tied to local arrests

Deputy Sheriff William H. Sawyer and Constable Howard Favor arrested McNally and James Willis near Centre Waterboro after they matched descriptions of suspects in the Cornish murder. McNally, a Swede, reportedly saw Mr and Mrs Cook near the crime scene while Willis was jailed as a suspicious traveler. Details emerge from the coroner's inquest as officers pursue leads and depositions.

William H. Sawyer Howard Favor McNally West Buxton James Willis Centre Waterboro Judson Roberts Cornish Willis Cook Littleton N. H Norway Portland Stoughton Mass Edwin Harding Bridgton

Dennison Opens Ninth District Campaign Speaking Event

Joseph A. Dennison launched his ninth district congressional bid speaking before the Andrew Jackson Club in Ward 6. He attacked ex Senator J J Corbett over Charlestown retirement and aligned his campaign with Harrington's Senate bid. Arthur Harrington replied to opponents S Sullivan and Dolan. Other speakers included P F Tague EB L Quigley Hurley and D J Falvey.

Ninth Congressional Conry East Boston Dennison Charlestown Kelcher South End Lomasney Fitzgerald Daniel J. Kiley Joseph A. Dennison Andrew Jackson Club Ward 6 J. J. Corbett Harrington Arthur Harrington CC. §. Sullivan Dolan P. F. Tague EB. Ll. Quigley Hurley D. J. Falvey House

Mitchell for arbitration in coal strike talks

John Mitchell president of the United Mine Workers said he would meet any committee seeking settlement of the hard coal strike. He asserted the miners’ cause is just and that the dispute should go to a body of honest men for adjudication. He declined to comment on Baer statement about coal prices and Christian men.

Chicago New York John Mitchell United Mine Workers Baer Reading Railroad

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