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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1902

Page

5

Assailant Held in $20,000 in Newton Stabbing

Baradino Gasbarri, Italian laborer, was stabbed at a boarding house 8 Boylston St Newton Centre and lies dying at Newton Hospital. Pasquale Troiani, arraigned on assault with intent to murder, held in $20,000 bond. judge continued case to Thursday. government warned it would seek murder charge if Gasbarri dies.

Newton Baradino Gasbarri Boylston Street Newton Centre Newton Hospital Pasquale Troiani Kennedy Fred A. Tarbox Gasbarri

Six New Star Jockeys Expected to Grace American Turf Next Season

New York dispatch notes six young jockeys Gannon Henderson Waugh Cantwell Barber Creamer poised to rise on American turf after 1902 season. Gannon mentored by James Rowe and James McCormick, rides for L V Bell and James R Keene stable, with early engagement at Bennings and Aqueduct. Waugh and Creamer highlighted as promising apprentices from Keene and Daly camps, expected to secure top mounts as soon as spring meets.

New York Pigiskin Gannon Henderson Waugh Cantwell Barber Creamer James McCormick L. V Morris Park Rinaldo Oliver McCormick G. Whittier L. V. Bell Aqueduct Track James Rowe D. R. Keene Rowe Bennings Lucien Lyne Eng Keene England America Washington

Aldermen approve loan order boosting to 772000

After a tense debate the Board of Aldermen passed a loan bill totaling 772000, down from 916000 and far above Mayors 301000 request. Several items were struck or retained through partisan clashes with Norris and Tinkham opposing various line items while Quigley defended Charlestown needs.

Board of Aldermen Collins Slattery Tinkham Messrs Norris Miller Farwell Dowd MaeCarthy Alderman Norris Doyle Back Bay Alderman Lomasney Charlestown Quigley

Rumor of New Theatre on Tremont Street Site

Boston newspaper reports serious talk of a new theatre at the Winthrop School site on Tremont Street between Eliot and Hollis Streets. Names linked include Rich Harris and Frohman with possible Touraine involvement. Weber & Fields plan a Weber Fields theatre on Beach and Washington streets, cost about 250000, duplicating New York successes.

Winthrop School Tremont Street Eiiot Hollis Streets Messrs Rich Harris Frohman Touraine Dix Place Washington Street Weber Fields Playhouse Beach Washington Streets A. H. Vinal Weber & Fields New York

Street Car Hits Runaway Horses in Clinton

A Worcester Consolidated street railway car on Main Street collided with a pair of draught horses that bolted from an alley. One horse was killed and the wagon demolished. Several passengers were aboard, but none were seriously injured.

Clinton Worcester Consolidated Street Railway Main Street

US coinage report for November totals 5.25 million dollars

The United States mints report November coinage at 5,246,950 dollars: 2,073,000 in gold, 2,399,000 in silver, and 172,930 in minor coins.

Washington United States

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