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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1901

Page

1

Brave action by patrolman saves two men from runaway horse

Ex councilman William H. Reth and Thomas McCarthy of Charles Town escaped serious harm last night when a horse pulling their sleigh bolted after a snow plough on Main Street. Reserve Officer Norton of Station 15 sprang into the street, tackled the horse, and brought it to a stop after being dragged about 50 yards. Both men were unharmed.

William H. Reth Thomas McCarthy Charlestown Norton Main Street South Eden Street

Father Died As Children Danced At Lamplighters Ball

Thomas Fitzgerald died of heart failure around 10 PM after leaving the Lamplighters ball with his three daughters. He collapsed near Tre Mont and Pembroke streets and was pronounced dead at Ward 12 Republican Club rooms. A respected lamplighter and Cathedral parish volunteer, he lived at 48 Union Park Street and had long served as Sunday school superintendent. The tragedy dampened the event for attendees.

Thomas Fitzgerald Lamplighters Ward 12 Republican Club Fitzgerald Lamplighters’ Association Tremont Pembroke Union Park Street

Envo ys Form Branch League in New York

About 150 delegates from across the United States met at the Hoffman House to form an auxiliary branch of the Irish League, successor to the Land League. Officers named include John Finerty as president and Michael J. Redding as first vice president, with a provisional national convention to be called once branches multiply. Redmond announced plans to sail to Ireland next Wednesday.

New York United States Hoffman House Irish League Old Land League Parnell John Redmond M. P Thomas O'Donnell Patrick McHugh Michael Redding Redmond America McHugh Mr. O'Donnell John Finerty Chicago Michael J. Redding Baltimore James R. O'Beirne New York City John O'Call Ireland Irish League of Ireland

Fair Cold Local Forecast and Storm Report

Fair cold conditions persist Thursday with northerly winds. Friday brings warmer unsettled weather and snow later with variable winds becoming southwest. Washington December 4 8 pm a storm moved off to sea winds off shore from New York northeast along the southern New England coast. Maximum speeds reached 68 mph in New York and 44 mph at Block Island. East of the Mississippi the weather remains fair and cold with only slight temperature changes. northeast winds along the New England and Middle Atlantic coasts will ease Thursday.

Washington New York New England Block Island Mississippi Middle Atlantic

At Home December Event Schedule

An open home event runs from nine A M to five P M on December fifth sixth seventh ninth and tenth. This listing notes specific dates for visitors to attend and view designated premises.

Ward 21 Caucus Repeaters Tell All About Fraud Scheme

Two youths who worked for Charles L. LeClair described how repeaters gathered $1 per vote at the Ward 21 caucus, including erasing ballots and returning new ones. Fred A. Collins disclosed fooling politicians, turning over a ballot to police, and betraying allies as Hart and others faced bail and jail, with witnesses noting opium references and machine politics.

South End Charles L. LeClair Ward 21 LeClair Fred A. Collins Winsloe Newmarch Winsloe-Newmarch George W Sweeney Hart Collins Colling Norfolk House

Ex Mayor Matthews Fires Up Charlestown Rally

Ex Mayor Matthews spoke to about 2000 Charlestown voters at Roughan Hall, denouncing the Hart administration as a do nothing regime. He urged strong support for General Collins, attacked Ward 21 and Hogan, and critiqued city spending and building contracts in a fiery campaign rally.

Matthews Charlestown City Hall Roughan Hall B. T. Wheeler General Collins Hart John J. Hogan Philip J. Doherty Doherty Hogan Collins Philip J. O’brien Salem D. Charles Arthur Harrington Arthur Dolan Alfred S. Hayes Edward F. Quigley Board of Aldermen Democratic Party Crane Architect Department Statistics Department

Sea Claims Many Lives As Nelson Sinks Off Astoria

The British ship Nelson, 28 crew, sank after being towed from Astoria harbor in a gale. Tug Tatoosh could not rescue those below deck. cargo lumber destined for Cape Town and officers Captain Perriam First Mate Strachan Second Mate Tilsley are named. Seaman John Meuley from St John among the crew.

Astoria Ore Nelson Perriam Batley George W. Woods Cape Town South Africa Taylor, Young & Co W. A. Strachan J. ¢. Tilsley John Meuley St. John

Vessel Runs Aground On Dog Bar Breakwater

Gloucester December 4 A Vigilant 92 ton echooner Captain Henry Curtis, from the Banks with 70,000 pounds of fish, struck the Dog Bar breakwater about 9 tonight. The vessel is badly placed and likely unsalvageable. Crew sought a tug but none arrived by late hour. Vessel and cargo valued around 39,000 dollars. Thirty fifth to strike since construction began.

Gloucester Dog Tar Henry Curtis Curtis Vigilant John Pew & Son Dog Bar

Ship and Crew of Frozen British Brig Aboard near Bridgeport

Seven members of the crew aboard the British brig Bridge td from Windsor, N. S., were frostbitten as signals of distress during a storm off Penfield Reef. The steamer Josephine, sighting the signals, aided the vessel commanded by Captain B. R. Sanford. Captain Merrill of the Josephine reported seven frozen crew members.

Bridgeport Conn Windsor N. S Penfield Reef Josephine B. BR. Sanford W. M. Merrill

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