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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1901

Page

7

Most Rev Weldon Named Canon of Westminster Abbey

London reports on December 5 that the Most Rev James Edward Cowell Weldon bishop of Calcutta is appointed canon of Westminster Abbey to take effect after resigning Calcutta see. Other brief items note Kennedy purchasing a building for the American College in Rome and Porto Rico calling its Legislature to meet New Year’s Day.

London James Edward Cowell Weldon Calcutta Westminster Abbey Rome Thomas Kennedy American College Pilotta Palace San Juan Porto Rico Charles Hartzell Hunt United States Philip Watts W. G. Armstrong

Collision Near Bow Between Glasgow Bound Stronsa and Ajax

The British ship Stronsa under Captain Jones returned to port after a collision near Bow with the new British steamer Ajax under Captain Batt, which had left London for San Francisco. The Ajax ran aground after the incident.

Glasgow Stronsa Jones San Francisco Cal Bow Ajax Batt London

Orators Plead Hart Cause At Roxbury Rally

A pro Hart Davis rally was held at Mt Pleasant Republican Club in Roxbury on Dudley street. Speakers claimed Boston could not be run on a nine dollar tax rate and urged a Republican victory, detailing debt and loan controversies involving Matthews and Quincy.

Hart Davis Mt. Pleasant Republican Club Dudley Street Roxbury Frank H. Haynes Fred C. Gilpatric Quincy Boston Matthews William S. McNary Nathan Matthews Republican Party Ballantine Ward 17 Brophy James Donovan Timothy Donoghue Ward 10

Hon C H Saunders Dead Ex Mayor of Cambridge

Charles H Saunders ex mayor of Cambridge died at home 1627 Massachusetts Ave aged 80 or 81. Born Nov 10 1821 in Old Cambridge he built a hardware business then served as Cambridge official including council alderman and mayor. He led sinking fund board for nearly 25 years and held posts in Sons of the American Revolution and other societies. Married Mary B Ball in 1849. four children. Golden wedding celebrated Sept 18 1899.

Charles H. Saunders Cambridge Massachusetts Avenue University City Charles Hicks Saunders Old Cambridge William Sarah Saunders Flagg New England England Hopkins Classical School Suffolk Bank of Boston Saunders Massachusetts Society of the Sons of the American Revolution Bunker Hill Monument Association The Shepard Historical Society New England Historic-Genealogical Society Cambridge Club Mary B. Ball Concord Mass Annie B Carrie H Mary JL Charles R. Saunders Election Commission Mr. Saunders

Bulls Rule Market as Chicago Board Sees Record Trading

Booming bull enthusiasm drives the heaviest trading in over a year at the Chicago Board of Trade. Wheat and corn futures rise early, then profit taking erodes gains as trading volumes reach into the millions of bushels. Prices show overall strength despite a late pullback.

Chicago Board of Trade

President nominates collectors and postmasters

The President sent nominations to the Senate naming George W. Allen for Key West district of Florida and Hiram P. Mackintosh for Newburyport Massachusetts as collectors of customs. James M. Simpson slated for the Kansas internal revenue district. Postmaster nominee Frank P. Goss of Hyannis Massachusetts also listed.

Washington Senate George W. Allen Florida District of Key West Fla Hiram P. Mackintosh Massachusetts Newburyport Mass Collector of Internal Revenue Kansas James M. Simpson Frank P. Goss Hyannis

Carrie Nation suspends The Smasher's Mail newspaper

Topeka Kansas December 5 Mrs Carrie Nation known for her temperance work and vandalism announced the suspension of her paper The Smashers Mail begun about a year ago. She says it did not pay and will cease publication.

Carrie Nation Topeka, Kan Kansas

Teaching the Negro at Northampton Speech by Booker T. Washington

The winter meeting of the State Board of Agriculture closed with Booker T. Washington as a speaker. He spoke at City Hall on The Colored Race and Its Relation to Productive Enterprises, stressing Negro agricultural progress and education, followed by a lecture from Prof. George T. Powell on Fruit Culture and New England farm value.

Northampton State Board of Agriculture Booker T. Washington City Gulf States South Tuskegee School George T. Powell School of Practical Agriculture and Horticulture Briar Cliff Manor N. Y New England

Harvard Man Scales East Rock Near Monument

New Haven December 5. Harvard student J A Whitehead climbed the 400 foot granite East Rock cliff in front of the soldiers monument.

New Haven Harvard J. A. Whitehead East Rock Soldiers’ Monument

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