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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1896

Page

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Endurance World Record Sparks Six Day Bicycle Duel

In New York at Madison Square Garden the six day indoor race featured Teddy Hale and Reading from Omaha battling for hours nineteen and twenty with Hale taking a late lead and setting a new endurance benchmark of 260 miles in 14 hours 10 minutes while continuing to press for the overall lead amid crashes and dramatic riding.

New York Madison Square Garden Teddy Hale Reading Omaha Hale Beth Waller van Emburg Eddie’ Bald Garden Moore Pierce Ashinger Ellis Taylor Foster Conklin Rice Glick Schock Smith Gannon Maddox Bomsteeg Cassidy McLeod Golden

Lynching of Two Missouri Suspects Shocks Lexington

A mob broke into the Lexington county jail at about 1 am and lynched Jesse Winner and James Nelson, both held for the murder of Mrs Winner and her two children. Leon Lackey, jailed as a possible accomplice, was spared then and may face threats of later violence.

Lexington Bay County Jesse Winner James Nelson Nelson Maggie Katron Winner Lackey Ray County Elson Aull

Motion to Dismiss Rusie Suit in Federal Court

In Chicago on December 7 a motion was filed by the National Exhibition Company owners of the New York National League Club seeking dismissal of Amos Rusie suit for damages and restoration to the active list. The ground is lack of residency and interstate residence.

Chicago United States National Exhibition Company New York National League Baseball Club Amos Rusie Tate

Alleyway Robbery in Brockton Nets Two Arrests

John McSherry of Brockton was lured into an alley behind 68 Phillips Street last Saturday night and robbed of an $85 watch and $30 cash. Officer Gilmore arrested Levi T. Allen and Mason Murray, both of 29 Anderson Street, for the alleged theft.

John McSherry Brockton Phillips Street Gilmore Levi T.allen Mason Murray Anderson Street McSherry

Robbery in Beverly: Mrs Hobbs Assaulted by Three Men

Mrs. John W. Hobbs of Cabot Street Beverly was assaulted by three unknown men at dusk as she walked home from a neighbor’s. They stole $40 from her bag after one robber grabbed her arm. The bag was found near a gardener’s cottage but contents missing. Authorities searched with no results and Mrs. Hobbs is prostrate but not seriously injured.

Beverly John W. Hobbs Cabot Street North

Bayard Declines Gift for Peace Efforts as Ambassador

London sources report Mr. Bayard will not accept a proposed gift in recognition of his work toward US England peace. He says his ambassadorial role prevents accepting any testimonial, while the Telegraph vows the donations will be returned.

Washington London Telegraph

Wife in crisis attempts suicide at Roxbury home

Mrs. Kate Roller of 8 Conant street Roxbury attempted suicide last evening by Paris Green. Found quickly and Dr. Kennedy notified. she was moved to City Hospital in critical condition. Family troubles cited as cause. death possible.

Kate Roller Conant Street Roxbury Paris Green Kennedy Highin City Hospital

Harvard Varsity Eight Debuts New Stroke Order On Charles

Coach Lehmann leads Harvard varsity eight in first row with new order Bull 7 Goodrich 6 J F Perkins 99 6 J H Perkins 98 4 Sprague 3 Hollister 2 C Thomson bow Boardman. Boat rides from Harvard Boat House through Charles River as Lehmann and alumni observe. Dinner follows at Algonquin Club with Plum of Storrow Mumford and others.

Harvard Bull Goodrich J. F. Perkins J. H. Perkins Sprague Hollister C. Thomson Boardman Lehmann Charles N. Fay Oneida Algonquin Club Boston Francis Peabody J. J. Storrow G. M. Mumford A. D England Mumford M. Townsend L. S Storrow Perkins

Funeral of Abel Maynard Rice Held at Home

Dean Everett of Harvard Divinity School led the funeral for Abel Maynard Rice, Harvard student, at his parents' home in Lynn this afternoon. Friends attended from Meadville Pennsylvania Clinton and Newton Highlands where Rice preached in All Souls Church. Classmates from Harvard and Meadville carried the casket. Rice graduated from Meadville Theological School.

Lynn Dean Everett Harvard Divinity School Abel Maynard Rice Harvard Divinity Meadville Penn Clinton Newton Highlands Rice All Souls’ Church Harvard

Yale Eleven Elects Captain Rodgers of Toledo

James O Rodgers of Toledo Ohio was tonight elected captain of the Yale football team for the coming year. Rodgers is in the junior class and has previously served two seasons as captain.

New Haven James O. Rodgers Toledo Yale Rodgers

President Cleveland Urges Cuban Home Rule and Currency Reform

President Cleveland’s 18 000 word message urges Congress on multiple fronts including Cuban policy favoring home rule for Cuba, opposition to external intervention, and potential U S purchase of the island. He promotes gold and silver use, warns about trusts, pension abuses, and bank reforms while praising civil service reform and life savers contributions. The address also notes diplomacy triumphs over Venezuela and arbitration ideas with Britain.

Cleveland Congress United States Spain Cuba Great Britain

Senate Opens Session with Message Reading and Armenian Note

In Washington the Senate opened with Vice President Stevenson presiding and a prayer by Chaplain Millburn. Senators waited as a message from the President was read and discussed, noting Armenian outrages in the Ottoman Empire and Cuba policy. The House also convened, with Major Pru delivering the message. ex-Speaker Crisp’s death was announced by Mr. Turner.

Washington The Senate Stevenson Millburn House United States Sherman Rep Smith N. J Cox Turkey Spain Reed Couden Messrs. Cannon Ill Payne N. Y Turner Dem Major Pruden Dingley

Mr. Clevelands Views On Cuba

The passage argues that Spain’s failure to quell the Cuban insurrection erodes its sovereignty in Cuba and that when Spain’s authority is effectively extinct the United States must take precedence in fulfilling higher obligations beyond supporting Spanish rule.

Spain Cuba

Senators on Cuba Senate quotes from Foreign Relations members

Washington dispatch reports statements by Senators Cullom Mills Morgan Lodge and Representative McCreary on Cuban war policy. They discuss halting the conflict, recognizing belligerency, and placing U S influence to end the struggle and aid Cuba’s governance.

Washington Foreign Relations Committee of Congress Cullom Illinois Spain Mills Texas United States Cuba Senator Morgan Alabama Senator Lodge Massachusetts

McKinley reads Cleveland on Cuba with interest

Major McKinley in Canton reads the president's message about Cuban affairs aloud with clear tones. Observers call the Cuba section informative and fair. A nearby congressman doubts home rule for Cuba. insurgents may be treated as belligerents within ninety days. Rumors place Colonel Henry Dupont as a potential Secretary of War.

Canton Major McKinley Cleveland M. T. Herrick Cuba Henry A. Dupont Delaware Dupont West Point

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