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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1896

Page

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Bribery Charge Highlights Heating Contract Hearing

A Boston hearing in City Hall examined the Robinson Street School heating bid awarded to Fuller & Warren. Herbert L. Harding charged possible dishonesty in the awarding process, citing improper influence and the involvement of an architect and a committee member, with Mayor Quincy presiding.

Board of Aldermen Chamber City Hall Citizens’ Association of Boston Fuller & Warren Robinson Street Herbert L. Harding Committee On Quincy Fuller & Warren Concern Paul, Lowell, Strange Dunn Fuller & Warren Company Citizens’ Asso School Committee Fuller & Warren Sysem Thornton D. Apollonio Robinson School House Magee Furnace Company Gould Howard Paul Sanborn Mr. Gould A. Lawrence Lowell Judge Fowler

Weyler’s Havana Arrival Draws Roaring Welcome

General Weyler arrived in Havana at 5:30 PM riding with two cavalry squadrons. Crowds lined streets around the palace, showering him with flowers and cheers as he appeared on a balcony. He declared the army achieved the pacification of the island amid renewed ovations.

Havana Weyler Spain

Hale Breaks Six Day Bicycle Record in Garden Rush

New York dispatch reports Hale, at 8 01, shattered Schock's six day record by surpassing 1600 miles. The crowd of about 5000 roared as Hale led Rice, Forster, and others in a night of racing at Madison Square Garden. Hale extended the record to 1600 miles plus, with night progress and multiple collisions among rivals noted as the crowd cheered.

New York Bebio Ccirssees Hale Schock Rice Forster Glick McLeod Sours Pierce Ashinger Maddox Reading Cassidy Gannon Taylor GHCK Secseee Smith Moore M LL Hale BCG Ee Schock Prunes Name M. le M. Name M. Hs Forster Y Schock Bigig Piotor Smith Don Baker Columbus Teddy Goodman New Kefrest Guck Alo al Weinig Buffalo Eaton Baker York

Spain Prepares Indirect War Reply on Cuban Question

Madrid reports Spain plans a lengthy memorandum on the Cuban issue to outline its rights and history with the Cleveland administration. The document aims to avoid provoking the United States while detailing Spain’s views to both governments. Senate figures Mills, Call, and Cameron stir unfavorable reaction at home.

Madrid Spain Cleveland America United States Mills Call Cameron Committee On Foreign Affairs Senate

Overcoat Thief Caught at MIT Locker Room

A man was caught in the Rogers building lunch room carrying a coat owned by MIT student James L. L. Fyfe. Police traced the suspect via papers to Albert K. Walker, with a $45 Hotel Brunswick overcoat check found in his pocket.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology Ofeer Drake Division 16 Rogers Building James L. L. Fyfe Albert K. Walker Brunswick

Old Boniface Dead. Saco Hotelier Silas Gurley Dies at 68

Silas Gurley a former Revere and Tremont House proprietor in Boston and Mt. Mansfield House manager in Stowe VT died in Saco at 68. His wife and daughter survive. A longtime Saco storekeeper, he ran the York Hotel before it burned, spent summers at Ferry Beach, and owned a Saco farm with Seal Rock Spring whose product shipped nationwide.

Biddeford Silas Gur Revere and Tremont House Boston Mt. Mansfield House Stowe Saco York Ferry Beach Seal Rock

Fire damages Worcester Street house after overheated furnace

At 8 26 last night an alarm from Box 613 reported a fire in the grocery store of sa50 J Wood Jamaica Plain. A furnace overheated in the basement of 659 Worcester Street caused a blaze in the brick dwelling with about 0 damage.

J. Wood Jamaica Plain Worcester Street

Coxey Denounces Party in Open Letter

J S Coxey in Massillon Ohio issues an open letter to Senator Marion Butler denouncing the People party as disgraced and driven by a petty silver issue. He resigns from the national committee and says he has left the Democratic party, hoping to join a party that can offer relief from financial and industrial ills.

Massillon, O J. S. Coxey Marion Butler People’s Party Ohio National Committee Democratic Party Republic

Receiver for Tattersall's in New York

London is said to have begun wind up proceedings for Tattersall's of New York, a British corporation. It failed to pay interest on £43,000 debenture bonds tied to Tattersall's Kentucky and Tattersall's Fasig Company of New Jersey. Liabilities beyond the bonds are seen near $20,000 with good assets about $11,000.

New York London Tattersall’s of Kentucky Tattersall’s Fasig Company New Jersey

General George L. Beal Dies at 71 in Maine

General George L. Beal of Norway Maine died of heart disease at his home aged 71. He commanded the First Maine Regiment as captain, then led the Tenth Maine as colonel, later served as colonel of the Twenty-ninth Maine, and was promoted to brigadier general by brevet and then to full brigadier general before ending his service. The funeral is scheduled for Monday.

Norway George L. Beal Maine Tenth Twenty-ninth

President Cleveland to take brief South Carolina shooting trip

Washington dispatch reports President Cleveland will depart for Georgetown South Carolina with Captain Rob ly D Evans Captain Lamerton and Dr O Reilly to be hosted by General Alexander. They will travel by rail then by lighthouse tender down Winyah Bay for a short hunting excursion and rest.

Washington Cleveland South Carolina Robly D. Evans Navy Lamberton Fifth Light House O’reilly Georgetown Winyah Bay Alexander

New Tariff Framed for Extra Session of Congress

Washington December 11 Republicans in the House say a moderate tariff bill will be framed this winter for an anticipated extra session. It aims to raise adequate revenue and provide home industry protection, shifting from ad valorem to specific duties while preserving key schedules and setting hearings dates for orderly action.

Washington House Congress Ways and Means Committee Louisiana Texas Nebraska Bryan

Bicycle Rider Sees Eye Bleed After Car Fuse Strike

John R Heading of Hyde Park suffered a severe cut on his left cheek when a fuse from an Ashmont and Milton car exploded and struck him while he rode beside the vehicle on Fairmont avenue. He was taken to a drug store as Dr Black feared possible loss of sight in that eye.

John R. Heading Webster Place Hyde Park Ashmont Milton Fairmont Avenue Heading Black

Horrible Death of John West at Boston Forge Works

Night engineer John West aged 60 from East Boston died at Maverick Street works after duty began. He was found crushed between the fly wheel and belt in the engine room wheel pit by night watchman Thomas Burke. West’s body was wedged and most bones broken. authorities suppose a loss of balance caused a fatal fall onto the belt.

John West Boston Forge Company Maverick Street East Boston West Moore Street Thomas Burke

Enveloped in Flames at Cambridge Street Home

Mrs. Caroline Tilch suffered severe burns last night at the rear of 99 Cambridge Street when a kerosene lamp exploded as she stood in the kitchen. Two young men who encountered her quickly wrapped coats around her and helped extinguish the fire.

Caroline Tilch Cambridge Street

Thieves at Harvard Target Overcoats and Vests

Sneak thieves visited Harvard yesterday stealing outerwear. J F Waterman of 8 Oxford Street Terrace Boston reported his overcoat taken at the Fogg Art Museum while he examined it. Charles Weiness of 15 Dunster Hall lost a coat and vest.

Harvard J. F. Waterman Oxford Street Terrace Boston Fogg Art Museum Charles Weiness Dunster Hall

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