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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1898

Page

6

Londonian disaster survivor tale ends with rescue at sea

Eight more crewmen from the steamship Londonian arrive in Baltimore aboard the Maria Rickmers, led by Captain E B Lee. Survivors recount the disabled ship from November 22 to 28, the doomed lifeboat capsizing, and the arduous rescue after a three hour swim to safety.

Baltimore Londonian Maria Rickmers E. B. Lee Joseph Cottier T. Behm F. Carlson J. Webb W. Carness D. Darnell Cook W. Martin Johnson Line Vedamore Seamen Johnson Neilsen Petersen Hendrickson Crowley Williams Hennessy Howard England Boston London Nickmers Bremen Paul Grosch Lenz Rickmers Rickers Lee Cottier

Arsenic Found in Candy in Botkin Case

In San Francisco on December 14, testimony in the trial of Mrs. Cordelia Botkin revealed that Dr. L H Bishop treated Mrs Dunning and Mrs Deane as ill with unknown causes until a chemical analysis showed arsenic in three candy pieces. Dr Wolfe confirmed about half a grain of arsenic and identified some candy but not the box.

San Francisco Mary Elizabeth Dunning Ida Deane Cordelia Botkin L. H. Bishop Wolfe

Commercial Combinations Deliberations At National Board

Washington December 14 at the National Board of Trade meeting the committee on the control of monopolies proposed that combinations tending to alter prices and stifle competition should be deprecated. They urged Congress to use its power to prevent such combinations where possible. Mr Halpin admitted personal profit from trusts but called them a public menace and in need of restraint. The resolution failed 19 to 25.

R. V. Merce Invalid’s Hotel and Surgical Institute Buffalo N. Y West Eaton Madison Co Mattie A. Walker Dr. Pierce Pierce Sen R. V. Pierce Washington National Board of Trade Committee On the Control of Monopolies Congress Halpin Mr. Goodwin Maxine Elliott Nathan Hale Hollis Boston Jefferson, Comedy Company Sheridan Otis Skinner Wilton Lackaye Ffoliott Paget Elsie Leslie William Jefferson Bob Acres Joseph Jefferson Melbourne MacDowell Blanche Walsh Sardou Cleopatra Tremont Theatre Miss Walsh Bernhardt Davenport Alice Atherton Henry Dixey David Lythgoe Rossi Brothers Park Theatre George Mt. Vernon Castle Square Theatre Belasco Monte Cristo Bowdoin Square Theatre K. L. Snader Miss McIntyre Mercedes Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Theatre Royal Dublin Columbia Theatre Whitbread London Tony Farrell James A. Herne Hearthstone Grand Opera House Lincoln J. Carter Johnston Brothers Howard Sousa Messrs. Miller and Waller Keith Union Square Theatre New York Keith's Grand Theatre Anzie Austin & Stone’s Australia Stuart Robson Marie Burroughs Fifth Regiment Gerald Lambert George Henry Galpin Winchester Barcarolle

John W. Nichols Dies at 66 in Dorchester

Boston newspaper veteran John W. Nichols died at his Dorchester residence at 1 10 p m He was 66 years old Nichols bought the True Flag in 1886 and ran it until last summer He was a prominent Mason and Odd Fellow and held lodge and encampment offices He belonged to the Boston Press Club and the Universalist Club.

John W. Nichols Boston Lonsdale Street Dorchester Nichols Boston Press Club Universalist Club

Water Works Convention Meets in Boston at Chestnut Hill

One hundred members of the New England Water Works Association gathered at Young's Hotel after visiting the Metropolitan Water Works pumping station at Chestnut Hill for their quarterly meeting. President Fayette Forbes of Brookline presided and a 1 o'clock dinner followed. In the afternoon technical papers were read.

Metropolitan Water Works Chestnut Hill New Eealand Water Works Association Young’s Hotel Fayette IF Forbes Brookline

verdict in spiritualistic fraud case nets ten thousand dollars

Mrs. Eliza Dean of Sandwich won a verdict for 10 493 73 against Mrs. Hannah Ross of Onset two spiritualistic mediums accused of taking money via messages from the deceased husband. The judge urged common sense and cautioned the jury about the credibility of seance communications. The defendant had prior sensational exposures in Providence and Boston.

Brockton Eliza Dean Sandwich Hannah Ross Onset Dean Providence Boston West Concord Street Walker James G

Labor Union Links Strengthen Ties With Britain At AFL Meet

At the AFL annual convention in Kansas City delegates heard William Thorne of the British Labor Congress urge ongoing organization and political power. William Inskip called for stronger American British union bonds and a federation with English speaking countries. President Samuel Gompers responded to the talks.

Kansas City American Federation of Labor William Thorne William Inskip British Labor Congress Samuel Gompers Inskip

Garland Associates Dine Annual Dinner Noted

The Garland Associates hold their annual dinner with attendees from the organization and guests from local clubs. Plans for the event include a formal program, speeches, and acknowledgment of members for service and contributions.

Prominent Boston Club Hosts Social at Copley Square

The Boston club of socialites at Faneuil Hall held a best ever gathering at the Copley Square Hotel. President Daniel Garland of J F Kimball & Co urged guests to enjoy the evening. Charles E Nason received a Garland farm calt and spoke eloquently. Notable guests included S B Newton Ti Porter B A Tumiley J G Chandler G Dradeen Ed Shakas H J Suter W Patenand William Potter Jr John L P Shea F E Piper B E Nason J A Sullivan M D Cressey Charles Bohn G W Bradbury Henry Alten W C Lynde Chares Tuttle S Lis Alonzo Spear W R Studson Samuel Siver W S Ward J B Ramsay Jr Harry Gleason Hyde Park George Losnosky Martin Griff Captain B W Bates Arthur Dreyfuss Charles H Walker and Frank Sanborn.

Ciates Copley Square Faneuil Hall Daniel & Garland J. F. Kimball & Co Charles HH. Porter S. B. Newton Ti. Porter B. A. Tiumiley J. G. Chandler G. Dradeen Ed Skakas F. H. Ivers H. Mitchell Henry J. Suter Bids Huntley J. Warren Wheeler Jus Langy Providence W. @. Patenand William Potter John LP. Shea F. FE. Piper BE. Nason AS. Sullivan M. D. Cressey Charles Bohn G. W. Bradbury Henry Alten W. C. Lynde Chares Tuttle S. I. Lis Alonzo Spear W. R. Sfudson Samuel Siver

Unitarian Club Dinner Highlights Theologians Event

At the December meeting the Unitarian Club heard Rev Heber Newton discuss Truths of Unitarianism as Applied to the Advance of Orthodoxy. Prominent attendees included Rev Howard N Brooks Rev Dr Charles G Ames Edward R Andrews Charles J Capin Boston Latin School C W Weaze Samuel A Eliot Winslow Waren Samuel M Crosby B C Clarke D Webster King Rev D B Normandie Judge Francis C Lowell presiding.

Unitarian Club Heber Newton D. D All Souls’ Episcopal Church New York City Howard N. Brooks Charles G. Ames Edward R. Andrews Charles J. Capin Boston Latin School C. W. Weaze Samuel A. Eliot Winslow Ware

Twenty-Second Massachusetts Regiment Reunion Elects Officers

The Veteran Association of the Twenty Second Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry held its annual meeting at Post 16 G A R Franklin schoolhouse. Ei A Stone was chosen president and E M Quinn vice president with an executive committee list including W Grover and O H Barnes among others. Special guests Lt Tufts of St Louis Major P D Whiton and Dr W H Prescott spoke.

Veteran Association of the Twenty-Second Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Post 16 Franklin A. Stone E. M. Quinn William Grover O. H. Barns C.H. Ramsdell Edward W. McQuinn W. H. Prescott Prescott Thirty-second Massachusetts

Boston police halt haunted house raid endangering a 14 year old

Arbecam and officers interrupted a Spiritist investigation at a Boston residence arresting Mrs Ross and her husband as a warrant was shown. A man seized a 14 year old girl prompting a scuffle with Lt Walker and Officer Arbecam while Dr C H Ayer drew attention. Mrs Dean testified about messages from her dead husband Byron and bonds in question. lawyers Glagg and Holt represented Mrs Dean with the case likely to move higher.

Arbecam Boston Mrs. Ross Mrs. Dean Mr. Byron Ralph W. Glagg J. G. Holt

Governor Nominates Court Official and Rail Directors

Governor Wolcott nominated Edwin B. Cady of North Adams as clerk of the District Court Stephen P. Sharples of Cambridge as State inspector and assayer of liquors S Stillman Blanchard of Boston as director of the collateral loan Charles F Plunkett of North Adams as State director of the Fitchburg railroad Haynes II of Chilson Northampton as clerk of the Hampshire County District Court

Wolcott Edwin B. Cady North Adams Stephen P. Sharples Cambridge S. Stillman Blanchard Boston Charles F. Plunkett Fitchburg Haynes ii Chilson Northampton Stampshire County

Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Pain Free Radical Relief

An advertisement extols the Pyramid Pile Cure for all piles claiming pain free relief without opiate dulling. It asserts rapid radical cure, contrasts with painful surgeries, and praises safety and cost. Prepared by Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Michigan, sold by druggists at 50 cents per package.

Pyramid Drug Co Marshall, Mich

Prisoner Sambriel Harris Attacks Deputy at State Prison

Sambriel Harris a convict jailed in Massachusetts for larceny breakings and entering and polygamy attacked Deputy Warden Nathan D. Allen at the Charlestown State Prison with a shoe knife. Allen received serious wounds requiring sixty stitches and was moved to his cell after Pillsbury and guards restrained Harris. Harris faces arraignment in Charlestown District Court with trial delayed by Allen’s injuries.

Massachusetts Cook Taunton Charlestons Nathan D. Allen State Prison Sambriel Tarris Allen Alen Harris Bridges Lawin McLoughlin Twe Deputy Allen Carris Charlestown

Morris Chair Offer With Purchases At Browne Horton Co

Free deal for livery customers buying seeds to 25 dollars or more. Pay cash or on instalments and receive an elegant Morris Chair. Browne Horton Co of 76 Washington Street sells carpets furniture ranges parlor stores blankets comforters and household goods with flexible terms to suit buyers.

Morris Browne, Horton & Co Washington St

Theatrical Gossip Basks in Boston Stage News

Veteran manager A M Palmer suffers heart trouble in Chicago and recovers. Olga Nethersole plays in Baltimore then Providence and Boston. Nat Goodwin teases a new Clyde Fitch play titled The Cowboy and the Lady. Eliza Otis to star next season under Jacob Litt.

A. M. Palmer Chicago Academy of Music New York Jacob Litt

Moran the Minstrel Dead at 73 in Philadelphia

Frank Moran a renowned American minstrel for nearly fifty years died at German Hospital at age 73 from influenza complications. He helped found the Benevolent Protective Order of Elks and is survived by his wife Jessie Millar, a burlesque actress.

Philadelphia Frank Moran German Hospital Benevolent Protective Order of Elks Jessie Millar

Stones Cracked by Frost Hit Public Library Pillars

Three of the eight ton stones under the sixteen ton pillars at the new Public Library entrance cracked this morning. The pillars must be removed and new foundation stones set. Officials blame moisture in the stones and a heavy frost overnight for the damage.

Lynn Public Library

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