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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1904
Page
7
City politics focused on who will lead the Board of Aldermen after Chairman James H. Doyle retires. Alderman Daniel A. Whelton, who headed the ticket, is favored by insiders to win the January 4 vote. Patrick Bowen and John E. Baldwin are also mentioned as possible candidates in the cl osing days of the campaign.
William Musse of the Genesta saved Frost, a Massasoit crew member, from drowning yesterday morning. Frost fell overboard while trying to board a neighboring vessel, was swept under the wharf, and nearly lifeless when Musse leaped into icy water to rescue him. The Genesta crew pulled both men aboard and tended them.
Washington D C Dec 14 Senator Crane of Massachusetts was today given multiple committee assignments He was named chairman of the committee on industrial expositions a nominal post that includes office space in the capitol He was added as associate member to Canadian relations civil service post office and post roads and public buildings and grounds He also fills a vacancy on the post office committee created by Senator Lodge moving to the rules committee after Senator Hoar's death
A famed Indian gem the Green Diamond known as Eye of Goona is stolen in Delhi in 1902. In England, Crook and Merrick pursue clues via twelve Tokay wine bottles and a threatening box. They exchange wry messages in London as they await a public confrontation at Marble Arch.
Merrick and Crook stage a cautious exchange in London seeking to return a box. A Hindu courier picks up the parcel while a suspicious Mehta Singh looms, hinting at a staged diamond theft and a looming confrontation with Hahn, as the two men reflect on the ruse and possible consequences.
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