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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1897

Page

6

Building a women’s detention facility gains ground

The Boston Board of Aldermen’s semi annual report from the special committee outlines plans to replace aging prison facilities with a new women’s building within the county grounds and to improve jail security and lighting. It notes the county jail’s creditable condition but calls for brick fencing and a wharf upgrade on Deer Island.

Board of Aldermen John H. Colby W. J. Donovan Perlie A. Dyar Houses of Correction South Boston Deer Island House of Reformation Rainsford Island Suffolk County Mclaughlin Board of Health City Hospital Board of Police House of Correction Colby West End Boston Elevated Railway Company Quincy Carleton Street Winthrop Street Charlestown Independence Square

No Quorum Delays Council Session. Final Meeting Set

The Common Council met but lacked a quorum so no business occurred. They adjourned to meet Thursday, Dec 30, at 4 p.m. for the final session of the current body, followed by the annual dinner.

Discharged Receiver in O’Leary Case Sinks Action

Judge Showalter sustains defense motion in Mary O’Leary v Supreme Council Catholic Knights and Ladies of America. Receiver Dunne had held the bill failed to show a cause of action. The case proceeds only if properly framed.

Chicago Showalter United States Circuit Court Today Mary O’leary Supreme Council, Catholic Knights and Ladies of America Dunne

Doan’s Kidney Pills Sell Cure for Kidney Troubles

Catherine Meisner of South Boston describes severe backache and frequent urination after pneumonia, claiming Doan’s Kidney Pills relieved pain, normalized urine, and restored rest. Price 50 cents. sold by dealers or mailed by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.

Barden Doan Catherine Meisner W. 3d St Boston Dean Curtis’ Drug Store Broadway C Street Don Foster- Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y U. S

Tensions Rise Over Gloucester Fish Trade at Boston Wharf

Fresh fish dealers on T wharf expect war with Gloucester men to end soon as crews protest unequal price scales. About thirty-one vessels arrived for today’s market with losses from berthing mishaps. Gloucester Marblehead and Beverly fleets may join the Boston fleet amid fines for breaking the Ironclad agreement. Captain Gideon Penney defies orders to Gloucester and faces a $20 fine dispute.

T Wharf Gloucester New Albert Geiger Long Wharf Mortis H. Perry Flora L. Nickerson Marblehead Beverly Boston Gloucester Association Lucy Devlin Gideon Penney A. L. Sanborn

Arrivals of fish and prices from Boston to Gloucester docks

The fleet reported numerous haddock cod hake and pollock arrivals aboard ships such as Lucy E Mary Cabral Martis H Perry Clara M Littlefield Hattie F Knowlton and others. Boston and Gloucester price lists show haddock cod pollock and hake per cwt and per pound with halibut scrod prices. The Leyland steamer Armenian arrived with an American stowaway and three cabin passengers. Minia was seen from the cable lines. Ice King towage to New York. Park Ethel anchors at Provincetown Harbor bound for hides from Montevideo. Captain Dodge’s son visited for Christmas. Lepanto sails for Hull after twenty seven years at sea.

Lucy E Mary Cabral A. C. Newhall Haddock Martis H. Perry Clara M. Littlefield Hattie F. Knowlton Cosmos Gs. L Trafton Defiance Leionia Acacia Joseph Warren Jessie L. A. Harvey Sylvia J. Nunan Mary Emerson A. L. Sanborn Veteran W.H. Herbert Albert Geigher Golden Eagle Lucy Develiss Klondike Edith Emery E. S. Noonan Thomas W. Knight Emerald P. Manta Boston Gloucester Pollock Liverpool Lepanto Hull Oliver H. Durrell Brown, Durrell & Co Minia Trott Ice King Eudora New York Park Ethel Provincetown Harbor Montevideo Dodge Portland Bearpark England

Waterfront activity lifts after week of storm delay

Port officials report a banner day with steam colliers towboats and barges delivering coal and cargoes after heavy weather. Orion unloaded about 2300 tons of coal while towboats brought over 30,000 tons of coal in 39 barges. several vessels headed to sea with coal and lumber.

Belle of New York returns to Boston stage crowd pleases

The Belle of New York at the Casino in New York and expected at the Park next week draws strong crowds. Several theaters announce casts and upcoming acts including Hackett Mordaunt Mansfield Drew Irving and Lou Glaser.

New York Casino the Park James K. Hackett New York Lyceum Company Edwin Mordaunt Harbor Lights Bowdoin Square Richard Mansfield Brooklyn Hollis John Drew Isabel Irving Sydney Grundy Billy van Vevi Nobriga Komedy Koons The Howard Parker House

Lewis Hall Dies at Cambridge After Long Career

Lewis Hall of Cambridge died at his home aged 74. Born in East Cambridge in 1817, he worked at Merrill & Perry, later co owning Hall & Sons Lumber, helped organize Lechmere Bank, and led Flint & Hall Lumber. He chaired a church choir and aided William Lloyd Garrison’s cause. He left four children from his first marriage and a second wife Ellen Crafts.

Lewis Hall Cambridge Mr. Hall East Cambridge Merriam & Perry Long Wharf St. Louis Augustus Jesse Hall& Sons Hall Lechmere Bank D. B. Flint Flint & Hall William Jackson Newton Mary Louise Fillebrown Lewis A Export Sarah Caroline Jackson David Humphrey Ellen Crafts Charlestown Garrison Wilson’s Lane

Testing an Extinguisher in Post Office Square

A large wooden box fire in Post Office Square drew brief public attention as kerosene fuel fed the blaze. A young man used a Giant fire extinguisher to douse the flames in seconds, with three successful tests witnessed by Fire Commissioner Russell and District Chief Eagan.

Postoffice Square Russell Eagan Martin and Clark Eldridge Walter R. Johnson Montgomery New York Montgomery, & Heiskell Boston Fire Department

All Princeton Food Sees Ducks After Cleveland Hunt

Princeton buzzes over ex President Cleveland returning from a duck hunting trip with a large bag. Hampers and barrels of ducks flow to local homes as faculty and instructors stock larders and ice boxes. Neighbors note his calm post political life helped his bounty.

Princeton Cleveland Express Company Theological Academy

Louisville preacher defies church censure on heresy

The Rev. M. H. Houston, convicted of heresy, appeared before the Louisville presbytery and refused the prepared censure, saying he would abandon his calling before renouncing his beliefs. Final action postponed to the spring meeting.

Louisville M. H. Houston

Alligator Souvenir From Hotel Elliot Parade

A Jacksonville Florida hotel issue features a stuffed alligator souvenir mounted on a stand. The carved legend says the creature lost its life in Florida to solicit patronage for the New Hotel Elliot.

Hotel Elliot Jacksonville Fla Florida

Novel Advertising Design At Keith's Theatre Entrance

An electric display easel debuts in Keith's Theatre lobby promising eye catching promo. It features a marble colored easel with a four leaf clover containing city names and a moving multicolored Keith's message across the top. Built by The Automatic Electric Display Company and Thomas W. Gieeson, the mechanism remains a guarded secret.

Washington Street Keith’s Boston New York Philadelphia Providence Moran Crown Keith Automatic Electric Display Company Thomas W. Gieeson

Ninth Boston Symphony Concert at Music Hall

The Boston Symphony Orchestra performed in Music Hall last evening with no soloist. Beethoven Symphony No. 2 in D, Bach Christmas Oratorio shepherds music, Grieg string melodies, Humperdinck Hansel and Gretel preludes, Bizet Suite Arlesienne. Uniformly high quality. strings shone in Grieg. the Larghetto from the symphony stayed memorable.

Boston Symphony Orchestra Music Hall Grieg Hansel Gretel Humperdinck Bizet

Mc Laughlin Arraigned in Wife Murder Case

Francis Mc Laughlin faced the Superior Criminal Court under Judge Bishop after being indicted for the November 15 murder of his wife Margaret at their Boston home. He pleaded not guilty and was held without bail, requesting court-appointed counsel. Trial date to be set later, likely in the late part of the term.

Superior Criminal Court Bishop Francis McLaughlin Margaret Boston O Day

A Pretty Calendar Promotes Evangeline Route

The Dominion Atlantic Railway issues a color lithographed calendar for 1898 featuring the Prince Edward steamship at night with a search light. Free copies mailed from J. F. Masters Boston or available at Long Wharf. In St Louis a report notes two children killed by hogs in a rural Missouri incident near Tiff City.

Dominion Atlantic Railway Steamship Line Prince Edward Evangeline J. F. Masters Washington Street Boston Long Wharf ST. Louis Tiff City George Coakley

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