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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1901

Page

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British report of Boer actions near Pretoria and Wilge Valley

General Kitchener reports Dewet's force crossed the Bloemfontein-Ladybrand line near Israelspoort during the night of January 30. French cavalry and infantry sweep east of the Pretoria Johannesburg line, engaging about 2000 of the enemy at Wilge Valley with four killed and nine wounded. British losses one killed and seven wounded. Knox says fighting south of Welcome on January 29. five Boers buried. Boers attempt mine destruction at Benoni. several wounded, three taken prisoner. Commandant Marais wounded and captured.

London Kitchener Pretoria Dewet Bloemfontein-Ladybrand Israelspoort Hamilton Pretoria-Johannesburg Delagoa Bay Natal Rmelo Wilge Valley Knox Welcome Benoni Commandant Marais

Forecast for New England and mid Atlantic coastal winds

Forecast shows fair weather Friday and Saturday with light to fresh west to south winds. Disturbances move across Nova Scotia to southern California. Temperatures rise in western South Atlantic States and New England while winds shift from northwest to southeast along the coast. Friday brings occasional snows and rising temps for Maine New Hampshire Vermont, Saturday Snow in most areas.

Washington Nova Scotia Georgian Bay California South Atlantic Gulf States Tennessee New England Middle Atlantic Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut

Defective Chimney Causes Roxbury House Fire

A chimney defect in the home of Frank J. Whiting at No 3 Cedar Street Roxbury caused an alarm from Box 261 at 6 26 last night. The fire confined to the first floor and basement with losses not exceeding 1000 dollars.

Frank J. Whiting Frank H. Harris Cedar Street Roxbury

First car crosses new Northampton bridge across Connecticut River

The Northampton and Amherst street railway opened with the first car crossing the new iron tubular pier bridge over the Connecticut River. The 1300 foot structure is the longest of its class in the country.

Northampton Northampton & Amherst Street Railway Connecticut River

Warship Opossum arrives with flooded hull after collision

H M S Opossum reached Pembroke Wales with five feet water in its collision bulkhead following a near miss with the British torpedo boat destroyer Vigilant.

London H. M. S. Opossum Pembroke Wales Vigilant

John W Davis Improves. Doctors Hope for Recovery

PAWTUCKET R I Jan 31 John W Davis shows notable improvement and physicians express strong hope for his recovery after current treatment and condition monitoring.

Pawtucket, R. I John W Davis

George Chapin Dies Suddenly at 65 in Northampton

George Chapin a retired teacher died suddenly in Northampton tonight at age 65. The obituary notes his long teaching career and his involvement in the local community.

Northampton George Chapin

Mayor vetoes firemen pay rise as council agrees on committees

Mayor Hart vetoed the ord er raising firemen salaries citing a 172000 annual cost and no request from department heads. Council assigns committees, with Arthur W. Dolan as ordinance chair and broad reshuffling across finance police and public works departments.

Hart Common Council Kiley Arthur W. Dolan Monaghan van Wyck New York Hurley Salem City Hall Victoria Committee On City Messenger Roberts Committee On Police Department Norris Messrs Beckford Bennett Davenport Homans Thayer Woods Treasury Department Burr Cauley Nitz McDermott Alexander McMahon Flanagan Clark Gaylord Phelan Oe McMahon Wood Donnelly Murphy Hoban Fitzgerald Power Sullivan Curtis Doherty Whiteley Dolan Lane Kenney Water Department Young Staples Hickey Good Simms Kelly Battis Carter Cadigan Grady Newton MacDonald Shiels Gavin Lorey Mildram Howe Wing Mullen Scigiiano Teevens Atwood O'Hare Barrett Starrett Curley Scigliano

Medford Bride Flees Before Wedding With Betrothed Groom

Miss Margaret Grady of Medford was to wed Thomas Flynn when she vanished with Martin Canty a week earlier leaving no bride. Flynn, a Boston Street Railway motorman, had prepared a home on Almont Street. The wedding ceremony was to be led by Rev Father Flannagan at his High Street residence.

Margaret Grady Medford Thomas Flynn Martin Canty Mary Geary Flynn Simon Canty Martin Lizzie Lynch Buckley Hackman Thomas Flannagan High Street Boston Street Railway Company Almont Street

Lawson Says Gas Investigation Is a Farce

Thomas W. Lawson denounces the gas investigation vote as a farce. He claims lawmakers ordered no inquiry this session and asserts Representative McPherson erred in pursuing it. He warns the Legislature will be scientifically strangled if it resists the chosen course.

Thomas W. Lawson McPherson

Miles Denies Graft in $9000 Tax Fund Embezzlement

Edward P. Miles tax collector admitted using tax funds in business but pleaded not guilty to the embezzlement charge of $9000 against ex Alderman George P. Keith. He was held in $9000 bail to appear at the Cambridge Superior Court. Counsel and witnesses named.

Charles E. Bennett Rufus Howe F. P. Glazier Lavillian Arnold Ernest Co. Bell Walter W. Murphy Herbert

Gas investigation order referred to rules committee

The Massachusetts House reconsidered the gas inquiry order proposed by Mr McPherson of Framingham, voting 114 to 78 to send the measure to the rules committee after debate. Critics argued past investigations wasted funds while supporters urged fuller public disclosure on gas securities and company earnings.

Boston McPherson South Framingham Committee On Rules Schofield Malden Saunders MacPherson

My Clothier's Chat Sale Promises Bargains for All

A garbled ad promotes a Trouser Sale with pants at 1.59 to 3.00, boys Reefs for 98 cents, and overcoats cut to 9.97. It claims 2000 Queen Victoria cabinet photos to be given away at 10 this morning, aiming to attract shoppers with limited offers and novelty items.

Queen Victoria

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