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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1899

Page

1

Arrests Reported as State Police Clash with Local Force

In Marlboro on February 2 the State Police issued warrants leading to two arrests of Miss Mabel Mullaney and George Hamlin on charges of intimidation amid labor unrest. Both are union members and were released on bail. Local police are accused of neglecting crowd control around factories, while State authorities allege unlawful gatherings and intimidation of non union workers. Edward T. O'Brien received two months for assaulting an officer and an additional month for assaulting a worker. he appealed and posted $100 surety.

Stitchers’ Union Mamlin Lasters’ Union Ethiers Guardians of the Peace Wade Plunkett Joseph Dyson Dyson Edward T. O’brien House of Correction George Roby South Framingham O’brien

Public notice on Dr. Warren's Formula B testimonials

A dated claim asserts testimonials for Dr Warren's Formula B are genuine and not bought. Advertisers offer ten thousand dollars to prove any paid testimonials received or published, arguing rivals spread allegations to hurt business.

Dr. Warren

New Rule Halves Lieutenant Candidates After Captain Walker Death

The board may bar many lieutenants from the exam for Captain Walker's vacancy at Station 12, after a rule requiring at least five years as a lieutenant. The list shows who remains eligible across stations, with several names ruled out and others listed as potential candidates.

Board of Police Walker Butters Headquarters O'Neil Rosatto Daniel Ritter Hanley Brickley Peabody Garland Kimball Hall Coleman O’lalor Enright and Boynton Yeaton Frohock Collyr Spear Curran Libby Hines Chase McBryan Fottler Peare and Briggs Sullivan Walkin Curry Boyer

Rank of Lieutenant Race Update

In the race for this position Sergeant Sheehan of Station 1 leads up to date amid ongoing contest for the lieutenant post.

Sheehan

Porter back in Havana on arrival from Remedios

Robert P. Porter arrived in Havana from Remedios and met General Wood at Colon on his way to Cienfuegos and Santiago. He delivered Gomez's written acceptance of the invitation to Havana, and Gomez is expected to receive a hearty reception, aiding Cuban reconstruction.

Havana Robert P. Porter Remedios General Wood Colon Cienfuegos Santiago Gomez Porter Brooke

Promises of Cooperation in Cuba Reconstruction

Special representative Robert P. Porter secured General Gomez's active cooperation in Cuba's reconstruction and the disbandment and payment of the 3 million dollars for Cuban soldiers. Gomez pledged to go to Havana to confer with General Brooke, aiming to establish a firm civil government and swift disbandment.

Dr Lorimer Speaks On Parable and Expansion of Society

Dr Lorimer discusses the parable of Satan on the Mount while Dr Clark presents the impact of his society's expansion. Senator Hoar's sentiments are greeted with enthusiasm as Secretary Long's telegram draws applause. President McKinley sends a greeting message.

Dr. Lorimer Satan Hoar

President’s Greeting to Christian Endeavorers

The executive message from the Executive Mansion Washington on February 2, 1899 extends hearty congratulations and best wishes to Rev Francis B Clark D D president of the United Society of Christian Endeavor Boston Massachusetts for the organization they lead. President William McKinley signs the greeting.

Washington, D. C Francis B. Clark D. D United Society of Christian Endeavor Boston Mass William M’kinley

Secretary Long Urges U S Territorial Expansion

Secretary John D. Long argues that expanding the United States expands education, free government, life and liberty protections, and national commerce. He urges young citizens to face new global duties with high purpose, calling for world citizenship and Christian Endeavor ideals as a model for good.

United States Commonwealth Great Christian Endeavor Union John D. Long

Senator Hoar Urges Peacemaking Message to Christian Endeavorers

Senator Hoar addresses the Christian Endeavor Society of Eastern Massachusetts urging youths to judge territorial expansion by Christ’s teachings. He questions forcing war or subjugation to spread doctrine and cites the Declaration of Independence, Lincoln, and Sumner as guiding examples. He warns against forcing beliefs on others even for perceived good.

Christian Endeavor Society Massachusetts Tremont Temple Abraham Lincoln Charles Sumner Philippine Islands Hoar

Anniversary of Christian Endeavor Draws Big Tremont Temple Crowd

Tremont Temple hosted one of its largest ever Christian Endeavor gatherings for the eighteenth anniversary. Speakers included Dr. Clark and Dr. Lorimer arguing for and against imperial expansion as crowds sang the Star Spangled Banner and received telegrams from McKinley and letters from Long and Hoar.

Christian Endeavor Tremont Temple Dr. Lorimer Lorimer Hall Clark Lorimer Boston Christian Endeavor Union Somerville Cambridge Newton Arlington Malden Lynn Needham Brockton Pilgrim Norfolk Chelsea Salem Medford McKinley John D. Long Hoar Massachusetts Francis E. Clark George ©. Lorimer Henry Thomas Hill F. A. Walsh The Boston Union George K. Somerby Joseph K. Dixon John L. Withrow Francis ©. Clark D. D Christian Endavor

Not Guilty Plea in Provinchia Case After Jail Handoff

Lizzie Provinchia pleaded not guilty before Judge Wentworth and was sent to jail in Dover without bail for the February Supreme Court term. Sheriff Hayes and deputies accompanied her to Rochester amid a curious crowd. The coroner’s jury found she was responsible for the Cox woman’s death.

Joked With The Sheriff As Murder Suspect Is Held

Mrs Lizzie Provenchia slayer of Annie Cox was brought from Rochester to Dover New Hampshire and committed to the county jail to await grand jury action. Her sister in law Miss Agnes Provenchia remains in default of 500 as a witness. She rode in a hack with Sheriff Hayes and was placed in the women's department after being weighed and measured. A large crowd gathered but few saw her.

Dover N. H Lizzie Provenchia Annie Cox Rochester Agnes Provenchia Hayes Women’s Department

Dr Lorimer Addresses Expansion Debate on Imperial Ambition

The Rev Mr Lorimer argued against expansion citing Satanic offers to Christ as a warn­ing against empire. He questioned that attaching nations to Palestine would mislead moral duty and degrade the savior, suggesting imperial gain would require worship of power and moral compromise.

Lorimer Satan Christ Palestine

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