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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1900

Page

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City Hall Discharges, Vet Job Fight Draw Attention

Discharges in the street and water departments are approved by the Mayor and to be carried out by Superintendent Wheeler who is battling a heavy cold. The city veterinarian post to succeed Dr Lee is contested between Dr Murphy and Dr Howard with Dr Owara seen as likely to win.

Wheeler Water Department City Hall Lee Murphy Brighton Howard Ward 2 Republican Committee Owara

McLellan Seeks Dissolution of Lederer Company

George B. McLellan of New York city, former vice president, filed an application with Attorney-General Maines to start a Supreme Court action to dissolve the George W. Lederer Company on grounds of insolvency. A hearing was adjourned for one week.

Albany N. Y Maines Supreme Court George W. Lederer Company New York City George B. McLellan

Rail bosses clash over New York Central plans here

A collection of quotes argues over bringing New York Central influence to Boston and New England. Figures including William O Blaney George A Crocker George A Marden Edward Atkinson and Rev Charles F Dole weigh franchise sales and regional growth as Boston reactions differ on ownership and rail efficiency.

New York Central William O. Blaney Massachusetts New York George A. Crocker Boston & Albany George A. Marden Edward Atkinson Charles F. Dole Boston John D. Bryant

High water crashes ships and bridges on Buffalo Creek

Heavy ice and flooding on Buffalo Creek cause $100000 damage to docks and shipping. Whaleback Thomas Wilson breaks from moorings and hits Hoyt and No. 123, followed by Carnegie and Buffalo at the dock. The Wilson then rams Cleveland & Buffalo docks, injuring boat and structure as the Michigan street bridge is damaged.

Buffalo N. Y Buffalo Creek Thomas Wilson Hoyt No. 123 Carnegie Michigan Street Wilson Cleveland & Buffalo

Momentous Trial Attacks Mrs Molineux as Motive for Murder

In the Roland Molineux trial for Mrs. Katherine J. Adams murder, Assistant District Attorney Osborne lashes at Mrs. Molineux as the motive, provoking clashes with defense counsel Weeks. The jury panel faces possible deliberation tomorrow amid illness and courtroom drama.

Mrs. Molineux New York Osborne Roland B. Molineux Katherine J. Adams Goff Manheim Brown Molineux Blanche Chesebrough Barnet

Reform Club Discusses Leases of Boston and Albany Rail Lines

Massachusetts Reform Club led by Moorfield Storey meets at Youngs Hotel to debate the interests of the city and Commonwealth in the Boston and Albany and Fitchburg leases. About ninety members attend including George A. Marden Charles F. Dole and others as William O. Blaney argues for New York Central access to Boston.

Massachusetts Reform Club Moorfield Storey Young’s Hotel Commonwealth Boston & Albany Fitchburg Reform Club George A. Marden Charles F. Dole William Turtle House Committee On James J. Myers House Edward Atkinson William O. Blaney George A. Crocker Boston New York Central West Shore Buffalo Vanderbilts Miyyo York Central Ton & Albany New York

Retreat Across Tugela Reported With Heavy Losses

London reports Great Disappointment as General MacDonald orders a withdrawal to Modder River. Boer forces claim British defeat at Colenso amid rumors of heavy casualties and strategic setback.

London MacDonald Modder River Colenso

Buller Withdraws From Vaal Krantz After Cross Fire

Special dispatch from Spearman's Camp reports General Buller's forces withdrew due to Boer cross fire and the impossibility of intrenching Vaal Krantz. Dated yesterday noon, the note was filed from Spearman's Camp.

London Spearman Vaal Krantz Buller

Buller Driven Back Again In Ladysmith Relief Bid

London reports Buller has been driven back after a third attempt to relieve Ladysmith. One account says he retired over the Tugela. No losses detailed, but feared heavy as at Spion Kop. Public reaction tempered by belief he could not hold his position.

Molineux Mr. Osborne London Buller Ladysmith Tugela Spion Kop War Office Aden Balfour House of Commons Berlin

Buller Retreat Reported After Boer Bombardment

London reports Buller driven back after a third failed attempt to break Boer lines to relieve Ladysmith. British forces fell back to Krantz Kloof and Molins Drift positions amid unconfirmed heavy losses. Details withheld by the War Office amid censoring and conflicting notices.

Buller Krantz Kloof Ladysmith Molins Drift

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