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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1900

Page

10

Massachusetts Superintendents Association Holds 32nd Meeting

School superintendents and committee members from across the state gathered in Lorimer Halls for the thirty second annual session. Officers were elected, including J A Pitman as president and Eugene Bouton as vice president. A resolution urged that street railway carriers charge no more than 2 1/2 cents per ride for transporting children to and from school. The group also protested a Senate bill aimed at repealing 1898 manual training requirements in elementary schools.

Lorimer Halls Massachusetts A. G. Wheeler Wakefield L. P. Nash Holyoke E. D. Howe Marlboro G. G. Fietcher State Board of Education F. Dutton Brookline Baldwin J. A. Pitman Eugene Bouton Pittsfield R. W. Hine Dedham Senate

Elevator accident claims life of R W E Nye at Cambridgeport store

R W E Nye aged 18 of 24 Chestnut Street Cambridgeport died after an iron bar fell in the Andrew Dutton upholstery warehouse at 8 Canal Street yesterday evening. He suffered a fractured skull and died en route to the hospital.

R. W. E. Nye Chestnut Street Cambridgeport Andrew Dutton Canal Street Nye

Confession in Old Kentucky Murder Case

Five years after lumberman Thomas Howard was shot to death in Middleboro Kentucky his son John Lewis Howard 15 dying of consumption confessed to the killing with his mother Mrs Amanda Howard. He described the setup and rifle placement and led to Mrs Howard arrest by Deputy Sheriff Charlie Cecil.

Middleboro Thomas Howard John Lewis Howard Amanda Howard

Hotel Destroyed by Fire in Rockland

Central House burned in Rockland this morning with narrow escapes reported. Owner Donald McKay of Boston insured the building for $5000. Mr. McLean faced a $2000 loss with $1000 insurance. The blaze is believed to have started from the furnace.

Rockland McLean Donald McKay Boston

Ex Governor Wolcott Declines Philippine Commission Seat

Ex Governor Roger Wolcott will not join the new commission to established civil government in the Philippines this summer. He was offered a position but cites business and family obligations as the reason for declining.

Roger Wolcott Philippine Islands Wolcott

Major Grady Camp Plans Drum Bugle Corps Meeting

Members tied to Major Grady Camp plan forming a drum and bugle corps next Thursday evening. Musicians who served in the Spanish War are invited to attend at 169 Border Street.

Grady Camp Border Street

Reynolds Captures Miller After Montreal Pursuit

Brooklyn Detective Captain Reynolds reports he followed a Montreal go-between to Miller of the Franklin Syndicate. Miller allegedly agreed to return with him willingly, while Montreal officials doubt the tale and say Miller was arrested in New York State via a district attorney arrangement.

New York Reynolds Devery William F. Miller Franklin Syndicate Miller Montreal Ammon Chief Devery Brooklyn Chief Kellert Metropolitan Detective Bureau Today Captain Reynolds New York State District Attorney's Office

Miller Returns From Montreal After Franklin Syndicate Run

In a New York arrival Miller travels from Springfield Mass to Manhattan seeking his wealth. Police hunt his partners after the Frank lin syndicate case yields only seventy five cents in his possession and the main head’s millions remain missing.

Miller Montreal New York Harlem River Bridge Manhattan Grand Central Station Forty-second Street Franklin Syndicate

Prussia’s Prince Henry Robbed in Siam Bandit Hold Up

Oriental advices report Prince Henry of Prussia, vice admiral of the German squadron in Chinese waters, was held up by bandits in Siam while visiting the king. Robbers secured about $1000 in cash and two bicycles.

Prince Henry of Prussia Siam Victoria B. C Prince Henry

Bold Bakery Hold-Up on Clarendon Street Reported

A second Division 6 bakery robbery this week occurred at 2 55 pm when a man wearing a blue serge suit and black overcoat masked his face with a handkerchief and pointed a revolver at clerk Fannie Adams, forcing $5 from the till before fleeing. The robber is described as about 23 years old, 5 feet 6 inches tall.

Clarendon Street Georgiana Patch Fannie Adams Miss Adams

Admiral McNair Leaves Naval Academy for Extended Sick Leave

Rear Admiral F V McNair, recently on sick leave, requested detachment from the Annapolis Naval Academy superintendency and extended sick leave due to continued ill health. The Navy Department granted the request.

Washington F. V. McNair Nava]l Academy Annapolis Navy Department

Mormon Migration Aims 280000 Acres for Big Horn Colony

Governor Richards returned from Salt Lake City where he met Mormon leaders to plan a large colonization in northern Wyoming. A committee will select over 280,000 acres under the Carey act with reservoir sites and water rights. About 40,000 Mormons will leave the Great Salt Lake valley in April to trek 700 miles to the Big Horn basin.

Cheyenne Wyo Richards Salt Lake City State Lands Board Lorenzo Snow Apostle Woodruff Big Horn Basin Wyoming Utah

Irish Party Meeting Elects Officers and Whips

At a London gathering of the Irish parliamentary party, minor officers and whips were elected and several contributions were received. A cable from the president of the Massachusetts Hibernian Society promised support of 30 000 members.

London Irish Parliamentary Party Massachusetts Hibernian Society

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