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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1902

Page

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Long Refuses to Resign Under Fire at Hingham

Secretary of the Navy John D. Long rejects resignation rumors amid Schley appeal chatter. While resting in Hingham, he notes no resignation has been considered and expresses desire to return to private life in Boston and Hingham. He cites Washington life as a grind and values his quiet domestic life. The President’s decision on Schley is awaited, with expectant timing after his return to Washington.

Hingham Secretary of the Navy John D. Long Washington Middlesex Club Hingham Bay William Smith Hersey Street Schley Secretary Long McKinley Boston Long Navy Department

Roosevelt Jr in Groton Faces Critical Illness

News from Groton reports Theodore Roosevelt Jr. in weakened condition with intervals of unconsciousness and delirium matching the Hodges case. President Roosevelt arrived to find his son largely unresponsive though briefly conscious. doctors warn of danger as the illness progresses over the third day. The President’s departure plans depend on his son’s health, and crowd at Groton station observed quiet sympathy as he moved toward the awaiting carriage.

Groton Hodges Theodore Roosevelt, Jr Washington Mrs. Roosevelt Young Teddy Teddy, Jr Roosevelt Howard Potter Ayer Groton School Boston & Maine Worcester Mwdward Riley J. W. Kiny Rambler Colonel Roosevelt Peabody David Gibson Dr. Peabody Sherrard Billings Gibson Mr. Billings Democrat Cortelyou Secret Service

Flames Devastate Paterson Core, 26 Blocks Burned

A 40 mile gale fueled a 17 hour blaze in Paterson New Jersey wiping out 26 blocks and destroying 500 homes and key buildings including City Hall banks and the high school. Scores were injured some fatally, many missing, and 1000 families left homeless as martial law was declared in the burned district. Widespread outages darkened the city as firefighters received regional aid.

Paterson N. J Livery City Quackenbush & Co Boston Globe National Clothing Company Kent’s Ainsille’s Muzzy’s Hardware Marshall & Ball Dothiers John Norwood Oberm’s Wortendyke’s P. H. & W.G. Shields Feder & McNair Zandler’s Wlappin Ragowski's Brohal & Mueller Co. E. Beach Morehead & Son Paterson Gas and Electric Company Skye Mackintosh Jersey City, Hoboke, & Paterson Traction Company Broadway van Houten Street Main van Houten Main Street

Fair Weather Forecast for Boston and New England

Washington reports a fair outlook for New England with snow in mountain districts on Monday. Tuesday remains fair with diminishing west winds. Barometer trends show low readings over the North Atlantic and New England, high over the Missouri valley and eastern Rockies. Winds ease in New England and New York, while lake region snow flurries persist with diminishing westerly flow.

Washington New England North Atlantic Missouri Valley Rocky Mountain Stone New York Lake Region

Parlor Rugs and Persians at Slashed Prices

Antique Kazaks 4x7 and Persian runners 3 to 6 by 7 6 now offered at reduced prices. Kazaks formerly $45 847 and 50. Persians previously $35 to $60. new tag reads 22 to a figure not fully shown, indicating substantial savings on fine area rugs.

PROM Kirmanshah Tabourette Ee Eee Eerereenaceios Hail ‘Lass Plano

Fatal St Louis Fire at Empire Hotel Claims Ten Lives

A blaze in St Louis yesterday destroyed the Empire Hotel area leaving ten men and one woman dead, eight seriously injured and a dozen badly frostbitten after escaping into the bitter cold. Property loss was small.

Empire Hotel St Louis

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