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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1899

Page

3

Millionaire Palmer Kills Wife in Edgewood Bedroom

Amos B. Palmer a wealthy Cranston resident shot his wife Addie M. Nutter Palmer in their Edgewood home after a day of drinking. Palmer confessed to the crime saying whiskey led to the killing and was held without bail as police and medical examiners investigated the case.

Providence R. I Amos B. Palmer Edgewood Cranston Palmer Addie M. Nutter New Hampshire Dollie’ Bliss Bliss Annita F. Palmer Broad Street Providence Athletic Club Lre Mrs. Bliss Tutler Hospital Darby Joan Mr. Palmer Fred Talbot William J. Tully Miss Salisbury Mrs. Palmer Mary Farrell Onnce Knightsville Village Dr. Carr Amos D. Palmer

Trial resumes in Hagan Chance murder case

The second week of the Hagan and Chance murder trial opened with Patrolman Jordan’s testimony and Chance’s confession in court. Prosecutors argued the confessions were admissible despite defense objections, and the judge allowed the police accounts of Chance’s statements. Jordan recounted Chance admitting Hagan killed the drug clerk and described the staged overcoat and disguise, while Inspector Shields and Sergeant O'Neil testified on arrests and interviews. Judge Bishop overruled a motion for a separate trial and the Commonwealth aims to finish its case today.

Arthur Hagan John H. Chance Russell Jordan Chance O'Neil Swasey Hagan Harvard Street Shields Chicago Boston Larkin Haagan Inspector Shields Harriman Fitzgerald Wyman Murph Broadway Extension Harrison Avenue Atlantic Dugan McLaughlin's Bishop Knowlton Commonwealth

Congress Debates Navy Adm position and Dewey plan

Senate session opens amid no quorum and heated debate over McEnery resolution. Hale and Mason argue over how unanimous consent was obtained while a bill to create an admiral of the navy, likely to sit Dewey, is approved. Prices rise as blizzard disrupts coal milk and meat supplies. coal stores and rail service hit, with shortages and transport delays across Gaston and coastal ports.

Washington Senate McEnery Platt Conn Hale Mason McLaurin S. C Naval Affairs Committee Dewey Cockrell Gaston Elevated Gaston New England Metropolitan Coal Company Atlantic Transportation Company Baltimore Philadelphia Vineyard Haven Sian

Shaw Wins Opening Match in Amateur Racquet Championship

The New York tournament opened as A. Shaw of Boston faced W. B. Dinsmore Jr., champion of the home club. Dinsmore tied with 14 aces and a 3 point set, but Shaw captured the second, third, and fourth games to win the best three of five.

Shaw New York America A. Shaw Boston W. B. Dinsmore, Jr Dinsmore

Cornell Relay Team Trials Name Finalists for Boston Meet

About 23 men competed at Ithaca trials for relay spots to face Princeton in Boston on February 18. Captain R. H. Ripley C. G. Hannock and H. E. Hastings were among the selectors. The best quarter mile time posted was 63.25 seconds.

Cornell Ithaca N. Y Princeton Boston R. H. Ripley C. G. Hannock H. E. Hastings Bellinger

Fear Cost of Army Bill in Blizzard Shuts House

Washington Feb 13 The blizzard halted House business as Speaker Reed could not reach the Capitol. Payne acted as Speaker pro tempore while debate on the sundry civil bill continued. Attendees discussed army bill costs with estimates ranging from 145 million to under 80 million, and concerns about a 45 million deficit if 80 million passes. Democrats criticized subsidy policy and warned that eastern imperial dreams faltered amid costly seas and canal plans.

Washington Capitol Reed Payne New York Cannon Hay Virginia Berry Kentucky Williams Mississippi Nicaragua Canal

Bicycle News Highlights From American and European Racing

Weekly bicycle club note reports L A W membership drops to 15 045 with 80 applications and 255 net loss. New York leads applications, plus lists states with counts. Delinquent credit lists to be circulated by Albert King. Julia Maines plans a two month bicycle voyage from Fort Worth to New York and Chicago. Long distance riders eye Roubaix and Paris races in May. Austral wheel race drew 30000 in Melbourne. Touring Club de France forecasts 127000 income and 162000 outlay. Eddie Bald to sail for Europe in March to race. Dunlop firm to build fifteen motor tandems for the season. Walters signed as English rider.

New York Connecticut Pennsylvania Massachusetts Rhode Island Albert King Cycle Dealers’ Protective Association Julia Maines Fort Worth Tex Chicago France Roubaix Paris Melbourne Touring Club de France Eddie Bald Europe Dunlop Walters

Fear for fuel as riot-torn city contends with hard times

Richmond February 13 There is great fear of fuel shortage and widespread suffering among the negroes and poorer citizens as the city confronts harsh conditions and rising needs amid unrest.

Richmond

Amateur champion Ten Fyck on Penn water polo team

In sports notes Ten Fyck of the University of Pennsylvania is listed as amateur champion carsian and a member of the Penn water polo squad. Other items mention President Hare of the Chicago bail team fining players out of games next season, a possible delay of the National League schedule meeting, and various notes on rowing, canoeing, and Lincoln anniversary events.

Ten Fyck Carsian University of Pennsylvania Hare Chicago St. Louis Robison Clevelands van der Ahe Philadelphia Ice Palace John Davidson Milwaukee O'Dea Harvard University of Wisconsin Badger American Canoe Association St. Lawrence Boston Auburndale Buffalo New York Trenton Toronto Kingston Brockville Ottawa Mackenfies J. A. Brown A. G. Spalding Young Brown Adrian C. Anson Browns

Cure Kidney and Bladder Troubles With Swamp Root

Public health ad promotes Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer as a remedy for kidney and bladder disorders and uric acid trouble. It claims to cleanse the blood, ease frequent urination, and prevent back pain. Free sample offer and book shown, with address in Binghamton New York.

Kilmer Bright the Post Boston Daily Post Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y

Boxing Ground Hopes For Fitz Jeffries Match Areas Compete

Bids must be in ten days but offers are slow. Dan Stuart and Carson City vie as likely grounds near Jeffries home. Westchester possible for a Gotham crowd with Lenox A C favored before cancellation. Coney Island Club $15,000 bid likely, Buffalo doubtful after Hawthorne setback. Lenox A C would have offered most money but their plan dropped. Senators eye Davenport for Stiff-Root notes aiding boxing bill passage.

Fitz Jeffries Dan Stuart Carson City Nev Battle Ground Bob Fitzsimmons Jim Corbett New York Westchester County Gotham White Plains County Fair Grounds Coney Island Lenox A. C Buffalo Hawthorne Corbett Norman Selby Sharkey Paddy Sullivan Patsy Haley Oscar Gardner Cincinnati Rhineland Joe Hopkins Omaha Casper Leon Terry McGovern George Munroe Brooklyn Pelican A. C Young” Mahoney Mayunk Penn Kerwin Chicago Jack Bonner Pennsylvania Tok O’brien England Harlem John IF. O'Malley Illinois Davenport

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