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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1902

Page

4

Explosion at North Andover Kills One Injures Fifteen

Lawrence February 14 One man is dead and 15 injured after a dynamite cartridge exploded while a crew of 50 men dug rocks. Several victims are in critical condition with severe injuries from rock and frozen earth. Foreman Coogan fled after threats from workers’ associates.

Lawrence North Andover P. J. Sullivan P. J. Kelley Boston J. Laughlin East Cambridge General Hospital Lorin N. Farnum Salem Boston & Northern Street Railway Company Lorenzo Cannoviato Angelo Petraglia Italy Petralgia Haverhill Fred D.mcallister Bartwell Forster and Merrill Thomas Byrne Foreman Coogan Coogan

102 Year Old Miss Ann Tuite Dies in Worcester

Ann Tuite, aged 102, died at the Worcester residence of her nephew Rev James F Tuite pastor of St Anne s Catholic Church. Born in West Meath Ireland on January 8 1800 she emigrated to the United States in 1835. Her family lines include a mother who lived long and a grandmother age 108. The Rev James P Tuite is noted nationwide for Catholic temperance work.

Worcester Ann Tuite James F. Tuite St. Anne’s Catholic Church Miss Tuite West Meath Ireland America St. Anne's James P. Tuite Catholic Temperance Societies

Boys Snatch Thief Case Leads to Truancy Charge

Mrs Jennie Barrow reported a handbag theft on Cambridge Street by several boys. A 14 year old, Harry J Hogan of 131 Cambridge Street, admitted presence and shared the loot. Hogan was committed to the truancy officer and the police vow to curb hoodlum activity.

Jennie Barrow Allen Street Division Cambridge Street McDonough Harry JL. Hogan Hogan

Restorative Cure Promise By Dr Shoop Card Offer

A historical appeal promises to cure a sick friend with Dr Shoop's Restorative. The ad outlines a test period at the buyer's risk, with a $5.50 cost if successful and reimbursement by the seller if it fails. It cites a five year track record, claims 39 of 40 succeed, and emphasizes nerve power as the mechanism.

Dr. Shoop

England in a hole blames Pauncefote in US Spain war row

Washington dispatches report England trapped in a dispute over American intervention in Cuba during the Spanish War. Pauncefote is named as scapegoat as Berlin and London clash over Britain’s role. German officials publish documents showing Britain sought a collective ultimatum to the United States. England reportedly distances itself from Pauncefote.

Washington England Germany United States Spain Lord Pauncefote Prince Henry London Berlin Henry Norman House of Commons Englad Prince Henry Lo Count von Buelow Dr. von Hollehen Cuba

London explains Pauncefote meeting in 1898

Parliamentary secretary Lord Cranborne told the House that Lord Pauncefote convened the April 14, 1898, gathering as dean of ambassadors. He said opinions were personal, not instructions, and the proposal to forward a telegram was rejected by Britain as injudicious. Britain had no knowledge of Germany's stance at the time.

von Hollenden Washington William Paunce England Lord Pauncefote London House of Commons Germany Foreign Office Lord Cranborne Henry Norman United States

Le Roux Analyzes Flaubert Love Novel and French Society

M Hugues Le Roux spoke before Harvard’s Cercle Francaise on Flaubert and Madame Bovary, contrasting northern and southern French social norms, noting women’s elevated yet perilous role in middle class culture and predicting American parallels in a century. He argued education precedes instruction for Latin peoples and praised Flaubert’s careful handling of romantic fiction.

M. Hugues le Roux Cercle Francaise Harvard University Flaubert M. le Roux France Bourgoisie Madame Bovary M. LeRoux

Close of shoe shop threatens town life

North Brookfield faces potential collapse as the B. & A. H. Bacheller Company's shoe shop, employing about 1100, plans to close during a reorganization. Leather stocks ship out, a surplus stockroom church is emptied, and workers fear layoffs after a year of wage adjustments set to end March 1. Population and economy hinge on the plant's fate.

North Brookfield B. & A. H. Bacheller Company Bachellers Boston Brockton Spencer Union Congregational Church Francis Bacheller Robert Bacheller Bacheller

Direct talks opened with brigands for Miss Stone aid

Sofia February 14 Bulgaria official paper says a strong U S note led Turkey to permit direct negotiations with brigands for the liberation of Miss Stone on Turkish soil.

Sofia Bulgaria United States Turkey Miss Stone

No Friction Between Donovan and Collins on Deputyship

Statements cited yesterday claim no friction exists between Mayor Collins and Superintendent Donovan over the paving deputyship and John L. Kelly’s candidacy. Donovan denies resignation rumors after lengthy conferences and says a deputy will be named soon, likely by next Monday, though Kelly remains defiant.

Collins Donovan John L. Kelly Kelly Mr. Kelly City Hall J. Kelly Daniel Dugan Ward Dugan J. L. Kelly

Mayor McNamee Names Charges Against City Buildings Chief

Cambridge Mayor John H. H. McNamee surprised residents yesterday morning by presenting a list of charges he had filed against the city’s superintendent of buildings, signaling a formal dispute within municipal administration.

John H. H. McNamee Cambridge

Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Lasting Relief

Advert explains that old surgical methods for piles cause pain and danger, while the Pyramid Pile Cure in suppository form offers local and constitutional treatment without drugs. It claims rapid relief, permanent cures after weeks, and lists price at 50 cents with free explanatory booklet from Pyramid Drug Co Marshall, Michigan.

Warner Bright Mabel C. Wood St. Joseph Church St Treas Young People’s Temperance Ass'n Pyramid Drug Marshall, Mich

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