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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1901

Page

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Rio de Janeiro Sinks In Fog After Hitting Hidden Rock

Captain Ward is believed lost with the Rio de Janeiro which struck a rock near the Golden Gate in dense fog. About 122 drowned, 79 saved from 201 aboard including Rounseville Wildman the U S consul at Hong Kong. Pilot Jordan rescued. Ward’s fate reported as locked in his cabin.

San Frasco Pacific Mail Rio de Janeiro Golden Gate John Rooney Rounseville Wildman United States Hong Kong Frederick Jordan William Ward Honolulu Jordan Point Bonita Ward Rio Holland J. K. Carpenter Ing Captain Ward Fort Point Frederick Lindstrom Admiral Tryon Victoria Lindstrom Frederick Castrini Meiggs Station North End Pate Andrew Ademi G. Albert San Francisco Ademi

Death by own action of mill captain Wilkins in Lawrence

In Lawrence on February 22 George Owen superintendent of the Lower Pacific mills died by suicide with a revolver in a private residence. He had suffered grip and business worries in Providence. Survived by wife Lydia Owen and daughters Lydia and Mrs Weeks. Police and medical examiner handled the case. autopsy not deemed necessary. Former Police Captain Romanzo H Wilkins became violently insane following a long illness.

Owen Flanders Handy Se Pacific Corporation Haverhill Lawrence Streets Providence R. I Atlantic Delaine Mills Charles Owen George Owen Lawrence Pacific Lydia Dexter Lydia Owen Mary Weeks Lydia Merrimac Methuen Weeks Washington Howe

Wreck Near Bordentown Blamed on Conductor Sapp

Philadelphia report cites Amboy division Superintendent Abercrombie stating Conductor Edward Sapp of the accommodation train disobeyed orders, bearing responsibility for last night’s wreck near Bordentown.

Philadelphia Penn Abercrombie

Captain Wilkins Mainstay of Boston Police Fades With Illness

Captain Romanzo H. Wilkins, longtime Boston police veteran born 1830, served 45 years and led detention at the old Tombs and City Prison. After retirement, he grew ill and was kept in a padded cell before being moved to the Boston Insane Hospital in Dorchester. His health deteriorated after recent symptoms, with grave fears for his life.

Romanzo H. Wilkins City Prison Boston Insane Hospital Dorchester Captain Wilkins City Tombs City Boston Waterman Newbury Street Savage Cooper Street Old City Prison Court House Auburn Street Charlestown

Weekend North Atlantic Weather Outlook

Fair conditions Saturday and likely Sunday with continued freezing temperatures. Brisk northwesterly winds along the Atlantic coast from New England to the Carolinas. In coastal Georgia and Florida winds shift from light southerly to brisk northerly and northwesterly. Special travel rates promoted by A Be Johnson & Co. in Boston.

Washington Atlantic New England Carolinas Georgia Florida Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut West Pacific Coast A. BE. Johnson & CO Devonshire Boston

Notice on mutilated Boston Sunday Post copies

Complaints report newsdealers and newsboys removing coupons from the Boston Sunday Post and selling mutilated copies as complete papers. Readers urged to demand the paper intact without mutilation.

Boston Sunday Post Sunday Post

New York Gets New Police Commissioner and Chief

Colonel Michael C. Murphy, president of the Board of Health, is named commissioner and chief of police of New York City. John B. Sexton becomes health chief. Devery becomes first deputy police commissioner. Cortright, deputy chief for Manhattan and Richmond. McLaughlin, deputy for Brooklyn. Elias Clayton, deputy for Queens. Devery protests the removal while accepting the deputy role.

New York Albany Michael C. Murphy Board of Health Devery Police City of Murphy John 3B. Sexton Health Department Cortright Manhattan Richmond F. H. McLaughlin Brooklyn Elias Clayton Queens

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