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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1902

Page

4

Aldermen Clash Over Public Market Leases and Names

Cambridge aldermen debated market stall leases at Faneuil Hall, naming opacity and suspected mismanagement. Dowd pressed full lessee lists. Miller urged caution to protect private rights amid calls for broader scrutiny. Also discussed were playground funding, a bathhouse renaming controversy, and concerns about Franklin fund returns versus potential gains.

McNamee Cambridge Board of Aldermen Cambridge Bridge Commission Collins Champlin Dowd Faneuil Hall Miller Roxbury Alderman Miller Alderman Dowd Alderman Bowen

Miss Stone in Collapse at Strumitza near Salonica

A late despatch from Constantinople reports Miss Stone and Mme Tsilka located at Strumitza, five hours by horse from Salonica Uskub line. Stone, worn by six months of strain, cannot ride, while Gargiulo and Mr House rode from Salonica. Rest likely at Strumitza before sea transport to Constantinople, arrangements unclear.

Constantinople Miss Stone Mme. Tsilka Strumitza Salonica-Uskub Gargiulo Mr. House Salonica

Mead to lecture on Men Who Worked to Organize the World

Edwin D. Mead will lead a seven session course for Boston teachers at Old South Meeting House on Monday evenings beginning March 3. Topics include Dante to Kant and William Penn to the Hague Peace Conference. Free tickets available to teachers in Boston and vicinity.

Edwin D. Mead Boston Old South Meeting House William Penn Europe Immanuel Kant Charles Bumner The Hague

Chinese full federal officers raid Lynn round up arrests

Deputy Waters and Chinese Inspector Jenkins searched Lynn for unauthorized Chinese residents. Four men Chin Goon pai Moy Wong and Yee Gon Keeey were arrested and arraigned in Boston with $500 bail each. Officials said tips and certificates affected the haul and warned raids now face alert targets.

Bret Harte United States Waters Jenkins Lynn Chin Goon Pai I Moy Wong Yee Gon Keeey Federal Boston Fiske Oy Wong

Real Estate Exchange Backs Harbor Improvement Plan

The Real Estate Exchange passed resolutions urging Massachusetts Senators and Representatives to push legislation for the cost effective improvement of harbor channels and to permit free entry at all times for the largest ocean steamers.

Massachusetts Congress

Frontiersmen report sixty four wounded in Montenegro clashes

CETTINJE Montenegro February reports say sixty four men were wounded on the Montenegro frontier in fighting between Albanians and Turkish regular troops. The clashes follow the assassination of Albanian chief Mulageka.

Cettinje Montenegro Mulageka

Roosevelt Jr Convalesces. Home Soon Expected

Washington dated February 24 reports Theodore Roosevelt Jr convalescing rapidly. Attending physicians expect he will be able to be about the house in a few days, signaling a steady improvement after illness or injury.

Washington Theodore Roosevelt, Jr

Nervura remedy advertised for nerves and blood health

An old advertisement extols Dr. Greene's Nervura as a universal health booster promising vigor and happiness across generations. It claims hereditary flaws can be cured, reduces nervous symptoms and epilepsy indications, and cites child health issues as signs of nerve and blood disturbance.

Dr. Greene

Plans for the Kaiser's Meteor Yacht Launch

New York reports readiness for the Meteor launch at Downey shipyards on Shooter's Island tomorrow. President Roosevelt and Prince Henry will attend with an elaborate guard, a 21 gun salute, and a ceremonial hatchet cut to free the cradle as the yacht slides into water. The event includes a luncheon, city tours, and a formal reception, with English fittings noted and a candlelit interior design plan.

New York Downey Shooter's Island Roosevelt Prince Henry Pennsylvania Railroad Jersey City Mr. Downey Cary Smith President Prince Guard of Honor Miller Forshew Franklin Fry Craven Ford Beach Townsend Vanderbilt Agar MacEyitt and MacGowan Naval Militia Broadway Battery Thirty-fourth Street Staten Island Mariners’ Harbor Saten Island President Roosevelt Titus Miss Roosevelt Prince H Hohenzollern Dinir

Miss Roosevelts gowns for Kaiser's yacht launch

Washington February report details Mrs Roosevelt and Miss Roosevelt expected to attend the Kaiser's yacht launch. The party includes Captain and Mrs Cowles, Mr and Mrs Root, and Miss Root, with Theodore Jr contributing by seeking full telegraphic updates. Gowns feature velvet, lace, and white plumes.

Washington Roosevelt Alice Roosevelt Miss Roosevelt

England to Fit Up Meteor Decorations in London

England plans to fit up a meteor display in London with Attingee style decorations for rooms and a staged event. The brief report notes preparations and the planned presentation date in February.

England London

Pfeiffer Still An Anti Vaccinationist On Recovery

Bedford physician Dr. Immanuel Pfeiffer recuperates at home from smallpox and remains firm against vaccination. Dr. Hamblen notes gradual improvement and expects recovery within a week, predicting little facial pitting or disfigurement. He says Pfeiffer has likely not changed his anti vaccination stance.

Immanuel Pfeiffer Bedford Hamblen Dr. Pfeiffer Dr. Hamblen

Newark Woman Dies From Park Avenue Hotel Fire

Mrs. Caroline L Hall of Newark New Jersey died in New York Hospital from burns received in the Park Avenue Hotel fire Saturday morning increasing the death toll to two. She was the widow of Rev Dr Samuel F E Hall longtime secretary and treasurer of the Seamen's Friend Society. Dr Hall previously served as pastor in Oswego New York. Coroner Goldenkranz opened a secret inquest as witnesses were questioned without public disclosure.

New York Caroline L Hall Newark N. J Park Avenue New York Hospital Samuel F E. Hall Seamen's Friend Society Flall Oswego N. Y Goldenkranz

Grand jury opens Park Avenue tunnel disaster probe

In New York on February 4 the grand jury launched an inquiry into the Central Park Park Avenue tunnel disaster. Dozens of railroad employees are under subpoenas and several passengers from the two cars are involved. Rand is the special attorney leading the investigation, which will continue for several days.

Louis Ward Division St New York Duffy Malt Whiskey Co Rochester N. Y Park Avenue Tunnel NOW_ YORK Grand Jury Central Park Avenue Tunnel Sais Stric Orney

Professor Reuben Rideout Dies After Pneumonia

Everett obituary note for Professor Reuben A. Rideout who taught nearly 40 years and died of pneumonia. The item recalls the long career and mentions the Ken Nedy baking legacy in New England, noting the BurveR Thin Biscuit connection.

Everett Reuben A. Rideout Kennedy New England

Plucky woman chases burglar through city streets

Charles F. McDavitt reported a burglary at 410 Commercial Street where three suits, dozen shirts, nine Wade & Butcher razors, studs, jewelry, and $48 were stolen. Mrs. Silver pursued the intruder from the cellar to a wharf, fainting after a chase. police have a description.

Charles F. McDavitt Commercial Street Wade & Butcher

Christian Spirit in Colleges at Harvard Dinner

The Harvard Christian Association held its first annual dinner at the Harvard Union. President Eiot, football coach Bill Reid, and other notable figures urged Christian spirit in college life. About 125 attendees included members of the 1901 football team and many distinguished alumni and trustees.

Harvard Christian Association Harvard Union Eiot Bill” Reid Samuel Hoar N. P. Hallowell F. G. Peabody S. W. Sturgis New York H. B. Wright Yale W. T. Reid Eri. C. Carter G. E. Huggins Orville G. Frantz

Rioting toll rises in Barcelona as iron workers strike

Alcalde reports 66 killed since February 17 amid unrest in Barcelona. Wounded figures unavailable. Iron masters compromise with employers to a nine and a half hour workday. Harbor shows 51 undischarged vessels.

Barcelona Alcalde

Methodist Students Night Banquet Strikes Boston

The Boston Methodist Social Union held its annual students night at the American House attended by about 300 members and guests. Hon Edward H Dunn of the National Bank of Redemption hosted the students from Boston University. B H Dunn offered welcome with Stockdale replying for the students. The Royal Italian Band performed and Brown University president W H P Faunce spoke on the centerness of schooling to the state and the arch.

Boston Methodist Social Union Edward H. Dunn National Bank of Redemption Boston University BR. E. Douglass B. H. Dunn A. A. Stockdale W. H. P. Faunce Brown University

Ziegler and Corcoran Battle in Savannah Southeast Title Fight

Savannah boxing show featured welterweights Owen Ziegler and Tommy Corcoran in a 25 round Southeastern championship bout. Corcoran was knocked out in the twelfth round after a fast and game contest.

Savannah Owen Ziegler Tommy Corcoran Savannah Athletic Club Corcoran

Denver Bed Martin Beats Frank Childs In Six Round Bout

Chicago February 24 Denver Bed Martin won a six round decision over Frank Childs at the American Club. Martins superior work in the first four rounds left Childs looking outmatched and outclassed.

Chicago Denver Martin Frank Childs Childs

Lecture at St Patrick's Club Delights Roxbury Members

About 100 members heard Mr. Patrick O Laughlin of Brookline recount his travels through Europe and share many stories from his experiences, keeping the audience engaged with vivid anecdotes.

St. Patrick's Club Roxbury Patrick O’ Laughlin Brookline O'Laughlin Europe

M Gonigle Makes 19th Court Appearance in Newton

Charles J. McGonigle, 30, appeared in Newton court for the 19th time today on an assault charge against Nonaatum shoemaker and Policeman McAleer, the arresting officer. He was sentenced to the House of Correction for 14 months.

Rev Dr Samuel Seelye Dies In Dastampton

The Rev Dr Samuel V T Seelye, brother of Smith College president I Clark Seelye, died in Dastampton today after a long illness.

T. Beelye Dasthampton Samuel VT. Seelye Smith College

Archbishop Corrigan Improves. Expected to Leave by Wednesday

Arch bishop Corrigan was reported much better today and will probably be out by Wednesday. The bulletin noted his condition had improved and anticipated discharge within the week.

New York Corgan

How To Win My Political Life In Salem Speech

Mayor John F. Hurley spoke at Hancock Hall in Dorchester to a packed crowd about his rise from Salem water board to mayor. He recalled campaigns, joked about votes and ministers, liquor dealers, and newspapers opposing him, and defended his methods with humor and insistence that he keeps the people awake.

John F. Hurley Salem Mt. Vernon St. Patrick’s City Hall Chromo

City Brevities: Falls and Accidents Record Day

Hugh Lyons aged 69 living at 3 Lowel Street was run over by a four horse wagon on Causeway Street injuring his collar bone and left shoulder. A fire alarm reported a second floor blaze at 73 Pinckney Street, a lodging house run by S Frank Haton, with unknown damage totaling 360. Charles Lind, 27, deck hand aboard the tug Elsie off Lewis Wharf, fell 15 feet, breaking his right leg and suffering a bad scalp wound.

Causeway Street Hugh Lyons Lowel Street Pinckney Street S. Frank Haton Ing Elsie Lewis Wharf Charles Lind

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