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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1904

Page

12

War Talk Disputed Amid Japan Russia Tense Relations

London and Paris reports claim Russia and Japan near a breach while officials deny any new moves. Montano and Nelidoff deny Tokyo negotiations, with Moscow awaiting Russia’s reply as diplomatic circles expect no immediate answer.

London Russia Japan Sparis Montano Associated Press Aka Paris New York Elysee Palace Foreign Office Loubet M. Nelidoff Montono Legation Baron Hayashi For‘eleft

Settlement House Open Day Showcases Girls Clubs

About 200 to 300 visitors toured the house for a daylight event. The Kitchen Garden group presented entertainment by its young girls in the afternoon, followed by a program by all settlement children in the evening. Exhibits included sewing from girls clubs and kindergarten scrapbooks. Lunch was served throughout the day. Directors listed: Mrs. A. E. Westgate, Mrs. A. E. Pearson, Mrs. C. BE. Withington, Mrs. M. E. Cheney, Miss G. A. Peterson, Mrs. C. L. D. Younkin, Mrs. M. EB. Trail, Mrs. Bertha D. Avery, Mrs. F. B. Wheeler, Mrs. 8. L. Montgomery.

A. E. .Pearson C. BE. Withington M. E. Cheney G. A. Peterson L. D. Younkin M. EB. Trail Bertha D. Avery F. B. Wheeler 8. L. Montgomery

Constable Morton Fatally Shot by Lawyer Buczenski

On January 1 Constable William H. Morton went to arrest lawyer Buczenski at his home and was fatally shot. Buczenski was then shot and killed by George Sullivan after Morton handed him his pistol during the pursuit.

William HH. Morton Buczenski George Sullivan Morton Rng

Doctor Silas J. Damon Dies in Bridgeport at 68

Dr. Silas J. Damon a wealthy physician formerly of Boston and Lowell Massachusetts died at his Bridgeport residence at age 68. He moved to the city in 1886.

Bridgdhport, Conn Silas J. Damon Boston Lowell Mass

Sale on Overcoats and Suits with Deep Discounts

Massive markdowns on regular stock medium and heavyweight garments. Men’s overcoats fall to 35, 30, 25 and 20 dollars while suits drop from 15 to 7.50. No broken lot, every size included, all goods bearing the Union Label. Remaining stock is cleared from counters with a focus on worsted fabrics and durable cuts.

Moody Merrill laid at rest in Roxbury service

Funeral rites for Moody Merrill, Boston financier who died a week ago in Silver City, NM, were held at Walnut Avenue Congregational Church Roxbury. Rev A H Plumb eulogized him, noting his mind and heart and public service. Body to Forest Hills Cemetery, then transported to Campton NH for burial.

Moody Merrill Boston Silver City Walnut ‘Avenue Congregational Church Roxbury Merrill New England H. Plumb Plumb Forest Hilla Powe Campton N. H Beatae

Old Colony Railroad Wins City Payment Suit

The Old Colony Railroad Company has secured a judgment against Boston for 682,744 dollars over the tak ing of its South Boston roadbed. Auditor James D. Colt delivered the decision after court proceedings and prior agreements covering extra expenses beyond 375,000 dollars. The City Council has debated the case amid past discussions.

Old Colony Railroad Company Boston South James D. Colt Dorchester Avenue

Carpenters and Wood Workers Split Over AFL Ruling

In Indianapolis Dennis Mulcahy and Thomas Kidd returned to Chicago after failing to reach terms with William D huber and Frank Duffy on AFL guidance. The ruling would transfer all mill workers from the United Brotherhood to the Amalgamated Woodworkers affecting about 35,000 members of the Brotherhood of Carpenters.

Carpenters and Woodworkers United Indianapolis Ind Dennis Mulcahy Thomas ‘Kidd Amalgamated Woodworkers’ International Union Chicago William ‘D.°. Huber Frank Duffy the. United. Brotherhood of .Carpenters and Joiners American Federation of Labor Brotherhood Brotherhood of Carpenters

D E Fiske Dead Upton Pioneer Author Dies at Home

Daniel Edward Fiske, known as an author and newspaper writer, died at his home today after a two month illness. He was aged 81 years and widely known as Pratt Pond Jr in his writing career.

Upton Daniel Edward Fiske Fiske Pratt Pond, Jr

Passes Away Hon. Chester W. Kingsley Father of Cambridge Water Board

The aged Chester W. Kingsley died at his home 10 Chester Street North Cambridge after a long decline linked to erysipelas and recent subway accident injuries. He gave over 150 000 to charity and 30 years free service as Cambridge Water Board president, served on the Aldermen and School Board, five terms in the State Legislature, married Mary Jane Todd in 1846, and survived by one of seven children Mrs Clinton Bacon.

Chester W. Kingsley Cambridge Water Board Chester Street North Cambridge Lee Kingsley Boston Park Street City of Cambridge Board of Aldermen School Board Senate Water ‘Board Mary ‘Jane Todd Brighton Clinton Bacon

Foreign steamship arrivals rise at port in 1903 total 1652

The port of ae saw 1652 foreign vessel arrivals in 1903, up 12 percent from 1902. Steamships numbered 1226 that year, with 347 schooners and small counts of full rigged ships, barks, and brigs. The local custom house closed for year end preparations.

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