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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1897

Page

6

Boston Theatres Show Busy Winter for Audiences

Severalhouses report strong crowds with My Friend From India at the Park praised for clever farce. The Sign of the Cross ends this week at the Museum while The War of Wealth closes next Saturday at the Boston Theatre. Andrew Held and Evans and Hoey return Jan 25 for a farewell Boston engagement at the Park.

India Boston Theatre Anna Held Evans and Hoey the Park Miss Held Boston Brian Spern Messrs. Stange and Edwards Broadway Theatre New York Messrs. Whitney & Moore Arthur Bouchier Violet Vanbrugh Barnet Sloane Messrs Klaw & Erlanger Rosemary John Drew Maud Adams Hollis Beerbohm Tree Keith Tremont Street Park Street Genee Castle Square Wallace Rochegrosse Babylon Charley Columbia Chauncey Olcott Clare Francis Wilson Erten Howard Atheneum Sam Devere Howarda Devere Boggeseus Smith and Champion Earl Sisters Flynn Walker Mazuz Mazett Gus Hill New Grand Theatre Lettie le Vyne West Newton Street Grace Winsted Brooklyn Professor Lemoyne London Eng Lalloo Austin & Stone’s Colonel Stone Rosa Walter Wenthworth Nickleodeon Museum and Theatre William A. Brady Jeannie Yeamans Grand Opera House Sam T. Jack Palace Theatre

Senate debate over Sanguilly case condemns Cuban prisons

Senator Call of Florida denounces Cuban jails as stained with blood of American citizens. He cites Govin case and a Havana letter alleging Govin was tied to a tree and chopped to pieces. He urges quick passage of a joint resolution demanding Sanguilly's immediate discharge and release.

Washington Senate Call Dem Florida Julio Sanguilly Havana State Department Charles Govin Lee Gavin Cabanas Fortress United States Mr. Call Cuba Cabanas Morro Castle Sanguilly

Chelsea Aldermen Battle Over Recount and Resignation

At Chelsea 1897 session a petition by Harry D. Smith seeks unseating Gorham H. Tilton from Ward 3 after a disputed recount. Tilton briefly resigned then chose to stay. Board votes to recount with Smith present. John B. Moran of Boston barred from the recount.

Chelsea Board of Aldermen Harry D. Smith Ward Gorham H. Tilton Smith Board of Registrars of Voters Tilton Hoag Webber Alderman Tilton T Tilton John B

Supreme Court Sustains Lemery v Boston and Maine

The Supreme Court in a majority opinion sustains the plaintiff George Lemery’s exceptions in a damages suit against Boston and Maine Railroad for personal injuries. Lemery lost an arm while riding a train in Charlestown.

Supreme Court George Lemery Boston & Maine Railroad Company Charlestown

Believes Cubans Will Win Says Go mez Report

Arthur B. Jack, a Virginia resident and wartime correspondent, arrived home from Cuba. He reports Cuban troops have food though artillery remains a worry, plentiful small arms and dynamite for mines and rail strikes, and asserts Maceo is dead. He believes the Cubans will win their struggle.

Baltimore Arthur B. Jack Gomez Cuba Virginia Maceo Jack

Filibusteres to Cuba Missing on No Name Key

Two filibusters landed by the Three Friends on No Name Key were eaten by snakes and one swallowed by an alligator. After landing the cargo they searched for Cubans, who were absent when the ship anchored. Cuban officers from Jacksonville recovered the thirty tons of arms and ammunition and prepared to return them.

Key West Fla No Name Key Cuba No Name’ Key Jacksonville

Cure Nervous Dyspepsia with Stuart's Tablets Experience from Indianapolis

An Indianapolis man reports cure from nervous dyspepsia using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after years of failure with other remedies. The testimonial claims improved flesh, sleep, and overall health, noting the medicine treats sour stomach gas loss of appetite and heartburn.

Stuart A. W. Sharper No. 61 Prospect St Indianapolis Ind Stuart Co Marshall, Mich

West End strike discussed at Prospect Union Cambridge

The Prospect Union in Cambridge heard Conductor Howard of the Conductors Motormen and Drivers Union speak on the West End strike. Discussion covered prestrike issues, the failure of the agreement, and claims of fabrications by President Little while noting the conference committee’s Dec 31 postponement vote.

PALAC West End Prospect Union Cambridge Howard Supreme Council of the Conductors Motormen’s and Drivers’ Union R. T. Ely Martelli Little Walter Calley Mr. Howard

Second annual Knights of Columbus ball in South Boston

The South Boston Council No. 78 Knights of Columbus held its second annual ball at Bethesda Hall with a 9 o'clock march led by Grand Knight and Mrs. Thomas H. Devlin. About 150 couples attended, and a reception beforehand featured a 55-member committee chaired by Knight Timothy J. Kenney.

South William J. McDermott Daniel G. Slattery P. B. Corbett J. F. Falvey Benjamin F. O’neil Wires Thomas W. Flood F. W. Lyons John F. Buckley, Jr John J. Dr John M. Shea Thomas F. Phillips P. A. Carroll E. G. Mullen John J. Connell George Wirth John T E. J. Erwin J. J. Greene Joseph L. Hicky R. J. Gallivan John T. Kaler L. A. Dowd Cc. F. Farren

Nuns Die in Fire at Quebec Convent

A convent school in Lake St. John Quebec was destroyed by fire. Mother Depositaires and several nuns are missing and believed to have perished. About 100 inmates were present, many away for holidays. seven sisters died. Survivors are housed in local hotels and private homes.

Roberval Lake St. John Que Mother Depositaire Rpnger

Election Officers Paid For Runoff and General Elections

Election officers were paid yesterday at the city treasurer's office. The payout covers both elections this year, totaling 23 92 workers in November and December and requiring at least 21 381 dollars to complete all payments.

Italian highwaymen sentenced for Robbery in Greenville

In Providence a court sentenced three Italian highwaymen G Lui Lenardo Pietro Marcello and Luca Mari for the robbery of Dr Eddy of Greenville They each received fifteen years imprisonment.

Providence R. I Jan Lui Lenardo Pietro Marcello Luca Marinello Dr. Eddy Greenville R. Il

Albany Centennial Observed With State Ball In Armory

Albany marked the centennial of the State capital with exercises led by Lt Gov Avord Chauncey Depew delivered the historical address before about 5900 attendees. Letters from ex Governor Marton President Cleveland and President-elect McKinley were read. A state ball at the armory closed the day’s events.

Albany O'Grady T. M. A. Burke Cer Black Marton Cleveland McKinley New York Great Republic Thomas G. Alvord Syracuse Chauncey M. Depew W. H. McElroy William Deane Armory

Reform the Civil Service in New York Governor Seeks Flexible System

Governor Black's first message to the Legislature supports civil service but urges reforms to ease spoilsman pressure on exams and the eligible list. He argues for practical, common sense approaches and notes discretion for appointing power should persist beyond rigid marking. He promises prompt executive approval for legislature action.

Albany N. Y

Copper Day Sparks Broad Copper Stock Boom

Copper shares led the market with Calumet & Hecla rising to 345, Boston & Montana to 98 1 2, Quincy to 124 1 2, and Tamarack to 101 1 2 as demand grows. The writer predicts substantial future gains and urges shifting into copper stocks while noting Atlantic and Osceola trends and a dip in Delaware & Hudson dividends.

Calumet & Hecla Facile Princeps Boston & Montana Quincey Scrip Tamarack Osceola Kearsarge Tamarack, Jr Stock Exchange Boston Campania Atchison Common Atchison Union Pacific Reading Northern Pacific Calumet Quincy Atlantic Butte Davis Montana Tecumseh Centennial New York Delaware & Hudson Pinkham

Hartford Assembly Opens With Spending Censure

The General Assembly convened in Hartford and faced a treasury in poor condition. The Governor urged immediate retrenchment and ended gratuities to members, criticizing past reckless public spending.

Hartford Conn General Assembly

New Hampshire Solons Open 101st Legislative Session

Concord January 6 The Governor and council administered the oath of office to members and both branches completed their organization as the 101st New Hampshire General Court opened forenoon proceedings.

Concord N. H New Hampshire

Maine Legislature Convenes In 58th Session

Augusta Mo Jan 6 The fifty eighth Maine Legislature formally organized with Governor Cleaves administering oaths. House and Senate elected officers nominated in last night’s Republican caucus without opposition. Governor elect Powers to be inaugurated and new state officers chosen tomorrow.

Augusta Maine Cleaves House Senate

Coal Club Elects Officers At Savoy Hotel Meeting

The South Middlesex Coal Club held a meeting at the Savoy Hotel with about thirty members present. Charles H. Jones of Natick was president and presided as officers were elected: president C. H. Jones, vice-president J. H. Nason, secretary and treasurer W. H. Chanery. Presidents and secretaries from nearby coal clubs attended.

South Middlesex Coal Club Savoy Hotel Charles H. Jones Natick C. H. Jones J. H. Nason W. H. Chanery Site Valley Suburban Coal Club South Worcester Coal Club

Chelsea Hibernians Install Division 10 Officers at Gala

Division 10 A O H in Chelsea held a gala event as County President W J Cronan installed the newly elected officers. Patrick Cronin became president with James Collins as vice president and Patrick O Donovan as recording secretary, among others.

Chelsea Hibernians W. J. Cronan Chelsea Patrick Cronin James Collins Patrick O'Donovan John Daly M. V. O'Regan John Kearney Peter O’brien Messrs James Lanny D. C

Bids Opened for Blackinton School Yard Paving

Bids were opened at 4 o clock yesterday for grading and paving the Blackinton School yard at Leyden and Blackinton streets Orient Heights East Boston district Boston. All bids rejected except the three lowest. John F. O'Brien $4463 H & D Burnett $4495 Pierce F Lonergan & Co $4439.

Blackinton Leyden and Blackinton Streets Orient Heights East Boston Boston John F. O’brien H. & D. Burnett Pierce F. Lonergan & Co

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