09 Jan 1901
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1901
Page
1
The ad promotes January sale pricing at A Shuman & Co with reductions across youths suits coats raglans and boys outfits. Items include youths suits from 8 to 15 dollars, boys Creedmoor suits 3 to 6 dollars, children sailors 4 to 6 dollars, men's hats 2 dollars, neckwear 25 cents, and coordinated reductions across ladies departments at Washington and Summer Streets.
District Attorney Clarke fights a pressure ring led by William A. Price as George W. Howard, accused bigamist, faces a $10 000 bail. Hawkes family reports threats against witnesses while Howard’s bondsman Price clashes with officials in a dramatic office confrontation.
Late Monday night three young men suspected in break in at Marion Flemine’s apartments 50 St Germain Street forced the front door and robbed a strong box of SH in bills a bank book from the Boston Five Cents Savites Hank for 160 dollars and a gold watch marked inside John R Whipple.
Forecast notes fair weather for Wednesday and Thursday with colder temperatures Wednesday night. Winds from the west to northwest near the coast. Rhode Island and Connecticut expect southwest winds shifting to northwest, brisk on the coast. Thursday remains fair and colder.
A thief entered an unlocked door on Temple Street taking clothing, a book, and jewelry valued at about nine pounds. The incident targeted the residence of J. Corwin and involved a loss of personal effects including pearls and lints.
Fidel M Griggy, 2 Colonial Avenue Dorchester, has disappeared from her home. She was last seen Monday wearing a dark bai waist and skirt. She stands five feet tall and weighs about 140 pounds.
Lieutenant-Governor Bates cites Ward 8 annex of the Republican Party and Mayor Thomas Norton Hart implies he seeks a second term to advance reforms. Boston Municipal Club dinner at Quincy House draws 200 with speakers from Curtis Guild to Senator Morse urging party harmony and campaign unity.
Marseilles reports the mail steamer Russie with fifty passengers and forty crew stranded off Faraman after a violent storm. Rescue attempts by lifeboats and tugs have failed as hurricane winds persist. Rear Admiral Desson ordered the tug Travailleur to the scene while authorities stand by, fearing total loss of the vessel and all aboard.
At 5 pm Secretary Cortelyou announced the President’s illness has developed into la grippe with no complications. The physician says his condition is progressing favorably and that the disease must run its normal course, keeping him in his room for several days.
Arthur C. Parker of Malden Massachusetts and John S Mitchell of Providence Rhode Island arrived as stowaways aboard the Fovemore from Genoa. They deserted the U S training ship Topeka at Boston and were surrendered to Immigrant Inspector Robinson by Navy orders and handed to U S Marshal Arey. Parker, 21, was recently imprisoned by court martial for insulting Secretary John D Long during his Fort Warren visit. Mitchell, 18, accompanied Parker in the police transfer.
William J. Bryan, guest of honor at the Chicago Bryan League banquet, rejects outsiders and calls for inside party reorganization. He says he is a private citizen, praises the party’s fighting condition, and defends the Kansas City platform while predicting money questions in future campaigns. The article notes continued discussion of party reform.
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