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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1897

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Steamer in Distress Off White Head Near Halifax

An unknown ocean steamer sent distress signals off White Head about 100 miles east of Halifax. Dark, thick snow squalls and rockets were seen after nightfall but the vessel’s fate remains unconfirmed. The Hannah H Eldredge and lifeboats went to assist. Damara overdue from Cardiff with coal for British authorities.

Halifax N. S White Head Hannah H. Eldredge Eldredge Furness Line Furness Damara Cardiff

Bitter fight in Washington as Republicans nominate

Albany Jan 10 The joint Republican caucus of the legislature will nominate a successor to United States Senator Hill on Thursday night with Thomas C Platt as the likely choice. Discussions link possible moves to General B Tracy or Charles W Hackett. Cravath Guthrie and others travel to Albany to back Joseph H Choate. The caucus may also name a university regent to replace the late Bostwich. Chester L Lord is named as a potential candidate for the regent post.

Albany United States Hill Thomas C. Platt Platt General B. Tracy Charles W. Hackett Republican State Committee Paul D. Cravath Committee of Fifty New York City Joseph H. Choate Kenmore Cravath Will D. Guthrie Union League Club Choate Bostwich Chester 5S Lord The New York Sun

Train Hits Street Car Injuring Seven in Minneapolis

Seven people were injured when a Great Western passenger train collided with a suburban street car in Minneapolis. Professor W. W. Riddle of the State University suffered serious head injuries and possible skull fracture, with a risk of death.

Minneapolis Minn Great Western W. W. Riddle The State University

Dubois Likely 10 Win in Idaho Senate Race

In Idaho, January 10, Democrats and Populists caucus separately. Dubois supporters expect their U S Senator candidate to be nominated. Claggatt loses cross-party support. Angell and Cooper fail to unite their factions, boosting Dubois chances.

Boish Idaho Dubois United States Claggatt Johnson Angell Cooper

Legislators Eye Bitter Contest for Senate Seat

Seattle January 10 The Legislature set to convene in Olympia will choose a successor to United States Senator Squire. Leading candidates include Judge George Turner Spokane free silver Republican Richard Winser Seattle Populist and Senior Squire free silver Republican. The joint ballot features fifteen silver Republicans fifteen Democrats five Populists and twenty five Republicans amid at least one contest between a Populist and a Republican.

Seattle Wash Olympia Squire George Turner Spokane Richard Winser

Evangelist Jones Denounces Whiskey and Cursing to 8000 in Boston

Evangelist Sam Jones preached to about 8000 men at the People's Temple urging temperance and condemning saloons. He compared sin to leprosy, warned that a drunkard harms his children, and criticized government ties to whiskey while urging unity among creeds and personal repentance. About half of the 3000 attendees came forward to receive prayers.

Sam Jones People’s Temple Mr. Jones Brady Temple Jones Jis Boston New Orleans San Francisco Boson United States

Steamer Madeline's Officers Duel on Deck

In San Francisco news from Callao, the French steamer Madeline suffered boiler explosions killing several men before repairs. After a renewed dispute the chief engineer and second officer fought a duel on deck. the second officer was killed. The ship was held at Acapulco pending investigation by the French minister in Mexico.

San Francisco Newport Panama Madeline Callao Peru Acapulco Mexico

Frenchman Douglas stabbed twelve times in Framingham street incident

A Frenchman, Douglas, about 30, was stabbed twelve times by Italian Giovanni Fuciarelli in South Framingham after a Pine street row. Giovanni, who had arrived from Natick, fled on an electric to Milford. he was arrested in Holliston. Douglas lay wounded at his boarding house. Giovanni faces court tomorrow.

Framingham Douglas Fuciarelli Giovanni Natick Gordon Pine Street Milford Manning Holliston

Galvin Poised for City Clerk Re-Election Amid Party Lines

City Clerk J Mitchell Galvin eyes re election as the Board of Aldermen debates the race. With seven Republicans and five Democrats the outcome hinges on party votes though Alderman Donovan is expected to oppose Galvin. Senator Martin M Lomasney backs opposition while three Republicans Dyar Presho Colby are named as likely for Galvin.

J. Mitchell Galvin Martin M. Lomasney Galvin Common Council William F. Donovan Dyar Presho Colby Lomasney Mr. Galvin Senator Lomasney Leary Dever Messrs Gilpatric Sweat Alderman Donovan Edward J. Donovan

Burglary at Tremont Street Home Leaves Only Cigar Box

Cambridge burglary targets J R Wilsons at 8LA Tremont Street. A thief entered while Mrs Wilson and Alice Ogden were out, stealing a pocketbook and cash totaling 13 dollars and two pairs of socks from the bureau. Bertha Ogden describes the suspect as a tall dark man in a black coat and soft hat.

J. R. Wilson Tremont Street Wilson Alice Ogden Bertha Ogden Mrs. Wilson Bertha Wilson Apartments Mr. Wilson

Barnard Wins Royal Astronomical Society Gold Medal

Chicago January reports that Professor Edward Emerson Barnard of the Yerkes Observatory received the Royal Astronomical Society gold medal in London. He is credited with notable scientific achievements including the discovery of Jupiter's fifth satellite.

Chicago Edward Emerson Barnard Yerkes Observatory Royal Astronomical Society London Barnard Jupiter

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