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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1898

Page

1

Gas Explosion Burns Five in Wall Street Tenement

A gas leak exploded yesterday afternoon at 11 Wall Street injuring Bernhard Michelson 16 and four Webb family members. Michelson stopped the leak and escaped, while Jacob Webb 45 and his wife Celia 38 and daughters Miriam 8 and Bessie 6 suffered burns. fire engines and a crowded scene followed as the building and surrounding glass were damaged and all were treated at Massachusetts General Hospital.

Wall Street Samuel Butters Bernhard Michelson Jacob Webb Masachusetts General Hospital Mackintosh Court Street Celia Webb Miriam Bessie Green Street Stamford Leverett Streets McKim Boston Michelson Webb Sarah Webb Rosa Post hurrieMy Leverett Street Mr. Webb Webbs

Land the Y Gang and Arrest of Roxbury Looters

Police capture youth gang led by Frank Hawkins aged 18 after months of break ins in Roxbury. Three youths, two arrested earlier, confess to about thirty robberies netting $800 in property valued at $5000. Officers recover jewelry, watches, and other items. Hawkins as ring leader linked by Alpine hat incident.

Frank Hawkins Gilmore Roxbury Watts City Prison Causeway Street Walter Abbott W Station 3 John Davis John A. Phillips Williams Street Harry Guptill Mason New York Davis George Schultz Williams Terrace Robinson Abbott Everett William W. Kohn Lawrence Avenue William A. Lord Dudley Street Frank Richfield Eustis Street Albert Carr Harold Avenue Chief Watts Young Schultz Schultz Emery Street Eiverett Hawkins

Officers Nab Two Thieves in West End Pawnshop Case

Special Officer Gilmore of Station 3 tracked stolen jewelry to local pawnshops after linking pieces to a Humboldt avenue burglary. With Inspector Abbott, Davis and Guptill were detained after being found with more loot at a Merrimac street pawnshop and later questioned at headquarters. A loaded revolver and old coins stolen from 2 Humboldt avenue surfaced on Davis.

Gilmore Station 3 West End Humboldt Avenue Watts Abbott Davis Guptill Merrimac Street Causeway Street A. T. Crowell

Weather forecast for New England and Boston on Friday

Fair, colder conditions expected for New England and Eastern New York with westerly winds. Boston area forecast calls for fair weather and colder temperatures.

Washington New England New York Boston Vicinity

24 HOURS TO FLORIDA Spectal Train Route Details

A cryptic note references a New York Florida Spectal with trains via ntc Con att ten tence and mentions 900 Washington aiken, suggesting timetable or route details for a Florida-bound service and associated locations.

New York Florida Ntc Washington Aiken

Inspector Knox recovers jewelry in Roxbury burglar series

Inspector Joe Knox returned from Springfield with about 300 dollars worth of jewelry found in rooms occupied by Arthur and Frank Kelley and Arthur's wife. The Kelleys were arrested yesterday morning in that city. They are suspected in the recent string of breaks in Roxbury and Back Bay, with over fifty cases on record.

Joe’ Knox Headquarters Springfield Arthur Frank Kelley Roxbury Back Bay

Regular Troops Disperse Havana Riot Yesterday

Reports from Havana describe regular troops restoring order after a riot near El Diario de la Marina. A man was shot in the arm during disturbances at the Albisu Theatre and in front of the Diario de la Marina. Consul-General Lee denies violence against him and denies asking warships. The Marblehead is kept ready for duty, not yet ordered to Havana.

Spain Lee Norfolk Gulf Madrid United States Senate State Department Havana el Diaro de la Marina Diaro Arolas el Diaro Albisu Central Park Hotel Inglatarra Hotel Inglaterra Reconcentrado la Discussion Diario de la Marina United States Legation Navy Department Florida Department Marblehead Maine Cuba Navassa Cuva

Pro Cuban tensions amid Spanish political shifts

Madrid reports the government acknowledges "disagreeable news" from Cuba but withholds details. The Senate president Marquis Pazo de la Merrzed and five Canovas cabinet members publish a manifesto opposing the Pidal-Silvela coalition. Havana reports shoutings of "Viva Don Carlos Viva Weyler" beneath General Blanco's windows.

Madrid Cuba Pazo de la Merrzed Senate Canovas Pidal-Silvela Havana Don Carlos Viva Weyler Blanco

New York Navy Squadron To Sail For Key West

The flagship New York of the North Atlantic squadron is expected to sail for Key West tomorrow morning. One hundred tons of coal are ordered alongside at Newell's Point. The monitor Terror at Norfolk Navy Yard has day and night crews preparing her for sea. Ammunition for winter cruise target practice is on board. Officials decline to discuss details but confirm winter cruise orders remain in effect.

Norfolk New York Key West Newell's Point Norfolk Navy Yard The Gulf

Spanish Minister Reports No Wounds After Havana Turmoil

The Spanish minister in Washington received a Havana despatch saying yesterday’s tumult caused no injuries and that not a single shot was fired. The envoy has been kept informed of every development as events unfolded in the capital.

Washington Senor de Lome Havana

Great Mark Down Sale on Clothing

Don’t buy a dollar’s worth of men’s boys’ and children’s clothing before you have seen our goods and prices. It will pay to call from any part of the city.

Labor Board hearing blocked as loom strike widens

New Bedford reports a dispute over arbitration exclusion leads to increased tension among workers. Weavers and spinners plan mass meetings, with unions pledging to resist wage cuts and to strike Monday. Secretary Ross says $1600 from the national body will aid 400 spinner members during the strike.

New Bedford State Board of Arbitration State Board Matthew Hart Cotton Weavers’ Protective Association Richard P. Barry Old Colony Weavers Barry Weavers’ Committee Card and Picker Association North End South End Ross Mills National Spinners’ and Textile Workers’ Unions Spinners’ Union Fall River O’donnell Samuel Ross

Weavers Union Plans Fund for New Bedford Strikers

At the Weavers' Union meeting in Fall River on January 13 officials discussed raising money for New Bedford strikers with a house to house canvass likely. Weavers from Lonsdale at Pawtucket and Rhode Island mills requested organizers and two men were assigned to go there tomorrow night to address workers. Discontent grows among mill help over wage cuts exceeding 11 19 percent, with union officials reviewing cases to avoid trouble.

Fall River Weavers’ Union New Bedford Lonsdale Company Pawtucket Rhode Island

Lewiston Votes to Strike Androscoggin Mill Weavers

Five hundred weavers from the Androscoggin cotton mill gather at Central Union Hall to vote on a strike. Details continue on page two.

Lewiston Lewiston, Mo Androscoggin Mill Central Union Hall

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