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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1902

Page

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Horses Ready for $150000 Trotting Match in New York

Arrangements in New York this day target a three horse series among Boralma owned by Thomas W. Lawson The Abbot owned by Scannell and Lord Derby owned by Smathers with side bets from 8000 to 60000 and a potential record purse. Lawson challenges for the world’s best trotter race prompting eager negotiations among Brannell Spears and Lawson’s representative.

New York Thomas W. Lawson Boralma Scannell Abbot E. E. Smathers Lord Derby New York Journal Lawson the Abbot America Scanne Smathers Orge Spears Borama Branrell Spears Mr. Lawson Scanmells Crescens Oralma Kentucky Chimes Nettie King C. J. Hamlin Fre Readville Mr. Smathers Madisonside Garden Rd Derby Hartford Nick” Hlubinger

Tinkham Accuses City Hall of Carriage Hire Scandal

Alderman Tinkham charged the City Hall with a large scandal over carriage hire for last year’s board. He cited 1901 bills totaling about $11,731.65 and hinted at broader misuse by 12 Aldermen, while the city auditor offered no figures. The dispute arose as debate over secret sessions and the committee on public improvements intensified.

Tinkham Board of Aldermen City Hall Miller Dorchester Committee On Public Improvement Star Chamber Committee On Public Improvements Alderman Miller James Donovan Dowd Norris

Forty Years a Favorite Telephone

A concise notice recalling the long service of the Wain 3641 Branch Exchange, highlighting its role in local communication history and enduring presence in the community.

Subway breakdown blocks L road travel for hours

A southbound Elevated car axle failure near Boylston street halted the system for about four and a half hours. Passengers were trapped in dark cars, with overcrowded streetcars unable to move until emergency service began. Officials offered little information as crowds waited, then shifted riders to surface lines to reach Dudley street.

Poisoned Love Fervor Ends In Tragic Exit In Cambridgeport

A young woman delayed her wedding to jeweller Benjamin Minchello after quarrels with an aunt in Cambridgeport. She drank a poison solution in a teacup, saying to Mrs Cantwell this is the last of me, after purchasing rough on rats. She died after expressing pain and despair. The fiancé had planned a theatre outing before the tragedy.

Mary Zargas Ashland Street Joseph Cantwell Mauire Joy Street Massachusetts General Hospital Eral Cambridgeport Benjamin Minchello Canal Street Mrs. Cantwell

Train axle break causes temporary subway tie-up in Boston

L road officials report that at about 5:50 pm an axle on the forward car of a south bound train broke before reaching Boylston station. No injuries. Power cut briefly and emergency service created using north bound track to North station and Dudley street route via Atlantic avenue circuit. Extra surface cars and free transfers provided. gates opened for south bound passengers to use north bound circuit. track cleared and regular service resumed at 9:15 pm.

Dudley Street Boylston Street Sullivan Square Scollay Square Park Street Washington Street Union Station Atlantic Avenue Pleasant Street Elevated Lines Charlestown Dorchester Medford Clarendon Hill Magoun Ware North Station Crosstown Causeway Street Roxbury

Loved Actress Theresa Vaughan Haunted Beaman Dies Alone

Miner Beaman a Boston printer and longtime South End lodging house figure, admired stage star Theresa Vaughan from the Rice’s era. Beaman died in his Washington Street lodging, body unclaimed at City Hospital morgue. Vaughan, now in a state asylum, was once a Rice’s star. Three pawn tickets were found on his person.

Miner Beaman Boston Theresa Vaughan Beaman City Hospital Washington Street South End J. P. Shannon Harrison Avenue Union Lodging House Hawes Neresa Vaughan Rice

Death of Cambridge printer under suspicious circumstances

William Kilfoyle a 27 year old Cambridge printer lies in Cambridge Hospital morgue after being found unconscious with a bleeding head at 325 Franklin Street. He died at 11 30 last night. Timothy Murphy aged 22 is in custody on suspicion and is believed seen near the scene. An autopsy is planned and Kilfoyle had earlier accused Murphy of assault at a lunch cart. Both men are known in the port district.

William Kilfoyle Cambridge Hospital Timothy Murphy

Rings Torn From Woman on West Newton Street

Miss Lena Russell reported a robbery by a highwayman on West Newton Street between Huntington and St Botolph streets at 12 40 AM Monday. He seized her by the throat, took $15 from her purse, and tore three rings from her fingers causing facial injuries.

Lena Russell Division 16 West Newton Street Huntington Avenue St. Botolph Street Miss Russell Falmouth Street

Weather Forecast For New England And Boston Area

Fair and gradually warm Tuesday into Wednesday for Boston and vicinity. Washington reports generally fair conditions across districts with no significant precipitation expected. Temperatures stay low Tuesday then rise Wednesday, with fresh westerly winds along the New England and middle Atlantic coasts. Steamers sailing Tuesday to Europe face fresh westerly winds and cold, fair weather to the Grand Banks.

Boston Washington Atlantic States New England Middle Atlantic European Grand Banks New York

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