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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1900

Page

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Malden Alarmed by Smallpox Outbreak Quarantines

The Belmont Hill area of Malden faces a smallpox outbreak traced to four year old George Ostler of 260 Cross Street. Lincoln School and its kindergarten near the home are closed as quarantine measures spread. Dr. Shea confirms the case and the Board of Health imposes strict restrictions to prevent spread.

Malden Jar Belmont Hill George Ostler Charles Ostler Cross Street Board of Health Shea Boston Feltrup Lincoln School Ostler McLearn

Remonstrance Against Fitchburg Railroad Lease

A Keene Sentinel published remonstrance protests a proposed lease of the Fitchburg Railroad to the Boston and Maine Railroad. Signature list includes Keene merchants and manufacturers such as Holbrook Grocery Co, Abbott Grocery Co, Colony Mfg Co, Chamberlain Co, Skinner Co, Knowlton Stone, Palmer, Smyth Co, Fuller Co, Spalter, Tilden, Whitcomb, Tilton, Beal, Little, Swan, Wheeler, Howard, Stearns, Nichols Wardwell, Goodnow firms, Mason, Jones, Johnson, Fitch, Harris, Scovell, Colony, and others urging directors to vote against the lease.

Fitchburg Keene Keene Sentinel Boston & Maine Railroad Keene, N. H Fitchburg Railroad the Holbrook Grocery CO GEO. E. Holbrook & £ C. Faulkner & Colony Mfg Abbott Grocery CO W. P. Chamberlain & CO A.B. Skinner CO Knowlton & Stone C.H. Bridgman E. A. Palmer W. R. Smyth & CO F. A. Fuller & CO W. H. Spalter G. H. Tilden J. Fred Whitcomb F.C. Tilton & CO H. B. Swan Geo. B. Wheelock Oscar J. Howard & CO Frank H. Stearns Nichols & Wardwell Geo. F. Stone H. N. Ald Goodnow & Whitcomb D. W. Goodnow L. E. Mason C. E. Jones C. L. Johnson W. B. Fitch W. F. Harris Clarence Carleton Scovell L. Wellington CHAS T. Colony

War delays UK artillery visit to Boston from London

The Honourable Artillery Company of London cancels its planned June visit to Boston due to Boer War complications. Boston Ancients had prepared a grand program including a large banquet and a special train tour to major cities, with a hoped reception by President McKinley in Washington.

Honourable Artillery Company of London Boston

Weather forecast for New England and Mid-Atlantic states

Threatening weather segment notes Jan 16 forecast for Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut. Increasing cloudiness Tuesday with possible showers at night and Wednesday. Light southeast to southwest winds.

Washington Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusectts Rhode Connecticut

Boston Tinkerings in Police Reform Proposal

Representative Whall proposes abolishing the present Police Board and creating an Excise Board of four liquor licenses officers with a single head Police Commission appointed by the Governor. A Boston citizen would be police commissioner with a $4000 salary. Four Boston residents would join the board, split by party, with staggered terms ending 1951 1902 1893 and 1904. Continuous notes indicate continuation on page 4.

Whall Clark, Curtis Adams Committee On Hart Yvestagday Covernor Boston Excise

Town Meeting in Revere Ends in Pandemonium Over Schoolhouse Plan

A crowded Revere Town Hall erupted in uproar as 2000 residents clashed over Article 2 to discharge the current schoolhouse committee and form a new one with a $40 609 budget. Moderator J Nevins was elected amid cheers and chaos as the meeting veered into insults, accusations, and heated pleas to delay the vote.

Revere Phar Rosgeet C. S. Lancaster Warren Fenno Ss. J. Nevins Scholhouse Albert Burnham Revere Town Hall

War News On Ladysmith Relief and Allied Attacks Across River

Warren reported across the river with a left flank turn while Buller’s western division and Clery’s centre column assault Ladysmith expect relief within 24 hours. Kruger orders all burghers to withdraw.

Buller Clery Ladysmith Kruger

Great Battle Reported Raging on Tugela River

London reports a major battle unfolding on the Tugela River with Warren's division crossing twenty miles east of Colenso and attacking the Boer left flank. The western division presses at Potgieter's drift near Springfield while Clery's division advances on Colenso amid uncertain results.

London Cape Tugela Warren Colenso Potgieter’s Drift Sprinefield Clery

Kruger Orders All Boers Out Front in Transvaal Crisis

London dispatch reports Kruger issuing proclamations ordering burghers to the front and urging intensified effort in the Transvaal. He cites Bible verses as guidance and warns of destroying gold mines if British cross the border. Boer commandos and Pretoria town guard shift to front line munitions. about 8000 British prisoners said held in Pretoria. Despatches note Tugela battle raging with multiple columns advancing toward Colenso and Ladysmith to be relieved within 24 hours. anxieties mix with hope as Buller commands 40,000–50,000 men and Boers prepare defenses along a 25 mile Tugela front.

London Daily Mail Lorenzo Marquez Kruger Volksstein Transvaal Pretoria Tugela Cape Town Warren Tugela River Olense Potgieter Clery Colenso Ladysmith Buller

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