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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1898

Page

8

City of Birmingham Grounded In Boston Channel After Cotton Loss

The Savannah line steamer City of Birmingham ran aground off Castle Island while returning from Savannah to Boston with 4903 bales of cotton. Three tugs pulled her free as dawn broke under fog and a hazy sky. Captain Burg blamed Buoy 7 visibility and urged better lighting and marking of the channel.

Savannah Line City of Birmingham Castle Island South Boston Birmingham Charles S. Burg J. Howlet Savannah New York Boston Vim and Mercury Boston Towboat Company Spectacle Island Blanche Lewis Wharf Bung Boston Harbor Fort Independence Ocean Steamship Company N. P. Doane Towboat Company Leader Doane Macon F. Williams Portland Steamship Company State Ledge

Death Cries Across Classes In A Suicide Epidemic

New York reports an epidemic of self destructive acts by young women from all walks of life. Laura Hendricks eighteen and pretty attempted to drink carbolic acid in a Brooklyn hotel. Proprietor Jones knocked the bottle away, causing burns to the girl and himself. Laura is hospitalized at St. Catherine's.

New York Earth Laura Hendricks Brooklyn Jones Laura St. Catherine’s Hospital

Mrs Nack Sentenced to Auburn for Nine Years Nine Months

Mrs Augusta Nack partner of Martin Thorn in the case of William Guldensuppe’s mutilation and murder was sent to Auburn prison today. She faces a nominal fifteen year term reduced on good behavior and will work in the shops with strict silence enforced. News describes her carriage departure and public interest.

New York Augusta Nack Martin Thorn William Guldensuppe Thorn Auburn Grand Central Station

Weekly Meal Plan Overview From Historic Menu Line

A compact weekly schedule lists breakfasts with cornmeal or oatmeal on most mornings. Dinners predominantly feature beef with potatoes and vegetables four days, beef hash and cabbage on another, pork and beans or codfish stewed on Fridays, plus extra chicken on Sundays. Suppers are simply bread and water.

Valarie Padelford to Inherit Half of $223.98 Estate

Orphans Court in Philadelphia orders Valerie Padelford, 11, Bettina Girard's daughter, to receive one half of $223.98 as the estate is distributed under interstate laws. The ruling keeps Valerie with her mother in Washington when settled, amid prior disputes over her paternity and allowances.

Philadelphia Orphans’ Court Bettina Girard Valerie Padelford Filatbush Bellevue Hospital General Ordway Bettina Valerie Arthur Padelford Washington Padelford

Despondent May Hart Falls Down Air Shaft

May Hart, a Brooklyn girl, attempted suicide by leaping down an air shaft at 326 West Forty-ninth Street. She was found unconscious and rushed to Bellevue Hospital. She had recently quarrelled with her fiancé Patrick Ryan and admitted taking a drug before the fall.

New York May Hart Brooklyn 326 West Forty-ninth Street Bellevue Hospital Patrick Ryan May Miss Hart Bellevue

Trusts discussed at Boston Boot and Shoe Club meeting

The Boston Boot and Shoe Club at the Brunswick Hotel held a lengthy session on Trusts and Combina tions with F B Thurber of New York and Gamaliel Bradford of Boston speaking. Thurber traced trust history and rail rate impacts, noting potential public benefits alongside displacements, while Bradford argued the central issue was government.

Boston Boot and Shoe Club Brunswick Hotel Shillaber F. B. Thurber New York United States Export Association Gamaliel Bradford Boston Alden Speare T. J. Coolidge John McNair R. A. Flanders N. J. Sea

Deadly State Ledge Sparks Call for Lighthouse or Skeleton Beacon

Amid a deadly accident near State Ledge mariners urge urgent action by the federal government to install a lighthouse or skeleton beacon at the turn into the local harbor. Captains and towboat skippers advocate a bell-equipped skeleton light to replace unreliable buoys and avoid cable obstructions near Castle Island and Nix's Mate.

Birmingham State Ledge Bug Spit Mariner Nix Leyland Boston Castle Island Fortuna Boston Flats Fred Stubbs Emily William Brittain Camilla Stubbs Boston Light Minot Leonard Blanche Sears N. P

Fishing Schooner Sarah H Prior Aground At Nix's Mate

Last Monday night the fishing schooner Sarah H Prior went aground at Nix's Mate in the lower harbor. Captain Frank Raymond said he ran the vessel ashore to avoid a collision with coal barges. The crew were rescued and valuables saved by the tug Fanny Lenox. The schooner, owned by P H Prior & Co., was damaged with losses including money, bait, and provisions for sixteen men. Prior plans to protest a charge nuisance in Boston.

Sarah H. Prior Nix’s Frank Raymond Fanny Lenox Raymond P. H. Prior & Co T Wharf P. H. Prior Boston

Crowds Clash Outside Luetgert Trial Court

A 600 strong crowd outside Judge Gray's courtroom in Chicago surged toward the doors during the Luetgert trial closing proceedings. Police fought to push the crowd back into the street after guards were overwhelmed while attempting to go on the pand.

Chicago Luetgert

Forced Out of Work by Failure of Aldermen to Organize

About 900 workers in the sewer division were left idle after the Board of Aldermen failed to approve funds. Mayor Quincy warned no money remained beyond 500000 for sewerage. without action, a 1000000 loan could not sustain labor, forcing suspension of work and deepening hardship for many families. The Republican and Democratic members remain at odds, with a conference committee unable to reach a solution as tension rises.

Eton Board of Aldermen Board of A Board of Alder Quincy Mders Comtee Alder Presho Paige Charles Lab Alderman Presho Presho

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