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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1897

Page

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Middlesex Club Honors Ladies With Dinner at Vendome

The Middlesex Club hosted a ladies night at the Vendome with Mrs. Roger Wolcott and other dignitaries in attendance. President Brackett and Governor Wolcott delivered remarks on politics, women’s roles, and public service before Prof. Leroy entertained and dancing continued late.

Brackett Wolcott Bates Walter Calley Middlesex Club the Commonwealth Roger Wolcott Curtis Guild, Jr John L McKinley Bryan Republican Party America Abraham Lincoln Ulysses Grant Leroy

Important Arrest In Larceny Case In East Boston

Inspectors Glidden and Tryder of the Bureau of Criminal Investigation arrested William Baxter age 34 of 97 Crescent Avenue Beachmont on larceny charges. Baxter allegedly obtained watches and jewelry from John W. Goddard of the Goddard Credit Company beginning last June and diverted funds, with bogus contracts delaying discovery. The case involves speculative losses and ongoing inquiries.

Glidden and Tryder Bureau of Criminal Investigation William Baxter Crescent Avenue Beachmont Jbaxter John W. Goddard Goddard Credit Company Washington Street Baxter Goddard Theoddard Credit Company Boston

Thieves Busy in Local Thefts Across Several Streets

Miss Bessie Graves reports her gold hunting case watch with star and crescent and a long gold neck chain stolen from her home on Waltham street. Miss Nellie E. Brown loses $11 from a purse left on a Worcester street hall stand. Miss Alice Wilson’s pocketbook with papers and change is snatched on Washington street near the railroad bridge by two young men following her.

Bessie Graves Waltham Street Nellie E. Brown Worcester Street Alice Wilson Chandler Street Washington Street

Road Collision Sparks Narrow Passenger Escapes

Two West End motormen clashed over right of way at Harrison avenue and Broadway extension at 8 40 last night. A score of passengers escaped injury though Mrs Rebecca Sharp of 14 Bellingham street and Mrs Margaret Fleming of 119 Mercer street fainted and were taken to a drug store.

West End Harrison Avenue Broadway Extension Rebecca Sharp Bellingham Street Margaret Fleming Mercer Street

Olney Explains Arbitration Treaty To Foreign Relations Panel

Secretary Olney told the Foreign Relations Committee that the arbitration treaty avoids Monroe Doctrine intrusion and would be amended radicaly. He defended Article VI procedures for territorial disputes and noted a five to one ruling would ensure fairness while the committee plans next steps.

Washington Olney Committee On Foreign Relations Senate Great Britain

Promoters in Trouble Over Montrose Hall Incident

Police investigate a scandal at Montrose Hall East Lynn where a crowd of over a hundred attended a smoke talk. Two scantily clad dancers fled as officers interrupted a promised second-entrance undraped act. Authorities seek arrests while residents protest.

Lynn New York Egypt Montrose Hall McBrien Allen Wells

Harvard Students Fined for Disturbing Electric Car

George A. Davis and Edwin H. Davis, Harvard students, were fined $30 each in Cambridge district court for abusing a passenger on a Harvard square electric car on Jan 2. Judge Almy noted possible excuses for uneducated speakers, but judged the Davises differently. The pair, who denied guilt, paid their fines after the hearing.

George A. Davis Edwin H. Davis Harvard Cambridge Almy Davises Harvard Square Boston

Pacific R. R. Debt and Union Pacific Reorganization

Wall Street notes an agreed plan with Washington to discharge Union Pacific railway debt to the government. Attorney General to seek foreclosure sale with $45,000,000 to the government. Financing syndicate includes major American and European houses led by Jacob Schiff of Kuhn, Loeb & Co.

New York Wall Street Washington Union Pacific Railway Comany Jacob Schiff Kuhn, Leeb & Co

Free ONeil Likely If Family Alibi Holds Up

In May free O Neil case at Shelburne Falls the latest statements from Jack O Neils family support his alibi. Rose testifies she saw him at 6 10 pm reading a paper, then at 6 30 pm he left for supper. She later encounters him near 7 05 or 7 25 after he left the house. Tommy places Jack on the bridge at 7 17 pm.

Shelburne Falls McCloud Jack O’neil Rose Foster Jack Shelburne O’neil Tommy

Riot at Anina rolling mills over pension news

Telegraphed from Vienna reporting Hungary Anina mill workers rioted over a pension scheme. Gendarmes fired on the mob wounding twelve rioters and injuring officers. Despatch says eight riotous workers were killed and many wounded in the clash.

London Vienna Anina Hungary Central News

Brush Fire Rages in Edgartown. No Property Lost

A fierce brush and field fire on Chappquiddyck in Edgartown was contained with no property losses. Officials say the blaze, caused accidentally, was fought by determined efforts of responders and residents.

Edgartown Chappquiddyck

Policy king Bartlett and Kyle arrested in Charlestown lottery

Thomas H. Bartlett a reputed policy king in Bunker Hill district and Richard Kyle were arrested on Main street Charlestown last night for setting up and maintaining a lottery. A large number of policy slips were said to be found on the men.

Thomas H. Bartlett Bunker Hill District Richard Kyle Main Street Charlestown

Fire Hits Moody & Co Wholesale Grocers Building

A five story Moody and Co wholesale grocers building at 77 Commercial Street caught fire at 58 this morning. Four alarms were rung. flames swept two lower floors as dense smoke poured from windows. Stock valued at 500000 to 600000, damage estimated over 100000, with Moody & Co suffering about 75000. Engine 25 firefighter Joseph Enos burned on the face but recovered. Building owned by Silas Pierce estate sustains 25000 in damage.

Charles E. Moody & Co Commercial Street Thomas Connaughton Richmond Street Clifton Street Mercantile Street Moody & Co J. Baker & Co J. W. Munroe & Co Munroe & Co Baker & Co Joseph Enos Station 1 Silas Pierce

Bellevue Hospital Medical College Fire Guts Building

A fire swept Bellevue Hospital Medical College on the grounds of Bellevue Hospital in New York. Patients were removed safely. the hospital suffered no damage. The blaze destroyed the top floors housing thirteen cadavers used for dissection, with damage estimated at 20 000 dollars. The medical school will continue in the Carnegie laboratory and the college will be rebuilt promptly.

New York Bellevue Hospital Medical College Bellevue Hospital Medical School Carnegie Laboratory College

Henry Delgado Dies After Spanish Hospital Operation

Consul General Lee reports Henry Delgado a New York newspaper correspondent died last night in a Spanish hospital after an operation weeks earlier aimed at saving his life. He was under treatment there when the illness proved fatal.

Washington Lee State Department Henry Delgado Delgado New York

Bram seeks new trial in murder case amid juror misconduct

Lawyers Cotter and French press for a new trial and arrest of judgment in the Thomas Mead Bram murder case. The hearing attracted a dense crowd as Bram, in court attire, maintained innocence while jurors from the trial listened and court officials debated motions and procedures.

James E. Cotter Asa P. French Thomas Mead Bram C. [. Nash Herbert Fuller Federal Bram Reading Cotter French H.S. Ormsby Sherman Hoar J. H. Casey F. P. Cabot Rinaldo A. Jack Oliver J. Briggs Warren W. Blake A. C. Ford Colt and Webb Hoar Webb United States Mr. Ormsby Brown Colt Cort Albert J. Sprague Ormsby

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