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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1900
Page
1
Frankfort clergy announce next Tuesday as a city day of humiliation and prayer. Services will be held in churches and prayers offered at all services to guide men of both parties toward wisdom and moderation and to avert further bloodshed.
Fair and warmer for Matine New Hampshire and Vermont Monday. Warmer Tuesday with morning warmth. Variable winds Wednesday turning southerly. Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut: Fair Monday with fresh northerly winds becoming variable. Tuesday remains fair.
A Boston based organization forms the British South African Patriotic Fund to raise money for widows orphans and families of English soldiers in South Africa. Funds sent to the Lord Mayor of London and donations from lodge groups across New England push total contributions toward thousands with plans for a public mass meeting at the Boston Theatre.
A Colima tremor at 11:45 pm Friday killed seven and injured sixty as houses collapsed and streets filled with frightened residents. Meteorologist Canteras warns of possible repeats. authorities inspect churches and unsafe buildings.
The Rev. James C. McInnes of Oakland Congregational Chapel announces retirement from ministry. He defends personal liberty and criticizes church hypocrisy, saying ministers deserve broader tolerance and that drinking and camaraderie can exist alongside faith.
Berlin January 22 dispatch says parts of Count von Buelow's speech in reply to Moeller criticizing Britain's policy and warning England were written at the Emperor's request. The Kaiser is reported to approve the nation’s harsh stance against Britain seizing German vessels.
William Coe of 176 Pearl Street Somerville a former treasurer of the Altham International Motor Company was arrested in White Plains New York on larceny charges involving about 5000 dollars in notes pledged to stockholder George Francis. Authorities say about 200000 dollars may be involved with funds paid into the company treasury as stockholders seek accountability. Chief Bogart and Somerville detectives traced Coe’s movements from Somerville to White Plains where his household goods were seized prior to arrest. The Altham company receivership is handled by Charles F. Allen of Haverhill as stockholders push for restitution.
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