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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1897

Page

2

Corruption allegations swirl over Elm street school site and heating contract

The Charlestown dominated school committee debates focus on Elm street lot and the Fuller Warren heating contract. Accusations of bribery surface as ex member Fowler and architect Gould are cited, with mayor Quincy asked to withhold payment draft.

Elm Street Robinson Street Quincey Charlestown McDonough Paul Bateman Allen Fuller-Warren Warming and Ventilating Company Dunn Quincy Messrs Lowell and Eaton Fuller-Warren Company Fowler Citizens’ Association Anderson A. Gould School House Committee

Seeley Managers Indicted Over Indecent Dinner Plot

New York grand jury indicts Herbert E Seeley Theodore Rich and James Phipps on a misdemeanor charge of conspiring to procure people to expose themselves. Seeley arranged the dinner Rich assisted Phipps secured the performers. They will appear in General Sessions to plead and post bail. DA Olcott notes guests not legally responsible.

New York Herbert E. Seeley Theodore D. Rich James Phipps Seeley Rich Phipps Olcott

Lynn Mayor Ramsdell Faces Board Votes in January Clash

In Lynn on January 26 Mayor Walter L. Ramsdell announced Eugene T. McCarthy for the Board of Health to replace Charles Leighton. The Board split along party lines with Alderman Gunn and Harwood voting to confirm, others opposing, and a standing vote exposing the full results. The Mayor then named William L. Van Blarcom as inspector of buildings, replacing James S. Pool, with Harwood voting to confirm and the rest voting against. Ramsdell also named Thomas Gavin for the same post, which the board rejected solidly.

Lynn Walter L. Ramsdell Eugene T. McCarthy Board of Health Charles Leighton Gunn Harwood Babb Porter Faulkner Seavey Wells Beckford Sampson Ramsdell William L. van Blarcom James S. Pool Thomas Gavin

Queen Li liuokalani Receives At Shoreham In Washington

Liliuokalani ex Queen of Hawaii hosts a 3 to 5 pm reception at the Shoreham in Washington with Miss Kia Nahoolelana and Joseph Hilelule from her suite in attendance. Several hundred notable ladies attend and are introduced by Julius N. Palmer who refers to Mrs Dominis as Your Majesty and calls her Her Royal Highness.

Washington Liliuokalani Hawaii Shoreham Kia Nahoolelana Joseph Hilelule Julius N. Palmer Dominis

Mary McEvoy Dies at 101 in Lawrence

Mary McEvoy died early today at age 101. Born in Ireland, she came to Lowell at 15 and lived in Lawrence for fifty years.

Lawrence Mary McEvoy Treland Lowell

Somerville Cycle Club Ball at Odd Fellows Hall

The thirteenth annual Somerville Cycle Club ball was held last evening in Odd Fellows Hall. A stage displayed two bicycles and the Herald trophy amid potted plants. The grand march led by Captain G. W. Harvey and Miss Annie M. Harvey featured fifty couples in handsome gowns.

Somerville Cycle Club Odd Fellows’ Hall Somerville Herald G. W. Harvey Annie M. Harvey

Charitable Trish Ball Draws Gentry Amid Grand March

Notable guests including Mayor Quincy and General Dalton attended a grand march for Charitable Trish. A formal ball followed the march ending at 2 o'clock, with dancers in elaborate gowns described feature by feature among numerous local and visiting attendees.

Henry F. Naphen Naphen Quincy Conry Common Council William ¥. MacMorrow McMorrow D. L. Prendergast Prendergast Joseph H. O'Neil O'Neil P. J. Kennedy Curtis John A. Kelcher Dalton Appleton Souter Locke Courtney Lowell Sortwell Cambridge Edward M. Poitegin St. Jean de Baptist Society Cairns British Charitable Society C. H. Slattery City Point Thomas W. Flood William A. Hyde

Nervina Cure Touted For Female Complaints

A Newark area advertisement touts Dr. Greene's Nervura and Cathartic Pills as cures for nervousness, weakness, and painful menstruation. The notice claims free consultation with Dr. Greene at 34 Temple Place Boston and lists a long local supporter roster from Medford and surrounding areas.

Dr. Greene Temple Place Boston Mass

Harvard Students Bombard Harvard Square For Midyear Jollity

At 1 am Harvard undergraduates fired guns crackers and small ordnance along Harting's Hall to Beck Hall in Harvard Square. The noise celebrated the end of the first half year and upcoming midyear exams. The stunt caused startled residents but had no link to class day events.

Harvard Square Cambridge Boston Harvard First Unitarian Church Harting’s Hall North Avenue Ware Hall Harvard Street Little’s Block Read’s Block Claverly Hall Colleg Yard Holyoke House Beck Hall

Malden Aldermen Set Hearing on Unemployed Jobs and Alien Work Ban

In Malden a joint special committee will hold a public hearing Saturday January 30 on a petition by 209 citizens to provide work for unemployed men and on a proposal to bar aliens from city work. Appointments were made: Thomas J. Shehan fire commissioner. Eliphalet T. Marr inspector of buildings. George W. Stiles street commissioner. Henry M. Hartshorne city almoner. Christopher Sargent and Frank S. Lynn burial officers.

Malden Board of Aldermen Thomas J. Shehan Thomas W. Hough Eliphalet T. Marr Charles N. Bishop George W. Stiles Henry M. Hartshorne Christopher Sargent Frank S. Lynn

New Medford Electric Line Committee Named

The mass meeting at Mystie Hall on January 21 appointed a committee to select a group to supervise a new electric route to Boston. The West Medford Hillside and Tufts College districts are represented by Warren T. Morse Joseph E. Ober Councilman Charles S. Baxter ex Councilman Edwin E. Stephens and Samuel Holton.

Medford Mystie Hall Boston West Medford Hillside Tufts College Warren T. Morse Joseph E. Ober Charles S. Baxter Edwin E. Stephens Samuel §. Holton

Mrs Dupont Remanded in Larceny Case to New York

Mrs Annie M Dupont was taken to New York on Governor Wolcott s executive warrant for rendition over larceny charges from Macy Co A habeas corpus petition was heard in Supreme Court before Judge Barker challenging the warrant The judge ruled to remand the petitioner to Sheriff O Brien custody the detention deemed lawful

Annie M. Dupont New York Wolcott R. H. Macy & Co Supreme Court Barker Dupont O’brien J. B. Moran P. J. Sondheim

Mt Holyokers Dine Gentlemen at Annual Seminary Night

The Mt Holyoke Seminary alumnae held the annual gentlemen's night at the Vendome with 120 attendees. Mrs George G Fiske presided and Mrs Julia Drinkwater kept records. Guests included Dr Harris Andover Theological Seminary and Julia Ward Howe among others.

Mt. Holyoke Seminary Vendome Association George G. Fiske Julia Drinkwater Dr. Harris Andover Theological Seminary Judson Smith George A. Gordon New Old South Church Edward L. Clarke Central Congregational Church Louise Chandler Moulton Julia Ward Howe Helen Winslow Kaleski Bradbury Yerrington Moulton

Fire Rages Through Market Street Block Destroying Hirsch and Wanamaker Buildings

Firefighters battled near zero temperatures as a blaze engulfed the Hirsch Bros building and Wanamaker store on Market Street. A broken tower and ice coated streets hampered efforts while Mayor Warwick directed operations and crowds gathered. Dozens of workers fled as the block suffered extensive damage and several smaller fires spread along Thirteenth Street.

Market Street John Wanamaker John A. Feit Hirsch Bros Dennett’s Restaurant Hanscom Bros Hirsch Silver Street Filbert Street Dunlap & Clark, Printers Collins Carriage Manufacturing Company Market Thirteenth Filbert Wanamaker’s Market Streets Warwick Thirteenth Street Showell & Frier Juniper

Watertown Meeting Ends In Chaos Over Mt. Auburn Street Plan

A Watertown town meeting degenerated into disorder as the Mt. Auburn Street widening committee faced sharp criticism. The moderator threatened arrests amid catcalls and insults while debate raged over $25 219.19 spent and stone offers from Otis and Sprague.

James H. Vahey Mt. Auburn Street J. H. L. Coon Mr. Robinson Thomas Gavin Coon Otis & Sprague Land Company Thomas Ga

Windsor Hotel Firekills Man in Fort Smith

A fatal blaze at Fort Smith Arkansas destroys the new Windsor Hotel. I H Pray an egg buyer for a Chicago commission house dies in the fire after a lamp explosion. Guests flee in night clothes. many lose belongings. Fire damage reported widespread.

Fort Smith Ark New Windsor I. H. Pray Chicago

Peculiar Poisons and Digestion Cure

The article explains ptomaines as decay g erms from imperfect digestion. It claims weak stomachs cause headaches, heart and kidney issues, and poor complexion, advocating Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a universal remedy. It notes the 50 cent package and mailing offer from Stuart Co., Marshall, Michigan.

Bright Huxley Stuart Stuart Co Marshall, Mich

Smith withdraws petition in Tilton alderman contest

Marry D. Smith, who challenged the Tilton alderman election over ballot handling, asks to withdraw his petition. The board grants the request. The park commissioners seek to borrow funds to acquire Powderhorn Hill land for park use and playgrounds, referral to the finance committee. A sinking fund ballot selects A. A. Fickett with 9 votes, Seth J. Littlefield 5, Charles G. Roberts 1.

Marry D. Smith Tilton Board of Aldermen Mr. Smith

Browning Society Hosts Lecture on Thought and Feeling

The Browning Society held its regular monthly meeting in the Brunswick dining room repurposed as a lecture hall. Rev. Mr. Crothers of Cambridge spoke on Thought and Feeling, a discourse enjoyed by a large audience.

Browning Society Brunswick Crothers Cambridge

American Wringer Co Advertises Boston Location and Services

The American Wringer Company lists its Boston addresses at 13 and 15 Broadway extension and 29 and 31 Cornhill selling all kinds of wringers and Bissell carpet sweepers. Repairs are offered and delivered without extra charge, with Tremont 764 for contact by mail or phone.

American Wringer Company Broadway Extension Cornhill Boston

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Pew General Court George B. Knapp Poplar Street Max Rosenthal Allen Street Mr. Eaton H. E. Seeley T. D. Rich Lil Tremont Street Keen and Lee Gordon Burrill Tremont Row Pemberton Square Burrill George Barron James Andrews Park Street Church Barron Andrews Trish Richard Lynch Joseph B. Donoghue J. A. Hawkes Susan Donovan Kitty Donovan Mary Donovan Catherine Sullivan Helena Sullivan Mary E. Meade B. J. Connolly M. B. Coogan Agnes Sweeney May L. Connolly A. L. Flynn Nellie Flynn Minnie Ash J. F. Reardon Allston Mary F. Reardon Nora Coveney Hyde Park Nellie Shannon Fanny Doherty J. F. Grady Alice Johnson Esther Grady Thomas F. Sullivan South Boston E. E. Davies P. J. Carroll Margaret Carroll Dr. McIntyre Josephine A. Walsh H. E. Hayward Dresden Miriam Hayward Ella O'Reilly Milwaukee J. A. Reilly Josie Murphy Wakefield Mary Jennings Eresa B. Carroll Aileen Doyle Margaret Doyle A. D. Cairns T. H. Hudson Catherine H. Hudson Eizabet Edward Sliney Eugene Sullivan Alice Bogan Portland Sadie Bogan Lizzie Lyons E. M. Doyle Minnie Doyle Lillian Hillgrove A. N. Radley Carteret, N. J Thomas H. Ratigan D. Henry Sullivan James H. Devlin Charles F. Donnelly P. F. Griffin John A. Daly Thomas A. Devine Dennis J. Gorman W. J. Quinn John Lyons Daniel G. Finnerty Edward Heffernan John Mulloy Patrick P. Kelly John Kiggen Daniel Connors Hugh Kelly M. J. Riley John J. McCann Edward Murphy John Crowley Thomas Fee John Hurley John J. McGrath John J. Sullivan Daniel Shea James P. Flynn Thomas Farrell Francis J. Fogarty Thomas J Eagan P. J. Riley Timothy Daly M. BE. Hennessy James W. Kenney Thomas Sproules C. J. O’hern John F. McNamee MT. Holyokers Roberts Thomas D. Roberts John 5. Ashman Tremont Temple Wanamaker Great Wanamaker Establishment Mr. Wanamaker Wanamakers Roop Philadelphia Wanamaker Dry Goods Buant. Bldgs Watertown Gavin His Vin Mr. Fitz T. J. Gavin West Watertown Mr. Gavin Fitz Hamburg Chelsea Yf Rayg Wood New England Gifford Joseph Breck & Sons North Market St England Albert Chemical Co ST. Louis Big Four Railroad East St. Louis A. W. Wheeler & CO Salvation Oi Daniel Wilson Bros Bruning O’hagen George L. Small Herman Bruning Jessie O’hagen Abbott A. B. W. Abbott B. F. Abbott Melrose Cullinane Michael Cullinane Bow Street St. Mary's Church Warren Street Leonard Alexander Street Louis William William Leonard Brattleboro Reynolds Jamaica Plain Thomas Reynolds Ann M. Reynolds George P. Reynolds Child Street Flowers J. Newman & Sons Tremont ST John Wedderburn & CO Dept. G Vatent Attorneys Washington, D. C
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