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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1897

Page

1

Abolish the Council Move for a 25 Member Boston Aldermen

Mayor Quincy urged at the Real Estate Exchange dinner that Boston replace the two chamber city government with a single board of aldermen, one member per ward, elected for two years. He argued the reform would streamline business governance and improve returns on large public investments, calling for legislative support.

Quincy Common Council Meredith Boston Osborne Howes New York Philadelphia Chicago Rufus A. Flanders Clinton White State Board On Secon Summer Street United States Washington Beacon Hill City Hall Samuel Wells the Exchange

Beele Replies To Hoar At Boston Produce Exchange Dinner

The Rev A A Beele denounces Senator Hoar for remarks on clergymen who spoke on the peace treaty at a Boston Produce and Fruit Exchange dinner. He says people may instruct the Senate and warns against a Senate with a German Platt and a Foraker. President Avery lauds the exchange and introduces Governor Wolcott and Mayor Quincy with a mixup.

A. A. Beele Hoar Boston Produce and Fruit Exchange Senate Avery Wolcott Quincy

Turbulent Lawrence City Hall Meeting Ends Without Clear Victory

A Democrat majority convened in Lawrence to elect city officers but failed to fill several posts as Mayor Jenkins a Republican blocked motions. Democrat Patterson left under escort amid threats while voters hailed some ballots and boos rang through the packed galleries.

Lawrence City Hall Jenkins Bailey William T. Kimball Jeremiah J. Carey de Joseph H. Joubert Hisses Ecity Chester E. Hudson Franklin B. Davis Arthur A. Bailey Walter &. Rowe Rowe Davis Charles G. Kidder Shea Thomas F. Ryan James Chambers Ryan John F. Patterson Patterson

Harvard President Critiques Athletics and Outlines Reforms

President Eliot denounces untrained coaches and excessive overtraining at Harvard. He calls for an expert trainer or physician to oversee athletics and urges broader reforms to improve sports, finances, and campus development across the university and Radcliffe.

Harvard University Eliot Martin Brimmer Corporation Josiah D. Whitney Francis J. Child Daniel D. Slade Elliot Folger Rogers Harvard College Lawrence Scientific School Graduate School Harvard

Learoyd Farm Tea and Liquor Revelations Stir Salem Court

A Salem court hears testimony on the Learoyd case as witnesses describe liquor at the farm and the poisoning inquiry. Farmers and workers, including Conover and Jackman, recount drink hours and interactions, while the defense probes alleged conviviality and motive. The trial resumes with more witnesses and could extend into next week.

Salem Superior Criminal Court William Kennedy White Learoyd Daniel N. Crowley Mqnor Conover Casey Chelsea Kennedy Jackman Charles V. Jackman Topsfield Crowley Boston Armstead Conover Hardy Hall

Princess Chimay Quarrels With Gypsy Musician In Milan

Vienna dispatch reports a violent quarrel at a Milan hotel between Princess Chimay and Janos Rigo the gypsy musician she deserted her husband for. Screams and abusive language alarmed guests. the princess left with Rigo for Monte Carlo, paying her share of the bill while denying Rigo’s charges.

London Vienna Milan Chimay Janos Rigo Rigo Monte Carlo

Whitney Buys Second Avenue Railroad in New York

William C Whitney announces the Metropolitan Traction Company has absorbed the Second Avenue Railroad. The acquisition values the line at 3 760 000 dollars. The result may be an underground trolley system replacing horse drawn cars.

New York Metropolitan Traction Company Second Avenue Railroad William C. Whitney Second Avenue Railroad Company Metropolitan

Henry M Bates Dead Stock Broker of Boston Newton

Henry M Bates a long time Boston stock broker and Newton resident of Maple street Ward 7 died at his home after several months illness. He began in 1850 with Lee Matchett Co and later ran his own brokerage firm and was a Boston Stock Exchange member for 25 years.

Henry M. Bates Boston Newton Maple Street Ward 7 Lee, Matchett & Co Boston Stock Exchange

Emily Shultz Missing From Boston Home

Relatives and friends report Emily Shultz disappeared from her Middlesex Street residence in Boston after 9 am Sunday. Police have been notified and search efforts are underway as loved ones fear for her safety.

Emily Shultz Middlesex Street Boston

Unknown four masted schooner runs ashore at Hommedieu Shoal

Vineyard Haven Massachusetts January 27 An unknown four masted schooner ran ashore on Hommedieu Shoal in Vineyard Sound this afternoon and remained at dark

Vineyard Haven Mass Hommedieu Shoal Vineyard Sound

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A. A. Berle Brighton Gorman Platt Foraker Navy New England Rueter & Company Highland Spring Beele Havana Union Hunt L. Richardson & Co Sous A. Andrews & CO Eldridge, Baker & Bain Boston Wholesale Distributers Washington ST Elisworth's Harvard Sports Bosh Scientific School Medical School Cambridge Foxcroft Club Radcliffe Divinity School Observatory Museum of Comparative Zoology John Wright John Sylvester Kimball Jackman, JR Andy F. Jackman John Jackman Robert Hall Plains Beaver Brook Bert Nova Scotia Kate Hall Judge Endicott’s Mr. Chamberlain Princess de Chimay Whitney MRS Erroyd
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