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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1902
Page
2
Dark mutiny hovers over the Western Union Telegraph Company office at 109 State street as new manager Mr. Ames enforces hourly work records and wage cuts. Rumors of extra per diem for night staff and mandatory typewriters spark fear among older operators, though no official announcements have been posted.
Herbert Edward Hill who killed his sister Mrs Francis E Riley and assaulted his mother at 71 Waverley Street Roxbury is in Charles Street Jail awaiting next court appearance July 18. He will be examined by alienists to determine insanity. Drs Jelly and Waterman expected to conduct the tests.
Reports detail Lieutenant Governor Bates and allies pressuring for control while Murray and anti-Lodge factions maneuver. A plan seeks to have ex Secretary Long present as special guest and Murray preside, aiming to split Bates and Lodge influence before the convention. The Post also identifies remains of Mrs. Margaret Anson, wife of Edward Anson, found in Boston's Charles River area with family confirming identity.
Taunton 20 year old cornet player Thomas F Donaghy of Taunton drowned at Cottage City after cramps while bathing. Body recovered by Officer Dexter and to be transported to Taunton for interment. Taunton High School Cadets break camp and return home after the tragedy.
Dr J W Haines claims a tasteless Golden Specific can cure drunkards silently with wife sister or daughter watching. Supported by W C T U and others, he offers a free trial package by mail and lists Boston merchants selling full sized boxes.
Clifford docked at City wharf after a day outing showing marked improvement among patients especially day cases. The trip to a point opposite Winthrop featured cool water air and mothers served dinner aboard. Babies received sterilized milk and benefit from fresh air during the voyage to Mast Boston dock.
Desirable large swift steamers with high class dining depart Commercial wharf at 8 15 a m on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays for Portland returning 7 p m daily and 7 a m Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays Vacationists gain an afternoon in Forest City and a 200 mile ocean voyage at slight cost The night boat reaches Boston before sunrise and the morning boat arrives at 3 p m enabling an invigorating trip without business delay.
Reduced rate round trips from New England to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo. Sale daily with dates July 10 11 12 August 22 23 29 30 31 at half the regular rates by all lines to Chicago then Chicago Northwestern Railway. Tickets at 368 Washington Street Boston.
Relatives claimed the body of John Farrell who died at City Hospital Monday night after being injured by a New York New Haven and Hartford train between Massachusetts Avenue and Norfolk Street. The remains were shipped to Providence Rhode Island yesterday.
Twenty women and five men obtained divorcee decrees in Boston yesterday. Fifteen decrees were on desertion grounds and many involve custody or name changes. One case featured Charles D. Johnson testifying about his wife’s alleged infidelity across several city locales.
The Butte author Mary MacLane arrived in Chicago and dismissed reporters and newspapers as superficial while boasting of her English style and plans to write another book. She dismissed Harvard teaching and hinted at future shocks, insisting she aims for truth and amusement in storytelling.
The State Board of Registration in Medicine reports a fraud attempt during Tuesday’s exams. Dr Joseph Oliver Fells of Lynn was caught taking the test for another man Arthur Henry Trower of South Boston. Board secretary Dr Harvey said they detected the ruse by timing and familiarity with candidates. He noted prior incidents involving other schools and emphasized ongoing vigilance against fraud.
The Nebraskan, a twin screw steamship of the American-Hawaiian line, arrived from Philadelphia. Built by New York Shipbuilding at Camden, it forms one of three sister ships Nevadan and Texan. the trio can burn oil or coal, pioneering oil-fueled ships in the United States. The Nebraskan carries about 5300 tons and spans 371 feet.
Exports from Porto Rico to foreign countries for the year ended June 30 rose 54 percent from the prior year. Exports to the United States gained 48 percent. Sugar tobacco and hats led the list of principal export goods. Customs receipts for the last fiscal year reached 800000 dollars, with the insular revenue balance showing an increase.
Secretary Root met with Generals Corbin Young and Wood to review the board report on uniforms. The panel recommends khaki as the field uniform for hot weather and retains a gray campaign hat for all officers, with changes in headgear for general and lower ranks. Three uniforms are advised: full dress undress and campaign.
Washington July 9 The torpedo boat destroyer Paul Jones has passed a successful trial. Lieutenant Fenton states the official result with a maximum speed of 28.91 knots about 33 mph at 836 revolutions and 7900 horsepower, and 27.42 knots for one hour at 22 revolutions.
The Sons and Daughters of Zion held their annual picnic at Oak Island Grove in Revere attracting over 2000 attendees from the city and suburbs. Representation spanned Zionist societies with many prominent Hebrews present. the day featured outdoor games, dancing, a band concert, refreshments, and awards in sporting events.
Dr Edward Koch promotes the Koch Inhalation Apparatus for tuberculosis and asthma. He claims vapors of healing oils and Koch Tuberculine reach deep into the lungs. Free consultations offered at 861 Boylston Street Boston with testimonials from cured patients on display.
Chattanooga Tenn July 9 The Democratic executive committee of Tennessee fifth district renominated James D Richardson Minority House leader for re election to Congress. He faced no opposition.
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