16 Jul 1897
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1897
Page
1
A Paris dispatch reports that an inquiry at the American embassy confirms rumors of a Spain Japan alignment on a stated purpose. The cooperation is presented as a unified stance affecting international relations.
A joint proposal in favor of bimetallism was presented today on behalf of the United States and France at a conference in London’s Foreign Office. Baron de Courcel led the delegation, outlining measures and international cooperation to stabilize currencies.
An allegedly arranged offensive pact between Spain and Japan would threaten the United States with war if Washington intervenes in Cuba or pushes toward annexing Hawaii. The article notes the two powers together would field a larger naval force, but United States fighting capacity remains debated as details appear on Page 6.
Al R Washington reports for Friday a warmer outlook across New England and eastern New York with south to southwest winds. Boston and vicinity expect fair weather and a southwesterly breeze.
French ambassador Hay and India secretary Hamilton lead a mixed delegation with Britain and the United States represented by Stevenson Payne and Balfour. The British cabinet will decide later as plans for an international conference, possibly in the United States, are reported. US leans 16 while France favors 15 1 2. England may tie India to participation with potential concessions on Bank of England reserves and silver certificates.
J E McConnell of Fitchburg to head a full Massachusetts Gold Democrat State ticket for fall with J M McConnell cited for past strength and loyalty The executive committee met Wednesday with Former Mayor Matthews presiding and planned a Boston September State convention and caucuses The platform likely features found money and a revenue tariff as core planks
Teel's Military Band conducts a 21 piece event under Benj F Teel. The program opens with a Sousa march and includes overtures dances solos and a finale. Manager Wolf sponsors the free evening from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. with popular tunes and descriptive pieces.
Dr Charles B Cadwalader head of a venerable Philadelphia family married Bridget Mary Ryan his former housemaid at St Pauls Episcopal Church The bride emigrated from Ireland five years ago and joined the church after leaving the Roman Catholic parish The couple plan a brief wedding trip tonight.
Two Holman friction-geared locomotives built in Philadelphia arrived in Caph Man N J for their trial run. The engines stand 16 feet high and are expected to reach speeds of 100 miles per hour.
Statistics from the Boston Custom House show if the year's first half growth continues, sugar imports could be 50 percent higher than 1896. Last year 403,014,827 pounds were imported. six months this year total 228,465,814 pounds. Larger summer consumption and fruit use may boost the trend, but the rate may not persist.
A water spaniel owned by Thomas Jennings ran through Winthrop streets yesterday biting nothing but causing panic until a passerby’s intervention. The dog was killed by a police officer after it attacked a Teddy bear and skirted Mrs. Osborne before rabies was suspected. Authorities consider muzzling as a precaution.
The Massachusetts Knights of Pythias toured St John New Brunswick on July 15 sightseeing in the city and suburbs. In the afternoon Alderman Jennings of New Bedford sat with the mayor during a council meeting. The visitors left for home the next morning praising their trip.
Florence Alabama report describes Rene Williams's murder near West Point Tennessee and the capture and lynching of Anthony Williams by a mob of about 600. The victim, to be married soon in Nashville, was found tied to a sapling with a leather cord. the killer was hunted for days before being killed on the streets.
L. A. W. racing board chairman Albert Mott announces Tom Cooper trainer Webb and Fred Loughead are suspended pending investigation and ruled off all tracks. George Yokem of Port Huron is suspended from all sanction privileges over the Port Huron affair without a special permit.
The United States cruiser Marblehead under Commander Elmer left her navy yard anchorage at 2 40 yesterday for a cruise on the Newfoundland Banks. About 400 tons of coal were taken aboard before departure, signaling a voyage lasting several weeks. She will then rejoin the North Atlantic squadron at Tompkinsville, New York.
Rear admiral Peary, noted Arctic explorer, reached Boston from New York yesterday morning. The famed navigator, whose pursuits energized many historic polar expeditions, is referenced amid reminiscences of explorers who braved the frozen seas and northern rivers.
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