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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1900

Page

8

Third Party Movement Seeks Cleveland Backing

Gold Democrats and anti imperialists push for a third party to challenge Bryan and McKinley. A conference at Plaza Hotel on July 18 aims to nominate a ticket, with talks of unification with anti imperialists and possible dual conventions before Indianapolis. Cleveland's involvement unsure.

Bryan McKinley New York Nley Torsuade Cleveland New Kansas City Plaza Hotel Thomas B. Reed House of Representatives Reed Gold Democrats Indianapolis

Dorr Reclaims Stolen Wheel After Unusual Detection

George Dorr, once a prominent racing man, recovered a wheel stolen seven weeks earlier. He identified it by a dent and serial number after spotting the wheel across the street, detaining the rider who attempted to flee. The suspect named Carl Anderson as the buyer, with police pursuing the wheel’s seller.

George Dorr Dorr George W. B. Handy Carl Anderson Thorndike Street

Drowning Victim Recovered at Widgeon Point Silver Lake

The body of Stella Coughlin of East Whitman was recovered today near the gunning stand at Widgeon Point in twenty feet of water after she drowned in Silver Lake Thursday afternoon.

Kingston Stella Coughlin East Whitman Silver Lake Widgeon Point

Man Hurt After Collision With Hack on Washington Street

Lunerd Borgmatz age 23 of 92 Marginal Street East Boston collided with a hack driven by John F. Mahoney on Washington Street near Winter about 6 50 last evening. Borgmatz was thrown and suffered a deep cut on the left cheek. He was taken to Emergency Hospital for treatment.

Lunerd Borgmatz Marginal Street Boston Washington Street John F. Mahoney Borgmatz

Meriden Youth Shoots Self Over Hidden Love

Meriden on July 15 reports Allison Marvin a high school athlete and beloved son of H L Marvin died from a self inflicted gunshot after being troubled by a secret love. A portrait of the beautiful young girl lay near his heart as his mother and family mourn.

Meriden Allison Marvin H. L. Marvin Meriden High School New England

Two American Girls Endure Alpine Trek to Paris

Annie Baker and Rose Tredway reached Paris after trampling from Rome in four months of hardship. Baker, a former American schoolteacher turned governess, was discharged without cause. Tredway, younger and unaccompanied, followed a Chicago artist who abandoned her. They traveled in tattered attire, arrested twice, and plan to seek American work in Paris or travel to London if unsuccessful.

Paris Annie Baker Rose Tredway Rome Miss Baker America Italy Miss Tredway Chicago London

Mammoth reception for ten Cuban teachers at Cambridge

Cambridge residents watched a large reception for ten Cuban teachers led by Dr. Charles B. Sargent. The event included carriages to Brookline, a wreath moved from the Washington Elm tablet, and social visits with lessons and dances. Several teachers recovered from recent ptomaine illnesses while others planned English classes and art sessions.

Cambridge Charles 8 Messrs Pierce Whitem Gifford Bouve Stickney White Brown Moreira Hendricks Thomas Foye Webster Griffith Foster Adams Hall Burgess Brooks Washington Elm Atlantic

Roosevelt Heads West for Western Trip from New York

Governor Roosevelt leaves New York for a western tour with Luther Little and Secretary Youngs. Amos Knapp to join at Albany. He will not speak between New York and St Paul. He plans to address the Hebrew Chautauquan Society in Atlantic City on July 2.

New York Roosevelt Luther Little Youngs Albany Amos Knapp Here St. Paul Hebrew Chautauquan Society Atelantic City

Loie Fuller Snubs Duke of Manchester in Paris

Gossips recount Loie Fuller ending the courtship with the Duke of Manchester after weeks of attentions. The pair were seen dining together. she left a luncheon at Carmensville pavilion abruptly, ending the social ties.

Paris Loie Fuller Duke of Manchester Carmensville

Miss Hil sen ee ne sister vows service in China mission

The report portrays Miss Hil sen ee ne, sister of Mrs. Howard Gould, preparing to devote her life to missionary work in a leper colony in central China. It notes her separation from a Paris life and her decision to support the mission through selling goods to fund the journey.

San Francisco Hil Sens Howard China Fife Damien Nat Hemisphere Howard Gould Gayelles Paris Bay Chinatown Sales

Mrs Peary Heads North to Reunite With Explorer

Mrs. Peary sails from Sydney Cape Breton with daughter Marie and a waiting woman to join Lieutenant Peary at Etah Greenland. The Windward carries them toward the Arctic circle in an expedition awaiting her husband’s return or departure if needed.

Washington Peary Arctic Circle Sydney Cape Breton Harmsworth London Marie Greenland Etah

Breakin and Entering Suspects Arrested in Fruit Store Theft

Officers of Division 4 arrested Patrick J. Evans of 18 Flagg Street and Martin J. Sullivan of 14 Warrenton Street early yesterday for breaking and entering the fruit store of George Caledonia at 2 Columbus Avenue. They were found with $30 stolen from the cash register.

Division 4 Patrick J. Evans Flagg Street Martin J. Sullivan Warrenton Street George Caledonia Columbus Avenue

Woman Accused After Pitcher Blows Up Domestic Dispute

Edward McCafferty of 2 Porter Street East Boston was struck on the head by his wife during a domestic dispute early yesterday. Dr Bragdon ordered his removal to City Hospital for treatment.

Edward McCafferty Porter Street Boston Bragdon City Hospital

Burglars Take Seven Rings From Hill Avenue Home

Burglars entered the Denny residence at 227 Hill Avenue by a rear window and stole seven rings two silver spoons and about a dozen plated spoons. Police were alerted and investigating the break in.

RE. M. Denny Avin Hill Avenue Burgery

Horse kicks man breaking jaw in South Boston stable

Michael Donelan suffered a broken jaw from a horse kick yesterday afternoon while working in the stable of Frank J. Hannen on West First Street South Boston. He lives at 62 West Fifth Street and was taken to Emergency Hospital by Station 6 ambulance.

Michael Donelan Frank J. Hannen West First Street Boston Donelan West Fifth Street

Disappearance of Napoleonic financier shocks New York

Lewis G. Tewksbury and his broker Mrs. G H Hitchcock vanish amid a $1,000,000 debt swirl. At the Sturtevant House branch Mrs Hitchcock and Miss Bacon ran daily operations largely with female clients. Deputy sheriffs found no attachable property and Hitchcock, veiled, fled by carriage to Grand Central.

New York Lewis G. Tewksbury Tewksbury Lower Broadway G. H. Hitchcock Sturtevant Broadway Hitchcock Sturtevant House A. C. Usher Mrs. Hitchcock Miss Bacon Aspinwall Aspinwall & Co

Heiress Reunited with Family After Circus-Inspired Elopement

Anna Nevelle, once famed as Crete's prettiest girl, married circus showman George Johnson and fled Cooperstown twelve years ago. They later lived in New York and London before returning to her aging parents, restoring her status as heiress and rejoining the family.

Cooperstown Binghamton N. Y Anna Nevelle George Johnson Crete Anna Kovelie Mit Johnson Anne Lovelies Esser New York London Europe

Gear's Body Taken Home for Funeral in Iowa

The remains of the late Senator Gear of Iowa died early yesterday. They left Washington this afternoon at 8:30 via the Pennsylvania railroad for Burling-ton Ia. where funeral services will be held Wednesday at 3 o'clock.

Washington Senator Gear Iowa Pennsylvania Railroad Gear Burlington

Telegraph Worker Killed by Lightning in Storm

Lineman Fred Simpson of Fredericton N B was struck dead while descending a utility pole during a thunder storm in Antigonish Nova Scotia today. He belonged to Western Union and was en route to Fredericton.

Antigonish N. B Fred Simpson Western Union Fredericton

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