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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1902

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Riot at Nebraska City over Sunday baseball game

A Law and Order League attempt to stop a Sunday game led to a riot at the Nebraska City baseball grounds. Sheriff Brewer arrested four players after seizing their bonds. an angry crowd surrounded him and a rock struck the Rev C M Shepperd, who sought police protection for himself and church property amid threats following the vote in favor of Sunday ball. The incident capped a long fight over Sunday play.

Lincoln Neb Nebraska City Laws and Order League Brewer Justice's C. M. Shepperd Methodist Church Law and Order League Friends of Sunday Ball

Charles Estes Dies at 87 in Worcester City Hospital

Charles Estes, 87, oldest inmate at Odd Fellows Home, died this morning at City Hospital of senile gangrene in Worcester.

Worcester Charles Estes Odd Fellows City Hospital

Still Waiting Lovers Coming on Cunard Ship Ivernia

Igna Brynilson a Norwegian detained on the Cunard steamer Ivernia waits for news from Sigvart Anderson in Minnesota. She spent a lonely day aboard in steerage with a Swedish companion, hoping for word from her brother or lover as the ship plans its return voyage.

Igna Brynilson Cunard Ivernia Sigvart Anderson Minnesota Miss Brynilson Stearage Post Sigvart

Millionaire Mackay Dies in London of Heat Prostration

John William Mackay died at Carlton House Terrace in London at 6 30 pm after a rapid decline from heat prostration. Three physicians counseled as pneumonia and congested lung symptoms appeared. Present were Mrs Mackay and Countess Telfener with Princess Galatia Colonna arriving shortly after. Mackay, born Dublin 1881, left Ireland for America as a youth and later became a noted millionaire.

Carlton House Terrace Mackay Mr. Mackay John William Mackay Dublin Ireland America New York City California

Havana cigar pricing and luncheon concept ad

An odd ad compares a 20 cent Havana cigar to a 10 cent Cuba Big Brother Cigarros as five luncheons. It touts meals from Havana filler and promises 10 luncheons for the price of one cigar dinner. Also features a Soap Sale Extraordinary with Savons Carnation Petals and other scents, three cakes for 25c and $2 per dozen by express from Metcalf Co.

Havana Savons Carnation Violette de Navarre Roses Des Alpes Express Metcalf Co Court St Boston

Unknown Woman Killed on Track at Junction

A woman about 30, 5 ft 6 in, 138 pounds, was struck and killed by a Boston & Albany freight train at the South Utica junction. Her body lay unclaimed in Jones's funeral rooms. No identification or home found. many locals knew her, but her name remains unknown. Train crew Conductor George Baird and Engineer Charles Pierce administered the accident response. The motive and exact circumstances remain a mystery.

South Utica Jones Lagrange Street Boston & Albany George Baird Charles Pierce

Turks Reported Killed in Strumitza Engagement

Constantinople correspondent of the Daily Telegraph reports a clash at Strumitza European Turkey between 300 Bulgarian troops and Turkish irregulars. Twenty five Turks were killed in the action, according to the dispatch.

London Constantinople Daily Telegraph Strumitza European Turkey

Weather Outlook for New England Rough forecast

Rain is expected in New England on Monday with possible showers into Tuesday. Tuesday should be warmer with light to variable winds along the coast, and Boston area residents can expect cloudy skies and occasional showers on Monday.

Washington New England Boston Vicinity

Arrest of Entire Chinese Colony in Winchester for Gambling

Winchester police arrested the town's Chinese population at 3 am for gambling on the Lord's Day. Chief McIntosh and officers Brown Harrold and O Connell surprised players in a rear Chinese laundry at 19 Pleasant Street. Five men were taken to headquarters and bailed out. arraignments set for the District Court in Woburn.

Winchester Woburn McIntosh Brown Harrold O'Connell Pleasant Street

Tseng Arrives in Washington as China’s secretary

The Hon. C. K. Tseng secretary to the Chinese legation at Washington arrived on the Umbria from England with his English wife formerly Miss Burnett of London. Mrs. Tseng plans to spend winter in Washington. Tseng praises Liang Chen Tung the new minister and notes Wu Ting Fang’s recall as recognition of his greatness.

New York C. K. Tseng Washington England Miss Burnett London Eng Tseng Wu Ting Fang China

Choate Keeps Up Golf Mania in London Home

Ambassador Choate is believed to be secretly practising golf in a Carlton House Terrace apartment. He has rented Cheylesmore Lodge at North Berwick for autumn, joining visitors including Prime Minister Balfour, the Duke of Cambridge, Lord Rothschild, and Mr. and Mrs. Asquith at the golf headquarters.

London Choate Carlton House Terrace Cheylesmore Lodge North Berwick Balfour Duke of Cambridge Lord Rothschild Mrs. Asquith

President Roosevelt's Quiet Sunday at Sagamore Hill

President Roosevelt spent a quiet Sunday at Oyster Bay Sagamore Hill. No callers were expected and none were received. The President and family attended morning services at Christ Episcopal Church, of which Mrs. Roosevelt is a member.

Oyster Bay N. Y Roosevelt Sagamore Hill Christ Episcopal Church

Fastest Ocean Yacht for John Jacob Astor

New York reports John Jacob Astor plans a record setting pleasure craft at Lewis Nixon shipyard. The yacht measures 240 feet on the water line and 280 feet overall with a 32 foot beam and 16 foot draft. Six Mosher boilers and four quadruple expansion engines totaling 6000 HP are expected to drive the vessel to about 22.5 knots, making it faster than any other yacht afloat.

New York John Jacob Astor Lewis Nixon Mosher Arrow

Snake charmer John Sonwell dies after museum bite

John Sonwell, a professional snake charmer, was fatally bitten by a rat tlesnake during a Saturday night museum exhibition. He died in City Hospital early yesterday. A snake snagged in a cage wire when he risked freeing it, and the bite occurred between the thumb and forefinger. He leaves a widow and one daughter.

John Sonwell Sonwell

Sheriff Pearson of Portland Ill at Poland

Sheriff Pearson of Portland Maine is very ill with heart trouble at the White Oak Spring Hotel in Poland He is reported in serious condition but under care of two physicians who observed the case and expect his recovery The illness is being treated as a medical emergency with hopes for improvement

Sheriff Pearson Portland Poland Pearson White Oak Spring Hotel

Mississippi flood devastates farms from Keokuk to Hannibal

A planned AP dispatch from Cornlands describes widespread destruction along the Mississippi from Keokuk southward. Floodwaters cover corn belts, ruin crops, and leave farmers penniless as the river rises and levees face breach threats.

Peoria Braces as Illinois River Rises Threatening Flood

The Illinois River near Peoria is forecast to rise beyond the 21.38 foot high water mark, risking thousands in damages to lowland businesses and factories. Rivermen report no recede in sight for 36 hours as water climbs about half an inch per hour and residents move stock to higher ground.

Peoria Illinois

Three Cloudbursts Strike Broome County Hit Towns Hard

In Broome county New York a July cloudburst caused dams to fail washouts and bridge damage. Four people were killed two seriously injured and damage reached about 200000 dollars. Coventry reports a mill dam collapse near Afton damaged factories and a freight train plunged into a washout near Harpursville injuring and killing workers.

Binghaimton N. Y Broome County Coventry I. W. Seeley Afton Taft Joseph Conk Delaware & Hudson Railroad Harpursville

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