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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1900
Page
8
Cuban teachers at Harvard fear a government edict in Cuba will cut salaries and jobs. The decree expands teacher examinations, increases daily hours, and may dissolve the Cuban summer school at Harvard, triggering protests and potential resignations among Cambridge instructors.
The Variag, a modern Russian cruiser, arrived near Cape Cod on a voyage from Philadelphia. Captain Sargent praised the ship’s build while Russian officers including Baron Fersen prepared for a trial alongside American naval officials in Boston.
The group has written requesting admission to the school, signaling interest in enrollment and potential future attendance.
The Cuban teachers praised the Cambridge Baptist church reception as noble and fraternal. They highlighted the Mayor of Cambridge and Harvard students in speeches and music, and expressed hope to repay the U.S. kindness. The group plans a future concert for Cambridge’s needy and contemplates returning with American visitors.
Clinton confronts a legal dispute after Postmaster Charles L. Stevens barred warrant postings in the post office and Constable Joseph Lawson refused to risk insults. A July 16 meeting and a bond refunding deal with R. L. Day & Co. are in question, with town by laws under revision to permit future postings in multiple places.
Dr J H Schenck leads a city wide campaign against unlicensed dogs in East and South Boston with a daily average of about thirty five captured. Dr C C Kammerer assists as the dog catcher force. poison is used to end canine lives swiftly at 8 am wagons patrol busy districts until September 1. Hydrophobia risk remains low with only a few historic cases in eight years of Board of Health records.
Washington July 23 Secretary Root planned to go to Boston tomorrow but with Secretary Hay away he will stay at the War Department.
The funeral of Special Officer William Gilmore of the Bureau of Criminal Investigation will be held today at 1 o clock. Inspectors Abbott Cleary Robinson Wise Pinkerton and McGarr will serve as bearers. Services take place at Bulfinch Place, with interment in the Knights Templars lot at Mt Hope Cemetery.
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