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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1905

Page

1

Lamont Dies Sudden. Former War Secretary in Cleveland Era

Colonel Daniel Scott Lamont, longtime adviser to President Grover Cleveland, died at his Millbrook home of heart failure at 9:15 p.m. He had served as private secretary to Cleveland and later as Secretary of War from 1893 to 1897. Lamont’s wife and two daughters were with him, with guests nearby when the attack occurred. He rose from Albany reporter to confidant of Cleveland, shaping political and social circles in the capital.

Poughkeepsie N. Y Daniel Scott Lamont Cleveland Millbrook Dutchess County Lamont Frances Bessie Colonel Lamont Washington Mr. Cleveland Con White House Albany New York

Colonel Lamont Career Chronicle of a Cabinet Secretary

Colonel Daniel S. Lamont rose from a $15 weekly country newspaper position to a Cabinet post in ten years. Born in 1851 in Cortland County New York to Scottish parents he learned printing then held clerical and editorial roles, befriended Grover Cleveland, served as Cleveland’s private secretary, led the War Department under Cleveland, helped rebuild New York City transit, and left a large fortune with a wife and two daughters as survivors.

Daniel S. Lamont Nation Cortland County New York State New York New York Assembly Tilden State Democratic Committee The Argus Grover Cleveland Cleveland Lamont Washington Payne-Whitney War Department Mr. Lamont New York City Scranton Penn Sorrento

Six Injured in Two Auto Accidents Including Critical Case

Medfield yesterday afternoon and Newton last evening saw two car crashes injuring six people seriously with one in danger of dying. Police and emergency crews responded, and investigators began examining likely causes and traffic factors.

Medfield Newton

Four Injured In Newton Auto Upset

Eugene Delbert of Groton, chauffeur for Julius Harrar of Cambridge, was thrown from the car when it struck a tree on Commonwealth avenue and is in serious condition at Newton Hospital. Three Harvard students in the vehicle were shaken but not seriously hurt. Harrar is currently in Cuba. The wrecked car caught fire but was extinguished by a nearby resident.

Newton Eugene Delbert Groton Julius Harrar Cambridge Harrar Commonwealth Avenue Harvard Harvar Cuba Delbert Newton Hospital Mr. 5

Two Injured in Medfield Auto Accident

A touring car carrying four Hopedale residents overturned in Medfield on July 23 near the Medway Medfield & Franklin Street Railway Company. Fred S. Howard, the owner and driver, suffered a fractured hip and severe injuries. Mrs. W. D. Hadley and Mr. Hadley sustained multiple facial wounds and bruises. Paul Selby escaped injury.

Medfield Hopedale Fred S. Howard W. D. Hadley Paul Selby Howard Mr. Howard Hadley Mr. Hadley Mr. Selby

Roosevelt orders grand jury for agricultural dept

President Roosevelt moves quickly to pursue indictments against members of the agricultural statistics department, calling them "worse than thieves and scoundrels." District Attorney Beach will present evidence to the DC grand jury, which is to convene tomorrow, with several indictments expected.

Washington Roosevelt Agricultural Statistical Department Beach Grand District of Columbia Department

Peary Reaches North Sydney With Roosevelt on Board

Commander Peary arrives at North Sydney aboard the Roosevelt with his wife and daughter after a Bar Harbor departure. He plans a northbound voyage tomorrow and hopes to reach the pole next February, praising the ship as well equipped for the ascent toward latitude 83.

North Sydney Peary Roosevelt Bar Harbor Commander Peary Pole

Partly Cloudy Forecast for Boston and Vicinity

The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies over Boston and nearby areas on Monday and Tuesday. Minimal precipitation is expected as high temperatures stay mild and winds remain light.

Boston and Vicinity

Great Oil Fire Rages at Texas Tank Farm

A fire at a Texas Oil Company tank farm near Humble began after noon and, aided by lightning, damaged up to 1,000,000 barrels of oil worth about 250,000 dollars. Eleven of twelve tanks holding 200,000 barrels each and one struck at 238,000 barrels are doomed as rain slows spread. The blaze rages despite heavy rain.

Humble Tex Texas Oil Company

Fire destroys Roxbury bootblack parlor at 2350 Washington Street

A one story building at 2350 Washington Street in Roxbury owned by William McGee and used as a bootblack parlor by Dominick Supernario burned yesterday morning. A can of naphtha exploded, causing a loss of 25 dollars.

Washington Street Roxbury Dominick Supernario William McGee

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