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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1902

Page

2

Anti Imperialists Appeal to Congress at Faneuil Hall

A June 26 1902 anti imperialist gathering at Faneuil Hall pushes for the U S Congress to invite Filipino leaders Mabini and Aguinaldo to present views. Speakers led by W Rourke Cochran denounced Roosevelt McKinley era policies and urged information access and restraint in the Philippines movement.

Congress of the United States Faneuil Hall Apolinario Mabini Emilio Aguinaldo United States Cradle of Liberty Congress Philippines United States Senate Secretary Root Roosevelt Harvard W. Rourke Cochran New York Sexto Lopez Cochran Rome France Spain League of Anti R. Roosevelt Mr. Cochran Miles Schley Aguinaldo Edward Cockran Ascen Democratic Party Kran Alam Anti-Imperialist League

Angry Charlestown wife exposes thefts and murder claim

Mrs James Farrell of 32 Main Street Charlestown told Post reporters that she informed police about her husband James Farrell and his brother John J Farrell in a string of express wagon larcenies. James was sentenced to nine months. the brother to juvenile court. Police recovered numerous stolen goods and seek more.

James Ll. Farrell Main Street Charlestown Post Bragg House of Correction Charles Street Bogan Paige Brookline Farrell Howe Winchester Express Hanover Street Parrell O'Reilly American Express Company

Keene Wrecks Out Early In Paris Vienna Auto Race

Paris June 26 The Paris to Vienna international car race began at Champigny east of Paris with leaders Girardot Fournier Edge and Kniff. Keene crashed at Otter Gate injuring his car. he was not hurt. Vanderbilt Jr started late and Waterbury did not start as the event moved into Switzerland and Austria with multiple stages and a diverse field of 32 entrants.

Roosevelt Napoleon Cochran Rome Congress United States Philippines Lodge Boston London Faria Paris England Ireland India Cleve Hastings Vienna Champigny Girardot Fournier Edge Kniff Foxhall Keene W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr Lawrence Waterbury Belfort Switzerland Bregenz Salzburg

Two Unidentified Men Killed By Express Train

Two men, both about 25, were fatally injured while attempting to ride an outward freight on the Boston & Albany line near Cottage Farm yard. One may be Frank Ashley of Haverhill Mass. The pair were struck by an inbound express and later identified by local undertaker personnel.

Frank Ashley Haverhill Mass Boston & Albany Cottage Farm Yard Beacon Park Sullivan Harris Ashley Gloucester Steamship Company Gloucester A. C

Potocki Aide to Czar Loses 800000 in Warsaw Baccarat

Count Rudolf Potocki, aide to the Czar, reportedly lost 800000 at bac carat in a Warsaw club within three hours. This morning he attempted to take his own life but was prevented. He is brother to Count Joseph Potocki who also suffered heavy gambling losses last December.

Vienna Rudolf Potocki Warsaw Joseph Potocki

Encounter on Court Street Ends in Hospital Fight

James Oaks, 24, of 48 Temple Street, is confined at City Hospital with a fractured nose and bruised eyes after an encounter with a cripple on crutches. At 9 p.m. on Court Street, Oaks bumped the cripple. insults were exchanged and a crowd formed before the cripple struck Oaks with his crutch, then fled.

James Oaks Temple Street Oaks Court Street Oak

Hyde Park Man Slashes Throat in Suicide Attempt

Thomas Handy of Centre Street Roxbury, a sewer laborer, was found near Hyde Park station with throat cut from ear to ear after a days long spree. He was taken to City Hospital in a dazed condition and is now resting. police say his actions were the result of his excesses.

Thomas Handy Hyde Park City Hospital Handy Centre Street Roxbury Metropolitan Sewerage Commission

Combination Park Winners In Cold Night Races

Cold weather kept attendance modest at Combination Park yet fans witnessed two swift races. Camden Bay won the first heat while Kitty Hudson swept the next two in a hollowest style. The fastest time came in heat two at 1 09 1 4. In the 2 26 class H R B led from start to finish, taking all three heats easily.

Combination Park Camden Bay Kitty Hudson

Woods Defeats Felton Newton In Handicap Cup Semi

On the Rae Burn Golf Club course at West Newton this afternoon A S Woods beat W K Felton by 6 up and 4 to play in the handicap cup semi finals. The final will pit Woods against S M Merrill later this week. In the consolation cup F C Wilcox won over Lincoln Grant 6 up and 6 to play.

Wright Leads in Robin Tennis Singles at Crescent Club

In New York on June 26 the Robin tennis singles at Crescent Athletic Club Bay Ridge saw Beals C Wright beat Holcombe Ward in straight sets 6 2 6 8 6 8 while R D Little defeated his opponent in straight sets 6 2 9 7 2 1 Little leads standings for the title with his second win in the event.

New York Cats Crescent Athletic Club Bay Ridge Beals C. Wright R. D. Little Wright Holcombe Ward Little Hislonal Bert

Met tennis champs semi finals set at Westdale Club

New York reports the Metropolitan tennis championship semi finals were played at the Westdale Tennis Club. Semp Russ of San Antonio beat C. Kelley and Hibi Hackett defeated S C Millette to advance. Russ and Hackett meet tomorrow for a final shot at R D Little, the current champion and holder of the Metropolitan trophy.

New York Metropolitan Tennis Chamionship Weat Dle Tennis Club Semp Russ San Antonio Hibi Hackett Russ C. Kelley S.C. Millette Stuss R. D. Little

Neely and Jones Reach Women’s National Lawn Finals

A record crowd watched the women's national championship lawn tennis tournament in Philadelphia. Four players remained: C. B. Neely of Chicago, Juliette Atkinson of Staten Island, Marion Jones of Nevada, and Helen Chapman of Philadelphia. Neely defeated Atkinson in the semi finals while Jones beat Chapman in straight sets to set up the final clash between Neely and Jones.

Philadelphia C. B. Neely Chicago Juliette Atkinson Staten Island Marion Jones Nevada Helen Chapman Miss Neely Miss Atkinson Miss Jones Miss Chapman

Morris County Club invitational golf opens with Garretson lead

Sixty five golfers began the Morris County Country Club 18 hole preliminary round. L. B. Garretson of Princeton shot 8 and 1 for the low score and led the list of the first 16 qualifiers, including W. J. Travis and L. P. Bayard Jr.

Morristown N. J Morris County Country Club L. B. Garretson Princeton W. J. Travis L. P. Bayard, Jr J. Morgan Smith C. L. Toppin H. W. Rossiter L. H. Conklin J. Chadwick, Jr F. M. Marcellus R. W. Candler F. O. Reinhart Stephen P. Nash George T. Brokaw Jasper Lynch H. W. Wilcox R. D. Lapham

Monument to Halifax Heroes Unveiled in Brief Ceremony

In Halifax Nova Scotia on June 2 General Sir Charles Parsons unveiled a monument honoring Scotians who served and those who fell in South Africa. Dense ceremonies marked the event with formal remarks and commemorative reverence.

Halifax N. S South Africa Charles Parsons

FINK and DALEY Death Notices from Boston Area

FINK In Jamaica Plain Mary E Fink 65 years 9 months 6 days funeral from son John Fink Boylston street Friday June 27 at 8 a m mass of requiem Holy Trinity Church Shawmut avenue at 9 o'clock relatives and friends invited interment Mt Benedict Cemetery West Reabury. DALEY In Charlestown Ellen widow of the late Martin Daley formerly of Lowell street West End funeral from residence of her nephew Michael J re 13 Sprague street Saturday June 28 at 5 20 a m high mass of requet at St W Scherink's Church Wine epee at 9 o'clock relatives and friends no

Lowell Street West End Michael J Sprague Street Reques St. W

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