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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1897
Page
1
Telegram reveals ex Governor Long on Navy Secretary pick
Ex Governor Long discusses his reported selection as Secretary of the Navy. He notes he may travel to Washington with his crew if notified officially and says he has not accepted the post or named an assistant yet. He expects the President to appoint someone agreeable and unresolved about the choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long
Navy
Washington
McKinley
Samuel Cooper Dies Suddenly at Age % in New York
Samuel Cooper an advertising agent died suddenly in New York on March 2. His father, a produce merchant, resides at 272 Atlantic Avenue Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Samuel Cooper
Cooper
Atlantic Avenue
Boston
Banquet Heaped With Eulogies For Ambassador Bayard
London March 2 The farewell banquet at Egyptian Hall Mansion House honored Ambassador Bayard last public appearance in England. Lord Salisbury and the Lord Mayor led tributes as 350 guests in uniform heard Bayard praise Anglo American ties and arbitration efforts. Mrs Pitman fended off two burglars at 17 Henchman Street North End stealing 12 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
George Fandel Phillips
Ambassador Bayard
Mansion House
Mr. Bayard
England
Lord Salisbury
Baron Russell of
Killowen
Jonn
Nansen
Thomas Hardy
Donald Smith
Great Britain
Henry M. Stanley
M. P
Clements Markham
Royal Geographical Society
A. Rollit
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Welcome
American Society
Harold Frederic
William Beresford
Collins
Hiram Maxim
Mr. Lathrop
United States
Bristol
Bayard
Mediterranean
Europe
Lord Sansbury
Peel
Herschel
Halsbury
Rose Pittman
Henchman Street
North End
Young Lyden
Absconding Paymaster Corwine Taints Newport Accounts
Washington reports Paymaster John Corwine of the U S N stationed at Newport Rhode Island fled with his checkbook after cashing a $5000 check. Investigators found a shortage totaling between $5000 and $10,000, not including the recent cashout. Navy officials notified authorities to stop he payments and intercept him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Corwine
Newport
R. I
Navy Department
Corwine
Casper Schenck
Wallace
Newport Naval Station
Herbert
sub-Treasury
Boston
Treasury
Weather forecast for New England and eastern New York
Washington reports a Wednesday forecast for New England and eastern New York with rain arriving after snow in northern areas. Winds shift easterly as temperatures rise inland amid wet conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New England
New York
McKinley Arrives in Washington amid Festive Welcome
The McKinley special train arrived in Washington at 11 on a bright March morning. The capital greeted the President elect with a large crowd, cheering as he met the Ohio Governor and his staff. Mother McKinley drew particular attention for her lively spirits and happiness. McKinley appeared pale and fatigued after illness, while the reception committee, led by Charles J. Bell, oversaw orderly proceedings with no military display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McKinley
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ohio
Mother McKintey
President confined to bed with pedal rheumatism
Washington reports President is in bed with an acute pedal rheumatism and ordered to rest for a day or two to enable attendance at the inauguration. Doctors link the flare to strenuous days at the desk averaging eighteen hours, with the last Cabinet meeting held without him. Public visitors could not reach him.
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Washington
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