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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1902

Page

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Salem mayor declares candidacy for Congress seat

Mayor Hurley announces bid to fill Moody's soon vacated seat with a "red hot" campaign. He vows to win the Republican nomination, frames himself as the candidate of the plain people, and says he will campaign door to door in every city ward and town, even reaching farmers in hay racks if needed. He predicts a solid Salem vote and superiority over rivals Shaw Moyer Gardner and Raymond.

Salem Hurley Congress Moody Post Zyl Appomattox Shaw Moyer Gardner Raymond

Governor Crane Seeks Settlement as Rail Talks Continue

Governor Crane met with President Tuttle of the Boston & Maine and leaders from Albany and New Haven lines, urging patience and a return to work. He cited figures of reinstatement possibilities and said some unions already returned. Labor leaders endorsed unity and pledged to back the governor and business community to settle the dispute. most workers planned to return, with only freight clerks and handlers delaying.

Crane Tuttle Boston & Maine Samuel Hoar Albany John M. Hall W. B H. Chamberlain New York, New Haven & Hartford Allied Freight and Transportation Council Messrs Cox Cavanagh Power Ryan Hartnett N. Y New Haven Road Bogton &Maine Railroad State House East Boston Savannah Philadelphia Hasley Civic Federation Allied Freight Transportation Council George Innis Detroit International Teamsters’ Union Innis Longshoremen’s Union Expressmen Lyn Easley The Chamber of Commerce Board of Trade Expressmen’s Union M. F. Cavanaugh International Team Drivers’ Union Griffin Fireman’s Union No. 8 Lumber Teamsters Washington Street Hanover Street Frank P. Sargent George E. McNeill John F. O'Sullivan Cornelius Mahoney Consolidated Road

Boston Lady Playfair Dies in Fruit Store Tragedy

Mrs Louise Russell widow of Samuel H Russell and mother of Hadith Lady Playfair died suddenly in Solari and Porchella fruit store at 11 Charles Street. Doctor called death due to natural causes. She lived at 13 1 2 Beacon Street. Married Edith Russell to Lord Lyon Playfair at Trinity Church in 1878 attended by Governor Rice and Dr Holmes. Lady Playfair was well known in Boston Newport and New York social circles.

Louise Russell Samuel H. Russell Hadith Playfair Solari & Porchella Charles Street Dr. Smith Russell Boston Beacon Street Edith Russell Lord Lyon Playfair Trinity Church Boston Society Alexander H. Rice Oliver Wendell Holmes Andrew Pp. Peabody George W. Bragdon Samuel Eliot Philips Broooks Lady Playfair Atlantic Sir Lyon Newport New York London

Fair Local Forecast and Boston Boxing Result

Fair Saturday in Boston and vicinity with easterly winds. Unsettled Sunday with warmer temperatures and possible showers. Also from Washington and Middlesex: New England forecast calls for rain in southern and front portions with fresh northeast to east winds. Jimmy Stone of Boston defeated Perry Edwards of New York in a 20 round decision at Middletown Athletic Club. police halted two local preliminaries.

Boston Wiashington New England Middletown Conn Jimmy"’ Stone Perry Edwards New York Middletown Athletic Club

Strike riot at City Hospital ends in arrests

Two teamsters Thomas Hayes and Thomas Finnerty fought in front of City Hospital hotel fearing a riot. Patrolman Miller was injured while restraining them as a mob pelted the wagon en route to Dedham street station. Hayes and Finnerty were booked for mutual assault and bonded at £100 each.

City Hospital Miller Thomas F. Hayes Randall Street Thomas Finnerty Chadwick Street City Hospital Lodge Harrison Avenue Keane McCarthy Mahoney Dedham Street Finnerty Hayes

Return to Work Ordered by Noddle Island Longshoremen

Seven hundred longshoremen from Noddle Island Assembly No 5789 Knights of Labor met at Hibernian Hall East Boston and voted to resume work at 7 this morning after five hours of debate. More than 60 members spoke and the meeting remained harmonious with a settlement condition that all returnees be reinstated at the former wages and hours. Continued on Page 7.

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