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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1899

Page

8

Legislature Adopts Free Clam Digging at Salisbury Beach

The Massachusetts House dedicates attention to clam digging rights at Salisbury Beach as part of a broader session touching Gypsy moth control and a fish and game bill. Debates reveal support for a free dig policy, while other measures include a proposed six member fish commission and tax, school retirement, and license rules.

Senate Salisbury Beach Mills Stanley House Mr. Stanley Messrs. Carey Haverhill Brockton Blood Fitchburg Conwell Provincetown Swift Tisbury Howland Dartmouth Pittsfield North Adams Turtle Fish Commission Newburyport Tolman Committee On Fisheries and Game Committee On Ways and Means

Will Not Resign Teacher's Flight Stirs Mt Carmel Trustees

Maude Hough a Mt Carmel teacher remains in bed in an old farmhouse in New Haven after a wild Sunday mountain flight amid charges before the Hamden School Board. She is rational but highly nervous and unable to recall the incident.

Board of License Commissioners Boston Board of Excise Harrington and Patch Estes and Litchfield Mamma Connecticut John K. Andrews New Haven Andrews Miss Hough Mt. Carmel Serena Cook Mir Cook Cullen Foote Mr. Clarke Miss Ho Craig Todd M'se Hough Carmel

Canadian steamer farewell surprise foils Boston police mission

Chief Inspector Watts and Lieutenant Rosatto depart for Italy on the Canada as a surprise party aboard the pier salutes. Extradition papers for Antonio Di Blasi hinge on Rome's determination and Humbertian allegiance, while Governor Roosevelt rejects clemency in Martha Place murder case citing clear guilt and no grounds for mercy.

Watts Rosatto Hanover Street Italy Canada Rome di Blasi Briny Europe Guardian Battery Wharf James Ellis Antonio di Blasi Boston Humbert

Dr Ball's Cough Medicine Offers Asthma Relief

A brief advertisement notes Dr Ball's Cough eases the throat and lungs for those with asthma and related conditions. It lists a price of 25 cents.

Extradition Matter Involving Di Blasi Seen in US Rome Talks

Chief Watts and Lt discuss possible extradition of Di Blasi as guards prepare papers and evidence for trial in Suffolk or Italy. Police boat Guardian reports nearby amid steam whistles and crowds while supporters raise funds over $800 for his defense and anticipate embassy actions in Rome.

Guardian Watts di Blasi Suffolk County Italy Canada United States Rome

Roosevelt Refuses to Spare Martha Place from Execution

Governor Roosevelt declines to commute Martha Place's sentence for the murder of her stepdaughter. She faces electrocution at Sing Sing next week after sustained political and public pressure urging clemency from press, churches, and advocates.

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Gomez Adopts Plan to Disband Cuban Army

General Gomez will distribute 3 million dollars to Cuban troops upon disbanding the army. General Wood has permission from Washington to dissolve the assembly if needed. U S authorities say no obligation is binding on the Cuban Assembly. Archbishop Chapelle discusses church rights with General Brooke.

Havana Gomez Brooke Washington Diaz Robau Monteagudo Nodarse Peraza Pedro Betancourt Matanzas la Discusion United States Cuban Assembly Archbishop Chapelle West Indies Cuba Rome

Spanish Governor General Castillanos addresses troops in Madrid

General Castillanos, newly named Captain General of Madrid and former Cuba Governor General, inspected the barracks and told soldiers that the army’s only good thing is the soldier, vowing to send derelict officers to the galleys. Officers press for action from War Minister Polavieja.

Madrid Castillanos Cuba Polavieja

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