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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1901

Page

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Opium Den Raided in East Boston

Police raided 319 Meridian Street uncovering a Chinese opium den run under Station 7 scrutiny. Proprietor Yee Lung, 46, arrested. a pound and a half of opium with paraphernalia seized. bail set at 200 dollars. Two years of activity alleged. local residents report visits by young women and girls from nearby families. The suspect faces East Boston Police Court arraignment.

Station 7 Hines Sweeney and Sturtevant Meridian Street Yee Lung East Boston

Hidden Plans of Breakheart Barn Figure in Salem Murder Trial

William H. Stiles testified in Salem court that John C. Best showed two barn plans at Breakheart Farm revealing where George Bailey's gold watch and other property were hidden. A watch and $75 were later found in the barn cellar after search by state officers, while Best faces the charge and Stiles described the dramatic disclosure.

Salem William H. Stiles Lynn John C. Best George Batley John Best Stiles Breakheart Farm George Bailey Bailey Best Hte Neal Hammond Peters Harry Proctor Thompson Saugus Charles Cole Post Haverhill Bailey Farm John Peas Mr. Peters

Marseilles Trike Riots Prompt Police Crackdown

A general strike in Marseilles sparks street car clashes as strikers clash with police and gendarmes. Rioters attack cars, cut wires, and a gendarme lieutenant is assaulted. two cars wrecked later as authorities restore order amid threats from unions and officials.

Marseilles Hnes Cannebiere Hussars Council of the Labor Union Labor Exchange Caulkers Turners and Fitters Society For the Defence of Commercial Interests M. Waldeck-Rousseau Commerce M. Millerand

Ada Declines Marriage with Wry Brag in Tit-Bits

In a brief Tidbit, Ada quotes Jack as refusing marriage with the quip Pshawi. Ada retorts she would not wed him, underscoring witty social banter typical of Tit-Bits captions.

Jack Pshawi

Lawson Annuity Story Not Credited

Insurance men deny a $70,000 annuity paid by Thomas W. Lawson with a lump sum of $1,326,000. They say such a policy is implausible and would yield enormous profits for insurers, with no corroboration of Lawson placing such a record.

Thomas W. Lawson Boset Lawson New York J. Heber Bishop Dr. Bishop Laer Eric Old

Marlborough to Visit US as King’s Special Ambassador

London reports King Edward VII plans to send the Duke of Marlborough paymaster general to the United States to formally notify President McKinley of the royal accession. Lord Carrington will notify President Loubet in France, with other peers to Berlin Rome Vienna and St Petersburg.

London Edward VII Duke of Marlborough United States McKinley Lord Carrington France Loubet Berlin Rome Vienna St. Petersburg United

Hanna and President Seek End to Nebraska Deadlock

Washington reports a high level meeting between President and Senator Hanna, head of the Republican national committee, over Nebraska’s Senate deadlock. The administration pushes to finalize the two Republican seats as bolters challenge a candidate, while Hanna hints at avoiding public telegram disclosures.

Washington Nebraska Hanna Republican National Committee

Harvard Man Pleads For Midday Sunday Dinner

A Harvard student signs as A in the Harvard Crimson arguing to reverse Sunday customs. He seeks a noon dinner after no breakfast arguing it would aid late risers and suit Sunday invitations, contrasting with tea at evening gatherings.

Harvard Harvard Crimson Oes

President denies seven pardons amid clemency actions

The president rejects seven pardon requests and grants two civil rights restorations, remits a fine, and grants one health related pardon. One denied plea involves Joe Martin convicted of murder in 1989 with a death sentence later commuted to life imprisonment. numerous other pardon applications have been reported.

Body identified of Lynn man Wright in Warren woods tragedy

Identified tonight as Charles A. Wright of Lynn Mass the man who died by self to be found in Warren woods after being missing from Lynn for some time Albion Dyer of Portland a former Wright coworker identified him by a gold filled tooth Wright belonged to the Odd Fellows and Red Men order members

Westbrook Warren Woods Charles A. Wright Lynn Mass Albion Dyer Portland Wright The Odd Fellows and Reden

Easter Hat Arrival Ad

Easter Sunday reveal for a new unbreakable unfadeable hat available in two prices, two dollars and three dollars, with quick pickup on April 7.

Massachusetts Floated After Damage Report Near Pensacola

Admiral Farquhar reports Massachusetts has been floated at Pensacola, appears undamaged, and will sail once stores are loaded. He notes the ship was floated on March 22 and will depart for sea promptly. The message was sent to the Navy Department from Washington.

Washington Farquhar North Atlantic Navy’ Department Pensacola Massachusetts

The Springing of the Testimony

The trial day unfolds with a dramatic witness, the husband’s brother involved, and a weary court as the DA, District Attorney Peters, calls William H. Stiles. The gallery awaits verdicts while jurors stay past hours.

John So Sherman John Best William H. Stiles Peters

Testifying Against a Brother in Law

William H. Stiles, a Lynn master, testifies in a tense courtroom scene. District Attorney Peters leads the cross examination while Stiles shows a somber, monotone demeanor as Best watches.

William. H. Stiles Lynn John C. Best Peters Stiles

Best and Witness Hint at Hidden Property in Court

The court transcript shows John Best and his brother in law under questioning about a plan sketched on paper and a watch hidden in a corner. A witness describes a newspaper wrapped “property” at the same site and hints at further revelations to come.

John Best Legume John Neal Best Mr. Peters Stiles

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