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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1900

Page

10

Aldermen Clash Over Cove Street Bridge Move

Boston Aldermen vote unanimously for a protest against the Boston Terminal Company over the Cove street bridge issue. They cite alleged city bad faith and urge compliance with legislative acts while detailing the new Dudley street loop elevated station plans and contractors for the Boston Elevated railway project.

Boston Cove St. Bridge Board of Aldermen Norris Clark Boston Terminal Company Cove Street Federal Street Terminal Company Benton Root More A. Kimball J.C. Ostrup Boston Elevated Railway Pencoyd Iron Works Philadelphia Pennsylvania Steel Company Steelton Penn

Abolition of Caucuses Debated at Cambridge Meeting

The Library Hall Association of Cambridge debated abolishing municipal caucuses and requiring city nominations by nomination papers. Richard H. Dana spoke for the affirmative and Mamund A. Whitman for the negative. The vote favored the affirmative 24 to 7. The executive committee proposed E. Sidney Berry as secretary and Hollis R. Bailey as assistant secretary, and the recommendations were approved.

Library Hall Association of Cambridge Richard H. Dana Mamund A. Whitman Temple Hall E. Sidney Berry Hollis R. Bailey Eversty

Inmates Arrested for Track Walking Near Harvard Street Station

Three Working Boys' Home residents Joseph J. Carr Frank McGrath and Joseph Hetu were spotted on the New York and New England railroad tracks near Harvard street station yesterday morning. They were arrested on track walking charges and one carried a revolver during a search.

Joseph J. Carr Frank McGrath Joseph Hetu New York & New England Harvard Street Station

Dr Pfeiffer Ends Three Week Fast With First Meal

Dr Pfeiffer completed a three weeks fast on Monday March 5 at 12 40 PM and broke it on March 2 5 at 1 55 PM. He ate hot clam broth an orange two poached eggs two slices of toast milk and later said he feels stronger and in better condition. He planned another fast after rebuilding strength and noted he could have fasted twenty one days longer. Measurements showed changes in chest waist hips and weight from the start to the end.

Dr. Pfeiffer Dr. Alden Pelham Wicksell Mr. Smith Burt Arlington Boston

Doctor Pfeiffer Ends 21-Day Fast and Eats First Meal

Dr Pfeiffer ends a three week fast at 12 40 pm with a heavy breakfast of orange clam broth and later a large bowl of vegetable soup and bread. He weighs twenty pounds less but reports renewed strength and plans to open a Pelham office while continuing town business.

Pelham Dr. Alden

Mrs Jo hanna Kurz Nears End Of Prolonged Fast

Cliftondale March 2 Mrs Jo hanna Kurz the faster says she feels brighter though strength is greatly reduced She has not eaten for sixteen days living on water with occasional orange juice Her weight is 206 pounds down 17 since start She aims to reach 200 by Saturday and may repeat the fast if needed Dr Perkins notes improved general health and normal pulsation and respiration.

Cliftondale Johanna Kurz Knight

Bond to appeal on reciprocity with United States

In St John s New Brunswick on March 20 Premier Bond says he will appeal to voters at the coming election over reciprocity with the United States. He supports renewing the Bond Blaine plan but Canada blocked the convention from taking effect previously.

John's N. F Bond United States Canada

About 400 Banks to Form Under New Law

A comptroller of the currency statement shows that under the new bank law about 400 banks will be organized. With the exception of ten or twelve, each bank will have a capital of 25,000 dollars.

Washington

Potter to preach Harvard class day sermon

The Right Rev Henry Codman Potter bishop of New York has accepted an invitation to deliver the commencement sermon at Harvard on Sunday June 17.

Henry Codman Potter New York Harvard

Melrose Aldermen Clash Over Chairmanship and Spending

Melrose Aldermen met amid a chairmanship dispute as Alderman Jones presided over Mayor Gould absent. They approved a 77000 school appropriation over veto and a 11500 street funds measure, while firemen nominations and assessor confirmations drew disputes. The board also moved to petition Elevated for line extensions and heard safety notes from Chief Wade.

Melrose Melrose Aldermen George R. Jones Barton Gould Jones Lynde Fire Department Wade City Hall Republican City Committee Frank R. Upham Joseph Edwards Stephen A. Lovejoy

Cigarettes Made Hub Blizzards In Weather Talk

A humorous take claims Boston weather ran on cigarettes, with Chief Moore declaring smoking banned to end blizzards. It recounts past winters, a Post Office observatory chimney image, and a myth about cigarette influence on New England climate.

Chief Moore Weather Bureau New England Chief Smith Federal Seabrooke Boston Postoffice Washington

Mrs Booth-Tucker Lectures on Salvation Army Work

Tremont Temple hosted Consul Mrs. Booth-Tucker of the Salvation Army for a stereopticon lecture titled Love and Sorrow. Lieu tenant-Colonel Cozens led songs before Colonel Alice Lewis introduced her. She described Army work in America and abroad with images of slums and Klondike headquarters, then detailed famine relief and native methods in India.

Tremont Temple Army America Salvation Army Klondike India

City Fire and Miscellaneous Incidents Reported in East Boston

A second floor fire on 132 Sumner Street East Boston caused unknown damage. A 19 year old man Henry Cross was robbed on Beach Street and injured. A 10 year old boy Thomas Casey was seriously hurt on Pier 5. A Laborer Louis Clevick was attacked with severe injury. A 25 year old man Fred Peaslee was arrested for stealing beer. A collision injured John Harrington. A kerosene lamp exploded at 2 75 Kendall Street. Dan Crowley aged 67 fell injuring his nose. George Dearborn died of heart failure on Dover Street. James Flynn vanished after being sent with funds to a bank. Police search ongoing.

Sumner Street Boston Ham Heirs Abbie Cass Henry Cross San Francisco Beach Street Cross Thomas E. Casey Pier 5 Hoosac Tunnel Massachusetts General Hospital Louis Clevick Readville Fred F. Peaslee Harrison Avenue New York New Haven & Hartford John Tolcg John D. Harrington Walker Street Russell Street Kendall Street Orren Smith Dan Crowley Osne Street Crowley Eorge H. Dearborn Dover Street Albany Street James Flynn J. B. Bailey Weat Street Boylston National Bank

Protect the Public Buy California wines at $1 a gal

Public notice warns buyers about so called pure wines containing cider glucose and Ohio wine. The Cleveland Medical Supply Co promotes genuine California wines sold on the spot at $1 per gallon and guarantees pure grape juice in Port Sherry andMascatel.

California Ohio Mascatel Cushing Medical Supply CO Washington St Boston

Rutland Bank Cashier Arrested as Merchants' National Closes

C W Massey cashier of the Merchants National Bank of Rutland Vt is under arrest for misappropriating bank funds and the bank has closed its doors The suspected amount runs about 145000 dollars The bank was placed under temporary receivership by National Bank Examiner D D Muir while J A Mead president of the bank holds other posts in state banking WASHINGTON says comptroller reports Feb 13 1900 show liabilities 100000 capital 3388 surplus 351549 deposits 351549 and assets 361363 loans 361363 cash 115436

Rutland, Vt C. W. Musesey Merchants’ National Bank Rutland J. A. Mead Merchants’ Bank State Trust Company National Bank D. D. Muir Muir Massey Albany N. Y Washington Comptroller of the Treasury Merchants’ National Bank of Rutland

Mussey Confesses to Bank Board as Store Closes

Mussey confessed guilt in the early hours to the entire board of directors. Coinciding with the confession, the music store of H. A. McClure Jr. closed, its business reportedly connected to bank funds through the cashier.

Mussey O H. A. McClure, Jr

Keene Banks File For Assignee In Court

Bank commissioners in New Hampshire petition Cheshire County Supreme Court to appoint an assignee for the Keene Guaranty Savings Bank and similarly seek an assignee for the Keene Five Cents Savings Bank.

Keene, N. H New Hampshire Cheshire County Supreme Court Keene Guaranty Savings Bank Enty Keene Five Cents Savings Bank

Cole files bill of exceptions in Bank misapplication case

William Schofield, counsel for Charles H. Cole, filed in the United States District Court yesterday a bill of exceptions to the overruling of Cole's Demurrer to the sixteen counts of the indictment charging him with wilful misapplication of funds of the Globe National Bank, of which he was president.

William Schofield Charles H. Cole United States District Court Cole Globe National Bank

Movements and Industrial Betterment Talk by Tolman

Social engineer Mr William H Tolman York secretary for the Leagueal Service addressed Twentieth Century members at Ashburton Place. He spoke on The Movements and Industrial Betterment and presented stereopticon views on social improvement. The talks and slides are to form part of an upcoming exhibit at the society’s exposition.

William H. Tolman York Leaguelal Service Ashburton Place Las Ian Pattersons i Comin

Husband and wife clash leaves woman injured

A heated argument at Ca mut avenue last night ended with Mrs J J Taylor struck on the head with a club. She suffered a fractured left forearm and was taken to City ambulance. the husband was taken into custody by Division 5 officers.

Mut

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