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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1898

Page

8

Free Transfers Backed Amid Senate Debate

The Senate rejected a general free transfers measure amid a Republican bloc and two Democratic dissenters, with Chelsea Senator Roberts pushing a limited hearing bill for Lynn and Boston line transfers. Debates on fraternal benefit orders and insurance sparked sharp exchanges, while military needs prompted rapid approval for three $62,000 artillery batteries with swift executive action.

Senate Roberts Chelsea Mahoney Holyoke Shaw Charlestown Senator Hayes Hayes Gallivan Irwin Northampton Lynn & Boston Davis Suffolk Essex Ashees Clarke Aeey Bennett Highway Commission E. General Lynn and Salem Commonwealth Ordnance Department Treasury

Stars and Stripes tossed at Eldridge building ceremony

The Stars and Stripes was flown at the Eldridge building on Boylston Street at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon with W. T. Johnson presiding over the event.

Eldridge Boylston Street W. T. Johnson

Officers Happy Crews Enlist Regular Navy Service

The Catskill monitor crew of 110 men and two Massachusetts Naval Brigade officers received U S Navy commissions. Lt J P Parker and Ensign C N Borden kept their ranks aboard the Minnesota after new appointments. Lehigh officer reassignments followed as Parker, Dillaway, Jones, and others shifted roles. Sailors were ferried to Lehigh and will be sworn in once medicals finish. Captain Weeks aims to keep Catskill personnel intact where possible.

Catskill Massachusetts Naval Brigade Navy Department United States Navy J. P. Parker Signal Service Corps C. N. Borden Fall River Parker Signal Corps Minnesota Executive Department Lehigh Naval Brigade Peck Weeks Denny The Dexter Dillaway Leutenant Jones W. A. Cook Ryan, Cilley Shiverick Shrewbridge Maynard Monitor Catskill

Conductor Frederick Le Mote Buried After Accident

Funeral services for Frederick Le Mote conductor crushed by an electric car at Jamaica Plain car barn were held yesterday from Rosemary street residence. The Rev D Burr of Ruggles Street Church officiated with about fifty fellow conductors in attendance. Interment followed at Mt Hope Cemetery.

Frederick le Mote Jamaica Plain Megirenes Rosemary Street D. Burr Ruggles Street Mt. Hope Cemetery

Williams Held in 3500 Bond for Felonious Assault

Amesbury authorities held Charles G Williams in 3500 bond for the grand jury after he faced charges of felonious assault against Miss Ada Hosman following an April 17 incident.

Amesbury Charles G. Williams Grand Jury Ada Hosman

Season opening sale bursts with color and low prices

A local retailer touts the season debut featuring the latest effects in rich colors and designs at historically low prices. Shoppers are urged to visit stores to take advantage of the discount period and broad selection.

Coal From Britain May Be Seized

State Department reports from London that four weeks of coal shipments from British ports to the West Indies for the Spanish fleet face seizure. Authority will seize coal landed at Spanish ports or found on the high seas if destined for hostile use. Britain’s neutrality proclamation warns subjects against carrying contraband with penalties under international law.

Washington State Department London West Indies United States Foreign Office

Navy Yard Stocking and Manning Amid Busy Work

The Navy Yard at East Boston bustles with 1200 workers as coal and repairs proceed on ships. Lebanon is moved from the dry dock, Oneida is on the marine railway for cleaning and repainting, and Southery will start hull work. Lancaster will host the post admiral and receive a marine draft, amid tightened security restricting visitors.

Navy Yard Lebanon Vulcan Shears Wharf Oneida Marine Railway Lockwood’s Wharf Boston Southery Key West

Notable Names in Early Detroit Banking and Society

Rufus Hatch Jr of Detroit is identified as Hitt’s son, with mention of William Howard Vanderbilt in Washington as a bank cashier. Also noted is their connection to the Vanderbilt family, including Jacob Vanderbilt’s grandson and a cousin to the New York Vanderbilts.

Rufus Hatch, Jr Detroit Hitt Congressman Hitt William Howard Vanderbilt Washington Jacob Vanderbilt New York

Navy draft plans and cruiser movements at the port

A special draft will send fifteen men to the cruiser Columbia with supplies to Southern and the tool ship Vulcan. The cruiser San Francisco is ordered to the navy yard to coal before Columbia departs. The Katahdin remains off Rotten Row while Lehigh nears first class condition for coast defense. Montauk to Portland with New Jersey Naval Reserves crew seeking general service.

Lancaster Columbia Southern Vulcan San Francisco Howison Washington Navy Yard Howse Hole Lehigh Montauk Nobska Argus Portland New Jersey Naval Massachusetts Naval Reserves

Artillery Divided Fort Warren Batteries Sent Home

Batteries M F E and I U S A under Major Frye stay at Fort Warren per Major General Merritt orders. Remaining eight batteries from Boston Cambridge and Chelsea return to south armory Boston ready for swift front call, two heavy artillery battalions likely to Cuba or Porto Rico. Signal exchange occurs between Colonel Pfaff and Lt Currier at Hull with signaling party sent to Hull hill.

U.S. A Frye Fort Warren Wesley Merritt Atlantic Pfaff Boston Cambridge Chelsea South Armory Cuba Porto Rico Charles Pfaff Edward E. Currier Tey Williams Kent Newhall Currier United States Hull Dalton Long Island Eac

Women May Vote In Methodist Spring Conferences

Chicago May 11 The spring conferences of the Methodist Episcopal Church vote on equal lay representation with 8278 in favor and 987 against. Last year the totals were 1459 for and 2666 against. Fifteen foreign conferences remain and fall voting starts in September. The proposition already surpasses the required three fourths by 119 votes.

Chicago Methodist Episcopal Church Owever

Murder at Lundstratt house ends in death

C H Ridderbjelke, a Swede shot by Olaf Soderstrom in Lynn, died at Lynn Hospital at 5 am. Ridderbjelke had admitted striking Soderstrom at 25 Clifton avenue, Lundstratt house, before being ordered to leave. He asked if Soderstrom had the revolver before the fatal second shot.

Lynn C. H. Ridderbjelke Olaf Soderstrom Ridderbjelke Soderstrom Lundstratt Clifton Avenue

Manchester Duke Engaged to Joan Wilson of Wes Hull

The engagement of William Angus Drogo Monague ninth Duke of Manchester to Joan Wilson daughter of MP Charles Henry Wilson and niece of the Wilsons is announced. The duke, twenty one, studied at Cambridge and has American lineage through his mother Consuelo Yznaga. A prior 1897 engagement rumor to May Goeiet was denied by her father.

London William Angus Drogo Monague Duke of Manchester Joan Charles Henry Wilson Wes Hull Duchess of Manchester Wilsons Tranby Croft Cambridge Consuelo Yznaga New York Newport Duke May Goeiet

Whale caught in net near Northport killed

A twenty five foot whale became entangled in a salmon net in Penobscot Bay near Northport this morning. It was shot and killed and the carcass towed ashore.

Northport Penobscot

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