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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1900

Page

12

Quincy Delegation Pushes for Quincy Post Office

A Quincy delegation led by Sears Bryant Whiting Packard and Shaw told the committee on public buildings and grounds that Quincy’s rising postal receipts population and commerce justify a new post office. They cited the U S Fruit Transportation Co headquarters and a large ship yard by Eastern Dock and Construction Co as growth drivers. The hearing pleased Mr Naphen who expects a favorable committee report next week.

Washington Quincy Sears Bryant Whiting Packard and Shaw Naphen Massachusetts United States Fruit Transportation Company Eastern Dock and Construction Company

Everett Post Office Joins Boston Postal System

An Everett source reports the Everett Post Office will merge with the Boston postal system on July 2, integrating operations and services under Boston management.

Boston P Everett Boston Postal System

Celestial Coal Oil Johnnie Driven From Chinatown by Madness

Ah Young, a 45 year old longtime resident known as Celestial Coal Oil Johnnie for his spendthrift ways, was removed for sanity examination after a violent episode. He chased a brick wall in a rage while friends recount he squandered several fortunes. police escorted him to Elizabeth Street station and then to Bellevue Hospital in a straitjacket.

New York Chinatown Ah Young Ah Loy Pell Street Murphy Elizabeth Street Bellevue Hospital

First Presbyterian Brookline to Burn Mortgage

Church members celebrate the sixth anniversary Tuesday evening and burn the mortgage that has encumbered the church since its erection.

First Presbyterian Church of Brookline

Yale Student to Leave for Love and Marriage

Henry Osborn Havemeyer of New York, a Yale sophomore, will end his college studies to marry Miss Whiting, July 11. The Yale rule against marriage during study prompted the decision. After the wedding the couple will travel abroad. Havemeyer is son of the sugar king and has athletic past in golf and track. Miss Whiting is orphaned niece of Mr. and Mrs. George L. Rives. Rives has refereed Yale Harvard boat races.

New Haven Conn Henry Osborn Havemeyer New York City Yale Yale College Havemeyer Whiting George L. Rives Mr. Havemeyer Mr. Rives Harvard

Boston official calls modern arms for High School Cadets

Charles L. Burrill of the Boston school committee introduces an order to arm the High School Cadets with modern weapons. He says the old hand me down arms are inadequate and believes proper training with updated guns is essential for readiness should a call come.

Charles L. Burrill Boston Benyon Ser

Man Confesses to Slaying Wife In Syracuse Bedroom

Louise Foster is found dead in Syracuse with Ernest Hecht arrested after confessing to the murder. Hecht says he killed her after she urged him to end the struggle and then attempted suicide using chloroform. A letter from Foster urged swift administration of chloroform. Hecht set the crime at 1 a.m. and the death at 1:20 a.m. Foster's husband is imprisoned for forging her name and stealing jewels.

Syracuse N. Y Louise Foster Ernest Hecht Hecht

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