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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1902

Page

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Aldermen Raise Rentals of Faneuil Hall and Quincy Markets

After two hours of debate the Boston Board of Aldermen voted to raise market rentals by 30 percent for Quincy and Faneuil Hall, while also voting to regulate market gardener hours. The session included lengthy debates, attempts to delay, and a Dowd amendment to void renewal leases, with adjournment set for two weeks.

Faneuil Hall Quincy Board of Aldermen Committee On Markets Tinkham Committee On Railroads McCarthy Doyle Kelly Alderman Kelly Baltimore Washington New York Philadelphia Boston Kideeman Dowe Dowd Alderman Dowd Whart

Zionists Debate Marks Fifth AFZ Convention Highlights

The fifth annual American Zionists Federation convention featured lively debates on charters and the Jewish fund, with English Maccabean publication and a Boston-hosted next gathering. Officers elected include Professor Richard Gottheil as president and a broad roster of regional leaders. The event closed with a spirited banquet at Baldwin Place Hall.

American Federation of Zionists Gtattk Naphtali Hertz Imber Gottheil Chicago Jewish National Fund New York City Gottfell United States Boston National Fund Richard Gottheil New York William Morris Philadelphia Penn N. Demand Minneapolis Minn Lewis A. Dembitz Louisville Gustav Gottheil Marcus Gastrow B. Leventhal Isidor Myers San Francisco Moses Klein H. Perilera Mendes M. Rosenbaum Abraham Ra F. Fox Baltimore William R. Chartan Hartford Conn Louis Lipsky Hienrietta Szold Julian Rottenberg Federation Josceph Jeff H. Morras Jeff Rabbi Margolis Rabbit S. Shaffer Baldwin i Place Hall Zionist Council of Greater Boston Moses Laurie Rabbit P. H. Mendes Gotthell Leon Zolotkoff S. Shaffer Rabbi Assinsky G. Selikowitz Jewish Daily News of New York Lea Asher Dora White J. L. Lyons Leventhal

Jealousy Leading to Shooting Stuns Brockton

Miss Bertha Condon, 40 Isabella street, Worcester milliner now in custody in Boston on assault with intent to kill charges over a May 14 shooting at Dr Maurice Quinn of Brockton. The doctor escaped unharmed after being struck at by pistol fire. Condon then fired at herself and fled toward the Quinn residence.

Brockton Bertha Condon Devonshire Street Boston Kingman Cronin Maurice Quinn Miss Condon Dr. Quinn Isabella Street Worcester Franklin Dean

Drought Ravages Australia Treasury of Losses and Despair

A Daily Mail dispatch from Sydney reports seven dry years culminate in massive stock losses totaling about £15,000,000. Unemployed workers flood cities as relief aid grows. Drought cripples transport, fodder duties block imports, and many animals starve or die. Some districts remain spared, while weather prospects look bleak.

London Sydney Daily Mail Australia Northern Rivers New South Wales Riverina Queensland

Tragic 76 Foot Fall Claims Sewer Inspector McCarthy

Patrick McCarthy, 46, a Metropolitan Sewerage Commission inspector, plunged 76 feet into a deep sewer shaft at Hyde Square Jamaica Plain while descending to inspect a new section. Meehan and Powell watched as gas alarms sounded and the body was recovered after an hour and a half, leaving five children and a distraught widow.

Patrick McCarthy Hyde Square Jamaica Plain McCarthys Kenney Street McCarthy Meehan Wesley A. Powell Metropolitan Sewerage System Nawn Centre Street Robinwood Avenue Inspector Meerhan Powell Busby Metropolitan Sewerage Commission Division 16 A. O HL

Captain McDonald Denies O'Brien Lied in Senate Hearing

Captain Frederick McDonald former Twenty-sixth Volunteer Infantry testified before the Philippine committee of the Senate denying O'Brien's allegations. He claimed O'Brien was on duty elsewhere, disputed rations withholding, and denied claims of cruelty to prisoners. He described the Igbaras water cure incident and the San Joaquin dance as untrue for his whereabouts. He admitted witnessing the water cure and said he would have acted differently toward any insubordination. He confirmed the barrio was captured and burned but denied executions as described, and requested official documents to substantiate his statements.

Washington Frederick McDonald Twenty-sixth Volunteer Infantry O’brien Philippine Committee The Senate Today O'Brien McDonald Charlestown Goston Igbaras San Joaquin Migoon Ladrones

Plans To End Mine Strike In Chicago Conference

A Chicago meeting among National Civic Federation members and union leaders discussed further arbitration to end the anthracite strike. President Mitchell of United Mine Workers, in city since yesterday, met Frank P. Sargent Franklin Mac Veagh Samuel Keefe and others. Details were not released, but a further conference and nationwide committee session in New York were planned.

Chicago National Civic Federation and Union Mitchell United Mine Workers’ of America Frank P. Sargent Franklin Mac. Veagh Samuel Keefe

Boston Area Weather Forecast Cooler Temps Ahead

Fair weather expected in Boston and vicinity on Tuesday and Wednesday. Acuv... cooler Tuesday with light westerly winds. Washington dispatch notes a cooler trend through Wednesday with west winds and fair conditions midweek.

Boston Vicinity Washington Tyseley Tcantece

Philippine War Witness Denies Violations At San Joaquin

The witness recounts travel to the Philippines in 1899 and disputes claims of water cure, assaults on a Spanish woman by American officers, and misconduct at a native dance. Captain McDonald denies any violations or disgraceful conduct, calling the latter a deliberate lie.

Philippines Senator Lodge O’brien McDonald San Joaquin Cook Jarggo Mijes Dis

Timely Curiosity to Aid Margie Stokes via Lava Dust Sale

The Boston Post, aided by Captain M H Gooding of the bark Grace Deering,Offering lava dust from St Pierre disaster to raise funds for Margie Stokes orphaned by Mont Pelee eruption. Phials to be sold at the Post office likely Wednesday with exact time announced tomorrow.

Boston Post Margie Stokes M. H. Gooding Grace Deering Boston Little Margaret Stokes Arphan St. Pierre Barbadoes Captain Gooding

Little Miss Stokes's Narrow Escape From Mount Pelee

Nine year old Margaret Stokes, survivor of a once wealthy Barbadian family, rode a raft built by ship crew after Mont Pelee eruption. Nurse Clara King saved her as the Roraima burned, they reached Fort de France and later Brooklyn. father Clement Stokes died, mother perished, Margaret survived with severe burns and a hopeful memory. Memorial Day will honor her and her unmarked father’s grave in Cypress Hills.

Margaret Stokes Roraima Quebec Line St. Pierre Margaret Olga Eric Barbadoes Clara King Mont Pelee Muggah Clement Stokes Stokes Benson Scott Korona Fort de France New York Sixth Avenue Twelfth Street Brooklyn Cypress Hills Cemetery

John Rogers Surrenders on Ward 21 Fraud Case

John Rogers, tied to the Ward 21 caucus fraud, surrendered yesterday afternoon after defaulting when others were sentenced. Judge Bond ordered him sent to Charles Street Jail pending sentence. He was out on 3000 bail secured by two Roxbury fish dealers. counsel plans to summon witnesses, delaying final judgment for two or three days.

John Rogers Ward 21 Judge Bond Superior Criminal Court Charles Street Roxbury Philip J. Doherty Rogers

Boy hit by team in Roxbury at Springfield and Washington

Arthur Searles, 12, of 173 Northfield street Roxbury, was run over by a team at the corner of Springfield and Washington streets at seven yesterday morning. The driver moped away leaving the boy with concussion of the brain and he was taken to City Hospital for treatment.

Arthur Searles Northfield Street Roxbury Springfield Washington Streets City Hospital

Theodore Roosevelt Jr Resumes Public Duties After Recovery

Theodore Roosevelt Jr. has fully recovered from pneumonia and left for Groton Washington to resume duties at the family school. The note confirms his health and readiness to resume public and military obligations.

Teddy, JR Groton Washington Theodore Roosevelt, Jr Atu Ots

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