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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1902

Page

10

Probing Deep Trusts Plans In Albany Hearing

Albany May 27 Albany and Troy managers of ranch offices for Western beef packers testified before Justice Landon as referee on alleged credit and arbitration schemes. Witnesses said dealers failing to pay promptly could be listed and denied meat, with a forfeitable fund backing terms. Agents claimed independent current credit practices and daily price setting by Chicago. Hearing adjourned to June 4.

Albany N. Y Troy Judson S. Landon Davies J. Newton Fiero Mason Charles LaFountaine Hammond Company Chicago

Bunker Hill Day Parade Sets Veterans Budget and Has Costumes

Mayor Collins outlines June 17 observances for Bunker Hill Day featuring a veteran firemen parade and Mystic play events. About 50 participants from New England expected. Carnival Association G A R posts and letter carriers not joining. List shows appropriations for veteran firemen groups, Ancient Order of Hibernians divisions, Spanish War Veterans units, and local cadet corps with multiple sums totaling around 690.

Collins New England Carnival Association Bunker Hill Guards Tiaaecsis Order of Hibernians Priston Knights of Sherwood Forest Fred B. Bogan Bagley St. Ancs de Sales

Mayor firm on subway question persists in Boston talks

Mayor Collins remains firm on lease terms for a new subway. Negotiations with Boston Elevated Company and Governor continue as sub committees weigh a two track tunnel with a two and one half percent rent for a 2 1/2 year lease. The mayor rejects proposals passing tenure and rental to the Railroad Commission, warning of a heated fight if such a clause appears.

Collins Robert Winsor Boston Elevated Company Winsor Post House Senate Boston Elevated Railway Oston Transit Commission Transit Commission Nain Pont Exoco Sone Theayor Railroad Commission

Beer Wagon Strikes Herdic Driver and Mare

Edward Mantionees, a herdic driver, and his bay mare Mattie were jolted when a beer wagon struck from the side on Court Street near the Old Court House. Three men leapt to assist but fell short, sending the rescue attempt into a tumble. Mattie was uninjured, though a lantern on the herdic broke.

Edward Mantionees Mattie Court Street Old Court House Harrigan Orse

Cassidy Death Autopsy Reveals Overexertion Not Skull Fracture

Medical examiner Dr Harris reports Cassidy the Chelsea boxer died at Relief Hospital after a match with Tommy Dixon. He states there was no skull fracture and Cassidy died from overexertion with a weak skull, comparing his death to athletes collapsing from overstrain.

Harris John Cassidy Chelsea Tommy Dixon Cassidy

Hibernians Plan Social Ball at Mechanics Hall

Suffolk county Hibernians, organized into 70 divisions with over 5000 members, will hold their third annual ball at Mechanics Hall Thursday evening. National officers are expected, along with Governor Crane, Lieutenant Governor Bates, Adjutant General Dalton, and Mayor Collins. Divisions from across the state will attend, with state women’s auxiliaries aiding. William J. Cronin serves as floor marshal with Martin J. Padden as assistant. James M. Curley as floor director and John Dolan as assistant floor director, aided by Matthew Cummings.

Suffolk County Hibernians Mechanics’ Hall William J. Cronin Martin J. Padden James M. Curley John Dolan Matthew Cummings W. J. Cronin W. Curley Thomas J. Collins Thomas Clements Martin Padden E. Callaghan IM. Mooney F. M. Dunbar P. Geoghegan T. Scanlan C. A. Spellacy Joseph Hutchinson John H. Dillon

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