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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1902

Page

10

Jones to Fight Soule and Newton Myers

Republican leaders fear two chamber contests for presiding officers after Tuesday’s close election. Senate seats at stake include Rufus A. Soule of New Bedford and George R. Jones of Melrose, with Jones building an organization to win the Senate presidency. House leadership also centers on Speaker Myers seeking another term against H. Houstis Newton of Everett, amid Western and Metro political balance concerns.

Beacon Hill Senate House Rufus A. Soule New Bedford George R. Jones Melrose Soule Congress Jones Senator Jones Myers H. Houstis Newton Everett Dean Brookline Newton Adams Thorndike Spalding Republican State Committee Spalding State Committee Cambridge Trict Harold P. Moseley Westfield Arthur M. Tafft Worcester

Burton Found Guilty in Railroad Fraud Case

Francis J L Burton of Zamont Colorado was found guilty in Suffolk Superior Criminal Court of obtaining 2500 from the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad by false pretenses. He is placed on 6000 bail and the case proceeds to the Supreme Court on exceptions.

Francis JL. Burton Zamont Col Suffolk Superior Criminal Court New York Central Hudson River Railroad Supreme Court

Malden Man Trials Cold Air Tent Cure for Consumption

Herman A. Wetherbee, 82, of Maplewood district, lives with his wife in a 20 by 10 foot canvas tent in the woods off Orchard street to fight consumption. After six weeks of cold air treatment he has gained strength, walked over a mile, and believes he can conquer the disease despite previous months in the Rocky Mountains. He avoids medicine, spends most time outdoors, and endures harsh weather in heavy clothing and blankets.

Malden Herman A. Wetherbee Maplewood Orchard Street Magiewood Square Mr. Wetherbeek Mr. Wetherbee

Cable Message Around the World Sent by Pioneering Executive

Charles J. Glidden, former Erie Telephone Company president, is credited with sending the first cable message from Vancouver to Australia, part of a Boston to Vancouver to Singapore Ceylon Red Sea England and Boston loop. Total time noted as 30 hours and 20 minutes.

Charles J. Glidden Erie Telephone Company Vancouver Australia Boston Singapore Ceylon Red Sea England

Robbery Nets $1100 Safe From Colchester Farmer

Michael Levine a Colchester farmer reported his small safe containing 1100 dollars was stolen last night from a room near his chamber. Burglars pried open a window and escaped. Sheriff Jackson started a search and investigators suspect at least two men were involved.

Colchester Conn Michael Levine Jackson

Explosion at Spencer Gas Company injures none seriously

A heavy blast hit the purifying room of the Spencer Gas Company causing the front of the building to collapse. Windows across the street blew in and two bystanders were frightened. James A. Quinn was hurled but escaped with minor bruises. Fire was extinguished quickly and losses are about $10,000.

Spencer Spencer Gas Company James A. Quinn Boston

Death in a church doorway two accident deaths Omaha man and Miss Busch

In Omaha Nebraska Rev William G Rabe pastor of the German Baptist Church and Miss Augusta Bush were found dead in a church vestibule with gas jets off. Investigators deem the deaths accidental asphyxiation likely after falling asleep to gas leaks following a possible meeting in the study. An inquest is planned.

Omaha Neb William G. Rabe German Baptist Church Augusta Bush Rabe Buffalo N. Y Newark N. J New York City Miss Bush Chicago Mr. Rabe Miss Busch

Quinnebasset Hotel Burns in Norridgewock Fire

The Quinnebasset Hotel once known as the Norridgewock House burned entirely this afternoon. Several surrounding structures were endangered but the village bucket brigade kept the fire from spreading. Loss estimated at 8000 dollars with 4000 dollars insured.

Norridgewock Quinnebasset Norridgewock House

Destructive Fire Burns 300 Cattle in Nebraska County

In Naper Nebraska on November 5 a massive fire on the Rosebud Indian reservation has burned about 300 head of cattle. Several ranches near the path of the flames are reportedly missing, while hundreds of settlers contend with the fire along Boyd County’s northern edge, much corn was destroyed.

Naper, Neb Rosebud Boyd County

Concert at Franklin Square House Delights Large Audience

A Franklin Square House concert last evening drew a large audience. George S. Lothrop led the programme with Miss Elfreda M. Prescott of South Boston receiving strong applause for soprano solos. Bertha Thaxter played accompaniments. Lillian Kaufman offered Blooming Life with Tim Kaufman, plus other solos. Violin solos were by Walter Lydston Linwood Scriven and Jane A. Hay. Readings by Hazel Pierce and Lothrop followed. An informal reception concluded the event.

Franklin Square House George S. Lothrop Elfreda M. Prescott South Boston Bertha Thaxter Lillian Kaufman Tim*Kaufman Mamie Miller Walter Lydston Linwood Scriven Jane A. Hay Hazel Pierce

Mission Board Meeting Reports Global Church Efforts

The Woman's Board of Missions met in two days of sessions with Mrs. Judson Smith presiding. Reports highlighted martyrs, Ellen M. Stone's captivity, and varied fund changes with large losses in legacies but gains in interest. Updates from Africa, Turkey, India, and China noted education advances, missions progress, and efforts to abolish foot binding. Bishop Lawrence joined for communion as Leighton Parks and John S. Lindsay assisted.

Washington Woman's Board of Missions Ohio Judson Smith Boston Harriet Stanwood Bureau of Exchange Bertha P Reed Mary Morrill Annie Gould Pao-ting Ellen M Kate G. Lamson A. H. Johnson John O. ‘Means BE. I. Strong Joseph Cook Alice M. Kyle Sakanjimba Central Africa American College For Girls Constantiople Constantinople Smyrna F. Hatch Massachusetts India South China United States Legation Pekin Lawrence Leighton Parks D. D John S. Lindsay S. W. R. Thayer Joshua Kimber

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