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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1899

Page

12

Lightship Position Change Near Boston Aimed At Better Navigation

Commander J R Selfridge announces the Boston lightship will move one mile north of its current site. A whistling buoy will mark Thieves Ledge. Two months notice required. change effective January 1900. Vessels to Boston should steer directly from the lightship to harbor entrance and exit toward the lightship to avoid Thieves Ledge.

J. R. Selfridge Second Lighthouse District Washington Lighthouse Board Boston Thieves Ledge

Fall River Breweries Plan Consolidation

Fall River on November 10 reports the preliminary steps toward merging the Old Colony and King Philip breweries. The two plants will unite under one corporation with combined capital stock exceeding half a million dollars.

Fall River Old Colony King Philip Brewing Companies

Edward Marshall to Speak at Boston Press Club Event

War correspondent Edward Marshall who was wounded at Las Guasimas will be the guest of the Boston Press Club tonight at 14 Bosworth Street. All newspaper men are invited to be present and meet Mr Marshall.

Edward Marshall Ward Marshall Battle of Las Guasimas Boston Press Club Bosworth Stree Marchell

Fancy Ball Without Men in Chicago

South Side women plan a masquerade german hosted by Mrs. Samuel Baker for Miss McGuire of Richmond. 125 guests from Kenwood to Woodlawn will attend no men present, with all musicians and servants female and invitations delivered as verses.

Chicago Hamlet Bernhardt South Side Samuel Baker Miss McGuire Richmond Kenwood Woodlawn

Separat ed twenty times case in East Stroudsburg man threats

Isaac Brewer, a divorced farmer, visited Schoernertown near Easton seeking his ex wife who had remarried on Nov. 2. When confronted by George Werkheiser, Brewer tried to strike him and after a fall pulled a stick of dynamite threatening to blow up the house where the woman lived before fleeing.

New York Blanche Dr. Travers Baltimore John W. Daniel Virginia William Leslie Thomas A. Edison Miss Travers William Leslie Edison Spain Regiment of Volunteer Engineers Thomas William Blanche Travers Sunnyside Miss Ryan Elizabeth N. J East Stroudsburg Penn Isaac Brewer Allen Craig Brewer Schoernertown Easton George Werkheiser Werkheiser

Secretary Long Delays Return for Daughter’s Move to Colorado

Secretary Long, resting at his Hingham home, telegraphed assistant Secretary Charles H. Allen that he will not return to Washington for at least two weeks to supervise his daughter Miss Helen Long’s removal to Colorado Springs due to her pulmonary illness caused by heavy social duties.

Washington Long Hingham Mass Charles H. Allen Helen Colorado Springs Col

Kiss Costs Yale Student Jail Time and Bond Forfeit

In New Haven on November 10 a Yale Sheffield Scientific School student Stephen O Lawrence forfeited bonds after kissing Miss May Carroll in a restaurant. Both were sentenced in Police Court to 145 days in jail and the bonds were forfeited to appeal to Superior Court. Lawrence, urged by his father a New York lawyer, has not missed recitations. faculty stay silent as he is the only student jailed.

New Haven Stephen O. Lawrence Miss May Carroll Sheffield Scientific School Yale Miss Carroll Young Lawrence Connecticut Lawrence New York

Italian killer Di Blasi jailed six years in Italy

A Rome despatch reports Antonio Di Blasi, who killed James M. Ellis, Boston street department foreman on May 23, 1898, was sentenced by the Messina Assize Court to six years in prison. Di Blasi fled to Italy after the killing. extradition was refused as he is an Italian citizen.

Rome Antonio di Blasi James M. Ellis Boston Messina di Blasi Ellis Italy Watts Rosatto

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