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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1898

Page

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Democratic Aldermen Cauces Nominate Candidates in City Votes

Thousands packed Democratic caucuses naming candidates. Norris wins, Cleary defeated. organization gains control of the convention with listed winners from wards 1 through 23 including Norris Ward 18 and O'Brien Ward 4. Recounts possible in East Boston and Charlestown unsettled outcomes.

John L. Kelley Boston Philip J. O’brien Charlestown Edward W. Dixon John Quinn David F. Barry Michael W. Norris Joseph J. Norton Thomas J. Kenny Timothy FE. McCarthy Daniel C Alderman Cleary Norris Cleary Patrick". Donovan Charles East Boston John L. Skhelley Captain Clark John J. O’callaghan Frederick W. Day John J. Mahoney Philip J. O'Brien James H. Leary David Fr. Barry Aehael W. Norris Thomas J. Kenney Timothy I. McCarthy Daniel C. Casey Frank J. O'Toole Patrick F Common Council Democratic City Committee OF John H. Lee Timothy BE McCarthy John I. McDonald

Forecast for Friday Weather From Showers Washington

Forecast for Friday in New England calls for rain and fresh to brisk easterly winds. Eastern New York will see rain followed by fair and fresh easterly winds. Atlantic coast signals from Norfolk to Cape Cod. Boston and vicinity expected cloudy with light rains and easterly winds.

Washington New England New York Atlantic Norfolk Cape Cod Boston Vicinity

Yale President Dwight Resigns at Bi Centennial Year

Yale University announces President Timothy Dwight will resign at the end of the current academic year. He will stay through the 1901 bi centennial celebration but chooses to step down at seventy as he had long planned. The corporation urges delay to 1901. Dwight’s letter cites happiness and service to Yale as factors in retirement.

New Haven Conn Yale University University Corporation Timothy Dwight Institution of Learning Dwight University Yale Yale Brotherhood Yale Theological Seminary Bonn Berlin America Yale Seminary Noah Porter George J. Brush Brush Sheffield School R. H. Chittenden Helen I. Carpenter West Woodstock Jedediah Morse George P. Eaton Peabody Museum Benjamin Moore University College, London Queens College Belfast Medical Lusk Beebe and Pierpont Sheffield Scientific School Law Art New Field Brockaway Boston Commonwealth

Woman Falls From Hotel Caprio Roof. Dead at City Hospital

A 26 year old woman, possibly Annie Lynch or Lincoln of Charlestown, fell fifty feet from the Hotel Caprio roof near Washington and Laconia streets. Found unconscious in a yard by S Steinart, she died at City Hospital at 11 PM from multiple injuries. Police, hotel owner, and hospital officials investigate the mysterious death amid conflicting identifications and a damaged identification slip.

Annie Lynch Lincoln Ruthford Pirest Charlestown Caprio Washington and Laconia Streets Station 5 Laconia Street S. Steinart Mr. Steinart Steinart Stewart Brown Capiro Post Annie Lyseh Rutherford Street Helen Lynch Murties

War topics dominate sixth annual hotel men’s dinner

The sixth annual Massachusetts Hotel Association banquet at Copley Square Hotel featured humor from Rev. Simeon Ford and wit from Councillor-elect William W. Davis among about 150 attendees. Speakers including Rev. Edward A. Horton, Col. Embury B. Clark, Major Charles K. Darling, and Hon. William M. Olin mixed praise and controversy while addressing hotel and public policy issues, taxes, liquor licenses, and safety regulations.

Massachusetts Hotel Association Copley Square Simeon Ford New York State and City Hotel Association William W. Davis Edward A. Horton Embury B. Clark Massachusetts Charles K. Darling William MM. Olin Clark Shafter Olin Mr. Horton Darling Yale

Prancing Horses at Madison Square Garden Thrill Crowd

Madison Square Garden hosted diverse horse classes with a lively tandem parade at 4 pm. Bates’s Whirl of the Town and Sporting Life caused a fence upheaval after taking blue, scattering spectators and needing many grooms to control them. Ed D. Jordan’s Elegance Sr. and Hurrah won red in the same class. Shetland ponies k- featured in a herd display.

New York Madison Square Garden Charles F. Bates Sporting Life Ed. D. Jordan Plymouth Hackney Stud Chiltonville Mass Shetland

Dinner Toasts and Regrets Fill Historic Board Meeting

A historic gathering features Colonel Keeler as toastmaster, letters of regret from Mayor Quincey and Governor Wolcott, and remarks by President Brownell urging hotel reform. Col onel Embury P. Clark and several dignitaries attend as laughter and cheers punctuate the proceedings, highlighting annual meeting traditions and civic ties.

George A. Keeler Louis H W. Smith T. B. Warren H. H. Brockway Simeon Ford E. S, Ulerkfield Clark A. Horton Albion T. Brownell Councillor Ryder W. Heh. Rider Olin Darling Charles T. Gallagher Henry A. Thomas J. R. Watson O. W. Jordan Samuel W. Manning Quincey Wolcott Brownell Keeler Colonel Keeler

Fishing Schooner Ashore at Gloucester Harbor

Schooner Mabel D. Hinds bound from Grand Banks ran ashore on Ten Pound Island Ledge while entering Gloucester harbor. Tug Eveleth towed her off onto the marine railway. keel damaged and minor damage reported. Owned by Captain Lovell Hinds of Beverly. Also, Schooner Ethel B. Jacobs returned with little mackerel after weeks at sea, but Captain Solomon Jacobs salvaged 200 barrels of porgies for shipment to Boston.

Gloucester Mabel D. Hinds Grand Banks Eveleth Hinds Beverly Lovell Hinds Ethel B. Jacobs Solomon Jacobs North Atlantic Jacobs Boston

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