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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1901
Page
10
After a dazed 24 hours the players whisper that they are still alive though ragged. The contest has been one sided and tame, but with a second wind the writers hope country friends will perform better to avoid disappointing spectators.
After about 30 hours of deliberation in U S District Court Philadelphia Judge McPherson discharged the jury in the John L Semple trial for aiding counterfeiters. The Camden New Jersey lawyer was unable to reach a verdict.
The Honourable Artillery Company of London plans a Boston visit two years hence. The long-promised tour was due last July but wartime South Africa delays prompted the postponement. Lord Denbigh sent a letter explaining the delay, read at a special Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Boston meeting. A committee led by Colonel Sidney M. Hedges will continue organizing the arrangements.
Boston wholesalers from Rochester and New York sell all-wool men’s suits and overcoats at one-third value. Sale begins 9 AM at 20th Century Dept Stores, 43 45 Hanover St Boston with refunds within 15 days. Prices include $3.89 suits. $6.80 to $10.95 overcoats. large savings across men’s, boys’ apparel and footwear. delivery and COD options offered to out-of-town buyers.
The 1896 will of New York millionaire William Marsh Rice is challenged by Springfield area relatives who seek to prove intestacy. If valid, the estate likely exceeds six million dollars with the bulk left to Rice Institute of Texas. grounds include doubt over the 1900 Patrick will and alleged forgery. Families decline to discuss specifics.
A Treasury statement tallies total receipts from the war revenue act June 13 1898 to June 30 1901 and the 1901 act through Oct 31 1901, totaling 343 838 384. It itemizes documentary stamps proprietary stamps beer taxes tobacco snuff cigars cigarettes legacies excise tax and related charges.
ALL-DAY TEST FOR FULTON NEW YORK Nov 26 The Fulton submarine boat will not sail to Washington this week A foreign naval expert panel will visit New Suffolk Captain Cable prepares for a 24 hour trial Inventor Mr Holland has received many congratulations The crew faces monotony of confinement on a 116 foot long vessel Rear Admiral Lowe says crews cannot endure living aboard but submarines are for harbor defense with crews on shore or in a support steamer.
Milton Ray’s petition for a writ of mandamus to restore him as chief of police against Benjamin I. DeGutts and the Board of Selectmen was dismissed by the Supreme Court yesterday. The suit claimed illegal removal violated Chapter 78 of the Acts of 1901 and required a cause and hearing.
A Cambridge man was fined $100 in Somerville Police Court for selling insurance policies from companies not authorized to transact in Massachusetts. He pleaded guilty and claimed ignorance of the law, saying he sold the policies at 17 Central Square.
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