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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1901

Page

10

Cambridge Girl Confesses to Ten House Breaks

A young woman Maggie Carroll, 20, of Somerville Avenue Cambridge, admitted breaking into four houses after identification by residents. Police found eight skeleton keys and two shirts with cuffs. She claimed poverty and unemployment drove her theft, and pawn tickets were destroyed to hide proceeds. She awaits potential arraignment and further evidence.

Cambridge Hurley All Maggie Carroll Somerville Avenue Somerville North Packing and Provision Company Charles Jennis Tremont Timothy Cramp Berkshire Street Cleary Street Medford Akefield

Somerville School Board Bans Tobacco for Scholars

The Somerville School Board last evening adopted several new rules including a prohibition on tobacco and cigarette use by scholars in the school. The action reflects a move to curb smoking among students and maintain school discipline.

Somerville School

School hires and resignations approved at English High

A communication from City Solicitor Frank W. Kaan approved the regulation. resignations of William S. Carthell sub-master and Miss Eleanor M. Barney teacher were accepted. Charles F. Abbot of Gardner was elected sub-master with salary fixed at 1900.

Frank W. Kaan William S. Carthell Eleanor M. Barney Nares Charles F. Abbot Gardner

Harvard Hosts Oxford Cambridge Athletes Dinner at Algonquin Club

Harvard graduates entertained the Oxford Cambridge team during their Boston visit with a dinner at the Algonquin Club. Francis Peabody Jr. acted as toastmaster as speeches were heard from Lees Knowles MP Harvard President Pilot and others. Glee and Mandolin Club performed as guests sang college songs and rounds of God Save the Queen America and Auld Lang Syne.

Harvard Boston Oxford-Cambridge Algonquin Club Francis Peabody, Jr Lees Knowles M.P

Winthrop horsewhipping case ends in fines and appeal

In East Boston court Miss Lillian Winslow accuses Mrs Darlow and her two sons George and Albert of beating and horsewhipping her on Sept 19. Judge Emmons finds Mrs Darlow not guilty, but the two sons are fined $5 each and the case may proceed to a civil suit. bonds set at $100 for appeal.

Winthrop Post Sarah Darlow George W Albert E Lillian Winslow East Boston Emmons Cambridgeport Darlow George Albert Barrow Boston Cambridge Winslow Woman Providence Columbus Avenue Mr. Darlow Winslow George W. Darlow Lillian Gerry Winslow Miss Winslow

Bangor boat I A wreck

The schooner Hanna F Carleton from South Amboy to Bangor Maine struck Flynn's Knoll at noon. It bilged and sank, distress signals sent, Captain Hardy and family plus five crew saved by Sandy Hook life saving crew and towed to safety. Vessel likely total loss. 103.3 feet long, 30 feet beam, 2% cross tons. Owned by Rowland W. Stewart of Bangor Maine.

New York Hanna F. Carleton South Amboy Bangor Flynn Hardy Patterson Sandy Hook Agnes White West Point Merritt Wrecking Company Carleton Pembroke Rowland W. Stewart

Strike Appears Unresolved As Freight Council Talks End

A threatened strike by Allied Freight Transportation Council affiliates remained unsettled after talks with railroads and city businesses. Officials from Boston Chamber of Commerce and Fruit Exchange met with the committee, but offered no definite reply. If no agreement by 7 AM Wednesday, the Freight Teamsters Clerks and Handlers unions may strike, risking disruption at city docks and depots and costing millions.

Allied Freight Transportation Council Lincoln Boston Chamber of Commerce Hannigan Expressmen New York & Boston Despatch Company Marl& Prew Company Expressmen's Union Machinists’ Hall Cox Freight Teamsters’ Union Freight Clerks’ Union Freight Handlers Transportation Council

Royal visit opens Vancouver reception for Duke and Duchess

The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York conclude their transcontinental tour with a welcome in Vancouver. Crowds gathered on the depot terrace as the royal special arrived at 11 30, greeted by North Pacific bluejackets, Northwest Mounted Police, Premier Laurier, and the Countess of Mirto.

Vancouver B. C Duke and Duchess of Cornwall York Fraser River Canadian Pacific Royal Special Pacific Squadron Northwest Mounted Police Laurier Countess of Mirto North Pacific Squadron

Berry Wins On Recount In Dorchester Caucus Votes

Republican recounts finalize shifts in Dorchester wards with J. K. Berry gaining in Ward 16 and Ward 20 while F. L. Codman slips. Ward 12 shifts nominate John Bleiler and A P Poole. Ward 24 shows Berry ahead. Recounts continue as party caucuses resolve county delegation splits and lingering contests.

Sengte Dorchester J. K. Berry F. L. Codman John Bletler Frank Seiberlich A. P. Poole Ward 12 Bordman Hall Berry Ward Mr.Codman Mr. Berry Codman Mr. Codman Ard Ware Pune Berry Codman Boty John Bleiler Tovares ‘van Seiber Ich Spietior Charlie I. B P. Poole Smoeat Saingastion Tailag Sewae

Brookline Declares War on Mosquitoes and Puddles

Brookline, once famed as a wealthy peninsula and poor farm, adopts a harsh Board of Health plan to exterminate mosquitoes. Police will enforce kerosene and lime treatments on ponds barrels rain pools and cess pools to curb the anopheles and malarial threat. The campaign, printed for households, emphasizes drastic measures and traces back to Boston’s old Muddy Brook lineage.

Brookline Jeshurun Boston c Brookline Board of Health Ahe Health Department Drase Brookliners Boston Felentmen Muddy Brook

Balangiga Disaster IInd Infantry Reported Massacre

Manila reports reveal Company C Ninth Infantry suffered a brutal massacre at Balangiga Samar. Officers First Lieutenant Bumpus and Captain Connell are confirmed dead, while Sergeant Markley and a private arrived from Tanan with details. General Hughes heads to the scene to command troops.

Manila Ninth Infantry Balangiga Island of Samar Bumpus Quincy Man Connell New Yor Neval Hughes Markley Tanan Res Hughes

Washington dispatch on Manila massacre casualties

Officials say full list of casualties for Company C will not be ready until tomorrow due to Manila distance. They have released brief obituary notices for the officers and notified relatives of their deaths in battle.

Washington Manila Warrtment Sats

Family Receives News in New York Residence

Two despatches were received today at the residence in New York. The brief telegrams conveyed formal notices or updates of interest to the family and were the only items reported from the city.

New York, T

Boston Man in Ninth United States Infantry

The fragment notes Boston man assigned to the Ninth United States Infantry, with sparse details about his role or unit representation. The text hints at military placement but lacks a full sentence or clear action.

Boston T Infantry

Corporal Frank McCormack Rumored Missing in War

A sister in Columbus Avenue awaits further news from Testromton or the Philippines to confirm if Corporal Frank McCormack, age 23, is alive or among the missing. He served from the Spanish American War through China and the Philippines with the Ninth Regiment, earning a respected record and promotion to corporal before the unit returned to the Philippines. The War Department has not reported his status.

Poral Frank McCormack Columbus Avenue Testromton Philippines Corporal McCormack Ninth San Juan Sarap Atea McCormack China Iscum Philipspines Boston War Department

Seiberlich Loyal to Party at Ward 22 Meeting

At a meeting last evening at Frank Seiberlich's home sorrow was shown over his recount defeat but he urged backing regular Republican nominees of Ward 22 for the House. John Duff and John Bibler were named as the nominees, and Seiberlich thanked supporters of his campaign.

Frank Seiberlich Seiberlich Ward 22 House of Representatives John Duff John Bibler

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Washington St Sawyer, Claflin & Co Walker Lons Brockton Pioneer Ener Ees Etna Dene Thea School Board Weeshington and Brattic Streets Patrick Downey Terrace Street Kruger Pretta Tjaardt Kruge Srod Siren Darlows Atkinson Geo. J. Bicknell Atkinson Furnishing Go.’s New England C.O. D Wastin Stet aAll Opp Jordan’s Duke and Duchess of York Thomas ‘W. Connell Company C Boloman David J. Connell Thomas W. Connell Ninth United States Infantry Quartermaster Ramsey Radcliffe Bertram Hall Will Beaudry Quebec Frank M'Cormack Company. CG
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