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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1896

Page

8

Sailor Thomas Frye Robbed in Chelsea Doorway

Thomas Frye a sailor, found in a Mathews street Chelsea doorway in a near comatose state after a long voyage. He had about $50 missing from his pant pocket and was taken to police headquarters with no clue for investigators. He had been in town after payday looking to paint the town red.

Thomas Frye Mathews Street Chelsea Broadway Thomas Margaret Tarpey Meander Street Tremont Warrenton Streets Richard Fitzgibbons Liverpool Street Boston Cave Meridan Street M. Rosenbaum Whitman and Shields John Smith Piedmont Street Lawrence E. Strodder Kirkland Street Strodder Downer Landing

Sanford and McNary vie for clerk posts in Suffolk

In Suffolk County politics the Republican slate will likely nominate ex-Alderman Sanford for Clerk of the Supreme Court while ex-Senator McNary of South Boston seeks the Democratic nomination for Clerk of the Superior Court. McNary has solid backing from key Democrats and ward leaders.

Willard Manning Supreme Superior Courts Suffolk County Supreme Court Superior Court John P. Manning Sanford McNary South Boston South End

Hurricane wrecked barkentine arrives at Portland port

The Golden Sheaf, a barkentine bound for Martinique with lumber, rode out a hurricane off Maine in September. Mate Martin recalls the storm lasting two hours with winds 9 to 100 miles an hour, sails gone and crew amid wreckage, fearing for other Maine ships in the storm path.

Portland Martin Martinique Chandler Maine

Nantucket Gale Disrupts Communications Between Ends

An October gale on Nantucket has whipped up 30 to 40 miles per hour, severing communication for several days. A large number of passengers and substantial mail have accumulated at both ends due to the disruption.

Hilton, Hughes & CO Nantucket Day Yong Kay British Empire Atlantic

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