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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1901

Page

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Miss Stone Ransom Drive Continues Amid Aid Appeals

Boston churches and financial houses rush funds to Kidder Peabody to raise the $110000 ransom for Ellen Stone. Donations pour in from Chicago Philadelphia and Chelsea First Congregational Church contributes $1500. Clergy urge prompt sending of checks as Morgan & Co awaits word to subscribe.

Kidder, Peabody & Non Kidder, Peabody & Co Chicago Miss Stone Newton Philadelphia Oy Suagenes Anne Boston Philadelph American Board J. P. Morgan & Co First Congregational Church Chelsea Charles A. Stone Peabody Bartlett Coolidge Pierpont Morgan New York Morgan California State Department Washington Prudential Committee Foreign Mission Board The Congregational Church Congregational House Mission Board C. A. Stone

Heavy Storm Off Chatham Rages Along Coast

A severe nor’easter pound the Chatham coast with 40 mph northeast winds. Vessels remain at harbor as Pollock Rip passage is blocked and schooners and small craft ride out the sea off Monomoy. A fleet of schooners and several large ships sought anchorage off Chatham while life savers monitor the situation.

Chatham Monomoy Eldredge

Bold Hold-Up on Pitts Street in Natick

Victor Gibson, 50, collector for the Royal Society of Good Fellows, was threatened and robbed about 11:30 at night near Pitts Street. Two men took $80 after one asked for a match, forcing Gibson to stay still for five minutes under threat of death. The crime occurred near the main street, close to his home.

Natick Pitts Street Victor Gibson Royal Society of Good Fellows Gibson

County Republican Nomination Fight Sparks Posturing

In Suffolk County a factional battle for district attorney nomination unfolds as Ward 11 debates backing ex-assistant Adams over Hall Paul and Richardson. The convention at Weslayan Hall faces delegate tallies and shifting loyalties with Gove backing Paul and Berry presiding after last week’s senator renomination.

Suffolk County Melvin O. Adams Ward 11 University Club Hall Paul Richardson Adams Stevens Wesleyan Hall Ward 21 Chelsea Jesse M. Gove Gove Ward 1 John K. Berry Codman

Fair Forecast For Boston Area Next Two Days

Weather forecast shows fall Monday and Tuesday in Boston and vicinity with fresh northwest winds turning light and shifting to west and southwest. The broader outlook notes lingering northwest dominance east of the Rockies with diminishing winds and scattered rain in the upper Mississippi and Missouri Valleys. Policy changes hint at fair skies in eastern New York and lingering cool breezes, while a tobacco ad promotes Cuba cigar pricing.

Boston Washington Lower Lake Missouri Ippi Middle Atlantic Sous’ Tor Hrozland New York

Change of Location At Thomas O Callaghan Co Store

Change of location is a serious matter and affects customers who follow a moving mercantile house. Thomas O Callaghan Co recently relocated their carpets rugs and upholstery business from Washington Street established since 1886 to 30 38 Summer Street and are offering strong inducements to post patrons about the move.

Summer St

Yacht Capsize Near East Boston Ferry Ends in Drowning

A 20-foot sloop carrying John Bonney of Chelsea and George H. and William B. Marsh capsized off the East Boston slip. Bonney drowned before porgy fishermen could rescue him while Marsh brothers were saved by fishermen. Ferry captain Moran faced criticism for not lowering a boat. investigators may follow.

General Sumner John Bonney George D William B. Marsh Chelsea Bonney Beacon Street Boston North Ferry George H. Marsh A. M. Hathaway Mabel Bird Morrison's Wharf Moran Navy Yard Wabash Marsh Brothers Sumner Kelly

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