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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1900
Page
10
Boston voter registration climbs past 102 875 in city election with total registrations at 10 072 and projections to reach 106 000 after outside registrations close next Wednesday night. Since Sept 27 Democratic caucuses added 412 names across wards.
The Hon. Richard Olney plans to support William Jennings Bryan this fall by registering as an outside voter. He entered Ward 11’s ward room last Monday to join the outside registration set to close next Wednesday. Olney, former Secretary of State under President Cleveland, lives at 415 Commonwealth Avenue, Precinct 9, Ward 11, and is a 65 year old Boston lawyer with office at 23 Court Street.
Inquest into Kate Scharn’s death on August 18 in her Third Avenue flat continued. Fred Scharn testified as the victim’s brother while young Scharn was placed on the stand. The jury ruled Kate Scharn died by asphyxia and strangulation at the hands of unknown person or persons.
A large gathering of college presidents professors and teachers met at Huntington Hall Rogers Building MIT for the fifteenth annual New England Association of Colleges and Preparatory Schools session Charles W Eliot of Sterward University presided W H P Faunce Yale spoke on the teachers capacity to guide pupils toward suitable careers Arthur T Hadley Yale addressed later about Entrance Examinations 300 guests joined a reception then plans announced for today’s routine business election of officers and a paper on the Federation of Educational Institutions by William McDonald Bowdoin College discussion led by Thomas Bond Lindsay Boston University
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