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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1902

Page

5

Firemen Demonstrate Land and Water Firefighting Tactics

Boston firefighters staged an exhibition of land and water drills during the Massachusetts State Firemen's Association convention. Fireboat Engine 44 performed with eight hose lines, spraying water as it maneuvered under Congress Street Bridge. land drills showcased ladder and engine crews at Fort Hill square 160-168. A large crowd watched as Chief W. T. Cheswell received cheers.

Boston Boston Fire Department Massachusetts State Firemen’s Association India Wharf Congress Street W. T. Cheswell

Triple tragedy in law office in New York

In Wall Street, William C Turner former Climax Bottling head used a new automatic pistol to kill W J Mallard secretary treasurer and Robert Hamilton president of Climax Bottling then shot himself. A second revolver was found. Motive linked to alleged shortage in Turner's accounts and threatened criminal prosecution. The three men were in Cantor Adams McIntyre offices for a settlement.

New York William C. Turner Climax Bottling Company W. J. Mallard Robert Hamilton Turner Cantor, Adams & McIntyre Wall Street Mt. Vernon N. Y Odell Cantor Borough Manhattan Mallard Atlanta Young Men's Democratic Club Hamilton Pittsburg J. I. & A. Hamilton Glass Hamlton Climax Company John F McIntyre M. Goodman Edgar Lowentritt Goodman Adams Lowentritt McIntyre Messrs. Samilton Mr. Hamilton Mr. Mallard Mr. Leventritt Leventritt

Melrose considers municipal electric light plant prospects

A city committee favors creating a municipal electric light plant in Melrose and expects board action soon. Officials anticipate cooperative support and actual operations possibly within a year under municipal ownership. In Quincy, Mayor Bryant donated his $1,000 salary to charity, giving $600 for coal and $400 to the hospital.

Melrose Board of Aldermen Quincy Bryant Pryant Quincy City Hospital

Body Found Off Central Wharf In Harbor

A man’s body was found yesterday afternoon off Central Wharf and taken to North Grove street morgue. He is described as six feet ten inches tall, about 170 pounds, with a bald head and a fringe of black hair. He wore a striped dark shirt and trousers with white stockings, no coat or vest.

Central Wharf North Grove Street

Murderer James Buchanan Hanged After Guilty Plea

In Nacogdoches Texas on October 17 Jim Buchanan a Black man was tried for the Hicks family murder. He entered a guilty plea and was legally hanged within two hours after sentencing, marking a swift end to the case.

Nacogdoches Texas Jim Buchanan Hicks

Remarkable Kidney Case Moves Seven Miles For Shopping

Susannah McHenry of Billings Missouri and later Burbank California says her life was saved by Peruna after doctors gave up. At 84 she rode seven miles to Los Angeles, shopped, and climbed stairs for a photo to prove the remedy’s effect. The ad urges October kidney caution and promotes Peruna as a unique cure.

Burbank Cal Susannah McHenry Billings California Los Angeles Pertma

Dinner Planned for Peary by Arctic Club

The Peary Arctic Club in New York met to plan a dinner for Lieutenant Peary when his health allows attendance. A letter from Peary praised the club's support, noted the pole was not reached, and promised a full report with charts. The club lauded his courage and invited Arctic figures to the dinner.

New York Peary Arctic Club Peary Bridgeman New York City Pole Yea Arctic R. B. Peary Peary Arette Club Annals of Science and Discovery Sir Clements Markham The Royal Geographical Society Duke of Abruzzi Alfred Harmsworth James Gordon Bennett

Boer Leaders Disappointed by European Canvass Efforts

Oct 17 Berlin. Boer generals say they should have gone to America first for funds. Botha notes they will finish Europe tours before visiting the United States. Total raised here is 67,500 dollars, with one American donor surpassing all German contributions. Pan-German organizers push anti-British tone, but Boers resist certain demands. Generals met callers, appeared on hotel balcony to cheering crowds. Newet quips about preferring life on his farm due to his personality.

Berlin America Botha United States Europe Germany Newet

Death by gas ends Ida Craddock yoga leader

New York dispatch reports Ida Craddock, Chicago yoga church leader and author of controversial works, died by inhaling gas to avoid prison or asylum after a federal case over sending obscene matter through the mails. Craddock had served time on Blackwell's Island for circulating an objectionable book and faced further prosecutions in multiple cities. She originated from Denver and drew attention during the World’s Fair defense of the danse du centre.

New York Ida Craddock Church of the Yoga Chicago United States Miss Craddock Blackwell's Island Philadelhia Washington Denver

O Neill Columbia's Captain New York

F L O Neill was today elected captain of the Columbia baseball team for the coming season in New York.

New York F. L. O'Neill Columbia

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Irving Sparks Philip F. Shaw W. 8. Eaton John EF. Pomeroy R. W. Clark Ls. FE J. H. Silva W. J. Millin J. ’. Humphrey F. C. Shannon D. A. O'Leary H. M. Crowell S. E. O’brien W. S. Eaton Harbor Soea Hartman Dr. Hartman Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio Susannah M.henry Hale Hearty Peruna Peruna CO
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