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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1903

Page

8

Denver Cruiser Fails to Meet 17 Knot Trial Despite Gallant Fight

The protected cruiser Denver, off the New England coast, endured a gale and heavy seas during her trial run. She averaged 16.28 knots for the course, with a 30 minute piston-rod delay from a broken low pressure pump. Officials expect another trial in four to five weeks if conditions improve. Captain Samuel Chase led the run with Sumner Smith overseeing operations.

Denver New England Uncle Sam Baltimore Naval Board M. Geddinger Delaware Samuel Chase Josephine Sumner Smith

Boston registration dips slightly in state election data

The Boston police lists show a small drop of just over 3 percent in total registered for the state election compared with 1902, with a notable Democratic uptick. Ward 3 leads at 98.82 percent. Ward 1 and Ward 10 lag with 58.30 and 45.45 percent respectively, while Wards 6, 7, 8 and 9 remain relatively high given migratory populations.

Boston Election Board Bunker Hill Back Bay Eta Ward Seeee Ward Eenee Ward Eee Ward Eevee

Daring Train Attack On New York Central

Arthur Carpenter and Frederick Avery of New York Central Railroad are arrested in Albany on charges of assault and attempted robbery of Express Messenger Miller near Schenectady. Miller was beaten but recovered. attackers fled, believing Miller carried valuables, but nothing was taken.

Albany N. Y Arthur Carpenter Frederick Avery New York Central Miller Schenectady Avery Carpenter New York Express Company

Woman Lived Fourteen Days on Wild Berries

East Greenwich Rhode Island October 22 From October 5 the day she disappeared to October 18 when found half dead Mrs Brown of Commicut lived solely on barberries. Rescuer Andrew Carlin found her on a bushy embankment near Cowesett Bay near the Consolidated road. She had no water for a week and was nearly paralyzed but she survived by eating sour berries and was in urgent need of care.

East Greenwich R. I Brown Commicut Louis C. Newman Providence Cowesett Consolidated Road Andrew Carlin

Labor Protest Over Campaign Poster Work

Local Union 17 of the National Posters and Billers' Union charges non members did campaign posting. Delegates meet with Governor Bates aides and Republican officials to seek action, while Democratic and Republican leaders defer to party committees. Union seeks Central Labor Union review. wages cited at $2 per day.

National Posters and Billers’ Union Bates Hurtubis Dr. Pierce Ion Talbot Republican State Committee Republican Club of Massachusetts Milk Street Glidden Union 17 Central Labor Union McSweeney Democratic State Committee

Park Street Church urged to be preserved as Boston monument

A preservation committee argues Park Street Church should remain on its site, warning that erecting an office building would harm public investment and that the church’s historic and architectural value justifies its protection for future generations.

Park Street Church Boston Hancock House Old South Church Park Street Congregational

Dentists Elect New Officers at Northeastern Meeting

The second day of the Northeastern Dental Association at Horticultural Hall featured officer elections led by President Dowsley. New officers include Henry McManus as President and Edgar Kinsman as Secretary with several vice presidents and officers named. papers on sterilization and mouth health were presented.

Northeastern Dental Association Horticultural Hall Dowsley Harry F. Hamilton Newport Albert L. Midgeley Providence R. L Henry McManus Hartford Conn Thomas J. Barrett Worcester Thomas Mound Rutland Edgar ©. Kinsman Cambridge Forest Hills Edward B. Griffin Bridgeport Charles H. Riggs David W. Johnston New Haven Coy William H. Potter Leo Greenbaum Philadelphia

Professor Greenbaum Guest of Dentists

The annual banquet of the New England Alumni Association of the Philadelphia Dental College was held last evening at the Copsey Square Hotel. Professor Leo Greenbaum of the Philadelphia Dental College was the principal guest and speaker.

New England Alumni Association The Philadelphia Dental College Copsey Square Hotel Leo Greenbaum

Membership surge follows new initiates in Everett council

Semper Idem Council 2004 of Everett formed Oct 31 1902 with 62 members initiated four candidates last night. Membership rises to 107 a 100 percent gain for its first year. James H. Mason received a charm inscribed for zeal in securing new members.

Semper Idem Council Everett James H. Mason

No Orders Yet At Allston Shops Amid Strike Fear

Employees at the Boston and Albany shops in Allston report no instruction to cut workers. A worker says there is enough current work and a settlement with the blacksmiths could bring more work than ever before, despite concerns.

Allston Boston & Albany

Russia Prepares Pacific Squadron With 54 Warships

St Petersburg report states the Russian Pacific squadron totals 54 warships including six battleships eight first class and five second class cruisers seven gunboats two torpedo cruisers two torpedo transports and 24 torpedo boat destroyers. The force numbers 750 officers and 13 200 men. Two battleships three first class cruisers and 11 torpedo boats with 164 officers and 3284 men are en route to the far east.

ST. Petersburg Far East

Boston Man in New York Murder Plot

Boston men Paul Brenner and Nathan Young face a magistrate in New York on conspiracy to kill Dr. B. B. Brandeis. The case centers on alleged plot involving Mrs. Brandeis. detectives await her arrest. Brandeis reports domestic strain and an earlier threat. she, a Winnipeg native, married him last spring but they have lived apart since August.

New York Essex Market East Side Little Court Room Paul Brenner Nathan Young Boston Hogan B. B. Brandeis Second Street Brenner Seventh Street Young Ray Brandeis Newsboys Avenue B Brandeis Lewis Berger Samuel Frieder Samuel Hersch Dr. Brandeis Winnipeg Canada

Bostonian Blamed for Inventor’s Death

New York dispatch reports Antone Wywiolek a Bostonian scientist once famed for electrical research killed himself at 206 East Thirty fourth Street. He believed patents were stolen on the way to Boston and left his wife and children in hardship as he faced financial ruin. He had argued with his wife at a friend’s home before ending his life in the bedroom.

New York Antone Wywiolek East Thirty-fourth Street Wywiolek Boston Bowery Theatre Wycholek

Crowded Suffolk Courthouse Sees 10000 Cases Delayed

In Suffolk County Superior Court 10000 cases wait trial due to congested facilities. Officials criticize planning and urge expansion or a new building to separate civil and criminal dockets. Voices from Colonel Hesseltine Salomon Lincoln and others call for land purchase, added floors, or an exclusive criminal courthouse.

Superior Court Suffolk County Francis S. Hesseltine Boston

Bankrupt New Bedford watchmaker lists cemetery lot asset

Joseph T Tobey a New Bedford watch repairer filed for bankruptcy at the federal building reporting liabilities of 2620.68 and assets of 660. Among assets listed are a cemetery burial right with a certificate valued at 100 a small stock of sporting goods and notions at 200 and a Bible dictionary and magazines.

New Bedford Joseph T. Tobey Federal Building Purchase Street

Knox Declares Littauer Case Outlawed

Attorney General Knox released the opinion in the Littauer case from the War Department. He states there is no basis for a criminal prosecution since the statutory period for initiation elapsed more than a year ago.

Washington Knox Lucius N. Littauer War Department

Castoria Infant Remedy Signature Prompts Caution

Fragments describe a familiar product claim for infants and children Castoria touted as the remedy. The text hints at a signature brand label and cautions or references an old advertisement approach. No further concrete actions or dates are given.

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