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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1900
Page
1
William Barrett, a Back Bay resident, is located and a $5000 reward promised. Watts made the arrest after the prisoner stayed two days at Touraine then went to 172 Huntington Avenue and was carried to New York last night.
New York report details a Bank National Boston Hotel Touraine sighting. Detective teams traced Alvord via Barrett at the Chesterfield to 172 Huntington Avenue Back Bay, where he was captured. Barret demanded a signed claim to the reward before guiding investigators. Alvord, brought to New York, claimed innocence and said he would surrender to face punishment.
In Elmira New York Theodore Roosevelt visiting with Senator Fassett faced egg and vegetable taunts and a loud fight as Corning Campaign Club members were injured. Despite the tumult the governor continued to speak defending the national administration and Odell’s gubernatorial bid amid a 20 000 strong Elmira crowd.
Thirty Ivers & Pond pianos rebuilt after August fire at our factory are offered at reduced prices. Flemish Oak upright $300, formerly $500. Mahogany upright $275, formerly $425. Burl Walnut upright $275, formerly $376. Other models discounted, rental purchase option available.
Rain is forecast for Tuesday and probably Wednesday across Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut with cooler conditions on Wednesday. Light southerly winds turn to fresh north to northeast.
Governor Roosevelt spoke to a cheering crowd in Ithaca on October 29 after a fast train arrival. Cornell students lined the routes, a parade formed with three bands, and the governor mocked Democratic charges while praising the McKinley era. He joked about football and dismissed a Bryan remark as evasive.
Chief Inspector Watts recounts the Alvord arrest in Boston detailing the pursuit from a Denver ledger to the Touraine hotel. Alvord admitted the jig was up, rejected extradition bail, and described living at a $50,000 yearly pace while denying direct bank restitution.
A brutal conflagration this afternoon left at least 30 bodies in the wreckage of collapsed structures. Rescue teams worked through the rubble as flames were finally suppressed and investigators began surveying the scene for causes and missing persons.
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