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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1902

Page

7

McNary Chairs Democratic City, State Committee Conference

The Hon William S McNary led a long eight to ten hour session with Democratic city chairmen at the Hotel Bellevue on registration voting and naturalization. He urged unified organization, shared statistics, and highlighted gaps in registration and turnout across Massachusetts counties.

William S. McNary Democratic State Committee Hotel Bellevue Boston State Committee Russell McNary Massachusetts

Annulment of Princess Rospigliosi’s Marriage Sways U S Marriages

Rome reports Princess Rospigliosi Marie Reid of Washington seeks church annulment of her first marriage to Frederick Parkhurst of Bangor Maine. Lawyers say lack of dispensation at time of marriage could overturn canon law and affect thousands of Catholic non Catholic marriages in the United States despite delays claimed as malicious. The case stirs social interest and church circles alike.

Princess Rospigliosi United States Rome Rospigliosi Marie Reid Washington, D. C Frederick Parkhurst Bangor Parkhurst

Boer War Figures Revealed From Parliament Paper

London notes a parliamentary paper detailing South Africa war forces. Garrison Aug 1, 1899: 318 officers and 9,622 men. Reinforcements through Oct 11, 1899 total 12,546. By May 41, 1900 troops reached 886,081 plus 62,414 raised locally. Final casualties: killed 5,774. wounded, 25,025. died of wounds or disease, 16,168.

London South Africa

Miss Rogers Bracelet Lost and Found After Theatre

In Fairhaven on September 4 a daughter of Henry H. Rogers reported a diamond bracelet missing at the New Bedford Theatre following the second act. Theater staff and police searched and recovered the jewel in the gutter outside the venue, dropped when she alighted from her carriage, with a generous reward paid to the finder.

Three Statesmen in Ninth District May Serve Them for Asking

A historical portrait of Boston figures Dennison Conry and Kelcher as potential Ninth District congressmen. The piece traces Dennison Harvard-educated journalist turned lawyer and orator, Conry Brookline native rising through city politics to Congress, and Kelcher Boston purchasing agent turned state senator with a flair for debate.

Ninth Congressional District Dennison Andover Mass Phillips Andover Academy Joseph A Dartmouth College Harvard Yale Heffelfinger Crimson Congress Conry Boston Corbett O Brien Charlestown Congressman Conry Brookline Little Joe Ferry Joseph Tunnel Joe Joseph A. Conry Thomas R. Reed Maine City Hall Kelcher City Little Jack Noah Little Johnnie South End Ildea Jack John House of Representatives Quincy House James A. Gallivan Charley Quirk State Senate Beau Brummel Senate Jim Donovan Mr. Kelcher Ninth Lomasney

Unknown man's identity hinted at after assault at hospital

At City Hospital Relief Station Alfred A Belt and an unnamed man were severely beaten Wednesday. Doctors say both may recover if complications do not arise. The other man's name may be Richard Brown as he repeatedly mentioned that name while raving.

City Hospital Alfred A. Belt Richard Brown

Adirondack Trip Fatal Claims Major Smylie Shot

News from New York reports Major Charles A. Smylie president of the National Licorice Company was accidentally shot and killed near Blue Mountain Lake in the Adirondacks while hunting. He was 42, served as a major at the start of the Spanish War and commanded a Twelfth Regiment company. A widow and two children survive.

New York Charles A. Smylie National Licorice Company Blue Mountain Lake Adirondacks Smylie Smyth Twelfth

Steamship Alps Sails to Iquitos Peru from New York

The Alps of the Hamburg American Service left New York today for Iquitos Peru direct, a journey about 3000 miles upstream the Amazon. The voyage is expected to take 35 to 40 days, starting from the port near the Andes. Strong entities include the Alps, Hamburg American Service, Iquitos, and Peru.

New York Iquitos Peru Alps Amazon Andes

Woman Takes Child From Home Returns Home

Olga Huyhorezik eight year old daughter of John Huyhorezik of 8 Wall Street was missing since Tuesday. A fashionably dressed woman took her to South Boston then brought her to police headquarters last evening. Neighbors alerted police about a child next door. Father identified Olga. police investigate the incident.

Olga Huyhorezik John Huyhorezik Wall Street

Steamships Bring Immigrants From Two Ports

The steamships Caledonian and Austrian arrived yesterday with stowaways and landed passengers. Caledonian from Liverpool carried George Jones Patrick Burke and two stowaways who proved citizenship and were allowed to land. Harold W Howard arrived on the Austrian from Glasgow among cabin passengers.

Caledonian Austrian Liverpool Glasgow George Jones Patrick Burke Harold W. Howard L. C. Pillsbury Thompson Fraser Mra. Fiske Fiske Clayton Forster Whiting

Shot and Robbed by Highwayman Near Newport

George Buchanan, a young man from Newport Vermont, was attacked by a highwayman between Newport and Batesville early this morning. He was shot in the arm and left unconscious. the wallet containing 81 dollars was taken, the robber escaped, and no clue was left.

Newport George Buchanan Batesville Buchanan

Philippine Islands Divided Into Three Departments

Washington dispatch reports that by General Chaffee's recommendation and General Davis's concurrence, a new order divides the Philippine Islands into three departments. The article notes the plan and the succession arrangement for command, outlining administrative shifts and departmental boundaries.

Philippine Islands Washington Chaffee Davis Philippines War Department Department of Luzon James F. Wade T. J. Wint Sumner

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