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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1901

Page

7

Police seize alleged counterfeit lottery operation at Salem Street

Police from Station 1 raided an attic room at 63 Salem Street and arrested Leo Berenski and Parton. They allegedly produced counterfeit lottery tickets and kept a printing press, forms, and a revolver, with bonds set at 600 dollars each for further examination.

Salem Street Leo Berenski Safem Street Barson Market Street Brighton New York Parton Berenski Lamb and Ross Station 1 Scotland Priso Ae

Cleveland Rallies Patriots After President Assault

Cleveland recalls Civil War memories as crowds fill the streets on President Day. General Sickles and Senator Manderson address the aftermath of the Friday attack praising McKinley and urging restraint. A Grand Army statement postpones public reception and plans a mass meeting at Central Armory with notable attendees.

Cleveland Sickles National Leo Bassieur Ohio Volunteer Light Artillery Manderson Citizens’ Grand Army Committee Grand Army

Senator Codman Premier Yacht Campaign Draws Dorchester Eyes

Senator Franklin L. Codman of Dorchester marketed his political bid from the yacht Hypatia cruising Boston to Cataumet. Voters recall tan and freckles from sunlit sails, and Codman now faces no clear opposition as the Hypatia may head to winter quarters in Boston Harbor City Point saildays await.

Franklin L. Codman Dorchester Boston Cataumet City Point Codman Hypatia

New Republican Club Formed in Ward 11

A new Young Colored Club of Ward 11 gathered at 31 Garden Street with 56 members. Walter J. Stevens was elected president and William A. Walker secretary. The group endorsed Strothingham and Homans for the House, with Homans and Brewster among main speakers.

Garden Street Ward Walter J. Stevens William A. Walker Messrs. Strothingham and Homans House of Representatives General Court Obenezer Brewster Curtis Wright Joseph King

Burglar in Fitchburg Falls After Room Break-In

Jeremiah Crowley aged 28 of Fitchburg court Homerville leaped four feet to escape a room break in yesterday morning. He was fatally injured and is not expected to survive the fall.

Jeremiah Crowley Fitchburg Court Homerville

Hiram Vincent in Barnstable Jail on Bond Issue

Hiram Vincent, confessed participant in an assault and robbery on Anthony Burgess at Dennisport, unable to furnish bonds for his next grand jury session. He was taken to Barnstable jail this morning and held for appearance before Judge Hopkins at Dennisport court.

All-Expense Tours to Buffalo Exposition by Simmons & Marsters

All expenses to the Pan-American Exposition offered as individual trips with options including Hudson River, Niagara Falls, Thousand Islands, St. Lawrence River, Montreal, Quebec, and White. Tickets claim deportation coverage at low rates via attractive routes. Circulars available. Simmons & Marsters, agents, 90 Washington Street, Boston.

Buffalo Hudson River Fanara Falls Thousand Islands St. Lawrence River Ontreal Quebec Simmons & Marsters Washington Street Boston

Anarchist Plot to Kill McKinley Reported in 1898

Official report by William P. Hagen details a Paterson New Jersey anarchist meeting on Sept 12 1808 planning assassination of President McKinley and others. The European central group, spy connections, and secrecy methods are noted with Hazen’s continu­ing surveillance and eventual order to cease operations.

New York William P. Hagen Secret Service Department Bartholdi Halls Paterson N. J King Humbert Italy Willam McKinley United States Bresci McKinley Buffalo Czolgosa Hazen Wilkie Secret Service Bureau Washington Hazan Patérson Hagen Cer Eueope Presmere McKinley Aney Czolgosz Dean

President Convalescence Hopes After Wounding

Milburn House Buffalo August report says President shows continued improvement with no bad symptoms. Doctors caution a week may bring possible complications while outlining steps before convalescence and movement are advised. Inner wounds heal before exterior. nourishment trials note hot water tolerated better than cold.

Mann

Grand Rockport Quarry Blast Stuns Granite Industry

At Rockport Massachusetts the Rock Granite Company executed what is described as the largest single blast in New England. The detonation drilled 16 feet deep and discharged a 200 by 90 by 50 foot stone mass weighing about 112 500 tons. Powder supplied by Seeite and DuPont De Nemours supplied the explosive charges.

Rockanite Company Rockport Mauns New Engie Messrs. Seeite A Agerte E. I. Dupont de Nemours & Co Del

Scalabrini to Preach at St James Church Tomorrow Evening

Archbishop Scalabrini founder of Italian Catholic missions in America will preside at religious services at St James Church on Harrison Avenue tomorrow evening at T o'clock. A sermon will be delivered by the eminent prelate who will give his benediction. The SS Crocifisso Society of Italian Catholics will attend in a body to pay homage to the venerable guest.

Scalabrini Italian Catholi Missions America St. James Church Harrison Avenue SS. Crocifisso Society Dents Gen Tleman

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