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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1901
Page
8
The crusade against anarchists grows as Most believed to be the "King of Anarchists" is arrested. A round-up of leading New York anarchists is anticipated within 24 hours as authorities pursue the alleged conspiracy linked to the president's shooting.
The night medical bulletin reported President McKinley’s stomach trouble persisted with digestion failing and surgeons not yet needed. Doctors doubled efforts through the night with Wasdin Stockton and Rixey in attendance and two bowel operations near midnight offering renewed hope. Abner McKinley and relatives remained at Milburn House while Cortelyou signaled no late statements before the 6 am bulletin.
Six days after the shooting the President rests better after a night of sleep and a solid breakfast but later shows fatigue and restlessness. Doctors report the wound healing and food not digested. care focuses on building strength while officials confer on state duties and plans for ongoing quiet recovery.
Indicted offenders before Judge Lowell pleaded yesterday afternoon. E F Barritt was sentenced to two and a half years in West Cambridge jail for patent sales scheme. George W Bosworth received three years at Concord reformatory for entering three post offices. Alfred Wheeler jailed six months at East Cambridge for assault on the high seas. Rasch Olsen, a Salvation Army officer, admitted altering a money order from 400 to 40 and faces two years. soldier and post office incident linked to the order.
Elasio R Felix received a permit to keep 30 horses on Cambridge street while John Powers was authorized to keep six horses on Seventh street. George Washington faces manslaughter trial for Killin Walker. the court denied a not guilty verdict as justifiable homicide argument. Philip Mahoney of Cambridgeport held on $500 bail for possession with intent to sell revenue stamps washed of cancellations. Municipal Band concert led by Emil Molienhauer on Boston Common Sunday at 3 20 PM to replace a postponed performance.
At the Republican city committee headquarters withdrawals were completed by 5 o clock last night. E Mor tain Hatch, seeking the Senate in the sixth Suffolk district, and the county ariegation in ene 6 pledged to Isaac F. Paul for district attorney.
Colonel Robert L. Meade, veteran marine officer praised in Boston, found guilty of drunkenness false swearing and violating naval regulations after a four week court. Denny and Lauchheimer exonerated. a court martial to try Meade on all charges is recommended awaiting Secretary Long's return.
At the Ward 8 Hebrew Democratic Club meeting held at 50 Leverett Street the members endorsed Henry Fitzgerald for Senate District 3 and Daniel J. Kiley and Michael F. Hart for Representatives. The group rejected Francis J. Horgan’s charges that Ward 8 voters lacked validity. Speakers included Councilman Hyman Steinberg Jacob Rosenberg Nat Freedman Harry Novograbelsky and Max Umans.
A Boston Cab Company horse died after its carriage hit an express wagon at Tremont and 410 Tremont streets about 8 30 last night. The horse struck the wagon shaft piercing its side and died within minutes. The driver Thomas Shelly of 21 Burwick Park was arrested for drunkenness.
Jenks was arraigned in the District Court at Franklin on charges of attempt to commit murder. He is the Walpole shooter who targeted Miss Myra B Spear and fired during Labor Day chaos at the Walpole Improvement Society. Four witnesses testified about the shooting and arrest. bail set at $20,000, with jail in Dedham if unpaid.
Revere Beach steeplechase manager William J Bryant said total Saturday receipts will be distributed to the employees.
Three blasts rocked the American Schultz Powder Company plant in Oakland New Jersey today. Five workers were killed and eight injured as a boiler explosion triggered a sequence hitting the magazine and mixing house. The magazine blast and the second blast are under investigation.
Nathan Hubbard aged 60 of 72 Leverett Street and Abraham Schantz aged 42 of 8 Village Street were arrested last night charged with larceny of five sets of pool balls valued at 125 dollars from George F. Monahan of 26 Traverse Street.
An alarm from Box 73 rang at 6 31 last night for a blaze on the first floor of a three story brick building located at 16 Waltham street owned and occupied by Moris H Gallevian. Damage is about 100 dollars.
The Boston copper market shows weakness with Amalgamated dropping to 11. Mayflower bucked the trend with an 8-4 gain to 31-4 as speculators wager on Isle Royale. Corbett's Herald declares a 18 percent dividend for Oct. 1, while United Fruit slides to 74 with hopes of a near reversal.
Rome correspondent reports that Mgr Fal como will succeed Cardinal Martinelli as papal delegate in the United States, replacing Mgr Scalabrini. The notice cites high authority and places the change in the papal diplomatic mission.
The will of Miss Emily A. Banchor of 814 Marlboro Street who died Sept 6 has been filed for probate. Dated Dec 9 189%, it bequeaths 500 dollars to the Children’s Hospital for a free bed named Abigail P. Bancher Free Bed. Executors named are Richard P. Waters of Wenham and Charles P. Lincoln of Somerville.
President Hutchinson of the Republican city committee met with Hon George N Swallow to discuss county and municipal contests. Swallow traveled from Cohasset for the talks at Republican headquarters and left saying the county situation is in good shape with Jiall Sos holding a clear majority.
George Fred Williams of Boston arrives in New York aboard the steamship Lahn after a trip abroad begun July 6. He predicts the Boer war has struck a blow to England’s military prestige and unsettled European powers, noting Germany’s alarm at Britain’s perceived weakness.
The Hebrew New Year 5662 begins Sunday evening and observances continue to Saturday. Special prayers will be offered for President William M. Taft at Adath Jeshurim on Sunday and Monday for his speedy recovery. Governor Allen’s father Otis Allen is 98, ill and confined to bed, omitting usual calls.
Miss Gwendoline King daughter of Mrs David H King and H Maitland Armstrong of New York wed beneath the altar at Trinity Church Newport in a high society ceremony led by the bride’s mother. The affair drew all society with a Kingscote Villa reception after.
In front of over 100 friends Frank E Finn McDonough and Eliza beth McDonough were wed Wednesday evening. The ceremony was by Rev John Broderick of St Theresa's Church. The bride's cousin Miss Kittie Murphy attended and best man was Fred J Finnigan.
Boston Council No. 4 Royal Arcanum held an old times night at Knights of Honor Hall Washington street with speakers including Captain O F Nims of Nims Battery and Inspector John B Camrell. Guests included B W Carpenter Charles Miller Isaac A Williams Samuel M Tourtelott C H Simonds Jr Carl Youngren William A Fort A W Damon F W Seavey Charles C Bourne and Charles W Dyar with regret letters from prominent Boston businessmen unable to attend.
A man believed to be Gorge E Holebrook of Dedham collapsed and died on Whitmore street last evening. Officials said death was caused by heart disease.
A fragmentary note from Corbett Herald reports stock activity with unclear details and possible shifts in listings. Lacking full context, readers are reminded to expect partial data and await fuller figures.
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