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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1898

Page

2

Swiss Police Make Two More Arrests In Empress Murder Case

In Lauzanne Switzerland on September 15 two arrests were announced in the Empress Elizabeth murder inquiry. A vagrant named Gualduppe identified as a dangerous Anarchist is suspected of crafting the murder file handle. Anarchist Parbetti is charged with harboring Luccheni for days. Both were moved to Geneva to face complicity charges.

Lauzanne Switzerland Elizabeth Austria Gualduppe Parbetti Harbo Ing Luccheni

Empress's Death Remains Arrive in Vienna

The funeral train bearing the late Empress of Austria entered the empire last night. Vast crowds gathered as bells tolled and floral wreaths were placed on the casket aboard the train.

Vienna Empress of Austria

Philippines peace commissioners prepare for Paris talks voyage

The five trusted American peace commissioners plan departure from Washington for New York and then voyage to Paris via Liverpool London and Dover. They will meet General Merritt and receive Admiral Dewey's report while carrying a prepared American case in cedar chests for shipboard work.

Joint Commission United States Paris General Merritt Manila Dewey Philippines Washington New York Campania Liverpool London Dover Calais Frye War Department Meikelsohn William Alden Smith Michigan House Committee On Foreign Affairs Mr. Frye Department

Connecticut Republican Convention Nominates State Officers

At the Hyperion Theatre New Haven CT the Republican state convention nominated George E Lounsbury for governor Lyman A Mills for lieutenant governor Huber Clark for state secretary C S Merrick for treasurer Thompson 8 Grant for comptroller and Charles Phelps for attorney general. Lounsbury defeated President Smith Porter in the official ballot 356 to 120 with Dewell and Merwin far behind. Lyman A Mills ousted James D Dewell for lieutenant governor 211 to 125 and Charles Phelps won the attorney general race 128 to 127.

New Haven Conn Republican Party of Connecticut Hyperion George E. Lounsbury Ridgefield Lyman A. Mills Middlefield Huber Clark Willimantic C. S. Merrick Thompson Grant Enfield Charles Phelps Vernon Lounsbury John Addison Porter Porter Dewell Merwin James D. Dewell Lyman A. Millis Mills John R. Buck Hartford

Patriarchs to Parade in Royal Purple Uniforms

Colonel Charles H. Porter of Boston will marshal the second division of the Odd Fellows parade. He expects about 3000 Royal Purple Degree members to line up and lead a parade featuring uniformed Patriarchs, with Porter a longtime Mason veteran and Knight Templar.

Charles H. Porter Odd Fellows Patriarchs Charles .H. Porter Boston Porter Massasoit Oriental Lodge London Twelfth Maine Infantry Massachusetts Rhode Island New Hampshire New England George W. Young C. H. Baxter Lynn J. M. Richardson Henry P. Dorset Peabody Elmer Willett South Boston F. H. Stuart James T. Neill George L. Huntcon Lowell Josiah Wilson J. J. Herns EB. Q Peterboro N. H Waltham Palestine Kearsarge Lawrence North Cambridge Winter Hill Charles River George H. Fuller Salem Andrew the Willows Willows Grand Sire Carleton Dallas Tex Vendome Order

City approves 201500 loan for baths streets and wards

The council narrowly ratified a 201 500 loan order after a Republican DEM compromise. It allocates 132 009 for street improvements plus 60 000 for general street work and 5 000 for a new boiler for the steamer Vigilant. baths, morgue, and salt water fire system projects are financed in part, with wards 1 2 3 4 5 10 11 13 14 15 21 and 26 receiving 6 000 each. A veto sustaining vote upheld the mayor on Mr. Watson's plan for free carriage rides for soldiers in Boston hospitals.

Norris Ward 13 Commonwealth Park Bath Dover Street Addiiona Fire Department Health Department North Grove Street Insane Hospital Department Areee Ee Long Island

Wichter Case Opens as Court Hears Marital Allegations

In a Portland Maine courtroom Judge Pettingill hears the case of Frank P. Wichter. Mrs Isabelle Odell Wichter testifies to a marriage in 1893 and his sudden disappearance. Witnesses from Malden and surrounding towns describe wedding events and engagements, leading to Wichter being held for the Superior Court in bonds.

Pettingill A. C. Wentworth Wentworth Frank P. Wichter Wichter Judge Isabelle Odell Portland Hamafort William Curley Malden Agnes Curley Centre Street Wichter-Curley

Lawton's Sick List Grows in Cuba Campaign

Washington reports General Lawton's health bulletin from Santiago listing 1266 total sick and 741 fever cases. New 34 cases and 30 percent return to duty are noted with several deaths from bilious fever, pneumonia, and dysentery among Ninth United States Volunteers, Eighth Illinois, Twentieth Infantry and others.

Washington Teers Placido Josurin United States Volunteers Michael Lawrence Eighth Illinois William Rian Twentieth Infantry Owens

Massachusetts Democrats Plan Worcester Delegates Convention

The Massachusetts Democratic Club at the American House urged voters to attend the Sept. 26 and 27 delegate caucuses for a historic state convention. President Philip J. Doherty led discussions on electing delegates, bimetallic policy, and unity amid national issues. speakers from across the state addressed concerns from war conduct to franchise grants and local self-government.

Massachusetts Democratic Club Philip J. Doherty Congress Worcester Stephen W. Nickerson William 8. McNary Democratic State Committee Republican Party New Bedford Fall River Jefferson Jackson

Dorchester Ward 20 showdown and statewide party papers

The Dorchester Club backs a push in Ward 20 to defeat Barrows and Paige while McCarthy enters the sev enth district race to replace Barrett. In East Boston and other wards, Krebs suspension plans remain uncertain as Morrison eyes delegation support. Ward fights shape the Republican and Democratic lines for Congress and the state House.

Dorchester Atwood Ward Barrows Paige Jerry” McCarthy Barrett Charlestown Ward 4 McCarthy Congress Aee House of Representatives Fitzgerald Democratic Party Franz Hugo Krebs Ward 9 Santiago Krebs Peter Morrison East Boston Morrison North End Holden Davis Sidney Cushing Isaac B. Allen State House O’brien Curtis Campbell Boston Charles T. Witt Jesse Gove Representative McCarthy Alderman Berwin F. K. Bradman Powers Bradman Berwin Mark Berwin Ward 10 Isaac F. Paul Charles H. Innes Senate Paul George H. Bates Innes John Co. Haynes Governor's Council Republican City Committee Beacon Street City Point Charles van Stone Albert W. Willams George Defren Lewis Antis William Ashton William F. Sears Alderman Paige Lott Callender Bartlett Tuttle Kittredge c. Atwood Frank L. Young

Your Opportunity in Boston By John H Woodbury Chief Surgeon

John H Woodbury announces painless facial and body cosmetic operations at his Boston office 11 Winter St from Sept 19 to 22. The ad claims nose reshaping eye correction lip alignment ear shaping and blemish removal with home treatment options and free consultations. It markets Woodbury’s skin products and offers a 132 page skin book with a free soap sample.

John H. Woodbury New York Boston Winter St Woodbury

Councillor Lovell Reports On Eighth Regiment Camp Near Lexington

Councillor B. 8. Lovell reports from the Eighth Regiment camp near Lexington Kentucky. The site is four miles from the city center on a good road and near a railroad with high ground ample water and strong sanitary facilities. Sinks and cesspools are covered by frames and men sleep in wall tents with bunking. Food is plentiful and the regiment’s morale is low due to Chickamauga memories and homesickness but officers are capable and the unit shows promise for improvement. A well equipped canteen and a Boston Y M C A tent provide writing and mailing facilities.

Lovell Eighth Regiment Lexington Chickamauga Commonwealth Boston Y. M. Co. A

Ward and Dorchester Ballot Tickets in Early City Election

The article lists multiple ward level ticket lines with names like Luke P. Willard Joseph J Lundy Paige Atwood and Barrows. It details top-of-ticket leaders in wards 17 to 25 and notes factions pledged for Paige Atwood Barrows and Callender along with council and representative races.

Luke P. Willard Joseph J. Lundy Ward 17 Barrows Charles E. Wiggin Atwood Ward Frank Ferdinand Paige Charles B. Woolley Lyman C. Fisher Thomas J. Sproul Dorchester G. Harrison Hayward James H. Daly John Conness Callender Lott Bartlett Tuttle J. Lodge Eddy Fred L. Taber George L. Burt Laban Pratt Senator Davis Sidney Cushing Brighton Fred Hammond S. H. Mitchell Holden House of A Ee Joseph H. Barnes II L. Stalker Don Santes Joseph Freeman O. Emerson Charles Clerke Walter E. Nichols William C. Packer Charles R. Saunders George Ss. Jone John B. Dumond Edward P. Sands Herman Brodbeck Charles Francis Adams Frank H. Cross James W. King James H. Waugh Horace N. Hatch Arthur P. Russell Frederick W. Farrell Ebenezer Adams Charles J. Kidney Norman Mintz Terrance Adams John S. Coombs Joseph C. Barrus J. H. Wells Herman Birkenmaier Joseph J. Stewart Frank A. Foster Thomas Cogswell Bachelder Louis M. Campbell Rowlard C Walter Gordon Frederic Eaton Leonard W. Ross

Battleships Oregon and Iowa Await Orders for Honolulu Run

Navy Department indicates sailing orders for Oregon and Iowa are not issued yet and will take them to Honolulu first. They may later join Dewey’s fleet at Manila if deemed expedient to reinforce him.

Washington Navy Department Oregon Iowa Honolulu Dewey Manila

Gloucester Welcomes Cruiser That Bears Her Name

Gloucester greets the auxiliary cruiser Gloucester arriving from Boston after fights with Cervera's torpedo boats. Mayor Davis and a reception committee welcome Commander Wainwright aboard, liberty of the city granted, crowds cheer, and two hours of tours follow. Banquet at Magnolia and clam bake at Long Beach planned.

Gloucester Cervera Boston Davis Eastern Point Light Mayor Davis Wainwright Magnolia Long Beach

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