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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1902

Page

6

Peary UnDaunted By His Failure And Arctic Quest

The Fram left Godhaven Aug 20 bound home with a crew including a rare Arctic specimen and living musk oxen. Peary reports progress in western Grinnell Land and Greenland coast exploration. He plans New York and Newfoundland winter, noting a fireman death and the Forget Me Not headed to St John.

Erik Fram Godhaven Lower Sound Cape Haven St John Peary H. L. Brigman Peary Arctic Club New York Newfoundland

Peary Ten Years in the Arctic Reach 84 17 North

Lieutenant-Commander Robert E Peary arrived in North Sydney after a four year Arctic expedition on the Windward. He states the farthest latitude reached is 84 degrees 17 minutes north west of Cape Hecla and north of Greenland Land. He claims Greenland is not a continent and he hopes to reach the pole, though not this trip. The Windward carried Eskimos, goods, and scientific notes from the expedition begun Aug 1901.

Peary Good-Byo Grinnell Land Greely Fjord Divide Hayes Sound Buchanan Bay Clement Markham Greenland Mr. Peary Fort Conger Etah Foulke Fjord Cape Sabine Erik Windward Herschel Bay Smith Sound Arctic Greenland Archipelago North Sydney C. B Robert E. Peary North Pole Cape Hecla Greenwell Land Franz Josef Land Grand Land Sabine Ptah Marie Peary Feary Dedrick Cape York New York Sydney Lieutenant Peary Alexandra Hall Mayor Crow Explorer God Save the King America Scottish Geographical Society Edinburgh National Geographic Society Washington, D. C Erik Harbor Ellesmere Payer Harbor Roose Bay Beford Pim Epskimos Eskimos Anvilik Cape Louis Napoleon Henson Conger Percy Cape Heola Robinson Channel Black Cape Cape Ransome Heeda Polar Sea Hensen Young Fee Hecla Babbitt Bay Ellesmere Land Ughfield Gulf Godhaven Cape Haven Baffin Land Chateau Bay Labrador Payet Harbor Greely

Sheridan Rifles Start Home After Boston Visit

The Sheridan Rifles Company IL First Infantry of Portland left Boston at 2 PM after a visit hosted by the Sheridan Guards of East Boston. The trip included a ferry excursion to Fort Warren, a Lyceum Hall banquet, and a series of toasts honoring Maine, Boston, Portland, the U S Army, the Catholic priest, and President Roosevelt with notable attendees like Congressman Joseph A Conry Alderman John L Kelly and Mayor P A Collins sending regrets.

Sheridan’ Rifles Company First Infantry Portland Sheridan East Boston Noddle Island Fort Warren Sheridan Guards Lyceum Hall Sheridan Rifles South Ferry Conley John J. Hayes Boston Joseph A. Conry O’dowd First Portland Infantry Father Garrity John L. Kelly M. E. Conley J. H. Parker U. 8 S. A Joseph A. McGowan William H. Looney Conry P. A. Collins John Lt. Kelly

Burned to Death in Her Room on Rochester Street

Jane Mara, a 34 year old scrubwoman, died after a lamp toppled in her squalid upper-floor room at 34 Rochester Street. She fled flames through the room, was found unconscious beside her supper table, and died at City Hospital around midnight. Police traced little about her past as neighbors reported extreme poverty. This marked Boston’s third fatal burn in three days.

Rochester Street Jane Mara City Hospital Boston

Sneak Thief Steals 150 at Lowell Grocery

In Lowell on a September afternoon a thief unlocked an open rear door to Kelly Bros. Market Street store, took $150 in bills from an unlocked safe, and fled. Police have one clue to the case.

Lowell Kelly Bros Market Street

Bargain Table Showcases Odd Lots at Wolf's Clothier

In the Furnishing Goods Department at Wolf's on Hanover and Portland streets a central bargain table displays weekly odd or small lots marked at low prices to close out.

Wolf's My Clothier Hanover Portland Streets

Knights Alleged Accomplices Held In Robbery Case

Ex patrolman John G Knight and two men, Patrick H Ahearn and Philip McDonald, were arrested on charges of larceny and receiving stolen goods. Knight faces breaking and entering and larceny from Caldwell’s Union Square store. All three deny guilt while in custody at Somerville police station.

John G. Knight Somerville Patrick H. Ahearn Cambridge Philip McDonald East Cambridge Knight Alderman Caldwell Carter Carleton Windham Road Jackson Caldwell Union Square Board of Aldermen Glines Caldwell Parkhurst Knight Public Library Stone Avenue Hurley P. H. Ahearn Harding Street Ahearn McDonald Willow Street

Dora Mathews wrecked on Monomoy Shoals at Logwood Bar

The three masted schooner Dora Mathews from Newburyport to New York ran aground near Logwood Bar in Chatham on Sept 18. Captain and seven crew members were saved by Monomoy life-savers and are cared for at the station. The vessel broke apart, with only the mainsail remaining intact, and liquor rumors surround the crew’s behavior. the first mate is identified as a white Norwegian, while most crew were described as black.

Chatham Dora Mathews New York Newburyport Logwood Bar Ellis Edwin Studley Monomoy Logwood Hill Studley Dora Matthews Togwood Hill Bar Donsey

Hudson Valley Troops Ordered to Mechanicville and Stillwater

The Saratoga Citizens' Corps under Captain Walbridge of Company L Second Regiment was ordered to Mechanicville and Stillwater after reports two people were shot near Waterford. Company K with Captain Mott and Company I with Captain Dennis are on duty nearby in Glens Falls and Whitehall respectively.

Saratoga N. Y Hudson Valley Saratoga Citizens’ Corps Walbridge National Guard Mechanicville Stillwater Waterford Mott Glens Falls Dennis Whitehall

New Yacht Racing Class Favored by Massachusetts Group

A meeting of 15 leading yachtsmen from the Yacht Racing Association of Massachusetts at Sumner Jr. Foster's State street office produced bright prospects for a proposed 22-foot knockabout class. C J Lanning chaired. Foster served as secretary. A committee including Foster, Harry H Wiggin and Samuel C Winsor of Duxbury was formed to submit outlines and draft restrictions while two boat plans were reviewed, one keel boat by Eliot M Berwell and a centreboard design by Small Bros. The group favored adding the new class to next season.

Yacht Racing Association of Massachusetts Sumner Jr. Foster State Street C. J. Lanning Mr. Foster Harry H. Wiggin Samuel C. Winsor Duxbury Eliot M. Berwell Small Bros Association

Man Dies After Skull Fracture After City Hospital Admission

Police found a man at Tremont and Common streets on Sept 4 with a skull fracture and sent him to City Hospital where he died on Sept 16. He gave the name Frank H. Thompson, 57 Castle Street, Worcester, a 54 year old hotel waiter with a wife there. If unclaimed by Sunday, city to bury.

Tremont Common Streets City Hospital Frank H. Thompson Castle Street Worcester Boston

Boy's Leg Torn From Socket In Street Accident

Five year old Thomas Gately of Roxbury lies dying at City Hospital after a wagon owned and driven by Lawrence Broderick struck him in the street near his home. The right leg was torn off at the knee as spectators watched. Police say Broderick is not to blame.

Thomas Gately Playton Street Roxbury City Hospital Lawrence Broderick Dorchester Avenue Broderick

Sudbury Defeats Winthrops At Candle Pins Bowing

At Winthrop Beach bowling alleys Sudbury defeated Winthrops in candle pins before a large crowd. Millen of Winthrops had the top three-string total with 264 and Hack of Sudbury delivered the high single string of 10. Winthrop led the first string by three pins, but Sudbury surged in the second and third strings to clinch the match.

Winthrop Beach Sudbury Winthrops Millen Hack Sudburys Winthrop

Excursionists Rush East Coast Travel Deals

A good many excursionists have already taken advantage of low rates to the Provinces. Inquiries at the Plant Line office, 26 School Street, and Lewis Wharf indicate sales will exceed last year for the 20 day excursion period. The trips promise bright days and mildly cool air along the eastern coast.

Plant Line School Street Lewis Wharf

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