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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1903

Page

4

Despondent Boy Wanders Away

Malden reports 15-year-old Francis White, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas F White, missing since Tuesday morning after failing to promote to ninth grade. Police sought him after parents and relatives found no trace, describing him as small with light hair and blue eyes, last seen near Boylston Street.

Malden Francis White Thomas F. White Boylston Street Young White Lincoln School Hobart White Francis

Fall River man found dead in East Beach under foul play theory

The body of Tillinghast Kirby an 80 year old from Westport was found on East Beach by two fishermen. He had last been seen fishing from Cross Neck Beach on Sept 9. Clam rake pieces and clothing fragments washed ashore and police consider foul play possible with about 200 dollars believed to be on him.

Fall River Tillinghast Kirby Westport East Beach Kirby Cross Neck Beach

New Steamship Line Set to Compete With Boston

Canadian Pacific Railroad officials announce a new service linking St John and London with Antwerp with direct return trips. The Lake Michigan Mt Tempel Montrose and Montezuma will sail Nov 1 from Antwerp, with a west St John return about a month later. The vessels recently carried grain cattle and sheep on the Montreal route under low inland rates.

St. John N. B Canadian Pacific Railroad Company London Antwerp Lake Michigan Mt. Tempel Montrose

Feel Bright Again With Pineapple and Butternut Pills

A 19th century health ad promises to cure morning fatigue and sluggish digestion with Smith's Pineapple and Butternut Pills. The copy claims improved digestion, energy, and mood after a week, billing the product as a universal remedy for tiredness, headaches, constipation, and biliousness with a 25 cent price.

Smith W. F. Smith

Seal Swept Over Orion By Hurricane Off Atlantic City

The steamer Orion with Captain Hillary aboard berthed at East Boston after a hurricane off Atlantic City. It carried 2230 tons of coal from Newport News and faced winds up to 70 miles per hour. Six hours were spent head to wind as heavy seas broke over the vessel. A life boat and deck gear were torn away and the gangway ladder, steering gear boxes, and galley skylight were damaged.

Orion Hillary Boston Towboat Company Boston Atlantic City Newport News

THREE MORE BODIES FOUND IN SEA DISASTER

Three more bodies were recovered at the Penobscot Bay coast near Pemaquid Maine as the fisherman's crew from the Edmunds were identified. Names include Peter Merchant Lewis Perry and Edward Parsons all crew members. Six bodies in total had been recovered with Captain Harding and others previously identified. Survivors remained ashore watching for more remains as rough seas hampered efforts.

Pemaquid George F. Edmunds Sadie Lillie Peter Merchant Lewis Perry Edward Parsons Edmunds Harding William Hickey Clayton Or Charles) Spinney

Red Dragon yacht wrecks. crew feared lost near Barnegat

Atlantic City dispatch says the knockabout Red Dragon sank near Barnegat Inlet during a fishing cruise. On board were Captain J. Clark John Swanson wife and children Sinbad Ducasse and John Adams. Clark and two others’ bodies washed ashore. rescue chances regarded as hopeless amid the storm.

Philadelphia Maritime Exchange Atlantic City Red Dragon Barnegat Inlet J. Clark John Swanson Sinbad Ducasse John Adams Clark Ducasse Swanson

Barge Bear Ridge Beached Off Delaware Breakwater Fire

The Philadelphia barge Bear Ridge en route to Newburyport Massachusetts was beached above the Delaware Breakwater after engine room fire. At 2 a.m. distress signals prompted tugs to assist. the vessel was beached and water pumped aboard. Officials believe she may not be a total loss.

Philadelphia Newburyport Mass Delaware

Gypsy Girl Returns to Port After Storm

The Gypsy Girl, a missing Fulton Market fishing schooner, arrived in port today. She is the smallest vessel in the fleet but endured Wednesday's storm without damage, while the Hattie Peterson with 21 crew and the Emily P Wright with 17 remain unreported.

New York Gypsy Girl Fulton Market Httie Peterson Emily P. Wright

Pennsylvan ia Railroad Tour to San Francisco for ABA Meeting

The Pennsylvania Railroad runs a personally conducted 18 day Pullman tour from New York Oct 14 to Oct 81 returning from San Francisco Oct 23 for the American Bankers Association meeting in San Francisco. Stops include Salt Lake City Colorado Springs Denver St Louis and New York with five days in San Francisco. Round trip price 190 plus five days in SF. For reservations contact 205 Washington Boston or George W Boyd Broad Street Station Philadelphia.

American Bankers’ Association San Francisco Cal Pennsylvania Railroad Company New York Chicago Omaha Ogden San Francise Salt Lake City Colorado Springs Denver St. Louis Washington Street Boston Mass George W. Boyd Broad Street Philadelphia Penn

Chamberlain’s Public Statement On Tariff Reform Split

London reports stir over Chamberlain resignation and tariff debate. He outlines two aims of the Tariff Reform League: closer imperial union with colonies via preferential tariffs and using tariffs to secure reciprocity or retaliate against protected nations. He hopes for league success and empire prosperity.

London England Chamberlain Highbury Birmingham C. A. Pearson Tariff Reform League Mr. Chamberlain League

McGregor Fireman Injured by Stone Struck Temple

Arthur McGregor, a New Haven railroad fireman, was sent to City Hospital after a stone struck him in the temple as his train passed under the West Newton street bridge. He suffered a brain concussion and was delirious on arrival. McGregor resides on Sprague street, Readville.

Arthur McGregor New Haven Railroad City Hospital McGregor West Newton Street Mr. McGregor Sprague Street Readville

Federal court rejects Irish applicant in Anarchist case

In a U S Circuit Court yesterday Judge Colt rejected Patrick Mahoney of Somerville among three applicants. Mahoney admitted being an anarchist when asked about the new Anarchist law, provoking the judge to rule the application improper and reject it.

United States Colt Patrick Mahoney Somerville Mahoney Ireland

Everett Residents Admitted to Citizenship in Maildon

Forty two residents of Everett were admitted to citizenship last evening. City Solicitor Thompson of Everett led the group as a Jones delegate, and Judge E Leroy Sweetser, a Senator Jones supporter, administered the oath.

Maildon Everett Thompson Jones E. Leroy Sweetser Senator Jones

Notable World Records Listed for 1903 Qualifications

A compact report lists world records across sports and travel for 1903 qualifications. Noted names include Lou Dillon Dan Patch Hamburg Belle Miss Bessie Anthony Doherty Brothers Elizabeth M AVoy and events span running golf bicycling yachting auto racing steamship and railway feats with times distances and routes from Onwentsia to Cherbourg and St Paul to New York among others.

Near Fatal Skin Disease Case Scratched by Blood

A brief item reports a person nearly died from a severe skin condition described as an awful humor that caused bleeding and visible wasting. Medical detail remains sparse but notes the seriousness of the illness.

Cured By Cuticura Remedies Cited By Ontario Mother

Mrs M C Martiano of Jasper Ontario recounts a severe infant eczema case in her three month old son. After eight months of worsening rash itching and near death the Cuticura regimen including Ointment Soap and Resolvent led to rapid improvement and cure. She credits the treatment and remains a firm advocate.

M. C. Martiano Jasper Ontario

Cure for skin disease praised after fourteen years

A testimonial claims a boy was cured fourteen years ago of a severe skin disease and remains healthy. The advert promotes Cuticura Soap and Ointment with Cuticura Resolvent pills, listing prices and depots in London Paris Boston.

Depote London Chartere House Sq Paris Rue de la Paix Boston Columbus Ave Potter Drug & Chemical Corp

Chamberlain May Go to Chicago

Joseph Chamberlain may deliver an international public address in Chicago after resigning from the British Cabinet. The Illinois Manufacturers' Association forwarded an invitation through Washington seeking his acceptance, with a cable reply awaiting his decision and signed by B A Eckhart and John M Glenn.

Chicago Joseph Chamberlain Chamberlain United States Department of State Washington Illinois Manufacturers’ Association Colonial Office London Eng B. A. Eckhart John M. Glenn

Characteristics of Mr Chamberlain The Orchid Lover

Joe Chamberlain, married to Miss Endicott of Salem, lives near Birmingham on a 70 acre estate with a famed orchid house housing 6000 plus species. A serious, hard driven politician since 1874, he is known for his monocle and habit of wearing an orchid in his coat in the House.

Joe Chamberlain Miss Endicott Salem Mass William C. Endicott Cleveland Birmingham Mr. Chamberlain Li Hung Chang Commons Joe England

Liberal Talks on Cabinet Crisis in Philadelphia

English Liberal member of Parliament Arthur Priestley arrives in Philadelphia on September 18 to discuss the cabinet crisis and political developments with local supporters and press. He is expected to address policy positions and parliamentary questions.

Philadelphia Arthur Priestley

Grantham Interview on Cabinet Resignations and Liberal Victory

In Grantham Lincolnshire a Kent county cricket team member was interviewed today on the resignation of three British cabinet ministers. Mr Priestley criticized Mr Chamberlain for disrupting the Union party and urged Premier Balfour to resign. He predicted a Liberal victory and a new cabinet likely led by Lord Spencer.

Grantham Lincolnshire Kent County Priestley Chamberlain Union Party Balfour Lord Spencer England Liberal Party

Miss McDonough Defends Her Bill in Hearing

Miss Elizabeth McDonough, Boston stenographer, defends a $7900 bill for 23 hearings saying charges are regular and legitimate. She notes long hours, assistant work, and many transcript copies while detailing past city costs for reference and context.

Elizabeth McDonough Long Island Hospital Miss McDonough M Street Boston Normal School Hugh Bresnahan Quincy Park Department

More Black Smiths Strike Spreads From Boston & Albany

The Boston and Albany blacksmiths strike for a nine hour day and 12 1 2 percent wage rise reaches Springfield with 41 men quitting. Rensselaer expected to join. A Springfield Boston union joint committee met in Wells Memorial building. Strikers vow to stay out until demands are met. They refuse to work with non union blacksmiths and threaten sympathetic action by boiler makers and machinists.

Boston & Albany Springfield Smiths Rensselaer Boston Wells Memorial Building

Boston Union Delegates Form Frontier Waterfront Council

Last night Boston unions forming a delegate council to protect waterfront workers. The Coast Marine Firemen's Union shows a strong tie to the Atlantic organization per Daniel Sullivan of New York. A hotel and saloon owner agreement will hire only union bartenders under union conditions. Team Drivers Union 25 led by William J. Hartnett organized 50 hay and grain Boston teamsters at Dover Hall. An open mass meeting for union and non union machinists is set for Faneuil Hall Wednesday night.

Boston Coast Marine Firemen’s Union Daniel Sullivan New York Atlantic Organization Martin J. Mattimoe Bartenders’ Protective Association Faneuil Hall Organizing Committee of Boston Machinists’ Lodge

Union backs John J. Flaherty for Boston Common Council

Electrical Workers Union 108 endorses John J. Flaherty a Ward 2 expert electrician and union member as the candidate to rally machinists in Boston and nearby areas into the union fold.

Boston Electrical Workers’ Union 108 John J. Flaherty Ward 2 Flaherty

Consolidated Lake Co to Shut Down Plants

Sault Ste. Marie Mich Sept 18 Pending the financial difficulties in which the Consolidated Lake Superior Company is now involved President Shields has issued orders to temporarily close down all of the operations of the company except the street railway system on both sides of the river the ferry system and the Tagor Light ne Power Company of the Canadian oo

Sault Ste. Marie, Mich Consolidated Lake Superior Company Shields Light Ne Power Company

Raid on Morton Street Ends in Capture After Dash

Seven men were found at 4 Morton Street with cards and gambling devices when Sergeant McGuire and Special Officers McDevitt and Morgan raided the house. Thomas Lizarovitch attempted a loose in a 500 yard chase but was captured. The men were jailed on charges of presence where gambling implements were found. this is the third raid at the location in months.

Thomas Lizarovitch Morton Street McGuire McDevitt Morgan Lizarovitch

Two Campaign Rallies Planned in South Boston for Senatorial Candidate

Two rallies set for this evening in South Boston to support Edward L. Logan for Senator. Spelman Hall Ward 13 will be presided by Francis Campbell with speakers Michael J. Reidy James F. Creed David I. Walsh Dennis M. Cronin Richard F. Tobin L F McCullough and Logan. Gray's Hall Ward 14 will be presided by Joseph P. Hutchinson with the same speakers plus Patrick J. Shields and Robert J. Ware, House candidates.

South Boston Edward L. Logan Spelman Hall Francis Campbell Michael J. Reidy James F. Creed David I. Walsh Dennis M. Cronin Richard F. Tobin L. F. McCullough Logan Gray’s Hall Joseph P. Hutchinson Patrick J. Shields Robert J. Ware

President Roosevelt to prize international chess tourney

Hartwig Cassel and Hermann Helms met President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay to enlist support for the Cambridge Springs masters tournament. The President will award a special prize to the first prize winner and host a White House reception for the players.

Oyster Bay N. Y Hartwig Cassel Hermann Helms Cambridge Springs Penn Roosevelt White House

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Louisville George H. Wilson Wilson Irson Canada Mexico Scotland Wales Australia New Zealand Tasmania India Wilson Barcode Todd Building NEW Steamship Line Pemaquid Point Pacific Coast Pennsylvania Railroad Britain Ne Chamberlain Phil May Gregor Federal Court AT Work School ST Uptown Washington ST Ocean Steamers Lou Dillon Dan Patch Hamburg Miss Bessie Anthony Harry Caldwell Barney Oldfield J. H. Foster Deutschland St. Paul Cherbourg M’donough LABOR B. T. Sims Brooklyn Wee Mr. A. E. L Atlanta Orrine Orrine Company 14Th Street Washington, D. C H. A. Jaynes & Co., Inc Hanover Jaynes & Chapin CO South E. Fs. Jaynes & Co., Inc Washington 5 Warrenton
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