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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1902

Page

7

Odell Clinches Victory at New York Republican Convention

Odell won a sweeping renomination with Platt’s retreat, Sheldon removed from the ticket, and a united platform praising Roosevelt and a protective tariff. Higgins, OBrien, Wicks, Coman, Miller, Bond, and Weiner named to key posts. platform endorses Cuba reciprocity and party unity for 1904.

Saratoga N. Y Odell F. W. Higgins Cattaraugus John F. O’brien Clinton John G. Wicksor Erie Henry B. Coman Madison H. B. Miller Cortland E. A. Bond Jefferson W. E Senator Platt Platt Sheldon Quige Albany Republic New York Roosevelt Republican Party William Mckinley

Dooley Reports Jewelry Theft at Dedham Street Lodging

J B Dooley of St Charles street reported thieves entered his room at Dedham street lodging while he was away yesterday and stole three gold stick pins a gold fob diamond earrings and many small pieces. He had been an inmate only three days and suspects other inmates who left in a hurry after detectives found packed trunks and a satchel containing a dope outfit in a neighboring room.

J. B. Dooley St. Charles Street Dedham Street Dooley

Tenement households in Boston face coal famine plight

A Post reporter census of Lenox Street flats shows 17 families in one building and 19 in the next, with only six of the two adjoining blocks having coal. Tenants report coal costs, switching to wood gas coke and charcoal, while hoping for relief before cold weather. They note some fear coal may drop in price, and many residents express concern over staying warm.

Boston Post Lenox Street Sarah Donovan John Connolly Joseph L. Wilkinson No. 5 J. C. Payson W. H. Garry John Clifford Walter Robbe Rebecca J. Russell

Freshmen and Sophomores Clash At Tufts Campus Fight

Medford, Sept 24. In a prearranged interclass confrontation on College Hill the Tufts class of 1906 challenged 1905 in a large staged skirmish. About 50 freshmen formed a phalanx behind Barnum Museum led by Marshal Geoffrey Winslow, meeting sophomores who failed to appear. The two groups collided in front of Metcalf Hall in a hour long brawl ending in a drawing of lots and both sides returning to their dorms. Waldo K. Dodge acted as marshal for the sophomores and led the counterattack to rescue a captive rival.

Medford College Hill Tufts Barnum Museum Geoffrey Winslow College Yard Soph Waldo K. Dodge Hyde Park Metcalf Tall

Americans Fail To Breach Macin Forts In Moro Campaign

Washington dispatch from Manila reports Captain John J. Pershing cannot reach Macin forts due to water and swamp barriers. Pershing reconned a lakeside fort on elevated ground, flanked by swamps, and Americans prepared rafts then planned a pontoon bridge attack from multiple directions. Sultans of Macin deem the position impregnable and refuse terms.

Manila Washington John J. Pershing Vicars Macin Chapfer Macrn Pershing

Fishermen Told to Stop Digging Clams on Government Property

May appeal to Washington Newport reports fishermen along Portsmouth shores near the naval coaling station have been ordered to cease clam digging on government land under state fishing rights. In Rome, a macerata fire killed seven, with several more feared dead as houses burned.

Portsmouth Newport R. 1 Naval Washington Rome Macerata Italy

Underwear Care Emphasizes Fels-Naptha Soap

The notice promotes Fels-Naptha soap as a gentle cleaning method for delicate underwear. It asserts no boiling or hard rubbing is needed, preventing fiber damage. The guidance frames the soap as the preferred option for preserving fabric quality.

Sverdrup Expedition Praised by Royal Geographical Society

Sir Clements Markham endorses Captain Otto Sverdrup's Arctic voyage as the most successful Greenland exploration yet, surpassing Kane Hayes Hall Greely Baldwin combined. The letter notes 3000 miles of land mapped, 1500 miles newly discovered, promising results since Franklin.

Christiania Norway Clements Markham Royal Geographical Society (of England Otto Sverdrup Greenland Kane Hayes Hall Greely Baldwin John Franklin

Harvard Stillman Infirmary Opens on Mt Auburn Street

The Stillman Infirmary at Harvard opens today on Mt. Auburn Street. It will ease student illness care by housing trained staff and providing in-university treatment, reducing costs for poorer students who previously relied on off campus hospitals or in-room nurses.

Stillman Harvard Mt. Auburn Street Cambridge Boston

Grand Bargains Three Hour Sales at Houghton & Dutton

Well fed shoppers are promised happiness at Houghton & Dutton with Grand Bargains. A Friday sale offers double stamps on every dollar spent, twenty stamps per dollar rather than ten. The bill of fare highlights restful, affordable meals and prompt service.

Purson

Denial by Clement Over McCullough Election Claim

The Hon. Percival W. Clement a Governor candidate denies a Rutland Herald report that he conceded General John G McCullough would be elected by the Vermont Legislature He says he will run before the Legislature and defeat McCullough after arriving in Boston from New York and checking the Rutland Herald via telephone.

Clement Percival W. Clement Vermont John G. McCullough General McCullough Boston New York Young’s Rutland The Rutland Herald McCullough

Harvard Overseers Elect New Leaders at Annual Meeting

Ex Governor Long was elected president of the board and Dr Maurice H Richardson associate professor of clinical surgery at the annual meeting of the overseers of Harvard College yesterday. Charles Eliot Norton was elected temporary chairman.

Long Maurice H. Richardson Harvard College Charles Eliot Norton

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