Princess of Avon Sinks Off Nahant With Four Hands Lost
A British flagged schooner named Princess of Avon capsized near Nahant while bound for Boston with fertilizer. Captain J H McClellan, mate John Wilcox, cook Norman, and seaman Ross survived. Norman perished. The wreck, valued at $8000, involved a crew of four and ended after a northwest gale. The Captain Morrison government tug aided survivors and returned them to East Boston.
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Streetcar Route Change Affects Grove Hall and Franklin Park Lines
Track work on Berkeley Street at Boylston Street causes two way streetcar service via Dartmouth Street Huntington Avenue and Boylston Street to the subway. The modification started last night and affects the Grove Hall and Franklin Park routes along Columbus Avenue.
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The Masked Men of Tuscany by W G FitzGerald
In next Sunday's Magazine W G FitzGerald profiles Italian secret societies revealing both benevolent and criminal factions. The piece examines their influence, rituals, and public perception within Tuscany.
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W. G. FitzGerald
Whitney and Bartlett feud over Democratic nomination
Henry M. Whitney claims the Democratic nomination while supporters seek to calm a threatened bolt by Williams men. General Bartlett's backers say Whitney has not secured the nomination and that the fight will continue to the end.
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Political maneuvering and resignations in Boston ward politics
In Boston, Bartlett supporters split over nominations with O Connell loyalists winning Dorchester wards. Mayor Fitzgerald handles Colonel Lovering’s resignation while Finance Commission probes Bucknam suspension and Deer Island coal purchases. Doyle testifies on loan bill votes and council dealings.
Boston official skirts Klous arrest details in Hull question
A Boston Finance Commission official and police discuss the arrest of Maurice H. Klous in Providence. Sughrue declines to identify responsible office while noting no comment on the case and indicating no personal travel plans.
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Coal graft probe targets Klaus Klaus in Boston coal contracts
Boston Finance Commission hearings reveal Klaus Maurice H Klaus of Brookline and his firms allied with W K Niver and Boston Coal supplied city ferries sewers and pumping stations with suspected low grade coal bought without competitive bids. Witnesses allege potential $25 000 rebates and political contracting favors tied to campaign contributions.
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Doyle Trial Adjourned In Vote Influence Case
The trial of Superintendent of Streets James H. Doyle on charges of attempting to influence votes tied to last July’s loan bill was adjourned at 3 12 yesterday afternoon until this morning. All testimony is in and the case will proceed to closing arguments with Daniel H. Coakley expected to begin. Assistant District Attorney McGettrick will follow.
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Subdued Start to Finance Commission Probes
Investigations by the Finance Commission proceed quietly this week with no regular sessions yet held. The article notes John A. Sullivan among those involved as part of the unfolding inquiry and oversight.
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