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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1901

Page

1

East Boston Politics Amid Senatorial Contest and House Fight

The article notes Hor gan defeated with an easy third round win amid a history of East Boston politics. It covers the senatorial contest between Horgan and Fitzgerald and the heated five-cornered House race with Healey Hickey Douglass Sheehan and Noonah. Police under Bert Hines controlled the scene with one drunkenness arrest outside the ward room.

Boston Horgan Fitzgerald Healey Hickey Douglass Sheehan Frank T. Noonah Bert Hines Henry

America's Cup Race Ends Unsettled By Wind Delay

New York reports the first Cup race was called off due to lack of wind. Columbia and Shamrock showed Columbia’s strength in light to moderate breezes, foreshadowing the American yacht’s advantage in tougher winds and suggesting the Cup remains in American hands. Columbia led by about five miles from the finish when the race was halted.

New York Columbia Shamrock Constitution

Vessel sinks near Malpeque Harbor amid gale

An unknown fishing vessel fired near Malpeque Harbor on Prince Edward Island last evening. The craft labored in heavy seas before sinking. observers saw four men on deck as a strong northwester blew. No survivors reported. coast residents held a lookout today with no one ashore.

Alifax Malpeque Harbor Prince Winaerd Island Clon

Addie Middl East winds on the coast

Fragmentary report notes winds along the coast shifting from east to north as weather conditions change. Observers urge caution for sailors and coastal residents amid unfolding atmospheric activity.

Addie

The News Publishes Gamer Lord Kitchener Reference

The newspaper notes a gaming figure nicknamed Lord Kitchener is featured in a profile or reference piece. It highlights the player's influence and public reception within the gaming community.

Lord: Kitchener

Fall Suits Prove Superior Quality and Style

The advertisement markets Morse-made clothing asserting superior fabric and finish. It touts fall suits from 15 to 25 dollars and features the Derby Sack Suit as a favored style. It also promotes Keith's Konqueror shoes priced at 3.50.

New England

Warrants Issued Over Ward 21 Caucus Fraud

In Ward 21 Republican caucus on Wednesday charges of repeating and fraud triggered ten warrants. Alleged repeaters George W. Hart of New York and John J Haverty of 78 Lenox Street were arrested at the caucus and arraigned for attempting to vote with marked ballots. Police anticipate further arrests today as the scandal draws intense scrutiny.

Repin George W. Hart New York John J.“Haverty Lenox Street Sccoter le Clair

Mrs McKinley Doing Well In Recovery

Mrs McKinley is progressing well after her illness with strength improving though not full. Dr Rixey notes her outdoor drives and cemetery visits aid sleep and appetite while friends arrange visits. Cortelyou planned to arrive Friday to handle the McKinney family affairs.

Canton Dr. Rixey

Abner McKinley II Noted Relatives Return From Funeral

Abner McKinley II of New York, brother of the late President McKinley, returns home with relatives and friends after Sea Seen four funeral. He has been frail and confined to his room at a Manhattan hotel, but his condition is not believed serious.

New York Bee Abner McEl Mce Kinley Sea Seen Rae Res Oreninges Sar Hoes Law Tel Manhattan

Spinners Association Discusses Wages Increase

At a general meeting in Pawtucket Rhode Island the Spinners Association discussed a 5 percent wage increase matching Fall River Iron Works and Bourne Mills. Delegates were elected for the national convention in Boston at Templar Hall in October to take up the matter.

Pawtucket Rhode Island Fall River Fall’ River Templar Hall Boston

Beaton Ghasse Fall Becomes Beehive Whirl

William Wilson Beaton of aaa and Miss Mary Whitman engage in a noted Beaton Ghasse Fall event. The ceremony references the king flip mills and Beehive era context with local social significance.

William Wilson Beaton Aaa Mary Whitman Jl Hase

Vesuvius Erupts Again Shocks Naples Residents

Reports from Naples describe Mt. Vesuvius in eruption with ash and tremors disrupting daily life. Authorities urge calm as residents observe the plume and monitor ground conditions.

Naples

Death of John Nicolay Washington

John George Nicolay longtime Lincoln biographer and private secretary died here today at an advanced age after years of feeble health. He had resigned as marshal of the United States Supreme Court in 1887 and lived at the Washington home with Mr Nicolay and Colonel Jal… He was a native of Rateta and had early ties to Illinois and key State officials.

Washington John George Nicolay Lincoln United States Supreme Court Wen Nicolay Jal Rateta Heer

Sullivan Senate Bid Dominated by Ward 6 Edge

In Democratic caucuses last night Sullivan supporters claimed early momentum with John Horgan and opponents like Martin J. Loman, while Ward 7 backed John We. Ward 6 saw intense contests with arrests reported and substantial votes shaping the House and Senate nominations across Boston wards.

Ey J. Horgan Paynerere Artin M. Lomanny Tie Lorena Revere Allivan Joseph J. Sopher Hu Sullivan Hargton Wares Mt of East Cambridge

Orderly Ward Meeting Concludes Quietly After All Votes

An orderly ward meeting in Georgia closed at 10 pm with no arrests or challenges. Despite a disrupted start, the event proceeded smoothly from 2 pm opening to final adjournment.

Big Race Story Splits Across Pages Six and Seven

Detailed coverage of the major race unfolds across pages six and seven with race trends, key competitors, and moments highlighted by reporters from the era.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hoto Conlin Victor Purdy Michael J. Sullivan South Uncle Sam Vorenberg Washington, Hanover and Elm Streets Chip Scorrner Keith Despre Grio Mae Bupario Brattle Streets Thomas Iinleams Mrs. M'Kinley Abner M'Kinley II John Nicolay Sullivans Senate Lydon Irun Tiohael John 'Salivan Ricky Bowers Walter Creed Norton Roxbury Oxford Gaugus
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