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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1901
Page
12
In Hudson on September 26 Edward P. Miles former tax collector faces a likely showdown between town officials and bondsmen. Boston attorneys argue bondsmen were bound for only one year and that responsibility for Miles rests with individual bonds.
After an all day session at the American House a milk contract agreement was reached between producers and contractors averting further conflict. The price fixed allegedly stands at 86 12 cents per can delivered in Boston with a cent and a half allowance to contractors for surplus. Representatives from C Brigham Co Boston Dairy H P Hood Sons D Whiting Sons and J French attended. The session was expected to close today with details to be finalized and the agreement signed tomorrow.
The steamship Senator arrived from Nome with nearly 500 passengers and over $500,000 in treasure. Prospects say laws delay opening new claims as pioneers report no new diggings this season. Nome hospitals are taxed by sick and indigent flows and a mass meeting was planned to fund emigration on the last boat.
Shainghai Sept 27 China favors Russian bid for the Peiyang squadron including three fast cruisers four torpedo boat destroyers and several third class cruisers valued at 5,000,000 roubles 2,500,000 dollars to be deducted from the war indemnity as a settlement option.
The Cunard steamer Lucania, after leaving New York September 21 and arriving at Queenstown September 27, reports two hours of wireless communication with the Campania in mid ocean. Distances ranged from 33 to 65 miles with many messages exchanged.
Washington September 27. President Roosevelt in his message to Congress will press for an enlarged navy, urging early action but deferring until funds exist for first class battleships to torpedo boats. He argues naval strength prevents conflict, with support from Senate and House leaders Hale and Foss. A diner noted the President prioritizes the navy above the isthmian canal.
Judge McKim appoints Theodore J. Tyndale administrator with the will annexed of Micah Dyer Jr estate, replacing Walter R. Dyer as executor for alleged unsuitable conduct. Maran Norris and Simeon Atwood, creditors, sought removal to challenge a large property transfer to Walter R. Dyer to defeat creditors.
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