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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1903

Page

7

Recount Leaves Hard Feelings In City Campaign

The primary recount in Ward 2 shows Fitzgerald gaining 206 votes, revealing errors in Precincts 5 6 7 and 8 that deprived North End voters of nearly 4000 ballots. Election Board calls precinct clerks inexcusably careless and vows action. Kelly blames GOP clerk bias. Fitzgerald ally Conry accuses opponents of crooked methods.

Henry S. Fitzgerald John L. Kelly North End East Boston Senator Fitzgerald Boston John JL. Kelly Kelly Henry&. Fitzgerald Conry

Prof Newtons Wife Drowned at Readfield Camp

Mrs Addie Denning Newton wife of Professor J Oliver Newton of Maine Wesleyan Seminary and Woman's College died by drowning while boating at Crochet Pond Readfield Sept 26. She was with Miss Davis the preceptress and Misses Devine and Bacon when the boat capsized. Three companions were rescued but she drowned leaving three children.

Kent's Hill Addie Denning Newton J. Oliver Newton Maine Wesleyan Seminary Woman's College Readfield Newton Davis Devine Bacon Wilson F. Morse Crochet Pond

Envy and Military Genius From the New York Sun

A letter to the Sun contrasts civilian envy of military genius with the Putnam Phalanx and the Ancients. It praises the Phalanx for legs and ceremonial duties, while arguing the Ancients contribute beyond feasting, citing historic battles and imperial praise by Major von Hamburger.

New York Sun the Sun Boston Putnam Phalanx United States Army New York Napoleon Grant England Abraham Corporation of Cork Major von Hamburger

Young Democrats Aim to Save Gore Seat in Dorchester

Dorchester’s Young Men’s Democratic Club launches a vigorous campaign to nominate Stephen Galvin, a 21 to 30-year-old Suffolk bar member, against veteran campaigner Edward B. Callender backed by Republican forces. The group, dubbed the red devil democracy, vows rallies and open-air tours to win Ward 16, 20 and 24 while courting older members to sustain the district’s Democratic hold.

Red Devil Demcracy Dorchester Stephen Galvin Senate Red Devil Democracy Squantum Dorchester Ward Young Men's Democratic Club Owen A. Galvin Galvin Suffolk Edward B. Callender Callender Fred 8 O'Connell

Phenix-Like Pritchard to Rebuild After Boston Studio Fire

J Ambrose Pritchard Boston landscape artist vows to rise from ashes after 17 Tremont street studio fire destroys 2500 paintings and valuables. He recalls Paris study and plans to resume Monday at 9 30 o clock September 28 in Room 61, despite losses worth tens of thousands and no insurance.

J. Ambrose Pritchard Tremont Street Post Paris Orient Pritchard Persia Egypt Boston Jerome, Boulanger Bougereau Lefebvre

Hibernians Meet in Suffolk County Discuss Parade and Growth

A large Suffolk County Ancient Order of Hibernians meeting at Colonial Hall heard President Matthew Cummings praise rising membership, unity, and school Irish history studies. Plans discussed included a March 17 parade, last held in 1834, and a May field day with a 15-member committee.

Suffolk County Board of the Ancient Order of Hibernians Colonial Hall Washington Street Matthew Cummings Ther Hibernians Suffolk County

Suffolk Court Ladies Auxiliary Holds Quarterly Meeting

The Suffolk Court board of the Ladies Auxiliary A. O. H. met at Beacon Hall with 190 delegates and 100 members guests present. Mary Cavanagh presided as president and Mary J. Myers was chosen sentinel. The group noted a 1700 member gain to 6000 nationwide and planned October degree work in Ellis Encampment Hall for 40 candidates. Copies of the national directory were shared and annual election preparations for December were announced.

Suffolk Court Ladies’ Auxiliary Beacon Hall Mary Cavanagh Mary J. Myers County Board Ellis Cavanagh D. C. Finley

Five Million Dollar Iowa College Trust Established

Des Moines Sept 27 One of Iowa’s wealthiest citizens Freder ick M Hubbell and his wife set aside five million dollars in a trust to fund a Des Moines college. The estate will last 80 to 90 years and increase in value. Hubbell will receive net income during his life and Mrs Hubbell will get eighteen thousand dollars annually for life with the remainder divided among their three children and descendants.

Des Moines Frederick M. Hubbell Hubbell

New Arrest in Verdu Case in New York

Joseph Martin was arraigned on murder charges for the Friday night assault that killed Frederick A Verdu in West Fifty fifth street. Witness Hangen testified Martin dealt the fatal blow. The inquest was postponed to Oct 12 while police hunt companions. Bail set at 5000 dollars.

New York Joseph Martin Frederick A. Verdu Joseph Hangen Verdu Martin West Fifty-fifth Street Mary Hamilton

Mrs Britton Seeks To Thwart Abduction Of Daughter

Cambridge mother Anna M Britton cites attempts to abduct her 16 year old daughter Anna, key witness in abandonment and support suit against ex husband Frank J Britton of Mt Vernon NY. Neighbors question the alarm, suggesting the threats may be exaggerated.

Anna M. Britton Cambridge Anna Frank J. Britton Mt. Vernon N. Y

Boston & Maine New York excursion described

The Boston and Maine offers a New York excursion for 35 dollars on October 1 returning by steamship. The trip includes Deerfield Valley Hoosac Tunnel Albany sights and a Hudson River passage to New York with a stay in the city until October 3, then return to Boston via the Fall River line. Tickets are on sale at Boston passenger department for a descriptive booklet.

New York Deerfield Valley Hoosac Tunnel Albany N. Y Hudson River New York City Boston Fall River Boston & Maine Boston & Maine Railroad

Dr Perry's Wife Frees Him After Bigamy Trial

Dr Clarence C Perry exalts his wife Annie Brett Perry of Cambridge as the couple recount their ordeal with Mrs Martin Gill, who falsely claimed Perry’s marriage. Perry plans to prove innocence at the December trial and pursue legal action against Gill while living at 6 Newton Street Brighton.

Clarence C. Perry Martin Gill Annie Brett Cambridge Liverpool St. Ann’s Chapel Annie Brett Perry Newton Street Brighton Perry Lucas Shawmut Avenue

Moody Says Roosevelt and Moody Gaining Weight

In Washington on September 27 officials discuss the rumor that President Roosevelt weighs 220 pounds, a claim he denies. Navy Secretary Moody, a friend from Harvard and a fellow advocate of strenuous living, says the President is fat and admits he himself is slightly stout while joking about daily horse exercise.

Moody Washington Oyster Bay Roosevelt Navy Department Congress Harvard Navy

Anti courting rules overturned in Kansas school elections

Kansas returns from school elections show anti courting orders ignored. In districts with all women boards they rescinded the policy barring attentions from male students. Defeated men argued courting hampered work while teachers called the issue foolish. Of 12,000 Kansas teachers, 9,000 are women.

Topeka Kan Kansas

Three Van Wormer Brothers to Face Electrocution

Plattsburg, Sept 27. Preparations are under way for the electrocution of Willis Van Wormer and his two brothers in Clinton prison next Thursday. Warden Deyo plans to have Willis go first, believing the younger brothers will handle waiting better. The trio was convicted of murdering their uncle.

Plattsburg N. Y van Wormer Brothers Clinton Prison Deyo Willis

Irish National Foresters Meet at Dorchester

Henry Grattan Branch of the Irish National Foresters met yesterday afternoon at Blake Hall Dorchester with 260 attendees. Chief ranger James J. Byrne presided as 12 candidates were initiated in a ceremony led by officers including B Sipell man P J Mullen and others. A social program followed with songs, recitations and several member speeches.

Henry Grattan Irish National Foresters Blake Hall Dorchester James J. Byrne B. Sipellman 8. C P. J. Mullen F. S John Inen H. P. Reddington S. W M. Ruane J. W D. Corkery

Fire damages circus at Gordonville in Lancaster County

Fire at Gordonville winter quarters of Welsh Bros. circus destroys two sleeping cars. Colonel M. H. Welsh, general manager Clinton Newton, and several aides were asleep. all escaped but lost belongings. Welsh overcome by smoke. cars and a hundred sets of harness and costumes burn.

Lancaster Penn Welsh Bros Gordonville M. H. Welsh Clinton Newton

Men in Chains at Oyster Bay

A rumor of a second assassination attempt on President Roosevelt sparked an Oyster Bay uproar. Deputy sheriff arrived in Farmingdale with two chained prisoners, rough clothes, swarthy looks, and a double barreled shotgun. They were paraded through town while a crowd gathered. The court heard the charge as the prisoners were sent to the lockup.

Oyster Bay Roosevelt Farmingdale Palmer Squire Franklin Robins

Remington for Davis's Place at State House Battle

Internal Legislature fight looms as Major C. G. Davis may be ousted from sergeant at arms post. Captain Remington, his possible rival and Senate chief, has yet to comment but faces growing intrigue. G A R veterans Davis and Remington draw attention from lawmakers and factions alike.

State House C. G. Davis Major Davis Remington Senate Davis Charles G. Davis

Dilation of the Stomach and Its Remedies

An old medical advertorial warns that stomach enlargement stems from overeating and weak stomach muscles, with constipation and liver inactivity as factors. It touts Smith's Pineapple and Butternut Pills to restore motility, cleanse poisons, and cure headache, constipation, and biliousness in one night, 25 cents, all dealers.

Smith W. F. Smith

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Riecount Prof. Newton von Hamburger Gore Phenix Ambrose Pritchard Tremont Iowa College A. McArthur Co. Carbeysrucs Cornhill Mrs. Britton DR. Perry Harry T. Lucas Patrick Devery Main Street Everett Gill Ward's Island Insane Asylum Clarencee C. Reierery Wife No. 2 Harry J. Lucas Patrick Deveney Irish National Foresters Meet
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