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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1899
Page
12
Berlin dispatch reports Herr Schmidt, a Socialist Reichstag member, was sentenced by Magdeburg court to three years in prison for publishing a fairy tale criticizing the Emperor and the princess. He relinquished immunity and faced trial willingly.
Charges of incompetency against Police Sergeants Piper and Keith remain unheard as a hearing at headquarters is delayed. Commissioners Clark and Curtis postponement aims to avoid interfering with their New York yacht race trip. Rumors about using the Guardian for a race voyage were denied. The case awaits their return to set a trial date. Meanwhile, Deeley died after a heavy cable struck his chest when an elevator cable slipped at the American Type Foundry building.
John Deeley died instantly when an elevator cable parted in a collision at 270 Congress Street at 10 o clock yesterday morning. Deeley of 13 West Lambert Street Roxbury was the victim and the incident is under police inquiry.
Lillian Russell seeks transfer of a $15,000 damages suit from Brooklyn Supreme Court to Manhattan court. George W. Lederer alleges she breached a contract on April 10.
The Electrical Workers Union announced a statewide strike began July 20 against the Cuyahoga Telephone Company Reserve Construction Company and United States Long Distance Telephone Company has been settled and called off. Strikers will resume work as the protest related to the Big Consolidated street railway strike in Cleveland. Everett, president of the street railway company, was heavily involved in the cited firms.
Calcutta dispatch says many girls at the American Methodist school in Darjeeling perished in this week’s landslide. Teacher Miss Stahl saved many students at great personal risk, narrowly escaping harm.
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