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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1902

Page

18

Second day at Actors Church Alliance fair draws bigger crowds

A large crowd filled the Hotel Vendome as a new shipment from New York arrived with gifts from famous stage stars. Miss Christie MacDowd sent a French mirror and pompadour fan. Mrs. Leslie Carter contributed a Du Barry bag with her autograph. Henry Woodruff donated an ink stand and a Much Ado About Nothing volume. Miss Elsie DeWolf offered a gold table cover and a linen baby shirt. Kyrie Ellen provided a hare’s foot on ivory with autograph. Viola Allen sent a matrix ring. Other items include spurs by John AIG, Buckles from George Wilson, autographed photos from Miss Ethel Barrymore, a portrait from Mrs. Fiske, and many more. The entertainers from Castle Square performed with Kate Ryan and others guiding the crowd. The voting for the Irving Derry pin and May Irwin chafing dish drew large attendance, with Lillian Lawrence leading late, closely followed by Clara Lane. Admission rose to 15 cents due to the crowds today and tonight.

Actors’ Church Alliance Hotel Vendome New York Christie MacDowd du Barry Leslie Carter Harvard Elsie DeWolf Kyrie Ellen Viola Allen King John Aig George Wilson Ethel Barrymore Fiske Charles Mackay B. H. Sothern Lotta William Courtleigh Lilan Lawrence Boston Castle Square Company Kate Ryan Sonora Bradley Mary Sanders Gertrude Roosevelt May Abernethy Frances Burnham R. E. Sparrell Louise Cutting

Prices of Meats Declared to Be Highest in 20 Years

Prices of meat reach their highest level in 20 years. Wholesale gains range from half a cent to a cent, while retail rises from 1 to 3 cents per pound. Grain costs and fattened cattle scarcity cited. Ham and pork up 3 to 12 cents wholesale, retail ham up 3 cents. lamb hind quarter up 1 cent retail. dressed beef up to 18 cents. Some items like tripe and liver unchanged.

Striking freight handlers plan mass meeting parade

Workers out of employment due to the freight handlers strike have been asked to assemble at 987 Washington Street Samoan to participate in a parade on Saturday April 6. The march will start at 1 p m from Wells Memorial Hall along Washington Eliot Park Square Charles Beacon School Washington Dock to Faneuil Hall where prominent speakers will discuss labor causes.

Washington Street Samoan Faneuil Hall Wells Memorial Hall Eliot Street Park Square Charles Street Beacon Street School Street Dock Square

Trying Day for Harry Sawyer in Canavan

In Canavan New Hampshire on April 3 Harry N. Sawyer Jr faces a strained marriage after sensational disclosures. His wife Mrs. Sawyer Jr appears in town without him, avoiding dialogue as he trails trains hoping for a sight of Mrs. Sawyer No. 2. Townsfolk note his nervousness, aging appearance, and the reader-wide suspense over Ruby Marks and the couple’s split.

Canavan N. H Harry N. Sawyer, Jr Sawyer, Jr Mr. Sawyer Canaan Senoteacs Morne

Contracts for fixtures received by McKenney and Waterbury

The list includes Ocean House Swampscott Maas Roxbury Court House and Institution for Savings Bank Building with several North Shore seashore homes. Orders also come from Mexico Turkey and West Africa.

Messrs. McKenney & Waterbury Franklin Street Boston Ocean House Swampscott Maas Roxbury Court House Institution For Savings Bank Building North Shore Mexico Turkey West Africa

Desperate chase ends with ash thief captured by Handy

Broadway Studio photo notes W W Handy pursued a basement intruder after a thief dodged into backyards. Handy tracked the man to Union Park street, chased through alleys, and fought off a mob until Patrolman True arrived. The suspect, later identified as John Edgerton of Medford, yielded a bag with a clothes wringer and a blanket.

Broadway Studio B Handy Handy Stree Union Park Street Della Tibbitts True John Edgerton Medford

Mr Rueter Home Again After Illness

Mr Henry A Rueter returned yesterday from Hot Springs Arkansas much improved after a protracted attack of rheumatism The Post corrects yesterday’s item regarding Mr H H Rueter founder of Rueter Co brewing interests Since Mr H H Reuter’s death over two years ago Mr Henry A Rueter has served as president of the company

Rueter & Co Hot Springs Henry A. Rueter Hot Springs Ark H. H. Rueter H. H. Reuter

Colored Masons Celebrate 57th Anniversary at Paul Revere Hall

Rising Sun Lodge F and A M, claimed as America’s oldest colored lodge, marked its 57th anniversary with a grand reception and dance last evening. About 150 couples attended with guests of honor including William Jackson district deputy grand master and William J. Robinson grand treasurer among others. Charles W. Johnson served as floor marshal and led the grand march with Mr and Mrs Johnson.

Rising Sun Lodge America Paul Revere Hall William. Jackson Benjamin Hagel William J. Robinson Daniel Milligan Morlahee Lacy Marshall Eureka Lodge William O'Brien Celestial Lodge John Brown Union Lodge William H. Tyler John T. Hilton Lodge William d Charles W. Johnson

Senate Passes Oleo Bill In Tight Vote And Revenue Cutter Bill

The senate approved the oleomargarine bill by 29 to 31 after a heated debate on federal versus state powers. It sets taxes and rules for oleo products, bans artificial coloring, and imposes duties on manufacturers and retailers. A separate revenue cutter service bill passed 135 to 4, granting rank, longevity pay, and retirement terms for officers.

Washington Senate Spooner Wisconsin Congress West Missouri Scott West Virginia House of Representatives District of Columbia Revenue Cutter Service Navy Army

Rev Father O Donovan in Boston for Ireland revival lecture

The Rev Father I O Donovan rector of St Brendan s Cathedral Loughrea Ireland visits Boston for a few days as a guest at the Touraine He will lecture at Hollis Street Theatre on a date to be announced The lecture supports Ireland s industries art and literature and aims to stop emigration He highlights cooperative movements butter production lace factories and Gaelic language preservation and notes his roles with the Irish Agricultural Organization Society Art Society and Gaelic League

I. O'Donovan St. Brendan's Cathedral Loughrea Ireland Boston Touraine Hollis Street Father O'Donovan Irish Agricultural Organization Society Art Society Gaelic League

Fighting in Macedonia reported by Sofia dispatch

A Sofia to London despatch claims Macedonian bands crossed into Macedonia recently with arms and supplies. A party of Turks ambushed Bulgarian outlaws in Kirzev mountains, killing several and capturing others. Macedonians are accused of atrocities including skinning a Turk alive and displaying the skin as a trophy.

London Xchange Telegraph Company Sofia Bulgaria Macedonia Kirzev

Fortifications Budget Cut by House Appropriations

In Washington on April 3 the House appropriations committee revised the fortifications bill, approving an appropriation of 6,562,466 dollars, down 801,656 from the previous act. The merchant marine and fisheries panel also moved to formally take up the subsidy bill next week.

Washington House Committee On Appropriations House Committee On Merchant Marine and Fisheries Toda Iigore Ty

Hurley Visits State House in Salem for Brief House Tour

John F. Hurley of Salem, mayor and Congressional candidate, spent an hour at Speaker Myers's right side at the State House. He praised the Speaker and the House, declined talk of statewide offices, and quipped that he would win Congress in a walk.

John F. Hurley Salem Congress State House Myers Hurley House Mr. Hurley

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Uneeda Uneeda Biscuit Actors’ Church Alliance Fair Irving Derry May Irwin Lillian Lawrence Clara Lane Lindsay Morison Ralph M. Kirtland J. I. Hara Actors’ Church Church Alliance Fair Alliance Fair Hardy Clara Louise Holley Kacs Panis Gilchrist Co Harry Sawyer Actors’ Home Benefit Hollis Reno Richards Keith Frank Buck Music Hall Edward E. Rice George W. Wilson Clara Blandick Charles J. Rich Ayhletegatuhes W. B. Handy Mr. Handy Tremont Street Houghton & Dutton Hall China Dickens Hamburg Eton Ness Aine Rome, Rochester and Ray Manufacturing Cos Handker- Chiefs Rogers Rogers al Ioavos Ibs California MR. Rueter Colored Masons Manhattan Studio Spe Maisons Father O’donovan Marceau
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