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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1902

Page

2

J R Whipple Owns Town In New Boston Pastures

J Reed Whipple of Boston now owns a town in New Hampshire after years of investment in New Boston. He controls the Wall View creamery Munzzy’s farm and the tavern, with recent purchases totaling 130 acres Hutchinson place 175 acres Saunders place 40 acres each and three pasture parcels. A deal on Johnson land 100 acres and John Hart field could give Whipple two square miles of ground turned into sprawling pasture for cattle.

Manchester N. H J. Reed Whipple Boston New Boston Wall@ View Munzzey Frank Whipple Hutchinson Place Saunders Place Francestown Road Dodge, Richards and Jones Johnson John Hart Reed Whipple

Knights of Columbus to Exemplify Third Degree

The Federal Council Knights of Columbus will exemplify the third degree in Deacon Hall on Monday evening April 14. John W McGrath D D 8 E and a suite will conduct the exercises.

Knights OF Columbus Federal Council Deacon Hall John W. McGrath D. D

Will a Boston artist win this matrimonial prize

Andre Castaigne, Chevalier of the Legion of Honor and renowned artist, arrives in Boston as art commissioner for the French government. He hints he may seek an American bride, plans visits to Mrs Gardner's palace and major galleries, and notes America offers fresh ideas unlike Europe. He will tour Philadelphia New York Boston Pittsburg, then return to work on two years of projects.

Andre Castaigne Papelion Becher Gardner the Legion of Honor Boston Legion of Honor America Jack Gardner's Palace Baltimore Philadelphia New York Pittsburg M. Castaigne Roosevelt France

Easter Choir Sings in Boston House of Correction

About 350 prisoners at the House of Correction in South Boston joined an Easter service. St. Andrew's Episcopal Church choir provided the music under Charles H. Whittier. Chaplain Rev. S. Stanley Searing led the service as warden Colonel Whiton and visitors expressed thanks. 45 voices sang with solos by Miss Mabel Perkins and Mr. F. W. Packard.

Boston House of Correction South Boston St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Charles H. Whittler Stanley Searing Episcopal Colonel Whiton St. Andrew's Choir Mabel Perkins F. W. Packard

Devlin to Address Irish Leaguers in Charlestown Meeting

A public meeting of the John Boyle O Reilly Branch of the Deed Trigh League will be held at St Frances de Sales School Hall Charlestown on Tuesday April 8. Speakers include Mr Joseph Devlin MP Dr J T Galla her MJ Jordan John FP O Sullivan Tomas A Mullen and others with Rev J N Supple presiding.

John Boyle O'Reilly Deed Trigh League St. Frances de Sales Charlestown Joseph Devlin M. P J. T. Gallaher M. J. Jordan John FP. O'Sullivan Tomas A. Mullen J. N. Supple

Free weekday cures at Bromfield Street Methodist Church

A noted religious healing event at the Bromfield Street Methodist Church offers free daily demonstrations from 10 to 11 am. The text claims cures for the sick and disabilities, with people urged to attend as excitement grows and admission remains free.

Methodist Church Bromfield Street

Princess Louise Creates Queen Victoria Statue in Manchester Cathedral

London April 6 Princess Louise wife of the Duke of Argyll formerly Marquis of Lorne has carved a marble tribute to Queen Victoria. The statue in Manchester Cathedral captures the monarch in robes of state with crown sceptre and globe. The work reflects Victoria's indomitable youth and temper.

London Louise Duke of Argyll Lorne Queen Victoria Victoria Manchester

Chicago to California and Return Ticket Offer

$60 First class Chicago to California and return. Correspondingly low rates from the Backets on sale April 19-26 inclusive good for return till June 25 as test time finest scenery newest equipment. Tickets and sleeping car reservations at Northwestern Line 38 Washington Street Boston.

Northwestern Line Washington Street Boston

Soundings planned for Manila cable route voyage

New York April 6. The Titus a 120 ton seagoing tug will leave New York to take soundings in the Pacific from near San Francisco to the Hawaiian Islands then to the Ladrenes and the Philippines for the Manila cable. Soundings every half hour at about six miles per hour. A depth over 6000 feet is not expected. From San Francisco to Honolulu about 2700 miles of cable will cover the 2000 mile leg.

New York Pacific Ocean San Francisco Hawaiian Islands Philippines Manila Titus Honolulu

Politicians Line Up For Many Fall Fights

Boston Democrats face a tangle of disputes as McNamara seeks a third term in the Governor's Council while Fitzgerald aims for a Senate seat. Quirk and Sullivan precedents shape Council terms, with Kelcher in play against Conry. The crowding field includes Gartland Mansfield Driscoll Bresnahan and others planning bids with five months to go.

Boston House of Representatives Board of Aldermen and Q Common Council Democratic Party Governor's Council J. J. McNamara South Boston McNamara W. T. A. Fitzgerald Common Council House Senate Governor’s Council Fitzgerald John L. Bates Bates Crane Quirk John H. Sullivan Sullivan Isaac B. Allen John J. Gartland, Jr Ward 9 Representative Mansfield Ward 17 Ward 7 Daniel J. Driscoll Hugh Bresnahan Ward 13 Bowen Norris Kelcher Congress Keliher Conry

Meat Prices in Boston Jump Amid Beef Trust Power

Boston meat prices surged by about 10 to 60 percent over two months, based on a price table. The rise is attributed to the Big Four firms Swift Armour Hammond and Nelson Morris, with railroad help, while wholesale beef moved from 9.34 to 10.21 cents per pound. Dealers justify higher retail by bone and fat losses and claim wholesale increases are arbitrary. The article notes no West cattle shortage and mentions unusual poultry market conditions favoring the trust due to cold storage dynamics.

Boston Swift, Armour, Hammond Nelson Morris Beef Trust Porterhouse St Browne

Surprise Party For Miss Mabel Smith In Malden

Miss Mabel Smith was surprised with a Friday evening party at her home 18 Grape Street Malden Music and entertainment featured the event and a celebration was served A large number of the young lady's friends attended

Mabel Smith Grape Street Malden

Civil War Lecture by Captain Eldredge at Dahlgren Post

Dahlgren Post 2 of South Boston hosts members and families and the relief corps on Saturday evening the 19th for an illustrated talk by Captain D Eldredge of Boston titled One Hundred Glimpses of the Civil War. The program will feature Port Royal and Fort Fisher.

Dahlgren Post 2 South Boston D. Eldredge Boston Port Royal Fort Fisher

Plans for Prince George of Wales Boston visit

Plans already swirl around a possible visit by Prince George to Boston as part of a U S tour. Boston leaders and British groups would coordinate a grand reception if he stops in New York first, aiming to showcase Anglo American links while weighing public opinion on England.

Prince George of Wales New York Boston United States Prince George Edward Prince Henry England Germany Prince of Wales Canada America King Edward American Post London Washington Prince Kenry

952,000,000 Value Of US Farm Exports In 1901

The Department of Agriculture reports foreign trade in farm products for fiscal year 1901 at 952,000,009 dollars, the largest exports in history, up over 100,000,000 from 1900. Imports totaled 392,000,000 dollars, down 28,000,000 from 1900, yielding a large export surplus of about 560,000,000 dollars.

Washington Department of Agriculture United States

Rare collection of kitchen wares at Jordan, Marsh & Co

The vast display features European crafted cookware and dining ware. Highlights include an English copper food warmer, copper bottom meat dishes, fireproof French baking dishes with decorative covers, copper vegetable dishes, silvered hot milk jugs, Paris Vienna Berlin wares, whist racks from Europe, silver covered bonbon dishes, English luncheon baskets for yachts and autos, plant tubs with copper hoops, and leather inlaid waste paper baskets.

Jordan, Marsh & Co Mammoth Europe China France Paris Vienna Berlin England

Sudden Heart Deaths Claim Two Somerville Residents

In Somerville two unrelated heart disease deaths occurred within hours. Ellen Welch of 4 Springfield Street collapsed Saturday morning and died before aid arrived. John P. Mahoney of Somerville Avenue, a married resident with an infant, died late Saturday night. Medical Examiner Durell attributed both deaths to heart disease.Welch's funeral is today at St Joseph's Church, Mahoney's tomorrow, both at the same time and from the same church.

Somerville Ellen Welch Springfield Street John P. Mahoney Somerville Avenue Leose Durell Miss Welch St. Joseph's Church Mr. Mahoney

Jefferson Day Reception Invites Hill and Bryan

Democrats from all regions will attend a reception at the Democratic Club on April 14, the Jefferson birthday anniversary. It is expected to be a record turnout with David B. Hill and William Jennings Bryan among the invitees.

New York Democratic Club Thomas Jefferson David B. Hill William Jennings Bryan

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Jaynes’ Prices Minard’s Liniment Bromo Seltzer Hood’s Haines Atwood’s Bitters Hostetter’s Bitters Epsom Mennen Allcock’s Plasters Carter Lane Smith Hood Williams Ayer Jaynes&Do Jaynes’ Blood and Washington St Jaynes Messrs. Jaynes & CO Samuel L. Willard Winthrop Place Revere Mass J. R. Whipple Devlin Duchess of Argyll Victora Chicago California Ana White Dental Parlors KR. H. White Co Dental Metal New England John J. Gartland Purdy J.J. M’namara Giant Beef Trust TOLL DUCER Eldredge Dahlgren Kale Borne Beara Bryan Hill Moore Woman's Christian Temperance Union Ventura Cal West Calfornia A. MM. Townsend Tremont Street Jaynes & Co For Hanover Washington &T Warrenton Summer St South St Colr King Church Street Edward J. Holland Milk Street Alvin T. Cobb Hleten King O'Kani Roxbury Daniel O'Kany St. Alphonsus Street S O Mission Church Mt. Benedict Cemetery West Roxbury J.s.waterman &Sons Uneral Undertakers and Dudley Street Tel. Roxbury
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