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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1902
Page
5
New York report states Archbishop Corrigan remains in favorable condition. Drs Keyes Janeway and Delafield held consultations, noting only a slight rise in temperature and no unusual symptoms, with officials calling the situation satisfactory for his age.
Harvard graduates from far and near filled Holyoke street hall in Cambridge for the first public performance of the three act operetta Hi Ka Ya by the Hasty Pudding Club. The cast features H L Movina Aurora and others with Charlie Sargent noted for foot fame and a lively intermission scene as fans toasted the show.
The fourth annual cable chess match between American and English universities opened at the Boston Athletic Association. American players faced a weakened Harvard line due to Hyde’s absence, with E. B. Adams of Yale substituting. Results after the first session favored the Americans overall, with one game decided for England. totals projected show America 4 England 2.
Grundy and Sewall faced Oxford and Columbia with Black pieces. Moves included Kt-K2 and PxP exchanges as castling and adjournment occurred. Clarke of Cambridge and Keeler of Columbia were noted as players, with Clarke black and Keeler black.
The brewery strikers have returned to work in large numbers, with estimates showing 200 to 30 workers coming back out of about 1890 who walked out. Union leaders call the four week result excellent and say the beer surplus in New York stores boosts morale for the strikers.
Patrolman James H Flood of Division 1 was found guilty of conduct unbecoming an officer and fined 0 days pay on a complaint by Rose Finkelstein. The 16 year old girl claimed the arrest on Hanover street arose from her having complained about him to her employer.
John Hancock Lodge 224 I O F marked the anniversary with an informal reception for members and ladies from Quincy Neponset and East Weymouth. A musical and literary entertainment followed by light refreshments. Misses Merrill and others assisted. Mrs Ela served the refreshments.
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