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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1897

Page

5

Mayor's Hand Felt In Franklin Park Refectory Squabble

The Franklin Park refectory dispute pits the Park Commission and the Mayor against the Dooling Catering Company and James and Al Dooling. A lease to the door is debated while Cusick fights in court for an equity restraining the lease. Hodges arrives with police to seize control as a crowd watches.

Franklin Park Refectory Doo Ing Catering Company James al Dooling Park Commissioners Dooling Catering Company J. F. Cusick Cusick Dooling James Dooling Quincy Hedges E. C. Hodges Pettigrove Hodges Mr. Hodges B. C. Hodges The Park Commission Post J. J A. J. Dooling Pee P Cnt Yar Cur

Boston Merchants Association weighs 10 percent tariff on Asiatic imports

The Boston Merchants Association held a special meeting to decide if Asiatic goods from China and Japan arriving by vessel to Vancouver and rail to the United States should face the 10 percent tariff under Section 22 of the new tariff act. The group urged Attorney General MeREER A to hear counsel, citing potential harm to New England and Northwest interests. Beverly K. Moore signed the telegram, and directors invited Assistant Treasurer Hamlin to represent the association.

Boston Merchants’ Association China Japan Vancouver B. C United States New England D. C Beverly K. Moore Thort Ee Co Hamlin Association

Vanderbilt Reunion Attends Mrs Astor Dinner Draws Vanderbilt Kin

Newport R I Aug 13 Mrs Williams hosts a large Vanderbilt reunion at Beechwood with guests including Mr and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr and other prominent figures. The assembly features a Beechwood dinner and a guest list listing Chauncey Depew Alvin Brice James Parker and the Schermerhorns among attendees.

Newport Willam Beechwood Astor Tilson Cornalinn Vanderbilt, Jr Chauncy M. Deprot Mes. Potter Gerry R. Ant

Patrolman Hefferon Dies After Off Duty Absence

Patrolman Matthew Hefferon died two hours after being found off his post on Fifth Avenue. He was surrounded by fellow officers at the West Saiedeth Street station and had been off duty nearly an hour. Hefferon faced trial at police headquarters with dismissal feared. The report ends with a dated dispatch from York on August 13 without further details.

Matthew Hefferon West Saiedeth Street Efferon Fifth Avenue York

Beachmont Ladies Concert For Post Sick Baby Fund

Charitably inclined young ladies of Beachmont plan a Thursday evening concert on Aug 19 at G A R Hall Crescent Beach to support the Post Sick Baby Fund. Talent includes Misses May Hanley Mabel Boyle Belle Mellon May Sutton Dora Hillson Maude Good and Messrs Leslie Brooks Charles Eggleston Francis J Wright.

Beachmont Post Sick Baby Fund G. A. R. Hall Beach Street Crescent Beach May Hanley Mabel Boyle Belle Mellon May Sutton Dora Hillson Maude Good Messrs Leslie Brooks Charles Eggleston Francis J. Wright

Fair to Be Held at Beachmont and Local Donations

A town fair proceeds and a fundraising push supports a Free Doctors Corps for Sick Babies. The Post reports increased doctor and nurse staffing, 47 sick children listed, 244 visits, and regional efforts in Charlestown South Boston Cambridge East Boston with calls and treatments continuing through August and September. Contributions are urged to SICK BABY FUND THE POST BOSTON.

Corp. of Physicians The Post Sick Baby Fund the Post Boston Charlestown South Boston Cambridge East Boston

Courageous Cobbler Mother Supports Family Through Illness

A mother, widowed by hardship, takes up cobbler work to feed and heal her family. She hammers shoes while caring for a sick husband and hungry children, earning mere coins as doctors and nurses aid with medical needs. The story urges readers to donate to the sick baby fund.

Klondike Fever Spreads As New England Elects Home Investment

Corbett notes growing Klondike gold dreams with reports of large payouts and urges New Englanders to join a home company, Klondike Mining & Supply, planning a Boston to Seattle expedition. He promotes local banks and firms while warning against risky solo ventures.

Klondike Boston Alaska Klondike Mining & Supply Company of New England Equitable Willard White J. S. Osgood Seattle New York England

Uncle Tom's Cabin opens at the Boston Theatre

The Boston Theatre debuts Uncle Tom's Cabin in a five act dramatization with a two week run. The cast includes Ed win Barbour Frank Losee J W Carner Logan Paul Barry ONeill and more. Last performances of Littl Fauntleroy conclude at Square Theatre Today.

Harkins and Barbour Boston Theatre Logan Paul Barry O'Neill J. W. Harkins, Jr J. J. Pierson Marion Elmore Ethel Hodgson Clara Jean Walters Mathilde Weffing Ada Lytton Alice Endress Primerose & West the Square Theatre Lillian Law Secret Service Marrie Ness Frohman Adhe Sh Pary Peo Castato

Bohemian Family in Charlestown Struggles with Sickness and Despair

In a Charlestown tenement a Bohemian family suffers extreme poverty and illness. The father cobbler and his wife strive to care for four sick family members, while a Free Post doctor and horse aid them. The mother's courage amid dire odds becomes a local beacon of love and fortitude.

Charlestown

Benevolent Donation Enclosed for Sick Baby Relief

A letter to the editor from Dr J Parker Benton incloses a five dollar check to aid a needy infant. The writer requests that the gift be used for relief and signs the correspondence with respect.

J. Parker Benton

Doctor Aids Starving Babies in South Boston Home

In a South Boston dwelling two sick infant boys faced malnutrition as their unemployed father could not provide. A physician urged nutritious foods, but the mother lamented the strain of feeding herself and her children. The doctor promised to ensure the babies received the prescribed nourishment.

Boston

First Artillery Review at Fort Warren for Governor Wolcott

Aug 13 Fort Warren reports the First Artillery in pristine dress as Governor Wolcott arrives with staff. General Dalton Carter Mathews and Lt Col Codruff inspect the garrison and oversee a parade past the green parole ground. Limited civilian attendance noted.

Fort Warren Wolcott Dalton Carter Mathews Codruff Olcott

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