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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1900
Page
7
A roster of eminent figures including Secretaries of State and Navy, governors, explorers, naturalists, writers, and artists. Names span US and international figures such as Theodore Roosevelt, Wm. Hichborn, James Bryce, Sven Hedin, Rodolfo Lanciani, and Dorothy Tennant, among 200 others.
The Companion offers a free twelve color calendar and the 1901 Puritan Maid calendar lithographed in twelve colors to new subscribers who send 1.75 for a yearly subscription. Non-subscribers pay 50 cents for the calendar, and the paper extends a full fifty-two week subscription through January 1, 1902.
A crowded streetcar from a park ride features a young man who pretends a nonfunctional button will stop the vehicle. He tricks a woman nearby into pressing it, causing the conductor to stop at Seventeenth Street while the prankster and his friend exchange grins. The ruse hinges on the fake button, examined in a Philadelphia Inquirer excerpt.
A Denver Times quote captures a moment of domestic dispute as a wife laments her first quarrel with her second husband and wishes Arthur were present. The husband muses, not against Arthur, but admits he would not mind changing jobs with him.
The Boston Post will continue three weekly prizes of 10, 5, and 3 dollars for amateur and professional photographs. Submissions must include title and photographer name and address on the back, with a brief note on circumstances. Winners announced Sunday. entries mailed to Editor Photograph Contest, Post, Boston.
Japanese water color exhibition at the Boston Art Club opens private view Tuesday and runs December 15. H Yoshida and colleagues are among exhibiting artists as society members attend.同时 Dorothea Dix House hosts a rummage sale run by residents under Miss Nellie Whipple to aid the home.
A Chicago item notes witty exchanges between Mr B Goode and Miss DeBright. Misheard plans lead to a quip about fitting roles for a minister's wife and a mistaken trip to a church bagaar after a failed jewelry shop stop.
Opening rally for Gallivar street commissioner campaign at Spellman Hall features speakers including Cong man Henry F. Naphen Congressman J F Fitzgerald Congressman-elect Jo A Conry Chairman John H Lee Hon William B McNary and several senators and lawyers with Lena James B Clancy to preside.
Farmer from Conway was fined $100 in the district court today for shooting a buck on his farm on November 11. Hart claimed the deer was shot near Haystack Mountain in Wilmington. He appealed. Deer are plentiful. Greenfield notes a new island formed at sea about ten miles from the Rhone mouth.
Archibald Campbell, 55, a carpenter, was found dead in bed at the Dover House on Thanksgiving morning. A lone traveler to Boston, he died during the night, possibly from heart trouble, with an autopsy planned to confirm the cause.
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