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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1902

Page

8

Teamsters Benevolent Association Holds Big Ball

Odd Fellows Hall hosted the 15th annual Teamsters Benevolent Association ball with an 8 PM concert and a grand march at 9 30 led by numerous assistants and couples. The event featured many members including David Aids William l enna and wife, Charles Harrigan and wife, Dennis Buckley and wife, and others.

Teamsters’ Benevolent Association Odd Fellows’ Hall William l_enna Charles H. Harrigan Dennis Buckley Charles Proctor Thomas Reavey Frederick Williard John Hampsted Robert Kelem John J. Brady Patrick Long Daniel Hayes Richard J. Barry James Milligan Martin Horgan John Shaw John H. Hughes John F. Freeman George Linskey Broadway Studio David A. Pendergast Charles M. Wilson

Pendergast Hosts Grand Party With 500 Couples Attending

A social event featured A Pendergast and Mrs Charles M Wilson in pink satin, with Floor Director William D Brown and wife among a large line of guests. Assistant Floor Director James P Grady and Miss Edith Broadfield, James A Hampsted and wife, and many others attended. At midnight a collation was served and dancing continued until early morning. About 500 couples were present.

A. Pendergast Charles M. Wilson William D. Brown James P. Grady Edith Broadfield James A. Hampsted

Fels-Naptha Soap Promises Quick Clean for All Surfaces

Advertisement extols Fels-Naptha soap as washing clothes, dishes, floors, furniture, carpet and oilcloth with superior speed and ease compared to all other soaps.

North American Review Purchases Metropolitan Magazine and Daily Telegraph

The proprietor of the North American Review bought Metropolitan Magazine and Daily Telegraph at a receiver sale for $100,000. He stated Metropolitan Magazine will cover New York with John Kendrick Bangs as editor, and the Telegraph will focus on sport, opera, and drama.

Prietor The North American Review Metropolitan Magazine Daily Telegraph Harvey New York John Kendrick Bangs Telegraph

Mrs Agassiz Honored At Cambridge Birthday Tribute

The Symphony Concert in Sanders Hall Cambridge honored Mrs Alexander Agassiz on her 5th birthday. The audience rose as she entered the hall and stood for the tribute, reflecting the high esteem in which she is held in Cambridge.

Sanders Hall Cambridge Alexander Agassiz

French bishops' salaries suspended by premier Combes

Paris Dec 5 Premier Combes announced the suspension of the salaries of the archbishop of Besancon and the bishops of Orleans and Seez. The move follows their signatory role in a manifesto urging Parliament to return to concordat principles as the sole path to religious peace in France.

Paris Combes Besancon Orleans Seez Senate Chamber of Deputies France

Twelve Hurt In Surface Car Collision At Dorchester Broad

A switch was misplaced by wind and snow causing two electrics on the Bay View line to collide at Dorchester Avenue and Broadway in South Boston at 2 15. Twelve people were injured and seven were able to go home after treatment.

Dorchester Avenue Broadway Boston Margaret Sheehan Third Street Margaret Shinnick C Street Bridget de Berrin Fourth Street Barbara A. King Anhie A. Cox East Broadway Bay View Line Harvard Square

Modern Cure Methods Work Wonders Reported by Grady

Grady’s new treatment method is praised by grateful patients who say it relieves a range of ailments. The reports describe noticeable improvements and renewed health after exposure to the method.

New Method Treatment Claims Chronic Disease Cures

Thousands of testimonials praise Dr. Grady for a New Method Treatment that allegedly cures chronic and incurable diseases. Patients like Ella Rice of Boston report relief from kidney trouble headaches and debility after trying standard doctors without success. The ad promises home treatment by mail and urges readers to request a symptom blank and discreet advice.

Jos. W. Grady Grady Ella Rice No. 2 Haven Sr Boston Lizzie Hart Europe

Christmas ship Saxonia sails from Boston with large passenger list

The Cunard Saxonia departs East Boston at 2 PM for Queenstown and Liverpool. 600 tons of poultry and 1500 dressed pigs head to Australia and Sydney, while 30,000 to 40,000 bushels of wheat and 40,000 barrels of apples fill her cargo. 1122 Dominion line passengers plus 2, etc. sail for Europe. 950 steerage records set as largest steerage list from Boston harbor, with extensive saloon passenger list following.

East Boston Charlestown Liverpool Cunard Saxonia Robert C. Warr Boston Queenstown Axel Hord West Australia Sydney N. Ss Ivernia Europe Dominion New England John James Mediterranean Azores Gibraltar Naples Genoa Dominion Line

Dr Joseph W Grady Opens Practice In Boston

Dr Joseph W Grady announces permanent location at 238 Tremont Street Boston Mass He will be available daily 10 to 12 2 to 5 and 7 to Sundays 10 to 12 only This month patients may wait to pay until cures are achieved and results are satisfactory

Names in the Society List Appear in Curated Notices

A compiled social register excerpt lists numerous individuals with titles and familial relations, including Miss A. W. Lawrence, Mrs. Lenihan, Arthur Maas, Joseph S. Martin, Mrs. Martin, Miss Kathleen Martin, Mrs. J. F. Maas, and others such as Dr. F. H. Verhoeff and Mrs. Verhoeff, plus Wendell Ten Eyck and nurse, Florence Winter, and Mrs. Zerbe, among several pairs and singly noted names. The fragment reflects a formal roster style common in society pages, showing a chain of names without contextual events or dates.

A. W. Lawrence E. P. Lenihan Lenihan Henry F. Tippitt Frances Lippitt J. F. Maas Arthur Maas Arthur Magoun Joseph S. Martin Martin Kathleen M. Martin Gertrude E. Martin A. W. McCurdy McCurdy F. H. Verhoeff Verhoeff E. L. Waldo B. Warren Warren Ten Eyck Wendell Wendell Master Eyck Wendell Joseph Winter Florence Winter Henry Woodward C. L. Woodward B. Zerbe Zerbe

William G Tyler Dead

William G Tyler a longtime Suffolk county public servant died yesterday born September 1 180 in this city He served 38 years as a court officer and 25 years as the rope maker for hangings in Suffolk county He was a Mason and active in fraternal groups leaving a widow and grown children Funeral services will be held next Sunday at 206 Warren Street Roxbury with interment at Forest Hills family lot

William G. Tyler Suffolk County Suffolk Superior Criminal Court Bill Tyler Boston Tyler Warren Street Roxbury Forest Hills

Stage notices promise a varied throng of theater this week

Kyrle Bellew stars in A Gentleman of France at the Museum with a noted stage fight scene. The Grand Opera House features Southern enchantment with Smart Set, while Bowdoin Square presents An African King. The Sleeping City, Bolivar's Busy Day, and Beyond Pardon run at various venues. The Park Theatre, Tremont, Colonial, and Castle Square house many engagements.

Kyrle Bellew France Grand Opera House Honolulu Bowdoin Square Music Hall Bolivar Billy van Nellie O'Neill Pardon Miss Shannon Corie Payton the Park Theatre Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Walter Wilson Fanchon Sultan of Sulu Tremont Johnny Boston Theatre Sally Our Alley George W. Lederer Colonial Theatre Wilson Rogers Brothers Harvard Hollis Leslie Carter du Barry The Columbia Christian Castle Square Museum New England Everyman Elizabethan Stage Society of England London Boston Park Theatre Rich Harris Charles Frohman Keith Sydney Booth Marion Elmore Lena Melville Andraessen Brothers Will F. Denny Johnson, Davenport and Lorella Nugent and Lynch Leon Morris Rossow Clarence E. Billings Four Mortons Bonnie Thornton Piccolio Nichols Sisters Trovollo Hall Hercules Club Austin & Stone’s Rome Palace Theatre Robie and Mack World Beaters Company Rice and Barton Rose Hill English Folly Company Faccenda Nickelodeon First Regiment Belle Stewart Dave Fitzgibbon Smith and Bowman Carrie Margaret Ashton Charles H. Mackie Elizabeth A. Coughlin South Boston Henry J. Harding Pauline Hall Eliza Proctor Otis Camp Murphy Wamarche and Riley Horseshoe Trio Norma Wills Monte Collins Ida Russell Gilbert Saroney Berel Kingsburys al Lawrence BesSnah and Miller Symphony Hall Kocian Sousa Tremont Temple Lillian Lawrence Mary Sanders Leonora Bradley Castle Square Company Lindsay Morison John Sampolis J. H. Emery Great Mercer Illusionist Curtain and Silver Brighton’ Minstrel Quartet Messrs. Bailey McLaughlin Bowdoin

Boston Musician Dr Henry S Cutler Dies at 78

Dr Henry S Cutler a renowned Boston musician died yesterday at his Swampscott summer residence aged 78. He originated the concept behind surpliced choirs now part of Episcopal church ceremonies.

Henrys. Cutler Boston Swampscott

Bill seeks to bar unmailable crisis pictures in papers

Washington December 5 press report: Representative Jenkins introduces a bill to make newspapers or periodicals unmailable if they publish any pictures or details of personal crisis reports beyond a simple death by own action statement, with penalties for violation.

Congress Washington Jenkins

Catarrh Doctor Claims Quick Cure After Twenty Years

Hon George James of Scranton Pa reports twenty years of catarrh with hawking throat and head pain, worsened breath. He credits Dry Agnew's Catarrhal Powder with instant relief from first use and cure after a few bottles. Sold by Walker Rintels Drug Co Dewey square.

George James Scranton Walker-Rintels Drug Co Dewey Square

Nation jailed again in Peoria or city hotel scene

Carrie Nation is jailed in PeaKa Kansas on the charge of disturbing the peace after being forcibly ejected from several drug stores and a prominent hotel in the city.

Peka Kan Carrie Nation

Notable Names Listed in Local Society Update

Bailey and Jenkins, George A Clifford, Professor Burke and his dogs, Clara Adams, Al D Weston, Marvelle and Gleason, James Murray and Gil Long appear in a local society notice highlighting residents and acquaintances.

Mooney touted for New York auxiliary bishop appointment

Archbishop Farley will recommend Monsignor Joseph F. Mooney for the New York diocese auxiliary bishop. Mooney, rector of the Church of the Sacred Heart on West Fifty‑first Street, is vicar‑general and likely to succeed the late Archbishop Corrigan after Farley’s formal Rome endorsement.

New York John M. Farley Joseph F. Mooney Monsignor Mooney Farley Corrigan Rome Church of the Sacred Heart West Fifty-first Street St. Gabriel's

Troops for Philippines exchange to send regiments home

The War Department ordered an exchange of 15 Philippine regiments for U. S. units with equal troops. First home troops depart San Francisco on February 1, joining cavalry and artillery units listed. Philippine troops to return include several cavalry, artillery, coast artillery and infantry regiments and batteries.

Washington War Department United States San Francisco Philippines Cavalry Coast Artillery Field Artillery

Breck Employees Annual Dance Held at Deacon Hall

The sixth annual concert and ball of Joseph Breck & Sons' employees was held last evening in Deacon Hall. About 2000 couples attended with guests including Mr. and Mrs. H Breck, Mr. and Mrs. J F Breck, Mr. and Mrs. B O Hatch, and Mr. and Mrs. A Smith. Mr. A E Werner served as chief marshal and W J Dacey as floor director.

Joseph Breck & Sons Deacon Hall H. Breck J. F. Breck B&b O. Hatch A. Smith A. E. Werner

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sunday Post Fatty Felix Flipp Willie Westinghouse Sister Fair Maid Musicalovitch Sallie Slick Amelia Sandy Highflyer George I Harvey Harper & Bros New England Mutual Life Insurance Company Home Office Agency Milk Street Chas H. Flood Federal Street A. H. Curtis D. A. Maloney Washington Street Mrs. Agassiz DR. Grady XMAS Barran Lorna Barran Elma Barran Hilda Barran Nathalie Barran L. A. W. Bird A. G. Boumphrey G. Percival Chick EF. M. Christie Disna- Christie A. W. Cochrane Coleman F. J. Daniels G. L. C. Davidson Davidson EF. Eckford S. Fifield B. Filley Hett Emily Hewett J. H. Hart M. Irwin R. M. Irwin G. W. Kent Lacon Alfred Lowy S. A. van Marter John Martin W. M. McCombs George J. Playford H. L. Roberts Roberts W. P. Ruisseau Thomas’ Seldon G. W. Sherman Sherman A. W. Tedcastle Tedcastle Alma F. Venables James Wing H. K. Zuppinger H. Meredith G. FE Meredith Charles M. Miller Charles R. Milliken Bessie Morgan F. J. Moore C. Morse Morse B. F. Myers Myers Estelle Nixon Annie A. Nunns Osgood Milton Payne Henry Payson Payson Elizabeth Payson M. I. Peabody H. Peckham T. K. M. Pei Sprague William D. Stein Stein Charles Fe, Tayntor Thaxter Alanson Tucker Tucker Henry M. Upham Upham Joseph W. Grady Tremont St Boston, Mass Suffolk Superior Court Henry S. Cutler Lawrence McCarty Lessee Mgr Johnny Si Stange and Edwards Fairyland Swanee River My Honeysuckle Uvants Katy Selle Stewart Henry J. Hardings Tremont Theatre Edward H. Crosby Post George Ade Merry Melodies Boston Museum Clyde Fitch Eee Osey Kyrle Bellew i Rence Nixon & Zimmerman Francis Wilson and Company Rocian Weber Chickering Hall M. Boza Dumiroff Richard Heard Matinee R. A. Barnet Rices Mgr. Mooney Opera House Dover ST. “'L” Station George W. Magee Lessee & Wer Provo Hudson River Cole and Johnson al Leach the Three Rosebuds Ed Latell Leroy Clayton Hogan Hansom Gillett Hollis Vutarrea Rogers Bros Oxford CORSE Payton’s Famous Stock Co Fanghon Elephone Theodore Kremer Lavinia Shannon Billy B.van Nellie O'Neil Eliza Proctor Otis Horseshoe Raval Reral al Lawrence Gilbert Sarony Eus Futu Besnah & Miller Wilis Ellins Haymarket Mands BRECK
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