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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1901

Page

5

Forest Lovers and Broadway Burlesque At Boston Theatres

Hollis Bertha Galland debuts in Forest Lovers at Hollis Theatre with New York company. Grand Opera House features Are You a Buffalo? a lavish musical farce led by Ed M Favor and Edith Sinclair. Immense variety week at Bowdoin Square, Castle Square, Park and Keith’s with acts from Julia Marlowe to Cinquevalli and Staley and B’rbeck.

New York Harbor Lights Castle Square Theatre Broadhurst Smith Bijou Cercle Francais Cavalleria Rusticana Julia Marlowe Colonial Arizona Tremont Chauncey Olcott Garrett O’magh Boston Hanlon Sky Farm Morrison’s Theatre Severin de Deyn May Gerald Miss Mu Captain Webb Franks George Evans Artlett Brothers Carmen Sisters Whitelaw Howard Nat M. Wills The Oriental Burlesquerts Pony Ballet Dillon Brothers Royal Coreans Austin & Stone's Miss May Jemma Groves Nickelodeon Grand Opera House

Coffee and Postum Help Eyes and Health at High Altitude

Mrs. T. L. Blackmon of Oswego Montana reports eye pain and blurred vision linked to coffee use. After switching to Postum she notes clearer eyes, rosy complexion, and a long period without pain. A friend, Mr Randall, also reports relief from stomach trouble and headaches after leaving coffee for Postum.

T. L. Blackmon Oswego Montana Randall

Shaughnessey Vies for Cambridge Principal Assessor

Daniel B. Shaughnessey, a veteran East Cambridge newsdealer and popular city figure, seeks the role of principal assessor in Cambridge. Born in Boston about 55 years ago near Fort Hill, he has long resided in East Cambridge and is noted for local prominence.

Cambridge Daniel B. Shaughnessey East Cambridge College City Shaughnessey Boston Fort Hill East

Veteran Cambridge resident with long service in business and council

Cambridge for 62 years. He ran a unique local shop selling books, stationery, and periodicals while operating a large city newspaper business with weekly pay to distributors. A former City Council member for two years, he has served 11 years as assistant assessor and remains a longtime St John’s Literary Institute member, once holding every office from president onward.

Conservatory Recital Showcases New England Conservatory Students

Last evening the New England Conservatory of Music presented an orchestral recital under the direction of the conservatory with conductor George W. Chadwick. Advanced students performed works including overture from Ruy Blas, Mendelssohn concerto in C major, Beethoven symphony in G minor, Mozart aria Rejoice Greatly, and Handel Athalia pieces. Wind parts were played on the organ by Miss Swadkins and Messrs Irwin and Humphrey.

New England Conservatory of Music Conservatory George W. Chadwick Ruy Blas Mendelssohn Frank Watson Woonsocket R. L. Beethoven Estelle Delano Marion Handel Athalia Miss Swadkins Messrs Irwin Humphrey

Collins hears West Roxbury five cent fare plea and road aid

A Roslindale and West Roxbury committee met General Collins in his Tremont building office to press for Hyde Park avenue widening and reconstruction under the Board of Survey act and a five cent fare for steam and street railways in their district. Judge Henry Austin noted 40 000 residents and urged immediate improvements while Collins pledged to assist with five cent fare efforts and public works if elected, acknowledging neglect of West Roxbury.

Roslindale West Roxbury West Brighton Collins Flo

Santa Claus Storehouse at Jordan Marsh

A Santa Claus Storehouse exhibit in the basement of Jordan Marsh showcases a vast toy collection. It features mechanical toys educational games miniature furniture and complete doll houses with parlor suites bedrooms and kitchens. Highlights include dolls babies doll houses trains and whimsical instruments.

Santa Claus Jordan Marsh Tiamelin’s Chance Anda

Self-Basting Oven Captivates Dock and Adams Squares

Holmes Luce Co attracts crowds with a working kitchen range advertisement. The oven door opens to reveal beef roast and chicken then pies appear on shelves. Buckwheat cakes cook on covers, tea pot bubbles, and Uncle Ezra signals supper. A unique display from a popular house furnishers.

Holmes, Luce & Co Dock Adams Squares Mother Polly Uncle Ezra

Butcher Boy Triumphs In New York Wrestling Match

John Peining known as the Butcher boy of this city defeated Raoul de Cahors of France in a three fall bout. The match barred the strangle hold. Peining took the first fall in 22 minutes, De Cahors the second in 18, and Peining won the deciding third fall in five minutes.

New York Dec John Peining Raoul de Cahors France Peining de Cahors Penning

Smoke talk on campaign at Ward 8 HQ

Sunday at 3 pm a Democratic Club smoke talk is held at 99 Cambridge Street. Speakers include Michael W Brick Abraham Silverman Henry A Keel William J Geary Jeremiah J McCarthy Barnett White John A Hurgan Adolph Burroughs W P Murray and Rep Francis J Horgan presiding. The rallying committee for General Collins's mayoral candidacy will report.

Ward 8 Democratic Club Cambridge Street Michael W Brick Abraham Silverman Henry A. Keel William J. Geary Jeremiah J. McCarthy Barnett White John A.hurgan Adolph Burroughs Francis J. Horgan General Collins

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