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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1908

Page

2

Mrs Howe Portrait Recovered From East Boston Cellar

A long hidden European portrait of Mrs Julia Ward Howe by Italian artist Risi resurfaces from a cobwebbed East Boston cellar. Risi, now confined in a Rome madhouse, is noted for the master work.

Europe Boston Julia Ward Howe Risi Italy Rome

Remarkable painting tale ties to Boston Italian circle

The article recounts how paintings by Risi, imported in 1904, faced slow sales and ended up at Tremont Theatre and in private hands. It notes Risi's portraits of Pope Leo and Mrs. Howe, with involvement from Father Biagiotti and Count Campello of the Circolo Italiano, highlighting Boston society figures and the artist’s connections.

Italy Father Biagiotti Sacred Heart Church North End Count Campello Boston University House of England Risi Vatican Raphael Tremont Theatre Pope Leo Father Connolly Jamaica Plain Howe Circolo Italiano Boston Society Julia Ward Howe

Saved Mrs Longworth by Police Heroism

Mrs. Nicholas Longworth narrowly escaped injury as a touring car spurred by a theatre curb led to frightened horses. Policeman John Catts sprang forward, gripped the bridle, and redirected the horses to safety twenty yards away. Congressman Longworth thanked the officer after learning of the act.

Washington Nicholas Longworth Longworth Philadelphia Symphony John Catts Congressman Longworth

Blizza rd Grips Great Britain

A violent blizzard grips the United Kingdom with Scotland and northern Ireland hardest hit. Northern railway services are disorganized and streetcar traffic delayed or suspended. Towns are isolated as exposure causes deaths and accidents. Several shipping casualties reported with no major loss of life.

London United Kingdom Scotland Ireland Northern Railway

Boy Renews Runaway Tale From Destitute Catholic Home

Four year old John Coleman of South Boston escaped from the Home for Destitute Catholic Children on Harrison avenue. He wandered the streets, gave various addresses, then revealed his parents were in jail. He was found in a packing case on New Haven road and later returned to the home after a visit from a station representative. He said he left to find his mother. Late last night he was back in bed.

John Coleman South Boston Harrison Avenue Broadway New Haven Road

Fourth annual ball of North Dorchester Associates

Dorchester group holds its fourth annual ball Thursday New Year’s Eve in Wheelock Hall Upham’s Corner. Members of the State and city governments have been invited to attend.

Wheelock Hall Upham’s Corner North Dorchester Associates Dorchester District

Four Years’ Search Ends as Brother Finds Missing Sister Edna

Arthur Gauthier of Atlanta discovers his sister Edna in Portland Maine after a four year search. He traveled through Boston Bangor Augusta Waterville Brunswick Saco and Biddeford before recognizing a woman who resembled Edna on Congress Street and confirming her identity with a mutual acquaintance. The siblings will depart for home where their mother awaits.

Portland Arthur Gauthier Atlanta Edna Gauthier Boston Bangor Augusta Waterville Brunswick Saco Biddeford Congress Street

Mrs Mary Adams Chicago Pioneer Dies After Long Illness

Mrs Mary Adams, an early pupil of Mary Baker Eddy in Chicago, died in Highland Park after several months of illness. She was born in Lowell Massachusetts.

Chicago Mary M. Adams Mary Baker Eddy Highland Park

Hamlet Delivers Strong BC Performance After 20 Year Hiatus

Boston College staged its 35th annual dramatic production of Hamlet drawing large crowds. Roxbury actor Joseph Whalen led as Hamlet delivering a powerful, nuanced portrayal while Joseph Willis, last seen as Hamlet two decades ago, was honored at the end of the first act with a desk and chair.

Boston College Joseph I. Willis Joseph I. Whalen Roxbury Hamlet Stagedom

Marine Eye Remedy Insures Eye Health and Comfort

An advertisement promotes Marine Eye Remedy as a product for eye health eye comfort and eye beauty claiming protection from irritation and dryness and marketed with promises of clearer vision and refreshed appearance.

Hugo Letter Defends Free Speech Against Typographical Union

George B. Hugo urges the public to judge the Typographical Union condemnation over an oath clause. He argues the oath places the union above family country and God and defends his right to speak truthfully within the law amid union leaders’ recent sentences.

Typographical Union George B. Hugo

Death laid to lost race Griswold dies of typhoid

Dwight T. Griswold former Yale varsity eight stroke died in San Francisco General Hospital after fainting near the end of the Harvard race. The Erie Pennsylvania native had felt excessive responsibility for the loss and sought rest in the Thousand Islands before a San Francisco visit. Remains will be shipped from Erie.

New Haven Conn Yale Dwight T. Griswold General Hospital San Francisco Griswold Harvard Thousand Islands Erie Penn

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