Faculty Represented as YWCA Hosts College Reception
Flint, 1896 and Lillian Bragdon, 1897, lead a faculty presence at a college reception for young women. Miss Almy Chase, president, with Miss Gilchrist, 1897, helped host in the college parthenon. Mrs Otis Durrell of Cambridge chaired the State YWCA executive committee and spoke on YWCA work.
Opening on State Street by new banking firm Sweetser & Co
The new banking firm of A L Sweetser & Co opens today on State street. It includes Arthur L Sweetser and Alexander Beal and will specialize in municipal and high grade railroad bonds and commission stock. Sweetser has banking experience since 1871 with National Hide & Weather Bank and Brewster Basset Co, later Brewster Cobb Estabrook. Beal, son of the late Alexander Beal, has long been with Brewster firms since 1877 and is well known among investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Sweetser & Co
Arthur L. Sweetser
Alexander Beal
State Street
Sweetser
National Hide & Weather Bank
Brewster, Basset & Co
Brewster, Sweet & Co
Brewster, Cobb & Estabrook
Boston Stock Exchange
Beal
A P A Convention Lists Strength to Elect a President
The American Protective Association announced delegates at its Rochester meeting claim a national voting strength of about 3.5 million with New York at 113,000 members. The group seeks a platform reaffirming church state separation, immigration limits, school support, and extension of the public school system, while opposing certain political nominees and parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Council of the American Protective Association
Rochester
N. Y
Supreme Council
Thomas B. Reed
The
Columbian
Portland
Citizen
Boston
New England
Reed
Morton
McKinley
Ohio
Allison
Iowa
Robert T. Lincoln
Illinois
William O. Bradley
Kentucky
Cleveland
Olney
Richard Kerens
Missouri
Thomas Henry Carter
Montana
Harrison
W. J. H. Traynor
Thomas Morgan
American Protective Association
Allied Orders
United States
National League For the Protection of American
United American Me
Uek
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Order of Deputies
Congress
New York State
Coastin Css
Cumbas Cabareecker Leu
Eae
Cis Sic Cscs
Weesbaekcateweus
Two Speeches Engage City Mission Audience
The Howard Street Mission drew a crowded audience as Hezekiah Butterworth spoke on foreign travel and Wellington Putnam read Washington Irving's Rip Van Winkle. Among spectators were ex prisoners and youths encouraged to choose better paths, with stories of theft and effort to provide for family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Street
Hezekiah Butterworth
Wellington Putnam
Washington Irving
Rip van Winkle
Guardian
Hayes Will Case Diary Readings Prolong Hearing
Judge MelIntire continued the Hayes will case, focusing on the testator's diary. Entries from 1888 reveal passion, suspected divorce terms, and notes about Nino and Colonel Hunt, while expert testimony questioned an alleged assault. Hearing adjourned to March 9 with a five day extension granted for closing evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MelIntire
Hayes
Mr. Hayes
Hunt Boys
William M. Bullard
Farrer
Nino
Power Wilson
Hunt
Power
Claremont
John Leach Porter
N. H
Butterfield
Prsidential
Martin
Father
Towles
Porter
Colonel Hunt
Eithr
Toby
Mary
Windsor
Motter
Cleveland
T Hayes Will
Boys' Club Minstrels Delight Wells Memorial Hall
A spirited minstrel show by Dr. E. E. Hale Boys' Club entertained at Wells Memorial Hall 987 Washington St. Performers used burnt cork in a lively opening as "The big fifteen" and closed with "Gwine by de Electric Road." Proceeds go to charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells Memorial Hall
Washington Street
de ’Lectric
Andrew Smith
Little Sam
Herbert Dykman
Chillun
William Coplintz
Henry Avery
Sarah Jane Matilda
Driver
Rosnosky
le Farge
George Ellsworth
Paradise Alley Warblers
Daniels
George Rosnosky
Jack Driver
Arthur Quinn
Abe Papp
Leo le Farge
Plays Next Week in Boston Offer Busy Theatre Schedule
Boston readers face a crowded week with Ward and Vokes at the Columbia Theatre and the Vincent Hospital benefit at the Museum. Damrosch opera opens at the Boston Theatre next Monday with Lohengrin and Tristan and Isolde among two weeks of German and English works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bos
Pital
Shep
Damrosch Opera
Boston
Die Walkure
Tidelio
Siegfried
The
Park Theatre
Hoyt
Columbia Theatre
Chinato
Harry Conor
Sunday Religious Services Across City Venues
A crowded schedule lists Baptist Episcopal and secular groups with multiple services. Churches include Tremont Temple Baptist Bowdoin Street St John the Evangelist and Old South Church, plus Christ Church Colchester Street and Tremont Street M E Church with morning and evening worships, sermons, and Sunday schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Strangers’ Sabbath Home
George Crimer
D. D
ST. John the Evangelist
Bowdoin Street
A& m
Back Bay
West End
Old South Church
George A. Gordon
Christ’s Church
Colchester Street
Beacon Street
Hawes Street
Longwood
Co. D. Bradlee
Rice’s Sureties Held in Contract Bond Case
Judge Hammond in the fourth session of the Superior Court ordered a verdict of 3000 dollars for the plaintiff in Eaves Costume Company versus John F. Reynolds and C B Rich. The action claimed breach of conditions of Edward E. Rice’s bond for his release on mesne process, with the verdict covering the full bond amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Superior Court
Eaves Costume Company
John F. Reynolds
C. B. Rich
Edward E. Rice
Boston Ice Company Eyes Harvest on Lake Quannapowitt
The Boston Ice Company planned an evening harvest on Lake Quannapowitt to obtain about 200000 tons of ice. They have cut around 10000 tons and report ice about twelve inches thick of superior quality. Workers have fled their houses at Horn Pond and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield
Boston Iceompany
Reverend Shippen Plans Dorchester Sermon on Miraculous
The Rev. Eugene R. Shippen of Dorchester will preach at Bulfinch Place Church Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. His subject will be The Miraculous in Religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulfinch Place
Benevolent Fraternity of Churches
C. R. Eliot
Eugene R. Shippen
First Spiritual Temple
Newbury
Exeter Streets
Pierre L. O. A. Keefer
Helen Stuart Richines
Temple Fraternity Society
Keeler
West
Canton Street
Tremont Street
Dorchester
The Careful Mother Keeps Salvation Oi Handy
A brief note advises mothers to keep Salvation Oi handy for minor injuries such as cuts and bruises, promoting its usefulness as a home remedy.
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Fatboys
Anton Mockly
ST. Louis
Tom
Sunday Post
Prince & Wales
Cent Sunday Post
Boston University
Delta
Malvina M. Bennet
College Chapel
Bennet
Bertha C. Stockbridge
Gamma Delta
Alma Whitman
Amy H. Wales
Alice Humphrey
Florence Eveleth
Gertrude Crosby
Grace Seager
Alice Abbott
Grace Potter
Addie B. Santom
Flora Merrill
Olive B. Gilchrist
Misses Susie May
Gome
NEW England Piano CO
Tremont ST
A.P.A. Convention
Democrats
Tell Experience S
Chickering & Sons
Boys’ Club Minstrels
Post
Almanac
Ton Theatre
Vincent Hos
Eedlis
Castle Square Theatre
Boston Theatre
Hollis Street
George Edwardes
London
John R. Rogers
Miss Brown
the Park
New York
Musgrave
Williamson and
Francis Wilson
Tremont
King Anso IV
Merry Monarch
Mr. Wilson
Anso
Chinatown
Columbia
Ward
Vokes
John J
Maggie Cline
Keith
Johnson
Knighton Brothers
Herr von Palm
Reilly and Wood
Howard Atheneum
Madge Ellis
Dixon
Bowers
National Trio
Evans and
Vidocq
Lane Sisters
Pat Reilly
Cervalto
Coulson Sisters
Marvelles
Mildred Howard
Max Pettings
Frank Latona
Pavanellos
Victoria Estelle
Roy Vernon
Captain Vetrio
Austin & Stone’s Museum
Grand Museum
William A. Brady
Kate Dallas
Chili
Bennett and Dawley
Max Pettingill
Spencer Brothers
Needham and Hallman
Eddie Clark
Satsuma
A. M. Thatcher
Julia Taylor
John Phillips
Sam T. Jack
Palace Theatre
Lyceum
Emma Judh
Handel and Haydn Society
Jennie Patrick Walker
Arizona Jack
Queen Donna
Zat Zam
Moura
Nickelodeon
Baptist
Episcopal
Methodist
M. E
John D. Pickles
Union Hall
Boylston Street
William Lawrence
Massachusetts
Dives and Lazarus
Harriet M. Whittier
Atherton G. Loring
F. W. Jameson
D. M. Babcock
W. Tracy Teale
Henry Donlan
George Merdall Tayior
Justin D. Fulton
Disciples’ Tabernacle
Shawmut Avenue
Madison Street
Sam Hobert
Rome
H. L Whitney
Salvation Army
Bowdoin Square
Kimball
Washingtonian Home
Waltham Street
Florence Kollock
Christadelphians
Arcade Hall
Park Square
Woman's Journal
Pariors
Park Street
Clara Elizabeth Choate
Choate Metaphysical College
Putnam Hall
Roxbury
F. C. Whitehead
Christ
People’s Temple
Columbus Avenue
J. W. Thompson
St. John
N. B
Carter and Root
Miss Illsley
Unitarian
Rice
Trithy
Nelson
Mi'ledge
Leo Cervalto
Cor. Washington and
Dover Sts
Jos. J. Dowling
Myra Davis
Handel and Haydn
B. J. Lang
Boston Music Hall
Carlotta Desvignes
Charles A. Knorr
James Fitch Thomson
Society
Horatio W. Parker
Music Hall
Castle Sonare
Tel
Morchestra
Mats
Ivery
Tolanthe
J. W. Kelly
Eldridge
Segomer
Eugene Tompkins
America
Superba
Carr
Vetrio
Austin & Stone
Scollay
Etta Lake
CURCH
Tremont Theatr E. Abbey. Schoeffel & Grau
Francis
Wilson
Isaac B. Rich
Tei Batre
Ceorgs ‘Dwardas
Eurlesqui “O
the Gaiety Theatre
Tae Phet
Adon
Theatre
Bowdoin SQ
Charles F. Atkin
Thomas Jefferson
Peter F. Vailey
Ayn
Auickelodes
Hanover S
Whatskers
Arizona
Jack
Queen Bama
Merman the Wonder
Mowra
Adelina Ladies’ Orchestra
Caroline Miskel-Hoyt
Boston Museum
E. H. Sothern
Zenda
Bull Fighter Burlesque Company
Boston Music
India
Kane
Bay State
India Wharf
Vortand
G FB. Williams
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