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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1906

Page

5

New Character for Isle of Dreams Burlesque by Mr Mogan

Mr Mogan adopts pure low comedy in Isle of Dreams with a new piece Love as It’s Made by Daly and a topical song Now What Do You Think of That. Miss Helen Hosea Roxbury and Miss Katherine Haney Roxbury co star with an enlarged Boston Knights of Columbus cast and special trains to Worcester.

Greater Boston Knights of Columbus Boston Majestic Theatre Hugh P. McNally Edward P. Phelan Joseph M. Daly J. J. Mogan Mr. Mogan Katherine Haney Roxbury Queen Anne Cinci Massachusetts Worcester John J. Coleman Richard J. Coleman John T. McNary Helen A. Hosea Bunko

Boston Man Gave Up Riches for Faithful Colony

A Boston man abandoned wealth to lead a queer religious community near Boston that prospers unseen. The Sunday Post promises a full page detailing the remarkable story of his devotion and the colony’s growth.

Boston Sunday Post

More Women Than Men in Massachusetts, Growing Gap

A Sunday Post feature reports a rising share of women in Massachusetts each year, widening the gender balance. The piece notes public concern and frames the trend as an increasingly pronounced demographic shift.

Massachusetts Sunday Post

Girl Recovers Stolen Jewelry From Burglary Suspect

Angelina Wallace of Genesee Street recounts detaining a man described by Division 5 police as a clever flat worker. She held him by the collar until officers arrived, forcing him to surrender watches, rings, and other jewelry valued at nearly $200. Chappie Myers helped search pockets, restoring most of the property before the suspect, who gave the name George Henry of New York, was taken to the station.

Angelina Wallace Genesee Street Division 5 George Henry New York Miss Wallace Harrison Avenue Chappie’ Myers Nelson Henry

Man Dead Girl Will Recover After Rail Accident

Percy Logue about 25 died tonight after being struck by a freight train near Plaistow New Hampshire. Greta E Miller, his companion, was injured but will recover. Logue’s home was Wickham New Brunswick.

Haverhill Reb Percy Logue Plaistow N. H Greta E. Miller Logue Wickham N. B

Furloughs Granted for Navy Yard Workmen

Secretary Bonaparte issued orders allowing extended furloughs for yard and docks and steam engineering workers who were laid off due to Congress deferral of a $1,000,000 deficiency item. The measure preserves ratings though no return to yard work is anticipated before July. The construction and repair department dismissed 36 men including plumbers and joiners.

Navy Yard Bonaparte Ways and Means Committee of Congress

Heroic Father Holden Dies in Kentville Riot Heroism

Kentville Nova Scotia February 2 Father Holden aged 76 died here after a life of service including calming a convict riot at Bermuda 49 years ago. As chaplain he bravely entered the crowd unarmed and persuaded ring leaders to lay down their weapons.

Kentville N.S Father Holden Bermuda

Golden 50th Wedding Anniversary for Foxes in Somerville

Mr and Mrs Edward Proby Fox celebrated fifty golden years of marriage with a family gathering at 60 Elm Street West Somerville. Mrs Fox wore her wedding dress from 1856 and guests presented a purse of gold. The couple, married Feb 2 1856 in East Boston, previously resided in Cambridge before moving to Somerville in 1902.

Edward Proby Fox Elm Street West Somerville Mrs. Fox Alice Hiller Alice Innes Charles H. Innes Everard Langel Lena Langel A. M. Robinson L. Frances Robinson E. Arlington Robinson May Decker HW. M. Thorpe Frank E. Allen KK. C. Fox Herbert C. Fox Katherine Fox W. B. C. Fox E. B. Fox John H. Nash Edward Wyman Leslie Wyman Carrie Innes Linden E. Fox Bertha Kelley Helen M. Fox Mary Harlow Agnes Harlow Mildred Fox Sarah Anna Edward Robinson Bath

Fancy prices for old books at Henry G. Denny sale

At Libbie’s yesterday rare Shakespeare items drew high bids. Frederick W. Morris of New York paid 8950 dollars for a 4 folios set from 1623 to 1685 bound in crimson morocco. A Shakespeare Society 1841 to 1853 set sold for 4837 dollars in cloth bindings. A private 1853 limited edition of Shakespeare fetched 440 dollars.

Shakspere

O Connell to Address Douglas Club in South Boston

Dorchester politician Joseph F. O Connell a candidate for Congress in the 10th district will speak at 3 30 tomorrow afternoon before the Douglas Club of South Boston on the topic The Young Irishman in Business.

Joseph F. O'Connell Dorchester Congress Douglas Club South Boston

Busier Boston’s Busiest Man Revealed in Sunday Post

The Sunday Post announces a feature tomorrow revealing the city’s busiest man in Boston. The article promises readers insight into his daily schedule, influence, and impact on local life.

Boston

Alice Roosevelt Wedding Nears at White House

The Sunday Post features a full page illustrated story on the coming wedding of Miss Alice Roosevelt with newly published photographs including Nicholas Longworth and other exclusive images.

Alice Roosevelt White House The Sunday Post Nicholas Longworth

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Isle OF Dreams Kathryn C. Haney Queen Anne Cinch Knights of Columbus Comedy John J. Mogan Helen Hosea Concord Girl Holden Kentville, N. S New Yorker Mr. Denny O’connell Bay State North Pole Angry Sea New Studies For Girls of Boston Martin Hewitt Detective Boston Post
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