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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1898

Page

8

Purim Ball Draws Distinguished State and Civic Guests

The Purim Association ball at Music Hall drew notable attendees including Postmaster Henry A. Thomas, Councillor Ben Lovell, and Mayor Quincy. Officers and patrons filled boxes as the grand march thrilled with two bands, bright illuminations, and elaborate decorations signaling a highly organized charity event for the Federation of Jewish Charities.

Purim Association Federation of Jewish Charities Henry A. Thomas Ben Lovell Quincy Boston Hebrew Society Godfrey Morse Association Daniel Frank Lovell Prevoyance Societe de Secones Germania Orchestra Mutuels de Langue Francaise Mutual

Robbed the Mail Three Lives Blighted His Books

Boston post office employee Matthew W. Ryan aged about 21 or 22 was arrested after a search warrant from Roxbury District Court. Officers visited his Roxbury home where he was eating breakfast. Ryan faces charges of robbing United States mails amid a broader series of pilferage reports.

Matthew W. Ryan Boston General Post Office United States Roxbury District Court George S. Evans Post Office Lynch Police Department Murray Post Office Inspectors House of Ryan Warren Place Roxbury

London trade mark to please Anglomaniacs expose

Washington reports a lively House session as Kansas congressman Simpson ridiculed a London trade mark on a New York hat to mock Anglomania while Dingley denied wool sales before the tariff bill. Senate debates a Louisiana case over Oregon seating and the agricultural appropriation bill moved toward passage after an executive session.

Washington Simpson Dingley Ways and Means Committee New York Diley Senate Clery Louisiana Henry W. Corbett Oregon Corbett Mitchell Caffery

Fire Razes Block in Scranton Business District

A major blaze in Scranton Pennsylvania starts from an explosion of vitascene films in a display room and rapidly engulfs the Y M C A block and a nearby livery stable. All city fire companies fight the flames as several valuable buildings threaten destruction but may be saved.

Scranton Penn Y. M. Co

Eighteenth Costume Ball of the French Benefit Society in Boston

The Benefit Society of French in Boston held its eighteenth costume ball at Arcade Hall last night a pleasant affair marked by true French good nature and vivacity. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fredy Mr. and Mrs. F Berand Mr. and Mrs. H Schirre Mr. and Mrs. G Mathias Miss Belle Du Pont Miss Larkin Miss Allen Miss T Marduk Miss Anna Mackensturn Mrs Beraud and others with notable costumes such as gypsy maid egyptians fairy queen and flower girl.

G. Mathias L. Amonde Miss T. Marduk Miss N. Larkin Anna Mackensturn Alsace Mrs. Beraud Jules Freday Miss Freday

Bank collapse and post office mail theft go to court

In a Boston area case a postal worker named Ryan confessed to stealing mail contents including jewelry and papers after a detachment method raised suspicions. Reports tie him to a broader bank probe where fraud and falsifications at a local bank led to an injunction and staff arrests.

Gloucester Herman F. Kimball Vess Kimball

Bootblacks Dance at First Amalgamated Ball in East Boston

Lyceum Hall East Boston hosted the Amalgamated Association of Boston Bootblacks first annual ball with 500 attendees. Hobbs Orchestra played 8 to 9 followed by a grand march led by Salvini Hardy and Mary Cabrina with Frank De Mark and sister Annie De Mark among the principals. Several guests including John Pizzano James Damelio F Nazzaro and others attended the lively event.

Lyceum Hall Boston Amalgamated Association of Boston Bootblacks Hobbs Salvini Hardy Mary Cabrina Frank de Mark Annie de Mark Tony Damelio Mary Campbell Peter Broughall Mary Caggaino John Pizzano James Marshey Damelio F. Nazzaro John A. Magee C. Tarrello P. Murphy T. Rich M. Santosvosso J. O. Stebano George Nazza

Vanderbilt to Wed Rumor Surfaces in Newport

Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt son of Cornelius Vanderbilt and Miss French of New York are repeatedly linked by rumors of engagement. Vanderbilt, a Yale junior, toured Newport with Mrs. French and her daughter and visited New Haven before returning. He denies engagement claims.

Newport R. I Alfred G. Vanderbilt Cornelius Vanderbilt Miss French Francis O. French New York Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt Yale Vanderbilt Alfred Downes V Wyck Margaret Dougherty P. W. Hartigan Dominic Catholic Church Downs J. W. Downes New Haven Conn Jane Dillon

British Charitable Society Holds Quarterly Meeting at Young's Hotel

The British Charitable Society met at Young's Hotel with Vice-President Squire presiding. Elected members included Bishop Ussher and others. $250 was spent on relief for English poor. A $650 diamond jubilee fund was set to endow a bed at Massachusetts General Hospital for sick Britons.

British Charitable Society Young’s Hotel Squire Bishop Ussher Clifford N. Brooke T. S. King P. P. Riddell George Robinson Joseph Edwards S. B. Eliot J. ¢. Abell Relef Louis Begnall T. C. Stokes Massachusetts General Hospital

Lincoln Camp 106 Dance Highlights Veterans In Monu ment Hall

The eighth annual Lincoln Camp 106 Sons of Veterans event in Charlestown was held in Monument Hall with military guests in full uniform and festival decor. The grand march was led by Captain George W Bardwell and Mrs Bardwell, who also directed the floor. assistants included Lieutenants White and Knox and a list of aides.

Abraham Lincoln Sons of Veterans Charlestown Monument Hall Lincoln George W. Bardwell Bardwell Albert F. White Joseph O. Knox Samuel B. Paine Walter F. Johnson Morton F. Sandborn Edward B. Lane Arthur W. Meehan Charles A. Bacon Frank O. Fall Frank F. Morse William H. Swift Alfred D. Bullock Frank H. Stoddard William D. Barber B. F. Finan Tiltony S. Bell Charles F. Souther George W C. Fred Craf James F. de Castro

Monterey melodrama staged at Odd Fellows Hall

A benefit for Mr. Frank Crowther of Somerville was held at Odd Fellows Hall Winter Hill on Wednesday evening. The new melodrama Monterey by Til Milford featured Frank Crowther as the hero and Miss Gracie E Bacon as the heroine, receiving numerous curtain calls. H Austin Sellar played a detective and A J Thacker the villain, with the rest of the company praised for their performances.

Frank Crowther Somerville Odd Fellows Winter Hill Monterey Til Milford Gracie E. Bacon H. Austin Sellar A. J. Thacker

English High School 1862 Class Dinner Held at Young's

The English High School class of 1862 held its thirty sixth annual dinner with twelve members present. Josiah Hayden presided as the gathering approved replacing the school committee with a governing commission. The event featured Hon. George Spencer and William H. Bangs of Minnesota as guests.

Young's Josiah Hayden George Spencer William H. Bangs Minnesota

Carnation Club Holds First Annual Brighton Dance

The Carnation Club hosted its first annual dance in Warren Hall Brighton last evening. Prominent district residents attended as about 100 couples formed intricate designs in the grand march led by Miss Katherine Hannon in yellow organdie over yellow silk and Mr John Conroy.

Carnation Club Warren Hall Brighton Katherine Hannon John Conroy

Class of 1898 English High School Holds Annual Dinner

The second annual dinner of the Class of ’98 was held at the United States Hotel with about thirty-five members present. M. L. Ellsworth presided, L. M. Goulston served as toastmaster, and F. C. Wilcox acted as prophet. Officers elected included President W. F. Fisk, secretary G. Wolkings, and treasurer I. F. Marshall.

English High School United States M. L. Ellsworth Ll. M. Goulston B. Briges F. C. Wilcox M. L. Bernstein W. F. Fisk G. Wolkings

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