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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1901

Page

6

Carnegie lauds Queen Victoria in Carnegie Hall address

Andrew Carnegie praises Queen Victoria in a Carnegie Hall talk, highlighting her tolerance for all sects, insistence on purity and truth, kindness to servants, and peacemaker role. Edwin Markham read a poem, noting her sympathy for the common people and servant leadership.

New York Andrew Carnegie Carnegie Halls Queen Victoria Mr. Carnegie Europe Victoria Carnegie John Brown Atlantic Edwin Markham

Mrs. Eddy Letter Read at New England Queen Victoria Memorial Service

A memorial service for Queen Victoria was held at South Congregational Church in Concord New Hampshire. A public letter from Mary Baker Eddy was read expressing sympathy and noting Victoria’s virtues and long life, with references to her birth in 1819 and marriage in 1840.

Concord N. H Victoria South Congregational Church Mary Baker Eddy Great Britain India New Kingland United States Fall River Atlantic Works Grand Junction East Bostv Queen Victoria Strer Quartette William A.iore Marshall Adams Boyd and Leeds Corn EF Roberts Thomas W. Knight Coin Richard Wleter Tecumsehail Mattie D. Brundage Morse Liverpo Queenstown Bernard Crossan England Hires Connolly Pranian Fairful Mystic Pier

Royal Victoria Memorial Service Held in New York

Six thousand people packed the Church of the Heavenly Rest for a memorial service to Queen Victoria. The event was organized by the British Schools and Universities Club of New York and featured a principal sermon from Rev. E Walpole Warren D D rector of St James's parish.

New York Queen Victoria Church of the Heavenly Rest British Schools and Universities Club of E. Walpole Warren St. James’s Parish

Memorial services for Queen Victoria in Porter Church

Memorial services in honor of Queen Victoria were held at Porter Congregational Church this afternoon. Consul-General Blunt of Boston and staff attended. Walter Repp presided. City pastors from several denominations took part.

Brockton Porter Congregational Church Blunt Boston Walter Repp

Evangelizing Manila Opens Evangelical Movement Meeting

In Manila's Rizal Theatre Tondo fewer than 400 attended Senor Buencamino's meeting to inaugurate an evangelical movement. Addresses drew some praise but no formal shift to Protestantism, left to Rev. James B. Rogers later. A Methodist minister baptized 100 Filipinos at Malibay. Rev. Prautch collected signatures backing Protestant worship and excluding Roman Catholics. Rogers preached briefly without criticizing Catholics.

Manila Senor Buencamino Rizal Theatre Tondo James B. Rogers Presbyterian Board Malibay Prautch Rogers

Fire damages Pearl Street building. loss about 8000

A fire originating in a room on the fourth floor of the five story Pearl and Purchase streets building caused about 8000 damage. Howard Blackburn, a linotype operator, escaped to the roof as fire spread through the fourth and fifth floors. Damages include Bond & Co about 2000, machinery losses 609, and building damage 400.

New England Newspaper Union Pearl and Purchase Streets Purchase Street A. Wentworth Pearl Street Harold L. Bond & Co Winship, Daniels & Co Newspaper Union Howard Blackburn William Fielding Bond & Co

Electric rail lines may link city to New London this summer

Plans to lease Worcester Webster and Grosvenordale lines, fill gaps, and run cars into the Thames mouth are under study. Freight car shortages affect orange shipments. Rutland railroad orders 659 box and 559 coal cars while Merchants' Despatch buys 100 new box cars.

New London Conn Boston Webster People’s Tramway Company of Nillingly Worcester & Webster Grosvenordale Putnam & Danielsonville New England Rutland Railroad Merchants Worcester, Leominster & Fitchburg Street Railway Company Sterling Whalum Park Titchburg & Jle New York Central Hudson River Road Lexington & Boston Street Railway New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company Attleboro North Attleboro Mass James H. Bryan Woronoco Street Railway Company Woronoco Bryan Old Concord Clinton Mass.i W. B. Lanizan Canadian Pacific Railway E.tiffin Boston & Plymouth Jlittle Sandy Pond Little Sandy F. G. L. Henderson Newton Street Railway Henderson Hhradlight

Bride of five weeks seeks husband who vanished

Mrs Timothy J Brennan a Montreal bride of five weeks waits at 43 East Forty first street for news of her husband who left for Philadelphia to cash a 150000 draft. The couple married after a four week courtship and Brennan vanished December 30 after showing diamonds and dresses bought for his wife and holding 60000 in cash and a Havana draft.

Nopw York Timothy J. Brennan East Forty-first Street Havana Brennan Nellie Tierney Montreal Trenton Cuba

Hebrew Protective League Formed in East Boston

The Hebrew Protective League organized in East Boston to defend Hebrews amid street assaults. Over 100 joined, funds raised, Abraham Alpert presiding, with officers named and plans to prosecute attackers and urge law enforcement action.

Hebrew Protective League Boston the Jacob Mast Boston New Society Abraham Alpert Hoadlurms H. S. Schoher East Noston William Abramson S. Thornton Samuel Margolis Rabbi Margolis Movement For Hebrew Protection Arthur Barron Max Greenberg Louis Cannas Herman Abelson

Hill Declines 1964 Presidential Candidacy

Albany reports Senator David B. Hill will not seek the presidential nomination in 1964 or any near term. He favors returning to wealth in his law practice and remains an influential political figure though he hopes to withdraw from active officeholding.

New York David B. Hill Albany Leslie's Weekly Helill

Boy Hero at 10 Saves Brothers from Ice Hole

In Fall River Massachusetts Anthony Tellerin aged six died from exhaustion after escaping drowning in Cook Pond. Ten year old William Daudelin saved Tellerin and his brother Alex by grabbing the ice edge and directing help. The three boys were brought home but Tellerin died en route.

Fall River Mass Anthony Tellerin Cook Pond William Daudelin Daudelin Alex Tellerin

Messenger Boys of Boston to Hold State Street Social Club Night

In Boston a group of youthful messenger boys from the financial district gathers at the State Street Social Club tonight. President William J. Fern will preside with Vice-President T. J. Howard assisting as ceremonies unfold and the tune I Ain’t Seen No Messenger Boy will echo in most halls.

T. J. Howard State Street Messenger Boys The Messenger Boys’ Organization Boston State Street Social Club William J. Fern T. J.howard Dr. Hallock Medical Institute

Baldwin confident, sails toward North Pole in new expedition

Evelyn Baldwin, preparing the Baldwin-Siegler North Pole expedition, returns to New York from Europe. He has renamed the whaling vessel Esquimaux as the America, chartered the Fritjof, and plans a June start from Tromsoe to Franz Josef Land, with a return by September.

New York Evelyn Baldwin Baldwin-Siegler North Pole Baldwin Andrew Barclay Walker Hritjof Fritjof Tromsoe Norway Franz Josef Land America Pole Joseph C. Bernier Franz Josef Arctic

Six Shots In Quelorduel On South Margin Street

A late night street duel on South Margin left two men facing gunfire. One escaped, the other, Joseph Strato of 20 Pitts Street, was arrested by Officer Lahey near No 29 with a smoking revolver. Strato claimed self defense after being held up.

South Margin No. 29 Joseph Strato Pitts Street Lahey Station 8 Strato

Boer Sympathizer Arrives in New York

Ex Parliament member G. B. Clarik arrived by the steamship Minneapolis in New York to confer with Montague White amid reports he is a Boer sympathizer seeking ties with American supporters.

New York G. B. Clarik Minneapolis Montague White

Buckley Funeral Tomorrow in Cambridge

The funeral for Daniel A. Buckley Cambridge veteran newspaper editor will be held tomorrow afternoon at Mt. Auburn Chapel. The service will be conducted by Rev. J. P. Bland of North Cambridge with pallbearers including Alderman Herman Bird Dr. Charles Bullock Colonel David P. Muzzey and Bridge Commissioner William J. Marvin.

Daniel A. Buckley Cambridge Mt. Auburn Chapel J. P. Bland North Cambridge Herman Bird Charles Bullock David P. Muzzey William J. Marvin

Emperors ink and South Dakota wealth claim discussed

The article notes Roman rulers signed with purple ink and treason punished for possession. It then claims South Dakota has the third straight year of highest wealth per capita in the nation at 106.6 million, with 27 million from livestock 918 million from corn 15 million from wheat and 12 million from minerals. Florida papers report lobster shortages.

South Dakota Union Florida

Eben D Jordan Buys Hotel Van Rensselaer Property

Eben D. Jordan purchases the Stevenson property at 217 223 Tremont Street known as Hotel Van Rensselaer. The parcel is assessed at $58 000.

PF. D. Jordan Hotel van Rensselaer Eben D. Jordan Stevenson Tremont Street

Man Reports Theft After Visit to Acquaintance

Modestino Spagnato of 67 Cross Street told police he lost 106 dollars after visiting an acquaintance at 18 South Margin Street last night. The report cites a pocketed sum missing following the visit.

Modestino Spagnato Cross Street South Margin Street

Dutch Clergymen Supplicate Authorities Over Kissing Games

An 1667 Ulster County record shows Dutch clergy urging civil leaders to ban kissing games and a popular pastime called pulling the goose, reflecting early moral regulation in the colony.

Ulster County New York

Vessels Hard pressed by Atlantic Weather Delays Reach Mystic

The Arctic after twenty two days at sea from Turks Island reaches Mystic wharf with salt cargo amid heavy seas. Other sailing ships including Mobel, Annie Lewis, Thomas A Goddard, Addie Morrell, John Paul, Lucy W Snow face long, stormy passages from Rosario, Buenos Aires and Accra. Quarantine and vaccination measures accompany arrivals as large steamers and coal trades shift toward lake-built vessels.

Arctic Turks Island Mystic Wharf Searsport Barkentine Mobel Barkentine Meyers Buenos Ayres Rosario Annie Lewis Thomas A. Goddard Addie Morrell John Paul Accra W. CC. A Lucy W. Snow St. Michaels Cunarder Ivernia Quinn Bros New England South Boston Dar Alamo Comal Orion Boston Towboat Company Paraguay Alumeion Big Styvles Coal Company

Shipping News Miniatures Almanac Row

Shipping notices list vessels arriving and departing with passengers and cargo across many ports including Glasgow Baltimore Philadelphia Yarmouth Portland and New York. The long inventory names ships tugs barges and consignments linked to United Fruit Company and various owners with dates and routes.

Sheamers Altonia Potter I.e. Pool Queenstown Moise Stetrate Passenge Alexander Martin Pomeranian Mairful Glasgow Miio H A. Allan Qeeana Purner Wildcroft Cassio Progreso Old Dominion Durkee New York Farragut Andersen Fort Antonio Jamaica United Fruit Company Yremont Oliver Portland City of Gloucester Ober Gloucester Shooters C. Haskell Pressey Savannah Vineyard Haven William Jones McLean Elizabethport Mary E. Luckenpach Betts Newport News Solitaire Walter A. Luckenbach Daly Norfolk Coal King Luzerne Isley Perth Amboy Boston N. P. Doane Sears Newport R. L Bayonne N. J Waltham, Bartlett Philadelphia Malvern Winthrop George M. Winslow Nutts Weehawken Scranton Edith Joshua Lovett Baker James Woolley Hoboken Honey Brook Mahoney Port Johnson Salem Concord Hewitt Tarpaulia Cove Fred E. Richards Oirien

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