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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1908

Page

5

Bryan Brandes Thieves Form of Larceny as Bryan Sees Them

William Jennings Bryan spoke at the Civic Forum in New York on the sermon Thou Shalt Not Steal. He labeled private monopoly, watered stock, and stock market manipulation as larceny and argued that gambling on Wall Street harms the public more than petty crime. He compared market tricks to lotteries, urged moral restraint, and called for accountability among the rich and privileged.

New York William Jennings Bryan New York Stock Exchange Civic Forum Wall Street Stock Exchange Monte Carlo Fagin Ing

Thaw Family Fights Over Liberty From Matteawan Asylum

Harry Thaw pushes for immediate release from the Matteawan asylum while his mother and his lawyers clash over timing. A. Russell Peabody brings a letter from Mrs Thaw urging patience and trust in Littleton and associates as the case moves toward potential court action. Littleton says no rush to seek release yet, noting Thaw grows calmer and sleeps well.

Matterwan N. Y Harry Thaw Evelyn Thaw A. Russell Peabody New York William Thaw Daniel O’reilly Harry Mr. Peabody Mrs. Thaw Pittsburg Littleton Martin W. Littleton Wall Street State Board of Lunacy Jelliffe Matteawan

Gompers Asked to Settle Newsboy Matter in Boston

President Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor was invited by the Boston Central Labor Union to travel to Boston to arbitrate the dispute over the union newsboy issue. The union had intended arbitration but a misunderstanding shows such arbitration is not acceptable.

Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Boston Central Labor Union Boston Newsboy Central Labor Union Gompers

Heals Sore with X Zalla Says Camnitz in 1908

In a letter dated January 15 1908 H R Camnitz of Hustonville Kentucky replies that the sore he treated two years earlier with X Zalla has permanently healed and that the liquid removed irritation and healed the flesh. He notes no trouble since and adds an advertisement for Brown's Bronchial Troches as a simple non opiate remedy for coughs and sore throats sold in boxes.

H. R. Camnitz Hustonville Kentucky Mr. Camnitz

Four Thousand Dollars Cleared At Jewish Charity Ball

The Mechanic s Hall event raised funds for the Helping Hand and Temporary Home for Destitute Jewish Children. About 1000 couples danced after a concert by Kasanof s Orchestra. supper followed at midnight. Sam uel Dana and wife led the grand march, with many organizers listed.

Mechanics’ Hall Huntington Avenue Helping Hand Temporay Kasanof Samuel Dana George Moses Jacob Robinson Louis Rosenberg M. Whitman Aids Sol. Agoos Henry H. Damon Leon R. Egges J. N. Finkelstein A. C. Golden Joseph Kolsky Harry Quint M. J. Sawyer M. Shaeffer Isidore Siskind Leo Stone Nehemiah H. Whitman Reuben Wyner David Mankovitch Abe E. Pinanski Abe E. Goldberg

Young Women in Minstrel Garb at Franklin Square House

Fifty guests attended a minstrel show in Haynes Hall with young women performers and end men delivering songs and jokes. Soloists included Laura Brown E L Brosnan and Berth Crower, with a chorus of many performers and a later Spring Chicken dances directed by Bethel Daggett.

Franklin Square House Haynes Hall Laura Brown E. L. Brosnan A. M. Webster Berth Crower Margaret Nicholson May Harrington Flora. Brown Susane Richardson My Lady Clo Kentucky Babe Cuma Whitney Ethel Finney Ethel Harrington Flora Brown Nellie Rouse Anna Gearney Eulle Bradstreet Aristelle Tabor Margaret Meant Mary Wellington Irene Snea

Pontifical Mass in Fall River Honors Bishop Stang

In Fall River at the cathedral Bishop Feehan led a pontifical mass honoring his predecessor Bishop William Stang who died a year ago. The event marks the memory of Saint Stang in the local Catholic community.

Fall River Feehan William Stang Concord NW. H United States Aldrich Stephen Leyden Berlin

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