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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1904

Page

10

Defeat Likely For Woman Suffrage and Legislature Hearings

This week may settle woman suffrage as a House committee leans against extending the franchise. The election laws panel plans hearings with many speakers for and against, while other committees tackle liquor license revenues and school truancy. A sports meet includes a proposed Boston roster and a Carlisle coach consideration if snow clears. The militia bill seeks to allow under 18s to drill with approved imitation firearms with governor consent. Pedrick replaces Tucker as House door keeper due to Tucker’s illness.

Bates Committee On Boston Aldermen Common Council Foley Phenecosners Bae Shiels Munroe Rhinehart Gaylord Hickey Cen ceVeewenss Mae Ackle Ight Tiurley Senator Lane Representative Buxbaum Franklin Carlisle Peloquin Fall River

Fire rescues in South Boston save children and man

Patrolman Patrick Gallivan of Station 2 forced through dense smoke to reach Richard Wren on the first floor of 68 Silver Street and helped him to safety. Neighbors carried four children from the burning Beaty home on the second floor despite smoke. The Mer rick family upstairs escaped unharmed and the fire caused little damage beyond heavy smoke.

Patrick Gallivan Station 2 Silver Street Boston Richard Wren Wren Martin Beaty Beaty

Paradise Lost Oratorio Polished by Handel and Haydn Society

The Handel and Haydn Society presented Theodore Dubois Paradise Lost at Symphony Hall with Anita Rio Louise Homer George Hamlin Stephen Townsend John Codman L B Merrill and Emile De Garza unable to perform. Townsend covered Satan on short notice delivering a strong Part 2 aria. Critics praised the chorus and overall execution with plans for Elijah on March 6.

Symphony Hall Dubois Handel and Haydn Society Anita Rio Mme Louise Homer George Hamlin Stephen W. Townsend John S. Codman L. B. Merrill Signor Emile de Garza Satan Mr. Townsend Mem‘bers Mollenhaur Townsend Mme.Homer Miss Rio Mr. Hamlin Missrs Cadman Merrill Elijah

Liquor Raid Targets Oliver Place Premises

Officers from Division 4 raided 18 Oliver Place yesterday morning and seized a small quantity of whiskey wine and beer in the operation.

Oliver Place Division 4

Two Alarm Fire Burns South Boston Junk Shop

A two alarm blaze at Israel Kanter’s junk shop at 14 Division Street South Boston prompted rescuers from Station 6 to free ten horses trapped in a hay filled stable. Firefighters contained the flames with limited damage reported.

Israel Kanter Division Street South Boston Station 6

Tammany Club Will Celebrate at Brigham's Hotel

The Ward 16 Democracy represented by the Tammany Club will hold a Wednesday night gathering at Brigham's Hotel to celebrate their activities and progress.

Tammany Club Brigham's Hotel Ward 16 Democracy

Tammany Club Ward 16 Plans Banquet For Democratic Boost

A banquet hosted by the Tammany Club of Ward 16 aims to celebrate local Democratic influence and spur renewed effort. Thomas Prendergast will preside with speeches by James Donovan William T A Fitzgerald W J Hennessy Arthur L Gavin and others. 156 people are expected.

Tammany Club Ward 16 Thomas Prendergast James Donovan William T. A. Fitzgerald W. J. Hennessy Arthur L. Gavin

President Joyce Receives Gold Watch at Hibernians Rite

In Roughan building Charlestown a large AOH gathering witnessed the exemplification of four degrees. Over 50 candidates from Brighton Division 49 were initiated by the Charlestown Division 1 staff. John F. Fitzgerald presented a gold watch to Martin E. Joyce, praising his service as he thanked the members. Joyce named marshal for Charlestown district parade on March 17 for divisions 1 5 20 37 68.

Pres. Joyce Order of Hibernians Roughan Charlestown Brighton Reidy John F. Fitzgerald Martin E. Joyce Joyce Martin B. Joyce

Mother Bravely Rescues Her Children From Fire

Mrs. OConnell carried three children down smoke filled stairs and dragged others from a burning room. She reentered danger to rescue the remaining two as Patrolman Cuneo, in the height of the blaze, saved the final child.

Mrs. O'Connell Cuneo Mrs. O’connell Kathleen

Charlestown mother rescues children from burning building

A Charlestown resident risked her life to save her children from a fire in a burning building early yesterday. Policeman Cuneo helped drive out occupants as flames raged through the structure.

Charlestown Cuneo

Ministers Dinner Turns Parson's Son's Plan Upside Down

A village tale follows Rev Henry Murray and his nephew Dick as Dick schemes to mock a ministerial dinner. Langdon, a clever former waiter and current parson, hides as a cook and waiter to save the occasion. Cecilia Murray sees the humor and skill of her guest, while the family realizes her adaptability.

Cecil Norah Jim Carter Sis Gee Whittaker Mr. Langdon Henry Murray Lis Langdon Robert Langdon Cecilia Murray Miss Murray Mr. Murray Parsons Cecilia Murray

Mystery Waiter Disguised as Clergyman Surprises Village

In a village scene, a waiter named Langdon disguises himself as a clergyman at a gathering. He avoids recognition by Rev. Henry and others, claiming to help someone on the road. Langdon later reveals himself and befriends Cecilia Murray, while Dick jokes about Langdon becoming an uncle.

Cecilia Henry Robert Langdon Horace Barnard Bob Knights of the Round Table Murray Cecil

Mrs. Trommer in Hingham visits sister and children

Mrs. Cora F. Trommer, now Mrs. Josselyn after marrying Asa H. Josselyn, spent the night in Hingham en route to visit her sister in Scituate and to see her children. She claims she remains free of crime and disputes any claim of a legal second marriage.

Linda Josselyn Trammer Josselyn Supreme Court Linda

Great Clearance Sale at Paine Furniture Warerooms

Startling reductions slash prices on furniture draperies and rugs at Paine Furniture Company Canal Street in the three day sale. Antwerp oak sideboard china closet and extending tables drop substantially with many items quarter to half price and more.

Paine Canal Street Paine Furniture Company Friend Canal Mission

Foresters Move Toward Second Degree Feature

A Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters committee on secret work met at the United States Hotel to discuss amending ritual to allow a second degree feature. Members present included James Dignan New Bedford chairman Stephen J OBrien Everett Matthew Cummings Neponset William T Shea West Quincy and others. The committee formulated an amendment and will seek approval from the high court.

Order of Foresters United States Hotel James Dignan New Bedford Stephen J. O’brien Everett Matthew Cummings Neponset William T. Shea West Quincy Springfield James H. Dixon Dorchester Mary A. Carney Brockton High Court

Weymouth First Baptist fifty anniversary observed

Weymouth Feb 7 The celebration of the first Baptist Church history marks its 60th year with a morning historical sermon by Rev F B Creasey. An interdenominational session followed with music by Prof Arthur M Raymond and addresses by Rev F B Croskey Rev L W Atwood Rev T H Vincent and nearby clergy.

Iniquities Follow Reform Declares Dr McElveen

The Rev William T McElveen of Shawmut Congregational Church Brookline Street preached enemies within last evening condemning saloon temptations and political self interest. He cited Minneapolis New York and Boston as cities ruled by Democrats and warned reform gains fade when parties exit office.

William T. McElveen Shawmut Congregational Church Brookline Street Minneapolis New York Boston

Reverend Cecil Harper Delivers Song of Songs Reading

At Pope Memorial Church North Cohasset on February 7 Rev. Cecil Harper preached on A Reading of the Song of Songs to a large fashionable audience. The service featured soloists LaForest Lincoln William H. Pratt Minot P. Garey and C Will Bailey with W Porter Pratt on organ.

North Cohasset Pope Albert A. Pope Cecil Harper LaForest Lincoln William H. Pratt Minot P. Garey C. Will Bailey W. Porter Pratt

East Boston Fights 6 Cent Tunnel Fare Hearing Set

East Boston residents led by Thomas J. Giblin and Rep Healey mobilize against a 6 cent tunnel fare. City officials Mayor Collins and Governor Bates allegedly support the fare, while East Boston Republicans plan a mass meeting ahead of the State House hearing on Monday Feb 15.

East Boston Thomas J. Giblin Giblin Healey Collins Giblin and Healey Bates State House Green East Boston

Mary Cooney Strikes Ledge in Dense Gloucester Fog

The two mast schooner Mary Cooney of Gloucester ran ashore on Salt Island Ledge in thick fog while returning from fishing grounds. Crew members towed her off with a kedge anchor, bringing the damaged vessel to port for repairs. owner Captain Frank Cooney.

Gloucester Mary FE. Cooney Frank Cooney Salt Island Ledge Marine Railway Cooney

Revere Citizens' party forms for selectmen races

Revere politics heat rises as the Citizens' party of Precincts 1 and 2 organizes to back Brainard A. Andrews for selectman at large and Daniel F. Clifford for Precinct 2. William Richardson becomes president, with Michael Flynn as vice president and John Lee as secretary and treasurer. Precincts 3 and 4 to open headquarters this week for a vigorous campaign.

Revere Citizens’ Party Brainard A. Andrews Selectman Daniel F.clifford William Richardson Michael Flynn John Lee

Larchmont Strands in Fog off Narragansett Bay

The Joy line steamer Larchmont ran aground in Narragansett Bay near Warwick light during dense fog. After about 45 minutes she backed off under her own steam with no damage reported and will sail to New York tomorrow evening. The vessel carried 150 passengers and a large cargo. this is her second grounding in the bay, the first occurring January 24 near Prudence Island.

Providence Joy Line Larchmont Wilcox Narragansett Bay Warwick Light New York East Passage Prudence Island

Mr Tillotson on Money Idols Lent Message

Rev Edward Tillotson of St Pauls Episcopal Church criticizes businessmen who idolize money and neglect brotherhood. He says Lent should shift focus from pleasure to life seriousness and spiritual need beyond giving up amusements and foods.

Edward Tillotson St. Paul’s Episcopal Church

Back Bay Democrats Plan Evening Dance At Paine Hall

The Back Bay Democracy linked to the Monroe Club of Wardli will hold a 9 pm dance at Paine Hall Appleton Street with vaudeville acts and a Cripps Orchestra program. Dennie J McGillicuddy leads the grand march, assisted by ex Alderman William F Donovan Leonard Coyne and Joseph J Kenny among others. City Hall State House officials are expected to attend despite Wardli faction dynamics.

Paine Hall Appleton Street Back Bay Monroe Club Wardli City Hall State House Gaston Colelins Donovan Dennie J. McGillicuddy William F. Donovan Leonard Coyne Joseph J. Kenney Cripp

Ladies of the G A R to Convene Tomorrow

The Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic will hold their department convention in Chipman Hall on Tuesday, with the Woman's Relief Corps meeting in People's Temple. Massachusetts has 19 circles, the order has over 25 000 members, and Mrs Christina Clough of Lowell is president of the Massachusetts department.

Grand Army of the Republic Chipman Hall Woman's Relief Corps People’s Temple Massachusetts Grand Army Christina Clough Lowell Department of Massachusetts

Vincentian Fathers Hold Mission at St. Augustine's, Dorchester

The mission at St. Augustine's Church Dorchester Street South Boston is well attended with women’s services yesterday and the men’s mission opening last night. The week long program is directed by Rev Fathers Conroy Mohan Piper and Rosa with daily services each morning and evening except Saturday and closes Sunday afternoon with papal benediction for those who complete the requirements.

Vincentian Fathers St. Augustine’s Church Dorchester Street Boston Father Conroy Father Mohan Father Piper Father Rosa

Also Mentioned on This Page

Judiciary Judiciary Committee State Board of Arbitration Labor Committee Mercantile Affairs Committee Pedrick Tucker Thomas F. Pedrick Lynne House Thomas J. Tucker Captain Tucker Messenger Remington Paradise Lost Theodore Dubois The Chickering Tammany Margaret O Connell Warren Margaret O'Connell the Post Ella M. Edson East Braintree Cater Eee Es Sunday Post Sir Galahad Weymouth First Baptist DR. M’elveen Pope Memorial Church W. C. 8S. Healey Ward 2 Str Larchmont Grounds MR. Tillotson ON Democrats W. F. Donovan Monroe Club of Ward Ll Schachts Dennie J. M’gillicuddy Ward Ul
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