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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1901

Page

10

Claims to Fame of Englands Dukes in Divorce Scandal

London reports a divorce case involving the Duke of Westminster that highlights alleged flaws in royal circles. The piece details three dukes Marlborough Manchester and Westminster, noting marriages fortunes debts and famous love affairs with American connections and European flirts.

Manchester Westminster Marlborough London Duke of Westminster England Duke of Marlborough Consuelo Vanderbilt Duke of Manchester Zimmerman Cincinnati Cleo de Merode Paris His Highness of Cornwallis West Randolph Churchill Shelagh West Atherton Edward Helena Zimmerman William Angus Drogo Montagu Hion and Cambridge Pauline Astor May Goelet Ethel Barrymore Gertrude Elliott Shelagh West Duke Marquis of Westminster Earl Grosvenor Viscount Belgrave Baron Grosvenor Eaton Eton Cheshire Berkshire Flint Scotland

Hart on Dewey Renomination Fight Shocks Boston

Mayor Hart says he will not seek a renomination amid Dewey's Republican mayoralty bid. The Post report reveals Dewey's challenge to Hart, Wheeler resignation rumors are dismissed, and strategy board influence with Ex-Mayor Curtis shaping the outcome.

Henry G5. Dewey Dewey Hart Wheeler Jesse M. Gove City Committee Strategy Board Gove Curtis Boston Judge Dewey Mr. Wart

Musical Tea Honored South End School Pupils

Over 150 current and former pupils along with many parents attended a musical tea hosted in the rooms of the South End Industrial School, showcasing student performances and community support.

South End Industrial School

Community School Receives Daytime Visitors

Yesterday afternoon from 8 to 6 o'clock the Roxbury school at 45 Bartlett Street welcomed visitors attended by Miss Louise Howe and assisted by twenty teachers including Misses Dodd Davy Rogers and Fowle poured.

Bartlett Street Roxbury Louise Howe Dodd Davy Rogers Fowle

Trust era sale offers wide range of men's and boys wear

A large trust announces a Saturday sale on men and boys clothing and accessories. Woven into the ad are prices for suits, hats, shirts, ties, stockings, sweaters, pants, overcoats and coats with marked discounts. Limited quantities appear in multiple departments including shoes and waists.

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Jury Deadlocks in Kennedy Murder Trial Second Time

In New York on February 22 the jury in the second trial of Dr. Samuel J. Kennedy failed to reach a verdict on the murder charge in Dolly Reynolds case. The defendant awaits a third trial at the Court of General Sessions while his wife Mrs. Kennedy keeps faith in acquittal and prepares for possible bail.

2Marian Kennedy Samuel J. Kennedy New York Dolly Reynolds Justice Fursman Justice Fursmaan James Klaber Jopes Fursman John F. McIntyre Goodby

Blind students stage Wonderland and Dido in Perkins show

Perkins Institution pupils in separate girl and boy groups performed two plays, Alice in Wonderland and Dido. Beatrice Ingham led as Alice, with May Cooper as the Cheshire Cat, Ellen A. Gavin as Queen of Hearts, and others delivering witty, confident roles. The boys offered Dido with Herbert A Strout as Queen Dido and Charles H. Amsden as Aeneas, supported by ensemble pieces and music.

Perkins Institution Tommy Stringer Alice the March Hare the Doormouse the Hatter Beatrice Ingham Alicea May Cooper May Ellen A. Gavin Queen of Hearts Agnes E. Norton Martha Griffin Ednard Goullard Gertrude Elwell Dormanse Edith M. Elmer May McClintock Josie Lewis Marion A. Miller Mabel Myers Mary I. Browne Dido Alneta Herbert Strout Aeneas Charles H. Amsden Owen Wren Achates Grant C. Baker Queen William T. Clenor Topas Dr. Holmes Washington Boys

Miss Maud Gonne Arrives in Boston for Lecture

Miss Maud Gonne known as Erin s Joan of Arc arrived in Boston and will lecture tomorrow night at Hollis Street Theatre under the Irish societies of Boston. She spoke with a Post reporter after arriving at Hotel Essex about the dawn of Ireland s emancipation.

Maud Gonne Erin’s Joan of Arc Boston Irish Societies of Boston Hollis Stret Theatre Hotel Essex Post Dawn of Ireland

Miss Maude Gonnp to Speak in Boston for Irish Cause

Miss Maude Gonnp will speak in Boston tomorrow evening to raise funds for the Irish cause. She criticizes England's army as weak and questions the invincibility of royal regiments. She notes Irish and English attitudes toward Finn and Edward, remarking on snobbishness in New York.

Ireland South Africa England Ingland Irelind Edward Finn New York

Washington Birthday Mirrored by Colonel Norton's Return Speech

Seventy years after his first lecture at the Mercantile Library Association on Tremont Street Colonel Alfred Norton of Arlington appears again at the Washington Birthday celebration. The 87 year old former manufacturer spoke with calm force recalling Emerson Sumner and other figures while Rev. Charles E. Davis urged reading fiction including Richard Carvel and Quo Vadis. William Schofield and William Ek Spear also spoke.

Washington Mercantile Library Association Tremont Street Alfred Norton Arlington Emerson Sumner Charles E. Davis M. E. Church Richard Carvel Peter Sterling Marcella William Schofield Malden William Ek. Spear Association

Washington Birth Anniversary Observed at Old Block House

In New York on February 22 the Washington Continental Guards and naval cadets held ceremonial exercises at the Old Block House in Central Park at 10 AM. The Washington National Guard participated in continental uniform with veterans. Dr. W Montague Geer gave a patriotic address as flag was raised and gun salutes fired.

New York Washington Old Block House Central Park Washington Continental Guards Washington National Guard W. Montague Geer St. Paul’s Chapel Block House Naval Cadets Dr. Geer

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