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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1903

Page

9

Italian Immigrants and Boston Society Report

The Boston Society for the Protection of Italian Immigrants released its annual report showing receipts of 1770.61 and expenditures of 1713.18, leaving 57.48 in the treasury. From Feb 16 to Nov 27, 1902, 14,180 immigrants arrived in Boston. The report discusses extortion by padrone systems and bankers, and outlines plans led by Gaetano Conte to inform Italian towns about the difficulties new arrivals face, including language barriers and lack of trades. It notes cooperation with Italian authorities on health and policing for controlled immigration.

Boston Society For the A. hal.Bnce Boston New York America Patria Gaetano Conte Conte

Italian Mutual Aid and Benevolence Concert Opens Evening

The Italian Mutual Aid and Benevolent Corporation held its first concert last evening at Booths Hall Orient tights with about 600 attendees. The grand march was led by Antonio Canevaro with Miss Eva Solari, followed by L Solari and Nellie Svisola, and nearly 50 couples danced. Antonio Canevaro directed the floor with L Solari assisting, and guests included Ottavio Brogi Michele Rocci Michele Solari Luigi Repetto Giovanni Booth Antonio Carbone Giuseppe Devoto Benla mo Piscopo and Giuseppe Volpi.

Ottalvio. Brogi Michele ‘Rocci Michele Solari Luigi Repetto Giovanni Booth Antonio Carbone Giuseppe Devoto Benlamo Piscopo Giuseppe Volpi

Mrs Roosevelt Aids Pueblo Woman in Transportation

Washington February 23 Mrs Roosevelt received a faint letter begging funds to return a poor Pueblo woman who had traveled to Washington to petition a land claim. After confirming the woman's injuries she provided transportation to her home and ensured she could return safely.

Pueblo Washington

Calcium Salts A Remedy For Nervous Diseases

Chicago report notes Dr. Jacques Loeb claims calcium salts may cure nervous and muscular disorders including St Vitus dance paralysis and sleeplessness. The scientist cites experiments on lower forms and hints at potential human applications while publication details are pending. Burglary incidents report thefts of cigars liquor and tobacco from two addresses, with police investigating patrol shortages and no arrests yet.

Chicago Ill Jacques Loeb Department of ‘Physioiany University of Chicago de Fegard Ito Emmons Tremont St Boston Maas

Dewey Wins Prize Money in Supreme Court Decision

The Supreme Court ruled in favor of Admiral Dewey and his fleet officers and men claiming prize money for ships sunk or reclaimed after Manila Bay battles. The cases for Admiral Sampson and the Maria Theresa claim were decided against the plaintiffs.

Washington United States ‘Supreme Court Dewey Manila Bay Samipson Taylor Maria Theresé Smitudko Arts Theresa Manila

Mrs Howe Addresses New England Women's Club on Drama Ethics

Mrs Howe, club president, spoke at Jul ard Howe Hall on Social Ethics of the Drama. Introduced by first vice-president Mrs May Alden Werd, she argued drama is a beneficent force shaping moral memory and called for elevating the stage to portray heroic figures in human life. Rev Dr Shinn of the Actors Church Alliance joined, praising the stage as a major teacher of moral lessons.

New England Women’s Club Howe Hall New Century Howe May Alden Werd Shinn Actors’. Church “Alliance

Grain shipments and port fleet prep amid arrival of fruit liner

The port awaits a busy grain export week with ships like the British Trader and Buffalo carrying tens of thousands of bushels to Europe. Chicago leads corn shipments at 150,000 bushels. Caledonian backs 24,000 bushels wheat and 60,000 corn. Twenty-five vessels docked since Saturday, with 15 more expected before markets open. The season brings fresh fish for Lent. crews report large loads aboard Blanche, Nellie Dixon, Gloriana, and Rob Roy among others. The seven masted Thomas W. Lawson returns from coal, while the five masted Warren line steamer Iowa nears an 18 day stay after quarantine. Promotions ripple through the Cunard fleet as captains rotate, and fruit liner Admiral Dewey arrives with bananas, coconuts, oranges along with passengers G W Broderick and others.

Europe Bristol Buffalo Hull Virginian London Caledonian Manchester Chicago Antwerp Teutonian Rotterdam Antwerpen Copenhagen Blanche Nellie Dixon Gloriana Rob Roy James 8 Liverpool Walker Cunard Greyhound Campania New York Watt Etruria Sergia Campania John Pritchard Ivernia Capyn Stephens Servia I Vernia Thomas Potter Ultonia Carpathia Barr Sylvania Goulden Admiral Dewey Antonid Jam G. W. Broderick

Sailed and ships in harbor report from coastal waters

A late February shipping bulletin lists vessels sailing to Portland Eastport Charleston Brunswick Jacksonville and New York. It notes schooners like Thomas W Lawson Beners News Dara Cressy and Cora F. Cressy, tugs Gypsum King Boxer Burnside and Luckenbach barges and several vessels under tow. Weather includes southwest winds hazy conditions with a tender U S revenue cutter in tow.

St, Croix Portland Eastport John N. B Huron Charleston Brunswick Jacksonville Reigate New York H. F. Dimock Old Dominion Cto Thomas W._ Lawson Beners News Dara C Port Greville Joseph B. Thomas Norfolk Georgetown Gypsum King Windsor N. C O. Co Bayonne Cora F. Cressy Newport News Boxer Philadelphia Bittenbethport Portemouth Port Wiksmat Boaton Boston Erriam Franklin Luckenbach Mat Sam H Walter Luckenbech Peaeer Saath U. S. Revenue

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