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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 29, 1896

Page

2

Missing Wife of Codman & Hall Traveler Sparks Town Rumor

Residents at the Bonnie on Pinckney Street discuss the sudden disappearance of Mrs. Carolyn Ballantyne Bangs. The 160 pound former type setter reportedly left with $450 of her elderly husband’s money. Neighbors note the couple’s discord and the husband’s quiet lifestyle as a Codman & Hall commercial traveler and Grand Opem usher.

Carolyn Ballantyne Bangs C. L. Stay Bonnie Pinckney Street Bangs Stay Codman & Hall Charles Hickson

Quadrilateral Varsity Race Selection Delayed

The four cornered intervarsity boat race selection committee met at the University Athletic Club. Members were Guy Richards Columbia chairman R C Watson Harvard T Reith University of Pennsylvania and Professor White Cornell. After a protracted debate no course decision was made until visits to all courses.

New York University Athletic Club Guy Richards Columbia R. C. Watson Harvard T. Reith University of Pennsylvania White Cornell

Currency Rhapsody at Boston Club Delivers Gold and Silver Debate

Prominent figures including Comptroller Eckels and Harvard economist Taussig debate monetary policy at Young's Hotel before about 150 guests of the Massachusetts Reform Club. They discuss silver and gold standards, inflation critics, and proposed remedies to stabilize currency and credit.

United States Cinderella Young’s Massachusetts Reform Club Goki Cinderella Silver Prince Gold George 8S Hale James H. Eckels Horatio G. Curtis Old Boston National Bank F. W. Taussig Harvard Republican Party Joseph H. O'Neil Winslow Warren S. N. Aldrich Franklin Haven N. P. Hallowell George Ripley John Carr E. B. Haskell Thomas Beal John B. Hudson Moorfield Storey Moses Williams Charles Warren Edward Atkinson Charles R. Codman Darwin E. Ware J. G. Thorp Marcus Morton A. B. Hart Dana Estes

Sarsaparilla ad and political arbitration resolutions

An 19th century ad touts Hood Sarsaparilla $1 with claims of blood purification. The article then reports Mr O Neil praising silver opponents in Congress and recounting elections. The club adopted resolutions backing international arbitration and authorized a presidential delegation to push for its adoption in Congress.

Hood

Pine Tree Club Banquet Delights Boston Guests

Fully one hundred attendees gathered at the Hotel Brunswick hall for the Pine Tree Club of Boston banquet. Hunter Cummings presided as first vice president while Miss Carolyn S. Foye performed Bobby Shaftoe and Miss Harriet A. Shaw offered harp solos and songs.

Hotel Brunswick Pine Tree Club Boston Hunter Cummings Carolyn S. Foye Bobby Shaftoe Homer Greene Harriet A. Shaw Ruth C. Long Angus McDonald J. L. Rachel Sarah Orne Jewett Jefferson Briely Miss Fanny Tobin Mr. Weeksharp Miss Shaw Shafter Haword

Boston Young Men’s Congressional Club Plans March Banquet

The Boston Young Men’s Congressional Club, mainly BU students, met at 31 Harwich Street to arrange their annual dinner. The committee announced March 28 as the banquet night and noted many prominent guests have accepted invitations.

Boston Young Men's Congressional Club Boston University Harwich Street

Robbed and Kicked Man Deceived Into Stable

Daniel McFerson of Billerica was lured into a Pitts street stable by two young men who kicked him out after learning he had no money. Joseph Thompson, a colored man, was arrested last night as one of the assailants.

Daniel McFerson Billerica Pitts Street Joseph Thompson

Fire at Bellier's cafe on Bedford Street

Morning blaze at Bellier's cafe 78 and 82 Bedford Street reported at 1 45 o clock. Alarm from Box 82. Damage estimated at 200 dollars. Fire began in a cupboard and cause unknown.

Bellier’s Bedford Street

Boston Cuban Club Hails Senate Recognition of Cuban Patriots

The Boston Cuban Club celebrated the U S Senate vote recognizing Cuban patriots. President Fuentes said the move would prompt immediate steps to deploy six cruisers and 100000 soldiers, with a steamship in New York already paid for and to be commanded by U S naval officers. Volunteers nationwide, including New York and Boston militia members, are ready to fight against Spain.

United States Senate Boston Post Fuentes Cuba New York United States Spain Ninth Regiment

Bank Funds Gone From East Brookfield Bank

Hiram P. Gerald longtime treasurer and prominent East Brookfield resident was arrested in Baltimore on a larceny charge for $600 with embezzlement alleged at $30,000. Detective Todd Hall led the arrest as Deputy Tarbell took him to Massachusetts. Gerald offered no statement and is said to have risked funds in stock speculation.

Horace G. Curtis Old Boston National Bank Treasury Curtis the Treasury Fiscal Department Greenback Redemption Department Congress George Ripley Hide & Leather Bank Baltimore Hiram P. Gerald East Brookfield Savings Bank Todd Hall W. E. Tarbell Gerald Massachusetts Tarbell

Salvation Army Sends Cheer To Eva Booth In America

London province officers send greetings to Commissioner Eva Booth amid her health strain and Ballington Booth's control of army funds. The first officers council since Ballington Booth’s resignation convened behind closed doors with plans to transfer trust assets.

New York London Salvation Army Eva C. Booth America Edward Higgins Harriet Lawrence Eva Booth Ballington Booth Booth

Cuban Patriots Plan U S Bought Arms for Cuba War

In remarks attributed to a Cuban club leader and allies, American supporters discuss arming Cuban patriots as a proclamation of recognition nears. They anticipate bonds sales financed by US friends and widespread South American backing to defeat Spain. About 20 000 Cubans in the US may join the struggle.

Der Cuba United States Spain J. Monzon Arthur Oliver

Aldrich Declared Winner in Alabama District Contest

Washington reports House elections committee No 1 voted along party lines to decide the Aldrich Robbins contest from Alabama 4th district in favor of Aldrich Republican and Populist. Republican members will file reports. other members provide a differing viewpoint.

Washington House Committee On Elections Aldrich Robbins Alabama Messrs Daniels New York Cook Illinois Rouse Indiana Leonard Pennsylvania Moody Massachusetts

Death in a chair at Marshall House

J. H. Martin, a Monday temporary guest at the Marshall House on Marshall street, suffered convulsions while seated in an office chair last night and died. His body was taken to the North Grove street morgue. no further identification or details are known about him at the hotel.

J. H. Martin Marshall House Marshall Street North Grove Street

Contractor nearly dies after swallowing horse medicine

Waltham February 28 Patrick Maloy a Beacon street contractor swallowed horse medicine by mistake and narrowly escaped death. A physician labored two hours to save him and he was finally out of danger.

Waltham Patrick Maloy Beacon Street

American Wringer Company Advertises in Boston Area

The American Wringer Company lists locations at 13 and 15 Broadway extension and 29 and 31 Corn Hill Boston offering all kinds of wringers and Bissell carpet sweepers. Repairs are called for and delivered without extra charge. Write or telephone Tremont 76.

American Wringer Company Broadway Extension Cornhill Boston

Langner pardon request sent by Brockton DA

Harris of Brockton forwards papers to the Governor requesting a pardon for August Langner in Dedham murder case. He opposes freeing Langner and says the trial was fair with an excellent jury.

Harris Brockton August Langner Miss Emerson Dedham Langner William Cheney Maurice Roxbury Newburyport Salisbury Point George Washington Edward Wadleigh

Priceless Violins and a Genoa Conservatory Niche

A pieces on Sarasate owning two Strads and Paganini’s 1743 Guarnerius. Genoa safeguards the instrument in a sealed glass case, played monthly, with officials present. Sivori, Paganini pupil, now rests beside the famed violin in a municipal display for a small fee.

Sarasate Pagnini Genoa Paganini Leghorn Sivori Guarnerius

Strawberry Raising Topic At Ploughman Meeting

The next Ploughman Farmers' meeting will convene this morning at 10 in Room 656 John Hancock building 178 Devonshire street. George F. Beede of Fremont N HoH will deliver an essay titled Strawberry Raising. A concert at Roxbury Presbyterian Church Tuesday evening features Henrich Schuecker Jacques Hoffmann and vocalists Miss Harriet S Whittier Miss Edna Sutherwnd from Emerson College. Gypsy Smith lectures at People's Temple then to Metropolitan Church Washington DC. A Hebrew Free School benefit concert is at the Columbia Theatre tomorrow night. Dr B F Longstreet will lecture on the Land Question at Arcade Hall 7 Park Square tomorrow at 8.

Ploughman Farmers’ Meeting John Hancock Building Devonshire Street George F. Beede Fremont N. Hoh Roxbury Presbyterian Church Henrich Schuecker Jacques Hoffmann Symphony Orchestra Harriet S. Whittier Edna Sutherwnd Emerson College of Oratory Gypsy” Smith People’s Temple Metropolitan Church Washington, D. C Hebrew Free School of Boston Columbia Theatre B. F. Longstreet Delaware Arcade Hall Park Square

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