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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1902

Page

5

Hetty Green Refuses Interview on $100,000 Request

The wealthy Mehitabel Howland Green of New York, famous for legal battles, leaves Tremont Building in Boston after a reporter asks for a $100,000 loan. She denies any harm, warns the reporter away, and heads to Parker House room 512. She has spent days in Boston with counsel Whipple and maintains quiet routines, including conversations with Rose Hayes.

Mrs. Green Parker House Tremont Street Green Boston Lawyer Whipple Tremont Building Miss Hayes

Death by Own Action Appears on New US Ten Dollar Note

The first printed US banknote features Meriwether Lewis in the left corner and a central buffalo engraving, marking a death by his own action. Lewis, once private secretary to Jefferson and Missouri Territory governor, killed himself in a period of melancholy at age 30.

United States Washington Meriwether Lewis Lewis Thomas Jefferson Missouri Territory

Hyde Park man frozen to death in a Hyde Park field

Louis Berriere a man from Hyde Park was found frozen to death in a vacant field beside Forest Hills cemetery after seeking sleep there. He left a widow and eight children. Police initially suspected foul play but medical examiners ruled it a voluntary sleep leading to death by freezing.

Hyde Park Forest Hills Louis Berriere Franklin Park Dorchester Park Bermere Arthur C. Burr Hyde Park Avenue Old Cemetery Walk Hill Street Burr Brady Aew Berriere Jamaica Plain Knights Cotton Mills West River Street

Blue Line Tours to Washington D C

Travel offer from Boston departing February March and April by Fall River line. Includes five days in Washington with visits to Philadelphia and New York. Personal conduct, rate 25 dollars covering all expenses and first class hotel board. Address Joseph Taggart N E P A 2 Main Street Boston.

Boston Fall River Washington Philadelphia New York Joseph Taggart Foston

Congo Free State terror labeled disgrace to civilization

Retired Congo Free State official Captain Guy Burrows warns in an interview that conditions in the Congo are a terror darkened by atrocities. He cites cannibal tribes armed by officials, forced labor, and state tied rubber companies as a stain on the white man's work in Africa.

London Guy Burrows Congo Free State Congo Free Free State Burrows Leopold Upper Congo Africa

Butte Mines to Restart at Full Capacity

Butte residents learn that the Boston and Montana smelters at Great Falls will resume about January 15 after a shutdown since October 2. All company mines in Butte are planned to restart to full capacity by that time.

Committees Plan Testimonial for John J. Curran

South Boston groups from the Elan itan Outing Club and Division 66 A F of South Boston stage a testimonial tender to John J. Curran at Bethesda Hall Boston on Wednesday evening January 15. Curran, once a South Boston newspaperman, has been ill at home for weeks. committees organized with James H. Hemsworth as chairman and Martin W. Tuohy as secretary.

Elan Itan A .F South Boston John J. Curan Bethesda Hall Boston Curran Havin South Boston Review James HK Hemsworth Ghauirman Martin WB. Tuohy Joseph C. Gallivan Lawrence J. Calnan Resin J. Kenney Michael C. Hemsworth William A. Gallahue

Doan's Kidney Pills Proven Effective Over Years

Boston resident Albert E. Wood testifies that a cure from Dean's Kidney Pills achieved in 1895 has endured for over five years. He describes relief from back pain that forced him to stay bent and unable to straighten. Pills were sold by Burwell's Pharmacy and Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo is sole U.S. agents. price 50 cents.

Boston Dean Albert E. Wood Devonshire Street Burwell Boylston Street Park Square Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y United States Doan

Funeral of Mrs Smith in New York

Mrs Frank Hill Smith died at her New York home on Monday morning from heart disease. She was the second wife of artist F H Smith formerly of this city and linked with the St Botolph Club. Funeral held Wednesday afternoon. Dr and Mrs Frank A Harris of Beacon Place attended the services in New York.

Frank Hill Smith New York F. H. Smith St. Botolph Club Frank A. Harris Beacon Place

Two Beyer Victims Buried in Tragedy Casualties

In Turner’s Falls on Tuesday two victims of a double murder were laid to rest. Ida Columbe’s funeral at St Ann’s Catholic Church drew relatives and friends, with four women escorting the casket. Louis Martin Bitzer’s funeral occurred at his brother’s home, amid a case investigation by State Officer McKay and Deputy Sheriff Davis as the Bitzer family at Farren Hospital recovers.

Turner's Falls Ida Columbe St. Ann’s Catholic Church Delia Roberts Louise la Chapelle Lena Bilmore Amy Coutouse J. P. Allard St. Ann’s Cemetery Louis Martin Bitzer Martin Ll. Bitzer Louis Bitzer Bitzer Farren Hospital Anna McKay Davis

Vessels Braving Northwest Gale Face Harsh New England Waters

The weather bureau predicts continued northwest winds and colder air as coast vessels cope with heavy seas. Ships like the Laura L Sprague and Lyman M Law report cargoes and towing challenges while several schooners and fishing craft encounter ice, wrecks, and grounding along a busy port path. Seafaring crews secure anchors amid a sparse fish market and high prices for haddock and cod as distant ships ride out the storm with mixed fortunes.

Weather Bureau Laura L. Sprague Satilla Delaware C. W. Morse Stonington Long Island Sound Fenwick’s Island Morse Nathaniel P. Doane Bayonne Ross Joseph W. Ross Joseph Ross William K. Park Philadelphia Lyman M. Law Frank G. Rich Weymouth Boothbay Fisher's Island Portsmouth Jerry's Point Oliver Wendell Holmes Gloucester Newsfoundland Seal Island Yarmouth N. S Lackawanna Hoboken Chatham Red Star Buccaneer Emma D. Endicott New York Portland Mary E. Palmer Wallace Ice King Cape Cod White Islands Senator Inwa Anapa Shanghai Petunia Trapani Gibraltar

Stage Talk honors Bradley with elite laurel pin

Bradley of the Castle Square stick company received a diamond laurel-wreath pin on New Year’s Day from the Theatrical Mechanics Association. She is the only Massachusetts lady honorary member and one of just three in the country. Charles E. Power, manager of Mrs Fiske’s company, died shocking Boston theater circles. J R Pitman, Castle Square Theatre stage director, received a monogram watch charm on Christmas Day from the company ladies. Unitarian Society of Roslindale staged a pleasing program at the Roslindale church featuring the Barden Kendall trio with May Barden, Walter Kendall, and H Evelyn Kendall, plus contributions from Mrs B H Kimball and Mrs S H Swain. Saturday matinee of Little Miss Muffet’s Christmas Party drew a crowd at the Pateau, with Lucille Conville playing the cello between acts. Garrett P. Ser Monet introduced Old Chena all symphony on Saturday afternoon.

Onora Bradley Castle Square Theatrical Mechanics’ Association Miss Bradley Massachusetts Charles E. Power Unitarian Society of Roslindale Barden-Kendall May Barden Walter J. Kendall H. Evelyn Kendall B. H. Kimball S. H. Swain

Boston Theatres Show Heavy House Attendance Across Listings

The piece surveys a busy Boston theatre week with sold out evenings at the big house and a fifth visit for the road show. It notes Terry McGovern vs Danny Dougherty at Grand Opera House and previews Henrietta Crosman at Tremont, Louis Mann at the Museum, Eva Tanguay at Columbia, Billy Crane at Colonial, and other acts including Pousse Cafe at Music Hall and Disrobing at Howard.

Boston Terry McGovern Danny Dougherty Grand Opera House Mr. McGovern Henrietta Crosman Tremont William Humphrey Louis Mann Esh Morrison Grand Theatre Park Theatre Dick Jose Keith Blanche Ring Mechanical Doll Music Hall Charmion Howard Clara Helyet Austin & Stone Nickelodeon William Faversham Hollis Martin Uncle Tom

Fire reports at Keith’s Theatre exaggerated

General Manager Albee states via telegram that the fire near Keith's Union Square Theatre was overstated and no damage occurred to the Fourteenth Street playhouse auditorium. The blaze originated under a small store three cars from the theater and Keith's property remains unharmed.

Keith's Theatre Albee Keith Union Square Theatre New York Fourteenth Street Playhouse Pee Toranaee J. Albee

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