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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1909

Page

5

Dorchester Dentist Weds Roxbury Girl in Worcester

Dr. M. A. Chertok who trained at Harvard Dental School and runs a Boston office, wed Dorothy Abrams of Roxbury at 56 Water Street Worcester. Parental opposition was strong. the couple plans to live in Worcester after February 1.

Worcester M. A. Chertok Dorchester Dorothy Abrams Roxbury Water Street Chertok Harvard Dental School Boston Fayston Street Dr. Cher W. A. Chertok

Boston Ban Speculation Leaves City Waiting for Investment

Ex Mayor John F Fitzgerald urged action at the Madison Club South Boston criticizing local banking and investment practices. He argued Boston banks hold little local industrial collateral and called for bank investigations and tax policy changes to spur manufacturing growth and living conditions.

Boston John Fr. Fitzgerald Madison Club South City Hall

Monsignor O Connell Named Auxiliary Bishop in San Francisco

Monsignor Dennis Well rector of the Catholic University in Washington was appointed auxiliary bishop of San Francisco. The Vatican made the appointment with plans for later elevation to a coadjutor with right of succession. Archbishop Riordan and Archbishop Ireland influenced the decision.

Yome Dennis Well Catholic University Washington San Francisco Riordan Vatican Ireland

Bowdoin College Receives About 300000 Gift

President William DeWitt Hyde announces Bowdoin College has received a holiday gift totaling about 300000 dollars. The donor wishes to remain unknown.

Brunswick William DeWitt Hyde Bowdoin College

Urges Boys to Learn Trade in Boston Speech

Charles H. Morse of the Commission on Industrial Education addressed a large Salem Street audience in Boston urging that boys be trained in skilled trades. He warned that education must include hands on work and cited German industry as a model, noting the high cost of skilled labor and the need for more industrial foremen. He urged 14 year olds to learn trades in schools and argued unskilled workers fear skilled men.

Charles H. Morse Commission On Industrial Education Civic Service House Salem Street Mr. Morse Philadelphia Germany Boston

Beginning Today Annual January Clearing Sales

Beginning today a storewide January clearing sale starts, covering all departments and offering discounts on many items.

Christians of Boston Shaping City’s Moral Life

Boston ministers and associated institutions are praised for guiding social progress through Christian efforts. Lectures, New Year services, and public collections for Italian earthquake relief highlight a broad church response across venues like Shawmut, First Baptist, Tre Mont Temple, and Union Congregational.

Central Congregational Church Newbury Berkeley Streets Ruggles Street Baptist Church O. CG. Earle Maurice A. Levy Newton Boston Baptist Ministers’ Conference Union Congregational Church Allen A. Stockdale

Three youths rob stranger in South Boston assault

Charles Smith of Lincoln New Hampshire was lured by three well dressed youths to an Old Colony roadbed spot between Dorchester avenue and street in South Boston. They beat choked him took a $200 roll and his gold watch and chain before fleeing. He reached Broadway police station with help from bystanders.

Charles Smith Lincoln N. H Old Colony Dorchester Avenue Dorchester Street South Boston Smith Fourth Street North Station Old Colony Road Broadway

Croker Leaves New York for Palm Beach Visit

Richard Croker departed New York for Palm Beach and will stay away three months. He plans to return in time for the Lincolnshire handicap opening England's flat racing season.

New York Richard Croker Palm Beach England

Young Boston Chef Franks Madden Heads Norfolk House Kitchen

Fran cis W Madden the Charlestown born chef leads the Norfolk House culinary department. Born 1876 he trained in Wilkesbarre Scranton and Dushore then returned to Boston rising from second cook to head chef. He shares a Chicken a la Maryland recipe with steps including flour egg cracker meal olive oil bacon corn fritters and cream sauce.

Norfolk House Boston Francis W. Madden Charlestown Pennsylvania Wilkesbarre Scranton Dushore Madden The Post Maryland

Mail service complaints strain Germany to United States

In Berlin on January 3 reports cite widespread complaints about transatlantic mail. No express steamers sailed from a German port to New York in the past two weeks, and the U S mail service has been equally disrupted.

Stein-Bloch Berlin Germany United States New York

Recipes From New England Housewives Shared for Sunday Post

A collection of home recipes from New England Housewives includes a walnut sized butter batter for egg cakes, an olive oil dressing with mustard and chervil vinegar, a lemon yogurt style mousse, a coffee cake with icing, and cranberry raisin tarts. Each entry cites a contributor and address in Maine or Massachusetts.

New England Sunday Post A. MacKenzie Tremont Street Boston Mass

New Third Avenue Cars to Start On Week Ahead

Receiver Frederick W. Whitridge announced 150 new pay as you enter cars would join service next Sunday on the line from the post office to Fort George in New York. Passengers drop a nickel in a rear platform box and receive change from the conductor if needed. Transfers are handed to the conductor.

New York Frederick W. Whitridge Third Avenue Surface Lines Post Office Fort George

Pastisons Ads by Miss Btary Fashion Notes

Glove styles of dogskin and a mannish cut appear among trends. Skirts shorten as empire vogue wanes. White ostrich plumes surge in popularity. Coats, pockets, and sash wearing methods are described along with directoire shoes and indoor dressy footwear. One piece gowns in redingote lines are favored for theatre and afternoon wear. Color accents via floss silk on yokes and cuffs are suggested. Lounging robes in kimono style from silk and wool blankets in various color schemes are highlighted.

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News of Son's Wedding Shocks Wealthy Widow

Mrs Herbert Zest of the St Regis, widow of a Seattle lumberman, learned by letter that her son Herbert I Zest Jr had married Marion Selig, a hotel manicurist, after she had expected congratulations on his marriage. The note reached her in New York from Atlantic City where the wedding occurred.

New York Herbert Jr. Zest St. Regis Seattle Herbert I. Zest, Jr Harvard Law School Herbert Atlantic City Zest Marion Selig

Harvard Basket Ball Prospects Are Rosy

G. W. Grebenstein, captain of the 1907 Dartmouth team and All-American, is secured to coach Harvard. Star players from last season Allen Currie Brown Scrib ner and Paul Brooks are eligible again. Harvard cuts eight game schedule with three away, including Princeton Brown Yale Dartmouth Tufts.

G. W. Grebenstein Dartmouth Harvard Allen Currie Brown Scribner Paul Brooks Princeton Tufts Providence Yale New Haven

Mayor Hibbard to deliver mid term address to council

The mayor plans a mid term address outlining his first year in office but will refrain from claiming specific accomplishments until city auditor figures on receipts and expenditures are released in February. His private secretary said no claims will be made today. The fiscal year ends soon and further explanations are planned.

Hibbard Ashmont James C. White

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dr. Chertok Miss Abrams Tok Pauline Abrams Fitz Gerald Wants Securities George Washington Mgr. O'Connell Bowdoin Charles H Morse Ibe Washington and Essex Sts Suchard Henry Siegel Co Cluett Bates Street Cluett, Peabody Ce W. Marix Yan Greater Boston A. A. Berle Shawmut Congregational Church Lowell Institute Harvard Medical School Public Library Museum of Fine Arts First Baptist Church Commonwealth Avenue Berkeley Street Rossini J. Whitcomb Brugher D. D White Temple Portland Ore Tremont Temple W. Lathrop Meaker Unitarian Church West Somerville Franklin Union Hall Italy Croker U. S Floor J. P. Richardson South Paris W. J. Cogswell Wellington Street Waltham F. H. Parker East Haverhill Street Lawrence M. Ed. Palmer Greenwood Avenue Hyde Park Third Avenue Meltons Kerseys Paragrape Ane Son Corn Products Refining Company Are Rey Ward Franklin St
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