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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1905

Page

7

Cassatt Named New Haven Director From Pennsylvania R R

A J Cassatt president of the Pennsylvania Railroad was elected a director of the New York New Haven & Hartford Railroad. First Vice President Percy R Todd also joined the board. Cassatt plans to acquire a block of New Haven stock before joining the Jan 14 meeting. The move aligns Pennsylvania interests with through freight traffic and coal shipments, boosting coordination between the two systems.

New Haven, Conn A. J. Cassatt Pennsylvania Road New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Charles 8. Mellen Cassatt New Haven Road Percy R. Todd New York, New Haven & Hartford Treasury Pennsylvania New Haven Company Lehigh Navigation Company New Haven Ontario & Western Road Trunk Line Poughkeepsie Bridge Pennsylvania Railroad

Boston Women See No Harm In Dancing

Reading of last Sunday's remarks by Rev. Dr. Dixon sparked a Boston debate on dancing. Prominent women defend dancing as innocent, citing its pleasures, education, and social value for girls and working women, while some stress proper chaperoning and safe venues.

Boston Dixon Samuel Kendricks Physlogical Club Violet Murray Back Bay

Senate Takes Up New States Bill

Washington January 4 Congress reconvenes to consider a bill admitting two states Arizona and New Mexico and Oklahoma and Indiana territory. Beveridge motion to take up passed two thirds. Nelson spoke at length in advocacy of the bill.

Washington Arizona New Mexico Oklahoma Indiana Beveridge Heyburn Bate Nelson

Cottages Undermined by High Tide at Orleans

Chatham January 4 A region reported damage limited to severe summer cottages on the bluff near the Orleans life saving station. The tide rose high washing a wheel and delaying trains for about two hours as the life savers could not patrol at high water.

Chatham Th Orleans

Nantucket Boat Held by Storm Passes Quiet Day at Harbor

Viney Rd Maven reports the Nantucket harbor saw few boats during the storm with no accidents. Wind backed to north-northwest then eased to a fresh breeze by night. no steamers arrived from Nantucket today due to the weather.

Theodore Thomas Dies in Chicago at 78

The world famous orchestra leader Theodore Thomas died of pneumonia at his Chicago home early this morning. He was near the end of a long career and had just reached a notable point in his achievements.

Chicago Theodore Thomas

Death of Theodore Thomas Ends Era for Chicago Orchestra

Theodore Thomas died after a brief illness that began with a grip and progressed to pneumonia. He left behind his wife and two sons Hector W. and Herman Thomas of New York and brother-in-law Charles N. Fay. daughters Mrs. Sturgis and Mrs. Carter were absent. Born Oct 11 1835 in Hiens Hanover he founded the Chicago Orchestra which grew from loss making to self-sustaining with $750 000 raised for a permanent home. Burial plans for St James Episcopal Church Chicago or New York remain uncertain.

Chicago Orchestra Hector W Herman Thomas New York Charles N. Fay D. N. B. Sturgis G. H. Carter Thomas St. James’ Episcopal Church Chicago New York City Mr. Thomas Hiens Kingdom of Hanover United States Theodore Irving Hall Boston Boston Music Hall

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