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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1896
Page
6
The Sunday Post reports heavy demand for headings and photographs with the art department kept busy all week. Readers are urged to order in advance to avoid the rush as more than a hundred subjects appear in various styles.
Presented at Art Department second floor front Post building or sent by mail on receipt of Sunday Post heading first page and two cents in stamps. Albums containing the full collection are ready for consultation.
The Sun Day Post will distribute a half million photographs to readers in exchange for a Sunday Post first page heading. Readers can select from over 100 varieties each week under the new plan.
A long list of names appears with varying styles and titles, suggesting a catalog of post cabinets or related memorabilia. The compilation includes Adams Maud, Anderson Mary, Edison Thomas, Modjeska, Napolean Cook, and many others, ending with Pudd nhead And Others and Urqu yelist.
In Auburndale residents discuss Miss L I Guineys letter defending Miss Martin as assistant postmaster while refusing to reinstate Miss Soule. Guiney cites reasons about duties, timing, and office efficiency amid petitions challenging the change.
A new colony of divorces has formed in Yankton led by Mrs. Edith Simmons of New York accompanied by a child and nurse. Joseph B. Parker of Rockwell Street Long Branch accuses his wife of all statutory grounds. Mrs E S Geer of Rutherford New Jersey seeks divorce with a son and daughter, and marriage is expected after. Lea Vandyck the New York opera singer seeks a divorce from Harry Davis of Philadelphia.
A Boston Journal editorial endorsing Reed for the presidential nomination prompts praise from many New England figures. Senators Hoar and Lodge, governors Greenhalge Cleaves Woodbury, ex-governors Brackett Long Claflin and others hail the journal's support as timely and fitting for a Republican candidate.
In a broad critique, church leaders condemn turning churches into theatres while defending wholesome entertainment for church fundraisers. They challenge Mr Hale and the Mikado episode as unfair attacks on church efforts and stress the value of charitable, artistic activities within congregations.
The Rev. Mr. Suter, in Winchester, declined to discuss Mr. Hale beyond his sermon. He stated Hale’s words lack weight and that his article contained misrepresentations and illogical conclusions, which were exposed in the sermon.
In Goldsmiths Hall Roxbury last evening Division 30 Ancient Order of Hibernians installed new officers led by County President W J Cronin with T B Butler and John B O Higgins assisting Thomas White became president John Normile vice president Daniel F O Connor recording secretary Patrick O Leary financial secretary and Thomas J White treasurer Visiting Hibernian chiefs attended Speakers included Reverend F Walker from Letterkenny County Donegal Ireland who received a donation toward building a church in that diocese.
The Philo Celtic Society met at the Irish school rooms on Washington Street. John O Daly led Irish classes and Jeremiah H Sullivan gave a patriotic Irish address. An Irish satire by the late John Clarach McDonnell was sung by O Daly, followed by Faine Geal an Lae and a Coyne Irish love song. Sessions occur Sundays 2 30 to 6 pm.
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