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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1903

Page

2

Dinner And Gift For Ex Alderman Norris In South Boston

Ex Alderman Michael W Norris of South Boston was honored at the Revere House with a briquet and a $1000 gift watch after 11 years on the City Council. Alderman Slattery led the presentation with praise for Norris as civic, upright and steadfast, while numerous political leaders attended and lauded his service.

Eix Michael W. Norris South Boston Revere House Charles H. Slattery Norris Edwin V. Crocker F. H. Briggs Robert A. Jordan Leary Senate South Boston Slattery M. J. Jordan Board of Aldermen Doyle John H. Lee Brighton Atlantic W. T. A. Fitzgerald Frank Chisholm Edward C. Fitzgerald P. J. O'Toole George H. Phillips Robert Cox George A. Crocker William B. Heath Edward J. Donovan Isaac Rosnosky Daniel P. Sullivan Timothy B. McCarthy Daniel J. Sheehan Joseph Butler J. J. Arrol Fercy O’connell James Glancy Charles Sulloway J. R. McHugh John Howlett William H. Woods J. J. McNamara Hugh W. Bresnahan W. J. Higgins John J. Browne Benjamin W. O'Neil Patsy Sheppard M. J. Mitchell Wiliam Doegue, Jr

Fels Naptha Soap Claims Superior Cleaning Reach

The ad asserts Fels Naptha soap washes clothes dishes floors furniture carpets oil-cloth and every other cleaning task faster easier and better than any rival soap. It markets versatility across home cleaning uses and implies broader efficacy than competing brands.

Boston Aldermen Meet Through Patchwork of Personalities

Norman attends a session of the Board of Aldermen as chairman Doyle and veteran Lomasney steer the body. Newcomers Nolan and Frothingham arrive with ambition, while Farwell and Bromberg push policy from Dorchester and West Roxbury. The optimistic tone hints at reforms, seats, and streetcar fights shaping city governance.

Board of Aldermen Boston Doyle James H. Doyle Martin M. Lomasney Alderman Bowen Quigley Charlestown Slattery South Boston Farwell Dorchester Nolan Frothingham South End West Boston Back Bay Bresnahan Flanagan and Bromberg Honorable Sousa Lomasney Patrick Bowen Bowen Edward L. Quigley Statistics Treasury Fred E. Bolton Tim McCarthy Bromberg West Roxbury Common Council Noddle Island Ninth Flanagan Beacon Hill Norman

Postum Cereal Replaces Coffee for Dundee Wife

A Dundee New York wife reports her husband cured of coffee related dyspepsia after switching to Postum Food Coffee. She praises its stomach friendly effects, says children thrive on it, and notes many avoid it due to not boiling long enough. Postum Co. of Battle Creek endorses a ten day trial.

Dundee N. Y Postum Postum Co Battle Creek Mich

Crisis at Berkeley Temple Ends with Pastor Knight Resignation

An evening meeting officially accepted Reverend William A. Knight resignation from Berkeley Temple. After Knight read his letter, a verbal vote dismissed him with no further commitment. A two week adjournment was proposed to consult Old South Church about the crisis, provoking debate on independence and external financial aid.

William A. Knight Berkeley Temple Old South Church Benjamin F. Moore Marks Kelsey Stevens Congregational Union

Birthday Party Ends in Suicide by James Klein

James Klein a 30 year old store clerk at Summer street died by poison after a birthday gathering at his Cortes street room. The landlady found him next morning with two letters to his landlady and a coworker. He leaves all his property to the coworker and mentions his Hungarian mother in one note. He cites weariness and repeated losses in life.

James Klein Cortes Street Klein Hungary

Y. M. C. A. Officers Elected in Boston Meeting

The Boston Young Men's Christian Association annual board meeting elected officers. President Arthur B. Johnson, vice-president Jacob P. Bates, treasurer Francis B. Sears, recording secretary Josiah H. Quincy, and general secretary George W. Mehaffey were chosen.

Hood's Sarsaparilla Drives Out Humors Says Testimonies

Humors are described as Lords of Misrule causing pimples boils itching and debility. The ad claims health strength peace and pleasure depend on expelling them and asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla permanently drives them out and strengthens the system based on thousands of testimonials.

Hood

Teamsters and bosses reach no strike deal this year

Local 25 and Union 26 executives meet to renew last year’s agreement with minor changes. The pact keeps Bunker Hill Pay as a holiday on June 17, while other concessions are limited. Participants include Local 25 President William Hartnett and Secretary-Treasurer Frank X. Brown, and Master Teamsters Association President D. Holmes and Secretary Luke Hillard.

Master Teamsters’ Association Union 26 Bunker HillePay William Hartnett Local 25 Frank X. Brown

Shots Stop Alleged Thief Surrenders After Pursuit

Patrolman Michael Hurley of Division 9 heard breaking glass on Dudley street early this morning and saw a man fleeing the store of A. B. Pickard. He fired two shots, the suspect surrendered, and at the station a knife and a revolver were found on him. He identifies as Frank Leonard, 21, of New York.

Michael Hurley Division 9 Dudley Street A. 8 Pickard Frank Leonard New York

Synagogue Adath Jeshurun Faces Reorganization in Roxbury

The Roxbury synagogue lacks a rabbi after Simon Reinstein resigned amid congregational strife. Adolph Rosenthal says a meeting will decide a new rabbi and a day school for the race. Reinstein cites discontent and interference as reasons for his departure over unpaid six months of salary due to funds.

Adath Jeshurun Blue Hill Lawrence Avenues Roxbury Simon Reinstein Adolph Rosenthal Court Street Rabbi Reinstein Rosenthal

Eastern Star installation gathers large Ruth Chapter turnout

The Ruth Chapter Order of the Eastern Star installed its newly elected officers last evening before a large crowd. Decorations were elaborate and the committee spared no effort to create a pleasing effect. The installing officer was Mrs. Mattle L. Partridge, assisted by a Past officer.

Eastern Star Ruth Order of the Eastern Star Mattle L. Partridge

Installation Officers Named for Grand Chapter Event

Grand Marshal Annie F Blodgett and Past Grand Chaplain Mary E Fitch led a ceremony installing officers including Worthy Matron Harriet A Cox and Worthy Patron Fred A Fitch. Others: Carrie A Hall secretary Emma A Littlefield treasurer Mary A L Wild conductress Susan M Ford assistant conductress Elsie M Macdonald chaplain Olive E Magoon past matron Annie F Emerson Ada Lillian Linscott uth Josephine F Stevens Esther Annie F Smith Martha Laura C Bogie Electa Mary A Hebblethwaite warden Mary N Spencer sentinel Hellenus EK Farrington pianist Alice Johnson.

Annie F. Blodgett Mary E. Fitch Vincent Farnsworth Harriet A. Cox Fred A. Fitch Carrie A. Hall Emma A. Littlefield Mary A. L. Wild Susan M. Ford Elsie M. Macdonald Olive E. Magoon Annie F. Emerson Ada Lillian Linscott Uth Josephine F. Stevens Esther Annie F. Smith Martha Laura C. Bogie Electa Mary A. Hebblethwaite Warden Mary N. Spencer Sentinel Hellenus’ EK. Farrington Alice Johnson

Borden’s Milk Touts Cow’s Milk as Best Infant Substitute

The advertisement asserts that when human milk fails, the mother should turn to cow’s milk as the best substitute. Eagle Brand Condensed Milk is presented as cow’s milk scientifically adapted for infants, claiming a forty-five year tenure as a trusted product.

Borden’s. Eagle Brand Condensed

Reunion of German Holy Trinity Parish School Alumni in Casino Hall

The German Holy Trinity Parish School graduates reunion drew over 1000 attendees to Casino Hall Shawmut avenue last night for a concert reception and dance. Notables included President John Rick and wife Henry Walters Matilda Walters and Rev Fathers Bates and Knappe. Proceeds support the Holy Trinity Church fund.

Holy Trinity Casino Hall Shawmut Avenue John Rick Henry Walters Matilda Walters Joseph L. Ecker Joseph E. Eeker Charles A. Rick Mamie Haskhan Henry Grenter Casino Club Mary Grenter Allen Reiser M. J. Malone Father Bates Leo Knappe St. Stephen's Regina Ambrosia and Allouise Notre Dame Father Golding Father Hassenius Newark Mary Dierkes Boston School Board Holy Trinity Association Frank T. Korman Joseph A. Ochs John A.herr Joseph ‘Schneiderhan Henry J. Berghaus Alois V. Blahke Haberstroh Joseph P. Katz Charles A. Langsuth Frank Margart Bernard ¥. Miethe Joseph Pfeiffer John F. Rapp Henry & .Walter Louis and Wedel Hussenius Needham Phelix Griener Holy Trinity Church Fund

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