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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1899

Page

6

Boston Theatres Scene Brightens With January Lineup

The Boston stage gears for a busy week with Julia Arthur preparing for Hollis openings on Jan. 23 and Miss Arthur arriving soon. Cast changes include Mr. Geary stepping in for illness, while Will West joins By the Sad Sea Waves at the Boston. The New England opera company and several shows like La Perichole, Pinafore, and Tess receive strong notices as local theatres announce a diverse slate across Grand Opera House, Tremont, and Castle Square Theatre.

Julia Arthur Hollis Miss Arthur Boston Mr. Geary Castle Square Theatre William Humphreys Dazzler New York Broadway Hope Booth Columbia Henry Lee Grand Opera House New England Opera Company New England Frank Deshon Joseph Porter Ida Mulle Josephine J. Aldrich Libby Captain Corcoran Mr. P Deshon Miss Mulle Marion Chester Piquillo Little Buttercup Bowdoin Square N. S. Wood Johnson Castle Square H. Grattan Donnelly Russia Messrs. Davis Keogh Smith Columbia Theatre Joe Natus Annie Lloyd Harvey Sisters Bobby Mack Dolan Lenard Fred Wenzel Williams Tucker Max Freeman Park Theatre Madee Tessing Laura Burt Drew Christopher Deering Catherin Keith’s Harry Walmers, Jr Norah Grand Theatre Messrs Thomas and Watson Agnicio Edgar Smith Louis de Lange Miss Ox Grand Opera Deyman Thompson Old Homestead

Dean's Ointment Advertisement Cures Itching Piles

A vintage advertisement proclaims immediate relief from itching piles with Dean's Ointment. Describes the product as a universal cure available at any drug store for 50 cents, promising relief day and night.

Dean

Boston Legislature Debates New Bills and Reforms

The Senate and House sessions introduced a flurry of measures. Petitions seek vestibules on electric cars with daily penalties for neglect. Bills propose uniform wages for sub contractors with state contracts and a reorganization of Boston city government. Other items cover bridge reconstruction, street railway track relocation, estate and guardianship rules, nurseryman inspections, and a life preserver manufacture ban with fines.

Senate House Richard Cullinane Freeman O. Imerson Committee On Cullinane Lawrence Whall Boston Feiker Northampton John E. Bates B. E. Cook, Jr H. M. McCloud Connecticut River Hadley Boston Navy Yard Sargent Essex

Sunday Services at Many Boston Churches Draw Large Crowds

The column lists diverse Sunday services across churches and temples including People’s Temple, First Baptist, Tremont Temples, Old South Church, Berkeley Temple, Roxbury Presbyterian, Tremont Street MF Church, Christadelphians, and others. It notes evening crowds, sermons, recitals, meetings, and special lectures, with emphasis on inviting unconverted, temperance rallies, and spiritual events for all denominations.

People’s Temple Columbus Avenue Berkeley Street James Boyd Brady Hunter and Crossley Moody and Sankey Canada First Baptist Church Commonwealth Avenue Nathan B&. Wood D. D George C. Lortimer Christadelphians Arcade Hall Park Squire John Slater California Red Men's Hall Tremont Street Free Illustrated Wesleyan Hall Bromfield Street Boston O. O. Farnsworth MILLS Parker Memorial Mayor Jones Toledo Mr. Mills Hollis Street Theatre Berkeley Hall Society C. Phelan Portland

Nine Years in Boston Revered Pastor Marks Anniversary

Rev. A. 8. Gumbart reaches nine years as pastor of Dudley Street Baptist Church in Boston. He delivers his ninth anniversary sermon and in a church letter reviews his decade of service and outlines future prospects. The note praises steady work and long tenure among the congregation.

A. 8. Gumbart Dudley Street Baptist Church Mr. Gumbart Dudley Street A. S. Gumbart

Death of Julius A Palmer Former Honolulu adviser dies at Wellfleet

Captain Julius A Palmer formerly counsellor to Queen Liliuokalani in Honolulu died at Wellfleet on Wednesday. He was son of Deacon J A Palmer of the Davis Palmer Co jewelers on Washington Street. Palmer joined the Queen in Boston as her private vetter during her visit to the United States and later engaged in business as a general merchant in Honolulu. He was a member of the Boston Marine Society Atheneum Horticultural Society Appalachian Mountain Club and the New York American Shipmasters Association.

Julius A. Palmer Honolulu Wellfleet Captain Palmer J. A. Palmer Davis, Palmer & Co Washington Streets Hawaii Palmer Boston Boston Arine Society Boston Atheneum Massachusetts Horticultural Society The Appalachian Mountain Club New York American Shipmasters’ Association

Falcons to Forefront in Boston Poultry Exhibit

The Boston Poultry Association adds a superb pair of falcons to its Me chanics' building exhibit opening next Tuesday. Imported by Mr. George N. Phelps, the birds aim to revive falconry in the country as trained quarry seekers. Falcons are bred at Windsor under royal oversight though the sport wanes in royal circles.

Boston Poultry Association Mechanics’ Building George N. Phelps England Windsor Victoria Queen Elizabeth Mr. Phelps

Dr Agnew Cure for the Heart Promises Quick Relief

Mrs Wm Burton of Dartmore Ont credits Dr Agnew Cure for the Heart with a swift recovery after long standing heart trouble. The ad claims relief within 380 minutes and cites Herbert Agnew products sold by Woodward & Co 52 Bromfield St Hunt & Co 707 Washington St and W D Wheeler 21 Massachusetts Ave as distributors.

Wm. Burton Dartmore Ont Bromfield St Hunt & CO Washington St W. D. Wheeler Massachusetts Ave

Dorchester Mutual Insurance Annual Members Meeting Notice

Mel' Ngs Dorchester Mutual Insurance Company announces its annual meeting at the home office Neponset Los ton on Tuesday January 17 at 3 30 p m for the election of four directors for three years and other business. Directors meeting at 3 00 p m the same day per order W D C Curtis Secy

Dorchester Mutual Neponset Loston W. D. C. Curtis, Sec’y

Dead Man's Crossing: Newburyport Express Hits Stalled Car

In Everett a stalled West Everett and Roxbury line electric car was struck by the Newburyport express as passengers escaped. Conductor Brady and motor man Walker guided riders clear, the engineer died, and a fire engine was wrecked. The crossing at Dead Man's Crossing is a hazardous hub of tracks, with trains approaching near thirty miles per hour. An investigation will determine why the electric car halted on the busy B&M junction.

Everett Newburyport Express Boardman L. Dennett Boston Electric Post Boston & Maine Brady Parrott Laffin Division 6 West Everett Roxbury Walker Saugus Boston & Maine Railroad Boston Elevated Railroad Company Broadway Main Street

Abolition Fight Fails to End City Grade Crossing Dangers

The text recalls Engineer Dennett’s death on December 1 1897 when crossing gates failed to stop his horses as a train approached. It notes long standing public concern over the grade crossing and repeated close calls, with no practical action achieved by city leaders despite near constant agitation.

Dennett

Attacked Colleges Moral Education Meeting in Boston

The Massachusetts Moral Education Association met in Legion of Honor Hall with Rev. Mary Traffam Whitney presiding. Speakers included Harvard's Alpheus Hyatt on moral effects of natural history teaching and Sedgwick of MIT on moral training in college life.

Massachusetts Moral Education Association Legion of Honor Hall Mary Traffam Whitney Alpheus Hyatt Harvard Sedgwick Institute of Technology University of Virginia Williams George H. Burton Frederick Curtis Curtis School For Boys Brookfield Conn

Plea for lighted waiting room at South Ferry

A regular reader asks Superintendent Wells to keep the electric light in the Boston side waiting room on until there is enough light for patrons to enter safely. The letter notes the light has been off from 0:86 a m to 7 a m, hindering visibility and prompting concern that ferry service favors patrons over public safety.

Wells Post South Ferry Boston

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