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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1903

Page

8

Cat Club to Hold Mouse Baiting Trials Next Week

Stamford reports the Connecticut Cat Club amended its constitution and elected Mayor Charles A Leeds an honorary member. Trials planned in an enclosed pen with mice from New York, to take place Tuesday morning amid varied public reaction from Mrs Townsand Howes and club president Mrs Cummings.

Stamford Conn Connecticut Cat Club Charles A. Leeds Frank Abbott New York Townsend Howes Cummings Cat Club A. A. Marks Leeds Haines New York S. P. C. A

Funeral for Assistant Attorney General Frederick E Hurd

The funeral for Frederick E Hurd Assistant Attorney General will be held Sunday at 2 30 PM in Grove Hall Universalist Church located at Washington and Wilder streets Rev George L Perin to officiate proceedings will follow the service

Frederick E. Hurd Grove Hall Universalist Church Washington and Wilder Streets George L. Perin

Paine's Celery Compound Promises Lasting Health

The year just closed is remembered for Paine's Celery Compound as it claims to restore strength and health to many who suffered weak nerves and disease. It cites testimonials from prominent people, medical journals noting its work, and urges readers to try the remedy to share in its alleged life-saving benefits.

Paine

Altonia sails from East Boston with record cargo

At 12 30 this afternoon the Cunard freight and steerage ship Altonia departs East Boston for Queenstown and Liverpool carrying 12 000 to 13 000 tons. The cargo includes 10 000 barrels apples, 72 000 bushels wheat, 277 000 bushels corn, 600 tons provisions, 160 tons flour, 200 tons lumber, 200 tons hay, 2000 bales cotton and four refrigerator cars of dressed beef.

Cunard Combination Altonia Potter East Boston Queenstown Liverpool Thomas W. Lawson Congress Street Bridge Metropolitan Coal Company Newport News Arthur Crowley Gypsum King Blizzard C. W. Morse Lawson Irak Barry Wales Keemun Lake Michigan Cardiff T Wharf Alice V. Guthrie Jennie Agnes Teresa Alice Madeleine Freedom Carrie F. Roberts Haddock Eastern Steamship Company Maine St. Croix Mooanam Long Wharf Galloupe Island John Ford Peter W. French Henry O. Barrett Helena South Amboy Muller Heathford Robinson

Shipping News Miniature Almanac for 17 Sun Rises at 7 11

Page lists maritime notices arrived and cleared vessels at Hampton Roads and ports, with ship names and destinations. Entries include steamers and schooners from Nantucket to Charleston and Portland, along with tugs and barges, plus sailing wind directions and nautical times.

United States Niles Hampton Roads Irak Delargy Barry Wales Nantucket March Baltimore Norfolk Grecian Briggs Philadelph ii Herman Winter Crowell New York Ogoma McLean Hoboken Dingley Dennison Portland Fenobscot Pierce Winterext Cape Ann Godfrey Gloucester Ascot Schwartz Salt Cay T. I London Boston Yarmouth N. C Heathford Newport News Cape Breton Sydney C. B Pathfinder San Juan P. R Navahoe Jacksonville Kershaw Isaac T. Campbell Savannah Jennie Lockwood Apalachicola William C. Tanner James Rothwell Hen O. Barrett Valdare St. John N. B Southern Cross Wolfville N. S Nellie Anna Pendleton Lynn Dudley Pray Percer Alice Dora Gypsum King Newporters Thomas W. Lawson Dolphin, Lynch John H. Buttrick Onward 8. Q. Co N. Y Valley Forge Merriam Paxinos Maple Hill Boxer Philadelphia Newburyport View Monitor Indiango Lancaster Salem Plymouth Charles F. Mayer Portsmouth N. H Storm Eine Scnpense Sarold Cousens Pensacola Townsend's Inlet

Ladies Night Observed by St Johns Lodge Freemasons

St Johns Lodge A F and A M observed Ladies Night last evening in Gothic Hall. The lodge founded July 30 1788 at Grape Tavern on King Street is described as America s oldest. After a reception an entertainment by the Harvard Plerian Sodality and Glee Club followed a banquet and temple tour with dancing. David T Montague directed the floor with Eiverit B Terhune assisting.

St. John’s Lodge A. F A. M Gothic Hall Freemasons America Old Grape Tavern King Street State Street Plerian Sodality and Glee Club Harvard David T. Montague Eiverit B. Terhune

Children’s Fancy Dress Ball at Winthrop Hall Dorchester

The 234th annual children's fancy dress ball by pupils of Mr and Mrs H E Munroe drew a large Dorchester audience. 100 plus children aged 4 to 14 wore costumes from Spanish toreadors to Russian princes and a Japanese girl bought in Japan for the event. The grand march began at 7 pm and the ball ended at 10 pm with Ruth and James Munroe performing a Highland fling.

Winthrop Hall H. E. Munroe Dorchester Porto Rico George Martha Washington Louis the XIV Japan Ruth James Munroe Arthur Gray F. A. Ruggles William J. Parker George Thorley F. E. Hammond E. ¢C. Jones Purdy

Trade notes from Bradstreet and Dun on January activity

Bradstreet reports December export trade better than expected and January showing encouraging signs with increasing spring goods shipments and stronger retail winter trade. Money loosening and improved collections reduce financial tension, while failures run below last year. Dun notes fuel shortages and coal deliveries delaying industry, with cold weather boosting heavy clothing demand and spring orders rising.

New York Bradstreet R. G. Dun & Co

Stage schedule and theater notes in Boston newspapers

Boston theater listings and upcoming engagements include Richard Mansfield in Julius Caesar at the Colonial, Tracy the Outlaw at Grand Opera House, Powers in The Jewel of Asia at Park Theatre, and ongoing runs of The Two Orphans and Lost River at other venues. Casts feature numerous local favorites. next week’s attractions include The Pride of Jennico, Sweet Clover, In Old Kentucky, and Du Barry with Mrs. Leslie Carter. The piece also notes a Symphony Hall talk by Mr. Seton on Indians, and a Sunday concert lineup at Music Hall and the Boston Theatre.

Shubert Bros New York Columbia Theatre Graces Messrs. Shubert Richard Mansfield Colonial Theatre Beaucaire Julius Cesar Boston Mr. Mansfield Brutus Tracy Oregon Grand Opera House James T. Powers Park Theatre Rich, Harris Charles Frohman Asia William Cameron Clifton Crawford George O’donnell Reine Davis Rachael Booth Eloise Morgan Carrie Perkins Music Hall Bessie Barriscale Madge Henrietta’ Crosman Tremont Bobadil Miss Underwood Leslie Carter du Barry Hall Nex Museum Providence William Norris Minnie Ashley Clara Thropp Keith Alfred Kelcey Phineas Lamar Gabriel Tom Brown Mile Nevarro Johnsons Charles Barry Hulda Halvers Howard Valerie Bergere McCabe Sabine and Vera Irene Franklin Favor and Sinclair Nellie Beaumont Grace Belmont van Amberg Austin & Stone's Palace Theater Ofeves Symphony Hall Thompson Seton Mr. Seton Boston Theatre Maggie Cline Charles Chapman the Fowleys Frank and May John v. Flynn Roxbury L. J. Myers James Fleming Walter Beatty Jennie Dohaan Everett L. Westcott First Regiment

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