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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1904
Page
7
The Rev. Claude H. Priddy pastor of Maverick Congregational Church East Boston has accepted a call to Congress Street Methodist Episcopal Church Portland Maine to succeed the previous minister.
Rev. W. 9. Bovard heads south while Rev. Mr. Priddy, 26 and unmarried, native of Ohio and alumnus of Ohio Wesleyan University and Boston Theological Seminary, has served the East Boston church for a year with strong acceptance.
John Alexander Dowie and his party departed San Francisco aboard the steamer Sonoma en route to Australia today.
Norman profiles Fred B. Bolton 34, new head of Boston Republican city committee. Bolton outlines reorganizing to unite Republicans, form ward clubs, educate voters, and counter Democratic strength, aiming for a stronger showing in next municipal election. He notes past defeats and calls for disciplined, sustained party effort.
Delegates from 50 women’s clubs at the Social Economics Club select essential home traits. Entries include love, loyalty, health, income comfort, unity, and practical items like stove heating and electricity.
A narrator recalls meeting a former colleague in the travel business and hearing a farcical tale about a Colonel Whitney and his servant Black Joe. The story portrays a public humiliation as Black Joe is stripped of clothing and paraded home in a comically defiant, dignified pose amid jeering by onlookers.
Ex mayor Thomas N. Hart marks his 75th birthday with retirement from business and says he will take a vacation. Readers suggest various paths to happiness from charity to music, urging him to share wealth and enjoy life rather than seek greater riches.
In a letter to the editor a reader commends ex mayor Hart for reaching 75 with a million dollars and urges continued public service. The writer praises Hart as industrious and capable of addressing new problems without retreating into greed.
At the annual meeting of the One Hundred Associates the following officers were elected President Edgar W Warren vice president Henry P Emerson secretary C Luttweiler treasurer Frank W Reynolds directors William L Terhuma Frederick L Walker and Frederick C Hebard Reports showed the association owned properties 172 174 Lincoln street 206 208 Lincoln street and 33 Edinboro street and that they had a cash balance of nearly $35000 on hand.
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