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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1899
Page
2
The Telegraphers Mutual Aid Association of Boston hosted a ball in Odd Fellows Hall last night. The event celebrated telegraphers number seventy three as a greeting across the wire, symbolizing welcome and goodwill among attendees.
The telegraphers association thanks Boston merchants and citizens for support at last night's ball, the fourteenth such event. Odd Fellows' Hall was richly decorated with national colors, streamers, and rosettes as Connans Orchestra played to a full house, creating a lively social highlight in the city.
About 150 people attended the Fourteenth Annual Ball held by the Telegraphers' Association, with a concert and a grand march led by Henry L. Flynn and partners. Dancing continued to 3 a.m., after a midnight refreshment pause, drawing guests from all telegraphy branches in Boston and including senior officials from Western Union and Postal Telegraph.
Gen S E Chamberlain writes from Barre Mass praising Dr Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy as restorative for many illnesses. The general lauds its curative powers and cites friends helped by the treatment, urging health seekers to consult Dr Greene in Boston who offers free consultations.
A sprawling roster of names from New York and surrounding towns is cited, listing BE. Durein and others as officials, followed by a multitude of dated and personal entries including Misses and Mrs. with various surnames. The document catalogs numerous individuals connected to the area, spanning public figures, clerks, and private residents, reflecting a social register or directory-like record.
In Columbus Hall at 94 Washington Street the Daughters of Ervin the Ladies Auxiliary of the A O H in America formed the seventeenth division. About 50 people attended and 75 women were initiated into Hibernian rites and privileges.
The eleventh annual concert and ball of Division 1 A O H took place in Village Hall Norwood Jan 27 with a grand march led by James J Slavin and Mrs. Patrick Nugent. About 150 couples participated and numerous dignitaries attended including Hon E J Slattery State president James M Folan and other division presidents from Canton Dedham Randolph and more.
The council accepted the report of its investigating committee Thursday night but it has not reached the district attorney. The grand jury will convene in a week. Mayor Quincy refused to comment on his stance as affected by the report and may let opponents present it to the grand jury. District Attorney Stevens declined to discuss the case, citing politics and awaiting direct information.
A long speech argues against attacking motives of reformers and urges immediate completion of Spain curtailment and U S sovereignty transfer in the Philippines. It warns Senators against provoking opposition and stresses prudent withdrawal while planning future self government.
A Winthrop Massachusetts man testifies that Dr Lighthill cured his son of lifelong asthma within hours and that the cure remained permanent for twelve years. The letter urges others to consult the doctor and is dated December 1 1898.
The discussion centers on a pension appropriation near 145 million dollars with warnings that by 1900 the pension roll could reach 165 million annually. Critics argue expansion schemes could burden the nation as troops in tropical duties face illness and costlier military maintenance follows.
Senators clash over policy toward the Philippines after the Spanish treaty. Hoar urges immediate vote on independence for Filipinos while Mason seeks noninterference in governing other nations. Carter objects. discussion grows tense as measures to table or delay are proposed and anti expansionist arguments surface amid references to agricultural newspaper clippings.
L H Thompson of Pratt Kansas testifies he switched from coffee to Postum Cereal Food Coffee after stock was carried by Symas Grocer Co Atchison. He notes better flavor when boiled long and says indigestion and sick headaches vanished since using Postum, and he promotes it to customers.
Washington January 27 The Senate held an executive session on the peace treaty lasting nearly three hours with frequent interruptions. Senator Frye defended the commission while Senators Berry Mason and Caffery pressed questions, and the debate touched on presidential instructions and delivery of documents on the negotiations.
An Hour in Old Virginna aided the Free Home for Aged Women with a strong turnout and a varied program. Mrs. Kf Humphrey Allen, Mr. Charles N. Allen, and Miss Mary L. Leech led performances including negro dialect songs with banjo and recitations, while notable attendees and patronesses supported the event.
Lowell report of a police raid on the Powell Club at Chelmsford and Powell streets. About 200 people fled from a second floor barn ring as officers arrived, injuring many. Michael Maloney suffered a compound left arm fracture while others sustained broken fingers ribs and facial injuries. No arrests were made.
Charles McDermott entered the Fairey and McNeil stable at 19 Granite street and clashed with Frank Miller of 12 Webster street East Boston. Miller reportedly warned him off before McDermott struck with a pitchfork, causing a scalp wound. Miller was arrested for assault and battery while McDermott’s injury was treated. hospital admission could not be confirmed.
Malden residents learned the dwelling of Arthur Hederson at 481 Pearl Street burned early today with no one inside. Police report the fire appears incendiary and Sergeant Powers ordered patrolmen Muldoon Vincent Bushnell and Craven to investigate. the fire marshal also probes the case.
Mrs Robert Williams wife of Stephen A Douglas died in Washington last night She was a prominent figure in Washington society since Dolly Madison era and married during the peak of Douglas political life The report notes her as a brilliant social figure of the capital for years
John Carlson aged 23 of 28 North Bennet Street arrived at Union Station from Bangor at about 9 last night with both feet badly frozen. He was transported to Massachusetts General Hospital for treatment.
Apoplexy warning claims Dr Agnew Cure for the Heart eases apoplectic symptoms and prevents recurrences. Advertises sales through Woodward, Hunt, and Wheeler in multiple locations.
Ellen Bourke beloved wife of Thomas Bourke formerly of the North End Boston. Funeral from her residence No 1 Prospect avenue on Monday at 8 am. Solemn requiem high mass at St Marys Church Warren Street at 9 am. Pp S. California papers please copy.
A brief classified-like ad offers sale of goods described as pure such as lilies wires and brandies from small quantities with low prices. It states no bar or objectionable feature at the premises and invites readers to send for a price list. The listing names Los Angeles Co. at 49 Summer St. as the contact point.
The BISSELL CARPET SWEEPER and wriboger Falipios shown at the Mechanics' Fair have been removed to the American Wringer Co. stor e at 77-79 Franklin Street, corner Arch, for disposal or factory operation. If calling is not possible, write or telephone for details.
Congress debated the Philippines policy with Rep. Henderson supporting up to 66 000 troops and warning against 100 000, while Democrats criticized colonial aims. Hull argued for 50 000 minimum with president’s discretion to 100 000. Johnson attacked the plan as dangerous overreach and warned of imperial entanglements.
A speaker denounces expansion by conquest, questioning sovereignty over Cuba and the Philippines, and warns of costs in blood and money. He contrasts Filipino and Chinese governance, critiques annexation, and ridicules a proposed Anglo-American alliance while noting historical tensions with immigration and European power.
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