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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1901
Page
2
Frederic A. Boyer listed as Assistant Cashier. Valentine Riker and Leslie P. Ward cited as Counsel. Amounts show 1 to 2,534,110 34 in the sequence.
Dr Lorimer preaches on The Queen's Mission at Tremont Temple memorial for Queen Victoria. About 6000 attend. veterans in uniform present, including Coast General Blunt and officers. The sermon praises Victoria's faith, peace efforts, education support, and social reform. Dr Lorimer hints at a future king and notes women’s rising public role.
The Rev Thomas Van Ness of the Second Unitarian Church Boston delivered a memorial sermon on knightly qualities. He praised a man with five talents strong physique pleasing address modest status and historic name devoted to state service as a Christian knight and gentleman.
A speaker lauds Queen Victoria as a model queenly woman, citing her devotion as mother and Christian faith. The address contrasts her with other monarchs and recalls Saint Helena’s legend while noting a spiritual critique of McKinley and U S policy toward the Philippines.
Lewiston Missouri obituary reports Anna Davis Graffam aged 101, Lewiston's oldest inhabitant, passing away on January 27. The news notes her long life in the community and her status as the town's oldest resident.
Col Evans outlines aims to grow Salvation Army presence in Boston including a seamen Bethel in the North End and a maternity home for young women. Proposals include a Y M C A style work with a coffee room reading rooms gym baths and social services for sailors artisans and others.
British subjects were seized in Guiria after Venezuelan armed expeditions landed on Pato Island, regarded as British soil. Gunboats Miranda and Augusta patrolled the coast as crews of sloops were captured and taken to Guiria, amid growing concerns of rebellion spreading to central states and Castro's alarm.
Labor notes show 66 new Bartenders Union members. Typographical Union 13 met to discuss the Franklin fund and urged trustees to honor Franklin's will. Building Trades Council urged members to buy only union labeled tobacco. Building Labour Union 20 elected Michael Jrumb and Patrick Murphy as delegates to the International Building Laborers Union. Freight Handlers Union 46627 elected officers led by President G A Powers and others including James Sheehan and Jeremiah Murray.
William R. Moody of Fast Northfield spoke to a large audience at the YMCA Hall yesterday afternoon. He praised Queen Victoria and invited Colonel Hopkins to offer a prayer for her memory and a blessing for Edward VII.
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