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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1904

Page

10

Berlin doctor Hoffa demonstrates modern surgical methods

Boston observers witnessed a clinic by Dr Albert Hoffa of Berlin at Children's Hospital. Dr Hoffa, a leading European orthopedic surgeon, traveled with Dr Hans Spitzay of Graz to showcase two procedures on two young patients aged five and six, one traditional and one Hoffa's own technique, both successful. Other attending surgeons included Goldthwaite Dane Brackett Lovett and Bradford.

Boston Children's Hospital Albert Hoffa Berlin Noffas Europe Lorenz Hoffa American Orthopedic Society Atlantic City Hans Spitzay Graz Austria

School lines spark protest in Waltham residents vent dislike

On July 6 residents of the Banks and Newhall districts protested to the school committee over a changed dividing line. The former line along Charles Street near Newhall School was moved to Vernon Street halfway between the two schools. The adjustment followed transfers of some Newhall pupils to the Royal E E Robbins School.

Waltham Banks Newhall Charles Street Newhall School Vernon Street Royal EE. Robbins School

Hamilton and rail firms announce bond and stock terms

Hamilton Manufacturing Company issues stock at $25 per share with a July 15 date. Bangor and Aroostook Railroad declares a 1 percent semi annual rate with a June 30 date. Norfolk and Western Railway sets a 2 percent semi annual rate for August 19.

United States Mining Company W. Batchelder Denver & Rio Grande Dee. Mo Kan Texas Inc Minneapolis & St. L Missouri Pacific Dee Iowa Central Eee Louisville & Nash Pere Marquette Southern Railway Wabash Buff Roch. & Pitts Central Branch Chicago Great West Denver & Yy Milo Minneapols & St. LL Iowa Central Louisville Nash Sanaa Hamilton Manufacturing Company Bangor & Aroostook Railroad Company Norfolk & Western Railway Company

Midweek Band Concert Opens Series in South Boston

The first in a series of midweek band concerts under South Boston businessmen will be held this evening at Marine Park, offering residents a free musical program in a local park setting.

South Boston Marine Park

50 Years of Republicanism Sees Historic Oak Grove Rally

Nearly 10 000 people gathered near Jackson Michigan to mark the 50th anniversary of the Republican party. John Hay gave the keynote while Charles W Fairbanks and Joseph G Cannon spoke to a crowd including veterans who voted for John C Fremont.

Jackson, Mich John C. Fremont Two Oaks John Hay United States Charles W. Fairbanks Indiana Joseph G. Cannon National House of Representatives

Testimonial Honors Bowdoin Square Theatre Manager A L Griffin

A. L. Griffin of the Bowdoin Square Theatre will be honored today in his first testimonial after more than two decades in theatre. Proprietor Lothrop has given him the theatre and the Lothrop stock company in recognition of his long service.

A. J. Griffin Bowdoin Square Theatre Lothrop

Griffin Presents Our Boys Testimonial at Bowdoin Square

Boston and Concord actor-manager Griffin plans a two show testimonial production of the comedy drama Our Boys at Bowdoin Square with standard prices in vogue. Griffin, long sought after for interviews, appears in public for the first time with his face shown in the papers.

Bowdoin Square Griffin Boston Concord United States OUR Boys

Market Almost at Boiling Point in New York Drift

Wall Street shows heavy trading with stocks dealt today more than double yesterdays total and markedly higher prices. Major leadership shifts include Pennsylvania and U S Steel preferred while Union Pacific loses some dominance. copper and cotton related stocks rise amid hopes for sustained demand. Lawson pushes anti Standard Oil campaigns with claims of market manipulation and potential price surges for Copper Range Centennial and Amalgamated.

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CHICAGO GRAIN QUOTATIONS FROM ENNIS AND STOPPANIT

Ennis and Stoppanit report Liverpool wheat rose then fell as large holders liquidated. Rain in the Southwest and forecasts of more showers dampened gains. Wheat near 88 cents for new September, corn supported by excess rain and need for dry weather, oats aided by Bartlett Frazier purchases.

Ennis & Stoppanit Chicago Board of Trade State Mutual Tuly Chicago Liverpool Bartlett Frazier

Old Home Week Planned in Melrose Celebration

Melrose approves an old home week with a union mass meeting at City Hall Sunday evening and a public reception at the Melrose Club on Monday. Athletic events, band concerts, and a water carnival are slated for Wednesday with ex Representative Charles H Adams presiding at the organizing meeting.

Melrose Old Home Week Association Charles H. Adams City Hall Melrose Club

Isle of Spice cast to tour harbor on New Brunswick excursion

The Globe Theatre company including principals and staff will ride the steamer New Brunswick for a harbor cruise today. The Chicago based Goo Goo Girls from Isle of Spice will tour Boston venues before tonight's performance on stage at the Globe.

Belasco and DeMille Castle Square Theatre Boston Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde William Ntumphre White Banks Dodge Salter McIntyre Heath Keith Montana Will G. Hafford Arnold Gardiner Mildred Renfield Norrises Keene Olio Palace Theatre Austin & Stone’s Museum Big Dan Olo Nickelodeon Norumbega Park J. W. Gorman Professor Winston Pierce Maizee LaVeen Cross Carl W. Sanderson Lexington Park Rustic Theatre Eldorado Kenny Hollis Point of Pines West and van Siclen Four Otts Fox and Yoxie Kummings Gilman and Allen Colonial Moving Pictures Schreyer Crescent Gardens Rustic Theatre Revere Beach

Abbott-Whitehouse Wedding in Medford on Salem Street

Miss Melanie Alberta Whitehouse, only daughter of Mrs. Emily D. Whitehouse, married Prentice Wheelock Abbott tonight at the bride’s Salem Street home. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Maurice A. Levy with ties to Medford and Oshkosh clergy.

Medford Salem Street Melanie Alberta Whitehouse Emily D. Whitehouse Prentice Wheelock Abbott James P. Abbott First Baptist Church Oshkosh Wis Maurice A. Levy First Medford Baptist Church Mr. Abbott

Detroit society belle wed Dr von Schott at Hotel Touraine

Miss Helen Warren, a Detroit society belle, married Dr. B. Fred von Schott, formerly of New York, at the Hotel Touraine with intimate friends. The couple will honeymoon abroad and live in Brookline after returning.

Helen Warren Detroit Mich B. Fred von Schott New York Parker Tremont Temple Touraine Brookline

Judge grants restraining order to block fake Moxie sales

In Suffolk Superior Court yesterday Judge Lawton issued temporary injunctions against John H. Sheridan and George Gorham of Revere Beach. They are barred from selling any beverage except genuine Moxie made by the Moxie Nerve Food Company of New England and from implying other drinks are Moxie.

Lawton Suffolk County John H. Sheridan George Gorham Revere Beach Moxie Nerve Food Company New England Moxie

Cab Driver Knocked From Seat In Atlantic Ave Crash

An electric car struck a taxi wheel on Atlantic Avenue and threw John T. Scanlon from the cab onto a pillar of the elevated railway. He suffered a deep forehead laceration and was rushed to Relief Hospital.

Atlantic Avenue John T. Scanlon

Mrs McCurdy's Missing Check After Ferry Street Fall

Mrs John E McCurdy of 223 Cross Street fell from an elevated car on Ferry Street and died yesterday afternoon. She dropped a pocketbook containing a $300 check intended for cash at a bank, but the check cannot be found and payment has been stopped.

M’curdy Malden John E. McCurdy Cross Street Ferry Street

Decision in Favor of New AOUW Board Directors

Justice Lothrop ruled yesterday in the Supreme Court on the mandamus petition of the Grand Lodge Ancient Order of United Workmen to restrain A Brown and others from acting as officers. He favored the petitioners Charles C. Fearing and the new board of directors, with a possible further review by the full bench in October.

Justice Lothrop Mandamus Supreme Court Grand Lodge Ancient Order of United Workmen A. Brown Charles C. Fearing Board of Directors

Social event for Porto Rican teachers in Cambridge

J G Thorp hosted over 150 Porto Rican teachers at his Brattle Street home in Cambridge with music and refreshments. A Fogg Art Museum lecture by Professor Shaler drew many, while some wandering young women sought directions back to their boarding places, with one expressing a desire to ride in a river canoe and an automobile before leaving.

J. G. Thorp Brattle Street Cambridge Fogg Art Museum Shaler Post

Judge Libby Sent To Boston To Preside In Malden

Malden July 6 Business in the District Court delayed until 10 as Presiding Justice Bruce was away on a yachting trip. Judge Libby was sent from Boston to preside. George Reeves, tied to the Bushell mixup, fined $25 and case continued to July 16 to allow payment.

Malden District Court Bruce Libby Boston George Reeves Bushell

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