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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1904

Page

4

Sunday Post Theatre Party Gives All Guests Free Show

The Sunday Post bought out the entire Globe Theatre for a IsIe of Spice presentation, hosting a New England audience of readers from three states. Miss Blanche Buckner and Miss Leslie Leigh reported a unique, highly praised event with a largely female crowd. Readers from Worcester and others attended as guests, enjoying a warm, unorthodox Post gift.

The Sunday Post New England United States Marines Ann Peggy Brady Peggy Gus Weinburg Post Worcester Isle of Spice Sakencaeers Boston Itu Los Hides Bort Boston Sunday Post P. O Globe Theatre

Broker Abbott Ended Life After Worries Over Business

Abbott, a Brookline broker handling large properties and various insurance lines, killed himself in his outhouse by placing a chair and using a pistol after dinner. He left a note to his wife expressing affectionate farewell. He leaves a widow and an eight year old son.

Abbott Dr. Chase

Abbott Highly Spoken Of At Tremont Building

Edward M. Abbott, longtime tenant of the Tremont building, headed the Abbott Agency as president, treasurer and general manager. Since the eight years since opening, his firm has grown and expanded into a principal suite, though he kept few ties with other officeholders.

Tremont Abbott Agency Edward M. Abbott Abbott

How the Meat Strike Reaches New England

A humorous verse recounts a mother facing a meat shortage due to a strike. She tries to feed her dog with bone and biscuit alternatives after the cupboard empties as butchers protest. The tale ends with the dog becoming a vegetarian.

New England

Busy Ab Bott Agency Focused on Brookline Real Estate

The Ab Bott Agency, run by a very busy leader largely tied to outside work, has since its incorporation devoted almost all its interests to Brookline real estate. It has occasionally acquired property in the suburbs, and the Tremont building reports indicate the business is in good shape with no unfavorable notices about the president or the company.

Abbott Agency Brookline Real Estate Tremont

Michigan Millionaire Moves Palace Home Stone by Stone

A Michigan millionaire is repositioning his palatial home stone by stone from the state to Brookline. The family company, active in Brookline real estate, formerly operated a branch at Coolidge's Corner.

Michigan Brookline

Abbott Agency Vice President Missing in West for Summer

John M. Longyear, famed Milwaukee mover and Brookline resident, serves as vice-president of the Abbott Agency Corporation alongside Edward M. Abbott. He has gone west and plans to stay through the summer unless corporate affairs require his return. His Arlington Street home was silent on the matter as his wife and daughter declined to discuss finances or status.

John M. l Longyear Milwaukee Brookline Edward M. Abbott Abbott Agency Corporation Arlington Street

Officers of the Abbott Company named in directory entry

The Abbott Agency Corporation lists Edward Miles Abbott as president treasurer and general manager John M Longyear as vice president and M E Haraden as clerk A check at 20 Essex Street Charlestown found Mabel E Haraden not at home and with no Abbott connection John M Longyear listed at 7 Arlington Street

Abbott Agency Corporation Edward Miles Abbott John M. Longyear M. E. Haraden Mabel E. Haraden Essex Street Charlestown Abbott Company Arlington Street

Boston Meat Market Faces Strike Fallout and Arbitration Talks

Daily market reports show 760000 pounds received yesterday with normal supply. Marketmen from Quincy Market report limited price hikes, while packers and union leaders clash over arbitration terms and reemployment of workers amid ongoing Western strike concerns.

H. Wilkinson Quincy Market

Packers and Strikers Near Settlement by Arbitration

Chicago July 14 The nationwide packing strike remains unsettled but progress points to an arbitration based settlement after long talks between packers and union officers. Employers await Donnelly’s reply to a packers counter offer and Donnelly vows to present a counter proposal tomorrow. The men’s proposition by Donnelly centers on terms for ending the strike.

Donnelly Chicago Michael J. Donnelly

Slugging at Chicago stock yards shocks workers

July 14 Chicago stock yards saw numerous slugging incidents by strike sympathizers. John Peterson and two others leaving Swift Co. plant were attacked by 50 plus men. Peterson suffered a fractured skull and severe injuries. attackers fled. Police dispersed the mob.

Chicago John Peterson Swift & Co Peterson

Cruiser Chicago Set for 8500 Mile Valparaiso Voyage

Washington July 14 Under orders from the Navy Department the cruiser Chicago now at Boston navy yard will be commissioned August 15 under Captain E K Moore and proceed to Valparaiso Chile on the west coast of South America a distance of 8500 miles

Washington Navy Department Chicago Boston Navy Yard E. K. Moore Valparaiso Chile South America

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