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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1909
Page
6
Frank Graham Thomson of Philadelphia, class of 1897, donates $50,000 to Harvard University to expand instruction in municipal government and related studies. The gift will be paid in annual $5,000 installments over ten years and supports widening political science and public affairs courses.
The Columbia Skirt Manufacturing Company reports their Tuesday fire loss at 630 Washington Street is fully covered by insurance.
A patient details a long battle with eczema starting as a hand peel and spreading to arms legs and face. After trying multiple doctors, Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent provided complete relief with no recurrence, endorsed by C Burkhart of Chambersburg in 1908.
An advertisement touts Cas Carets as a powerful health aid for daily use. It claims millions rely on this product with a 10 cent box as an introductory offer and a two dollar box for a week's treatment.
William Wallace a noted mining promoter and millionaire plans marriage to Mrs. Kennett Lee Otter of Louisville. Otter recently divorced R Wortham Otter amid claims of dissatisfaction with wealth. Wallace has prepared a home in the city and the wedding is to be held soon.
A. O. H. envois to Ireland led by National President Matthew Cummings and State Chaplain Rev. Philip J. O'Donnell will be feted in a banquet at Faneuil Hall in Boston. State President Rogers and prominent Hibernians will attend along with National Secretary James T. McInnes. Bishop-elect Joseph G. Anderson and clergy will participate as will about 400 guests.
President Cummings and Father O'Donnell are set to arrive from New York about 7 PM at South station where they will be greeted by a county committee led by County President Richard Dwyer and County Secretary William T. Fleming. The list includes Rev Dennis J. Whalley and several named locals.
Paris June 2 Cleo De Merode returns to the stage under Frederick Town send Martin's patronage for a grand Paris tea. The event on June 8 at Pre Catalana plans 400 invitations with De Merode as the main attraction alongside Russian dancers and Max Dearly's Apache dance.
Envoys to Ireland received with enthusiasm during their tour. In Dublin Belfast Armagh and all visited places they were greeted warmly and welcomed with open arms.
Funeral held for George S. Merrill president of the T. E. Moseley Company at his Cambridge home on Dana Street. Rev. William A. McNair led services with no music. Pall-bearers were Merrill’s sons and sons in law. Burial followed at Mt. Auburn Cemetery.
An advertorial argues condensed milk is inferior and overpriced compared to Van Camp's. It claims condensed milk contains mostly sugar, offers less volume, and provides less cooking value, while Van Camp's delivers full milk richness and practicality for home use. It notes Van Camp's is produced in six states by Van Camp Packing Co. Indianapolis.
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