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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1904

Page

8

Boston Sunday Post Promotes Free Animal Masks Menagerie

The Boston Sunday Post offers free goat mask and other animal masks in natural colors on stiff cardboard. Readers cut the pieces and assemble to form a linked menagerie. Subsequent Sundays will feature more animal masks at no extra cost.

Boston Sunday Post Bear

Rich Californian Weds Brockton Girl

Rich Californian Henry S. Foote marries Maude Ella Crowell in Brockton after a six month romance sparked in a New York theatre foyer. Foote, heir to W. W. Foote mining and automotive interests, brings wealth and status, while Crowell rises from local shoe town roots. The ceremony, simple and private, bonds two families amid social contrast. They depart for Chicago then St. Louis and California, with plans to travel abroad in the fall.

Brockton New York Maude Ella Crowell Wilmington Street Mr. Foote W. W. Foote San Francisco West South Africa Miss Crowell Shoes Bertha Foote One Hundred and Twenty-first Street William Morrison First Universalist Church Ivon.Brown Howard Street Miss .Crowell F. S. Smith Chicago St. Louis Fair California

Solitary confinement abolition claimed at Charlestown prison

Dr. G W Galvin says the Governor's council voted to end solitary confinement at Charlestown State prison effective immediately. He notes it follows inquiry into prisoner treatment and may allow visitors at all times. Commissioner Wellman doubts the move and says legislature enacts laws, while prison staff say orders come from commissioners.

Charlestown State Prison G. W. Galvin Charlestown Prison John B. Moran Arthur H. Wellman Post Dr. Galvin Governor’s Council Charlestown Bridges

Sunday church notices and evening sermons mix

A long listing of Sunday services across Baptist, Congregational, Christian Science, Methodist, and other denominations. Includes Tremont Street, Dudley Street, First Baptist, Shawmut, and Berkeley Temple churches with times, topics such as The White Life, Terrestrial Gravitation, Jonah Overboard, and Obedience, plus spiritualist meetings and peace lectures.

Ruggles Street Baptist Church Tremont Washington Streets A. C. Dixon D. C Jerusalem Hartshorn Alice’ Sermion George H. Remele Tremont Temple Baptist Church Henson D. D L. H. Rhodes Jonah Overboard Dudley Street Baptist Church J. E. Norcross Jamaica Plain Bustard Hezekiah Butterworth Joseph Warren First Baptist Church Consens Avenue Francis H. Rowley Ccistian Mijuass Falmouth Norwsz Eeeveesy Mary Baker Eddy Cnita Unday Congregational Brookline Streets William T. McElveen Will Uppeek McElvee Ammergalleon H. M. Dunham Berkeley Temple Allen A. Stockdale 7 School Frank A. White Pythias Boston Judge Emmons Old South Church Third Church Allen E. Cross Hope Chapel Shawmut Street Og Park Square William Knight Oreton Tie Field Read Paine Hall Acres Street Lincoln Berkeley Hall B. F. Rattray Philadelphia Washington Elijah Jeremiah Christadelphians Arcade Hall Park Square Christ Boston Physic Conference Washsachusetts Avenue Northampton Reed Arbee Ereckson Fish Pye Williams Sears Millan Kampe Ormes Graves Graham Hall Jackson Dearborn Littlefield Carbee L. L. Whitlock First Spiritual Church OF Boston, Inc Clara EK. Strong America Hall Washington Street Corinthian Yk Pine Messrs Mason Hersey Davis Nutter Cutter Miss Strong Whittemore Reid Huntington Avenue Hhollis Hollis Circle Kendall McClaine Woods Burns McKenna Madam Carbee Baker Fox Tuttle Marston Mackie Beanch Brooks Ibb Bureau OF Communication Between the Edmester John Slater Berkeley Street Cor Slater Ever Street Hiram William Shakire N. J. Willis Aldrich Malden Spiritual Association Pleasant Street Malden Unroe Ain Street Tremont Street Wood Turner Chapman Brown Perkins Gutierrez Malden Progressive Spiritual Society Louise Hall E. Mack Warren Street Roxbury Matook Lynn Spiritualists’ Association Unity Camp Saugus Centre Dr. Caird Albert Blinn Grove Josephine Webster Dartmouth Street Copley Square Dover Street Brookline Street Cambridge J. S. Scarlett Bell Myrtle Hall Broadway Chelsea James A. Newhall H. A. Young Ee Williams Street B. Y. M. Christian Union Union Hall Boylston Street Paul Revere Frothingham Arlington Street Church Arnold Proudfoot David E. Newland George H. Woods Lewis G. Wilson Mary Ungvaraky Nusleat Direct George Mendall Taylor Boston Young Men’s Christian Association Boylston Berkeley Streets George H. 1 Coenter Moe

Steel piers arrest fire in New York harbor area

A special correspondent notes steel piers halted spread of a recent blaze along the North River in front of Hoboken. Officials and dock interests urge fireproof materials for wharves, citing steel piers built after 1900 as economical and durable. DLW officials plan modern fireproof replacements, with other roads and ports following New York’s lead in steel construction.

New York Delaware, Lackawanna & Western North River Hoboken Gustav H. Schwab North German Lloyd Company New York Tribune Weatherston Chelsea Extension E. E. Loomis Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railway Montreal Canada Tampico Progreso Mexico

New York Harbor in Light and Shadow Exhibition

A Boston exhibit at Pitts-Kimball's showcases a lifelike New York Harbor painting from afternoon light to dawn. The work captures skyline silhouettes, bridges, ferries, ships, and the sequence of day turning into night with twinkling lights and a twilight gun, praised as a remarkable fusion of mechanical skill and artistry. The painting room holds up to 5000 visitors daily this week.

Boston Pitts-Kimball’s New York Harbor New York East River Bridge Williamsburg Bridge Lovering

Miners Appeal to Roosevelt in Colorado Strike Crisis

Miners appeal to President Roosevelt amid a Cripple Creek strike crisis. Union labor opprobrium spreads as business leaders advocate banning the American Federation of Labor. Prisoners face guards at the bull pen while distraught families press to see them. Creditors file attachments to protect union store accounts guaranteed by the Western Federation of Miners.

American Federation of Labor Cripple Creek Times Evening Star Victor Union Western Federation of Miners

Boston cigar makers aid Cripple Creek miners

Nineteen thirty six Boston cigarmakers in Union 97 voted to contribute 25 cents weekly per member to aid Cripple Creek miners seeking a living wage under union conditions. They approved sending 250 to the miners’ treasurer, and aided other unions with smaller sums while discussing the international convention.

Boston Cigarmakers Cripple Creek Boston Paine Memorial Hall Col Western Federation of Miners American Federation of Labor Western Miners William J. Cunningham Somerville Tube Workers’ Union J. S. Durant Cambridge Painters’ Union Cambridge Miss Powers Free Home For Consumptives Quincy Street Baltimore

Soldiers Ask Funeral Pay for Fifth Regiment Members

In the Supreme Court a mandamus petition seeks regular pay and mileage for Fifth Regiment militia members attending funerals of former officers. Major Francis Meredith Jr., Captains Cutting and Pacey, Lt Norcup, and Captain Smith claim entitlement for duties at funerals of Major Morrison in 1903 and Lt Clark in 1903. Major Stover represents petitioners. Adjutant General and Commonwealth oppose. Judge Barker took the matter under advisement.

Supreme Court W. E. Morrison Braintree Attleboro Clark W. W. Stover Fifth Regiment Judge Dewey Adjutant-General Commonwealth

Fragmentary Note on Humiliation Tactics in Firet Page Context

A fragment from the Firet Page continues a line about Simmons and practices that tended to humiliate and degrade the latter. The readable portion hints at personal conduct or editorial tone but lacks full context to identify individuals, events, or dates.

Charges Filed With Mayor Collins Yesterday

The charges were filed with Mayor Collins yesterday after sworn testimony before Curtis Abbott, justice of the peace. Commissioner Mulcahy, an expert builder from Ward 10, is not generally known as an active politician.

Collins Curtis Abbott Justice of the Peace Mulcahy

Mayor Consolidates Departments Sees Shake Up

The mayor merged the building and inspectors of buildings departments, placing Mulcahy in charge with a single salary. Fitzpatrick, once under Camrell and later under Mulcahy, was removed from office. Mulcahy's friends cite this as motive for Fitzpatrick’s charges, while the mayor contemplates a hearing if evidence warrants action.

Collins Building Department Johns. Camrell Milton 8. Paige Mulcahy Fitzpatrick Camrell

Woman of Somerville Dies by Own Action

Mrs Elizabeth Thornton 55 residence 5 Willow avenue West Cracks Somerville died by cutting her throat with a razor yesterday afternoon between 4 and 6. Despondent in mood, she was watched by family. during a daughter's absence she locked herself in the bathroom and ended her life.

Elizabeth Thornton Willow Avenue West Cracks

Woman pays fine after tea spill at Cambridge Court

Mrs Catherine Sullivan told Judge Almy she would rather pay a fine than apologize in Cambridge District Court yesterday. Charged with spilling a pot of tea on Sawtell of 397 Cambridge Street East Cambridge, the two residents share the same building. Sullivan paid the $10 fine.

Catherine Sullivan Almy Cambridge Saro Sontel Cambridge Street East Cambridge

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