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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1902

Page

7

Illinois women’s clubs decry Boston factory practices

A delegation from the State Federation of Women’s Clubs of Illinois inspected Boston area factories and the State House to compare labor conditions. They praised Boston inspectors led by Rufus R. Wade for a politics-free system and noted cash girls earned 25 cents more daily than Chicago. They also observed child employment rules and school discharge slips. The group included Mrs. H. Van Der Vaart and Misses Anna and Grace Nicholes from the Neighborhood House.

State Federation of Women’s Clubs of Illinois Boston Rufus R. Wade State House Wade Chicago Cambridge H. van der Vaart State Federation of Women's Clubs of Anna Nicholes Neighborhood House Grace Nicholes

Summer traffic to the White Mountains and seashore

The Boston and Maine railroad announces the start of peak season service to New England resorts including Bar Harbor. Luxurious parlor cars and fast trains transport travelers from Boston to quiet seashore life and the White Mountains, with illustrated booklets and catalogs available by mail.

New England Boston & Maine Railroad Boston Bar Harbor Atlantic Coast White Mountains Boston & Maine General Passenger Department BPR Eac Boston & Maine Literaure

Rev Mr Pierson Reinstated At Medford Church

The Union Congregational Church in South Medford resolved a dispute with Pastor Rev Isaac Pierson by voting not to accept his resignation and inviting him to remain as pastor, ending days of contention with the King's Daughters.

Union Congregational Church South Medford Isaac Pierson King’s Daughters Pierson

Priest for 25 Years Priest Murphy Silver Anniversary Observed

The Rev. Timothy J. Murphy marks his 20th ordination anniversary with a celebration at St. Ann's Church Netonset. The day begins with mass at 8 a.m. when 150 children receive first communion. A sacred concert is planned in the evening and the sermon will be delivered by Rev. Thomas A. Walsh. About 60 clergymen are expected to attend.

Timothy J. Murphy St. Ann's Church Netonset Thomas.a. Walsh Father Murphy

Rev Dr M J Splaine Assigned As Curate At Cathedral

The Rev Dr M J Splaine ordained in Rome and conferred a Doctor of Divinity moves to the Cathedral of the Holy Cross as curate in Boston. The appointment fills a priest shortage since Rev Sullivan’s departure. Splaine, a Watertown native and Boston College standout, studied at the American College in Rome as Archbishop Williams’s medal man.

M. J. Splaine D. D Cathedral of the Holy Cross Rome American College Father Splaine Father Sullivan Danvers Boston Watertown Boston College Stylus Archbishop Williams

First American Wedding in Ponce Porto Rico

Miss Frances Ada Hall wed Mr. George D Buckley in Holy Trinity Church marking the first American marriage in Ponce Puerto Rico The ceremony followed by a reception at Mr and Mrs Miller residence drew the American colony The couple plan a island tour and will reside in Yanco Ponce after their trip.

Frances Ada Hall George D. Buckley Ponce Porto Rico Holy Trinity Church Frances Ade Hall George.d. Buckley Fitchburg Mass Massachusetts Institute of Technology de Ford’s Bank Miss Hall Boston Anna Halliday Miss Halliday Postmaster Miller Tuabo San Juan Yanco Thomas A. Davis, Jr Buckley

Star Pupil John M Spillane Heads Dwight Grammar Class

John M Spillane graduates at the head of his class at Dwight Grammar School. He will read a paper on Vicksburg and Gettysburg and has stood first class in mathematics and language. Principal Page praises his scholastic merit and urges college attendance.

John M. Spillante Dwight Grammar School Vicksburg Gettysburg Dwight School Spillane Page

Harvard Class Dinner Dine Before Separation At Vendome

Harvard's 1902 graduating class held a farewell dinner at the Vendome last evening. Toasts honored the class, Harvard, and athletic teams while recalling football and rowing victories and debating prestige. Captains Wendell and Tullard were represented, with remarks from Lewis Ayers and Bruce among others.

Harvard Lfe Platt Lewis Claes Jim’’. Ayers Ivy Crator Barnard Devens Wendell New Haven Tullard Ladd Bruce Willis Ie Thomson Harvardeen

Harvard Grads Pack Symphony Hall for boisterous Pops Reunion

Harvard alumni from classes around 1865 to 19— gathered in Symphony Hall for the annual Pops reunion. The night featured spirited singing, class sections, crimson banners, and strong cheers for Roosevelt and Harvard icons, with 162 members of class 99 leading the revelry.

Stein Symphony Hall Harvard “Grads John Harvard Harvard Soldiers’ Field Teddy Roosevelt Higginson Lim Ben” Dibblee Dibblee Comce Crmison

Royal Arcanum Celebration Dazzles Me chants Mechanics’ Hall

Over 8000 attendees filled Mechanics' Hall for the Royal Arcanum th anniversary event last evening. Notables including Lt Gov Bates and Supreme officers attended as the hall overflowed with bunting and emblems while concerts, solos, and dances capped a milestone gathering with remarks on Growth and philanthropy.

Royal Arcanum Mechanics’ Efali John L. Bates W. O. Robson Julius M. Swain Robert B. Dixon C. S. Stumcke Grand Council of Massachusetts New York New Jersey Chicago Brooklyn Connecticut American Watch Company John M. Jockton Dodo The Order John J. Bates Godspeed Tafley Mauch Tom Almond Seymours Edwin ¥. Kendall

Ivernia Sails Today From East Boston Terminal Bound for Queenstown

Cunard steamer Ivernia lifts anchor at noon from East Boston with 165 saloon 198 second cabin and 410 steerage passengers. The saloon list includes numerous named passengers and a governess, led by Captain Pritchard.

Cunard Ivernia Boston Queenstown Liverpool Pritchard George F. Babbitt E. Bartlett, Jr E. 0. Bartlett, Jr Benedict Louise M. E. Hinckworner H. L. Blackwell G. W. Blackwell Blackwell S. Blanchard G. E. Brinckerhoff Henry Brown J. D. Buckingham A. ©. Butler FE. Callender M. L. Carroll Edward Channing A. Chapman H. Claye A. Clay EK. Claye McK. Claye B. A. Claye W. N. Coler N. Coler Charles Collins Fred B. Collins Louis H. Comstock FE. Corson Lydia Cotton J. D. Courtenay Edward H. Crosby J. Cummings Castle Joseph Davol C. H. Derby Ige Draper Paul Draper Louise Dunme Louis Duhme Marvin Allen Dubme Katherine Dunham Victor BR. Edwards Clara M. Hammond T. Harmer T. W. Harmer J. K Anna J. Hitchcock KE. BE. Hough Helen H. Hovey Daniel S. Howard, Jr A. FE. Huston A. E. Huston J. Albert Jeffery John Kenney P. A. Kirby S. L. Kirby Captain Lambert Antonio M. Large Mary E. Lawrence Grace E. Lawrence van A. Leigh Ryan A. Leigh Samuel Low F. Es Mason Mary H. Meyer J. Miller William Miller Lieas Share Faward Moore Helen M. Moore Chesles L. Noyes Clarissa Howard Norton Isabella S. Paine Bertha Palmgren Emily Parsons J. P. Peterson Peterson Alice Peterson Jee Peterson John Pilling John Pilil Keey G. Plant Thomas G. Plan F. Pond KE. Robinson Hazel Robinson John R. Robinson Louisa Webster Rossiter H. C. Sanders Pearl Scofield J. R. Scott L. P. Weak Dixie Selden Sharpsteen W. Shephers Ethel Shisurgley T. Rapier Staynes Erick H. Swan Frances B. Swan Alice Thevin Renuen Thomas Nellie W. Thomas H. A. Todd Professor Trowbridge Trowbhiane B. Vaughan B. Yolanes Gardner C. Walworth George R. Walworth A. G. Walworth A. ©. Walworth Wielvrei James Walworth T._E. Wardner T. E. Wardner Albert Watts G. M. Whidden Ernest Whidden M White Harry Keeney M Ropert Bolden Williams D. Wolfe Wolfe

Kennedy Butter Thin Biscuit From New England Bakeries

The biggest bakery in New England highlights its skill in producing Kennedy’s Butter Thin Biscuit in an In-er-seal Package. This description emphasizes the bakery’s expertise and the product packaging.

New England Kennedy

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