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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1905

Page

7

Fashionable Tea Opens Water Color Club Exhibition

An Art Club tea hosts the Water Color Club show with Mrs Parker presiding and a cadre of debutantes and social leaders assisting. J Jamaica Plain hosts a Footlight Club performance of Woodbarrow Farm as part of a busy social week with Beaconsfield lectures and Palm Beach gossip.

Art Club Elsie Bacon Mary Vaughan Hannah Stevenson Olivia Thorndike Fanny Dwight Susanna Dabney Jessie Sherman Water Color Club J. Montgomery Sears William Larker Martha Silsbee Thomas Motley George Tyson William C. Houston Longfellow Laura C. Hills Eliot Hall Jamaica Plain Woodbarrow Farm Jerome K. Jerome Footlight Club Hardings Kimballs Sherwins Morses Ernsts Ticknors Greenoughs George Turner Phelps Beaconsfield Brookline Walter Channing Hiram Tucker Waldo Richards William Humphreys Arthur Foote Louise Bigelow Austen Gray Boston New York Adelbert Ames Royal Poinciana John Shepard, Jr Lucy Fay Paris Caroline Quinan Thomas Russell Quinan Thomas Mott Shaw George R. Shaw Somerset Club Shaw Newbury Street Francis G. Shaw Alexander Steinert Beacon Street Providence Henry Steinert

Miss Champagne Answers Youths on Love and Sentiment

A letter from a 19 year old with wealth vs resources asks if marriage is right under unequal circumstances. Miss Champagne counsels that love can level ranks and you should accept if proposed. Another reader asks about chasing a married man. advice is to forget him and divert attention. A third asks about kissing before engagement. the adviser says kisses belong to the future husband, and sexting courting should proceed with engagement in mind.

Miss Champagne Denar Miss Champagn Tave Juliette

Creamy Scott's Emulsion Promotes Health

A description explains Scott's Emulsion as cod liver oil made into a creamy food rather than a meat substitute. It claims to be a blood-maker nerve tonic and flesh-builder, mainly aiding tired weak digestions and those who are thin, with a free sample offer from Scott & Bowne, 409 Heart Street, New York.

Scott & Bowne Heart Street New York

Fire at Blacker and Shepard Lumber Yard Sparks Mystery

A blaze broke out yesterday noon in Shed 3 at 359 Albany Street, damaging about $6000. Fire Marshal Dunn and Herbert S. Barker, VP of the company, suspect incendiary origin after three alarms and 40 minutes of effort. Government-navy lumber in shed. investigation continues. The night horse of Engine 33 was injured on nearby Berkeley Street.

Blacker & Shepard Lumber Company Albany Street Herbert S. Barker Barker Dunn Marshal Dunn United States Boylston Street Berkeley Street

Woman scorned takes the trail in San Francisco

Mrs. J. M. Costello arrives on the Solace after a 6000 mile Manila voyage to seek redress from the Navy Secretary. She reports being barred from first class privileges aboard the transport by Lt. J. J. Knapp, while traveling with her young son. The Costellos are prominent and she vows to force apologies.

San Francisco Morton Navy Department J. M. Costello Cavite Solace Manila United States Army Navy J. J. Knapp

Simple Life of Lawson and Moran Shines in Plain Manners

A lengthy portrait contrasts Tom Lawson and John Moran as unpretentious, plain speakers and steadfast allies. It playfully imagines their private bravado and public restraint, praising their simple habits and dramatic yet harmless rivalry. The piece questions spectacle and tradition while celebrating frank, quiet power.

Thomas W. Lawson John B. Moran Tom John Fancy Lawson Moran Brotherhood of Man Jack

Love Over Church Sparks Quiet Fitchburg Wedding

Evelyn Fuller, a Roman Catholic, and James W. Alward, a Baptist, eloped last night defying relatives and church expectations. They planned a honeymoon in Albany after departing from Alward's sister home while the mother warned Evelyn could be excommunicated if she does not repent.

Fitchburg Defiance Evelyn Fuller James W. Alward Alward Albany Evelyn

Centreville Hugger Scare Nets Several Victims

March 2 report from Lowell notes a “hugger” scare in Centreville with several young women accosted. Miss Drake of Mt Pleasant Street was grabbed on Christian Street, dragged into a lonely spot, warned not to cry out, then released and fled toward her home as the assailant vanished.

Lowell Centreville Miss Drake Mt. Pleasant Street Christian Street

O'Connell Association to Attend Emmet Celebration

The O'Connell Literary Association voted to attend the Emmet celebration at the Majestic Theatre on Sunday evening under the auspices of Clan Na Gael societies of Boston and vicinity.

O'Connell Literary Association Majestic Theatre Clan Na Gael Societies Boston Vicinity

Export tax proposal to keep Canadian women at home

Mrs. Alexander P. Graham of Haverhill endorses a plan urged by Professor Osler to tax bachelors or impose a $1000 export duty on maidens to curb the migration of Canadian women seeking wages in the United States. She argues higher U S pay drains women from Canada and urges marriage at home to improve national prospects.

United States Professor Osler Toronto Alexander P. Graham Haverhill Gralm The Ancients Canada Servia Club

Chicago Couple Seeks Three-Year Limited Marriage License

Tony Kancus and Mrs Annie Danbavene become the first in Chicago to pursue a three year limited marriage license. Before Clerk Salmons and an interpreter they learn experimental licenses are not yet authorized. They agree to proceed with the available option.

Chicago Tony Kancus Annie Danbavene Ixansas Salmons Kaneus Danbavene

Kennedy Pledges Tough Fire Oversight at Albany Yard Blaze

Acting fire commissioner P. J. Kennedy watched crews battle a large fire at Blacker and Shepard's lumber yard on Albany Street. He noted he has faced three major blazes since taking the role and said he would not accept the post for compensation.

P. J. Kennedy Albany Street Blacker & Shepard

Boston Police Aid Look For Missing Hingham Man

Hingham March 2 The police seek assistance from Boston officers to locate James Dower a prominent resident and rope walk proprietor who has been missing since Saturday His friends fear foul play after he traveled to Boston to collect a $100 debt and was not heard from in either town.

Tom Jack Baal Hingham Boston Force James Dower Dower Boston

Ex Senator Wolcott's Body To Be Brought Home

Former United States Senator Edward O. Wolcott of Colorado died at the Hotel de Paris. His brother and Dr Guigliumetti were present. The body will be sent to the United States, leaving Monte Carlo tonight.

Monte Carlo United States Edward O. Wolcott Colorado Hotel de Paris Guigliumetti

Cheney Case Still Dark in Providence

Private detectives questioned Olive Olsen, a former housemaid at H. B. Cheney’s South Bridge, Massachusetts home, about the January disappearance of securities valued at 285000 dollars. Olsen said she and another worker were present. Cheney asserted she was not involved.

Providence R. L Olive Olsen Cheney Southbridge Mass Miss Olsen

Worcester pastors plan welcome for Roosevelt visit

The Rev. Swain Conway and Perry of Worcester churches met to greet Theodore Roosevelt on his June 21 visit. They praise his race policy and send a letter from the three ministers thanking him for a "square deal" for Black citizens.

Benjamin W. Swain Hiram Conway William B. Perry Worcester Theodore Roosevelt Roosevelt Washington

Woman Hit and Fatally Injured by Electric Car

Mrs. Annie McGaffigan, 60, of 295 Cambridge street, was struck on Cambridge street near her home while attempting to dodge between a trolley and a team. She died after an ambulance arrived. The motorman said the car was moving slowly and was not to blame.

Annie McGaffigan Cambridge Street Western Avenue

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