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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1898

Page

5

Deaf and Dumb Newsboy Receives Breakthrough Hearing Treatment

The 11 year old George W. Pike of 48 Westminster Street South End, the city's only deaf mute newsboy, gained hearing after a treatment by Dr. D Wilson at 18 Boylston Street. The boy, who has sold Sunday papers for five years, now shows rapid progress with elocution coaching and attends Horace Mann School.

George W. Pike Robert Lucy A. Pike Westminster Street South End George D. Wilson National Association of Physicians and Surgeons Boylston Street Wilson Judge Purcell New York Boston Daily Globe The Globe Stella Archer Tremont Street Horace Mann

Lamson Social Club Plans First Basket Party

The Lamson Social Club of East Boston to hold its first basket party at Lyceum Hall on Monday April 2. Prizes will go to the most ragged couple. The club, formed from Jubilee and Clover Social Clubs, has hosted Noddle Island boys for five years. Henry Pere leads the organization. They now occupy rooms in the Columbia Trust building.

Lamson Social Club East Boston Lyceum Hall Jubilee Clover Noddle Island Henry Pere Columbia Trust Building

Cotter Optimistic Bram Will Be Acquitted In New Trial

Government inspection and private investigations in Halifax shape the Bram murder case as James B. Cotter reports new developments. He says Bram remains hopeful, witnesses may be added, and juror selection could affect the March trial.

James B. Cotter Bram Nash Cotter Halifax Post Mr. Cotter Jones Herbert Fuller Long Wharf Barkentine Este Charles Brown Francis Oheac Henry Slice Hendrick Perdoe Oscar Anderson Folke Wasson Marshal Ruhl United States District Casey

Rome Honors Duel Victim Signor Cavallotti

The funeral for poet and dramatist Signor Cavallotti, killed in a sword duel with Deputy Macola, drew about 20 000 mourners in Rome. The procession featured Garibaldian red shirts, municipal guards, infantry bands, and pallbearers including Menotti Garibaldi and Signor Biancheri as ministers and deputies delivered orations before the body was sent to Milan.

Rome Signor Cavallotti Macola Milan Cavallotti

New Columbia Road Action in Dorchester

The city orders vacate and removal of buildings on Columbia and Boston streets from Blue Hill avenue to Edward Everett square by April 1. Auction sale set for April 12 as the city advances the new boulevard project. Two sections awarded. remaining sections from Upham's Corner to Stanwood street await work as conditions allow. Sewer work underway but blocked by unremoved properties. Spring will accelerate the overall contract.

City Street Department Columbia Boston Dorchester Blue Hill Avenue Edward Everett Square Upham’s Corner Stanwood Street

Three South Boston youths ar rested for stable entry

Officers of Station 11 arrested Harry Carrill 21 of Gustin street John Fitzpatrick 16 of Frederick street and John Reed 15 of Silver street in Dorchester Monday night for entering Haywood's stable on Crescent avenue with intent to commit larceny Fitzpatrick and Reed face Juvenile Court arraignments this morning while Carrill stands trial in regular session.

Station 11 South Boston Haywood Crescent Avenue Dorchester Harry Carrill Gustin Street John Fitzpatrick Frederick Street John Reed Silver Street Fitzpatrick Reed Carroll

Martian Deluge and Earth Expedition Conquer Mars

An earthly expedition led by Thomas A. Edison uses an electric ship and a disintegrator to strike Mars. After defeating Martian fleets, floods devastate Thaumasia and the Lake of the Sun as refugees seek the southern border, while some Martians escape by airships. The narrator vows to avoid further killing.

Earth Mars Thomas A. Edison Edison Moon Thaumasia Lake of the Sun

Drowned in the Flood On Martian Invasion

A narrative describes a massive flood engulfing Thaumasia and the Lake of the Sun as Martians flee. A colossal forty foot tall woman stands on a sandy apex above the waters, identified by Anna as the captive woman from Ceres. The scene ends with a tease of continuation tomorrow.

Venus of Milo Anna Ceres

Staggering Airship Battle Ends In Victory

The narrator describes a brutal three hour dogfight where airships fell in clouds of fire. Despite fierce resistance the foe weakened as their fleet was destroyed or damaged beyond flight. The speaker, Mr. Ifdison, hails victory while pondering next moves and whether renewed attacks will follow.

Annual Report Highlights 1897 Tariff and Trade Shifts

The Boston Chamber of Commerce issues its 1897 annual report detailing national and international trade trends. It notes gradual business improvement despite tariff agitation and silver troubles, fewer business failures, rising U S exports, and strong Boston port figures with record imports and exports. It covers Canada Britain France and South America trade relations and includes agricultural, postal, and building data.

Boston Chamber of Commerce Boston United States South Germany France Canada South America Great Britain Massachusetts

Nu-Broom Co. offers prepaid parlor broom within 100 miles of Boston

An old advertisement from the Nu-Broom Company promotes prepaid shipping of their best parlor broom for 35 cents in stamps to any address within a 100 mile radius of Boston. The notice appears under business listings.

Boston Nu-Broom CO Market St

Market tone improves as farm goods show gains

The coverage notes traders reported steadier demand and improved prices across the provision market nationwide. Produce and fruit markets followed the trend with modest gains, while the reporter notes Secretary Elwyn G. Preston offering closing remarks.

Elwyn G. Preston

Wedding of Miss Katherine Duer to Clarence Mackay

Great Wedding in New York reports the May 14 ceremony at the Duer home 17 West Twenty first Street with 150 Newport guests. Mrs John W Mackay attends from London via Carleton Terrace arrangements while Princess de Galatro Colonna accompanies her.

New York Katherine Duer Clarence Mackay John W. Mackay San Francisco Mackay Miss Duer Newport Toe Friends of the Ride London

Vice-Chief Ranger William Connelly Mourned

The funeral of William Connelly vice chief ranger of Sheil Court 35 M C O F was held from his 31 Devon Street home. He lay in state at St Joseph's Church Circuit Street with a Requiem High Mass led by Father Reardon. Pall bearers included John O'Hare Richard F Feild William A Duffy and Thomas Jacobs. Interment followed at Calvary Cemetery.

William Connelly Sheil Court Devon Street St. Joseph’s Church Circuit Street Father Reardon Father Smyth Father Kelly John O’hare Richard F Feild William A. Duffy Thomas Jacobs John O'Brien David Simpson David Danehy Michael McDonald Calvary Cemetery

Maine Fund Election Prep by Boston College Catholic Group

The Maine Fund committee of the Young Men's Catholic Association of Boston College set up a three member nominating panel for the April officer elections. A motion authorized the treasurer to send a $25 check to Mayor Quincy for the Maine monument fund subscription.

Young Men’s Catholic Association of Boston College Messrs. McSweeney Morrissey Wilson John B. Dore John E. Gilman Quincy Maine Monument Fund

Talk of Miss Willard at Massachusetts Suffrage Meeting

A crowded Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association gathering at 3 Park Street honored Frances Willard with praise for her leadership and sincerity. Speakers including Mrs. Mary A. Livermore and others criticized a pending bill that would allow the mayor to appoint members of the School card committee.

Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association Park Street Mary A. Livermore Frances Willard Miss Willard E. T. Boland Livermore H. B. Blackwell

Man Charged With Assault on Canaan Company VP

Andrew Brazie, a former moulder at Barnum Richardson Iron Works Lime Rock, was held on charge of assault with intent to kill C. W. Barnum after a stabbing at the Lime Rock store. Brazie’s hearing was set for April with bail set at nil. Barnum suffered nonfatal wounds and Brazie has a history of confinement for insanity.

Canaan, Conn Andrew Brazie Barnum-Richardson Company Lime Rock C. W. Barnum Brazie Barnum James H. Barnum Mr. Barnum

Whall Denies Connolly Fairness in Committee Appointments

Councilman Whall denies President Connolly’s claim of fair treatment for Republicans in committee make-up. He argues Connolly cannot name more than two Republicans who received a single committee and says many actions were dictated. He notes 37 Democratic chairmanships to 3 for Republicans amid an eight-seat GOP edge. Some Republicans ponder a caucus to consider resigning committee posts.

Connolly Common Council Whall Oronetihey Council

Missing Adams Express Agent Cutten in Orrville

Excitement in Orrville as night agent Charles C. Cutten of Adams Express Company vanishes after a Sunday departure. A $10,000 express package reported short at Cleveland triggered a police inquiry, with superintendent Bimple at Columbus alerted as investigators seek the missing agent and missing funds.

Cleveland Plain Dealer Orrville Charles C. Cutten Adams Express Company Cutten Sheppard Sperintendent Bimple Columbus

Prospect Union Lecture Postponed on Book Making Past and Present

The Prospect Union lecture set for February 2 was postponed to tonight. Charles F. Coolidge of Riverside Press will deliver the talk on book making past and present in the union lecture hall at 744 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridgeport.

Prospect Union Charles F. Coolidge Riverside Press the Union Massachusetts Avenue Cambridgeport

Tar Syrup Guarantee Card From Boston Prices Stores

A list of chemists and druggists in Boston offering refunds on Greene’s Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure coughs or colds. The notice notes a 50 cent bottle refundable and a 25 cent bottle refundable, with many named buyers and shops including Emery Souther and J. D. Knowlton among others.

Greene Emery Souther Greenet Rust & Richardson Drug George C. Goodwin & CO B. F. Bradbury Washington St C. E. Woodward & CO Bromfield Joseph L. Parker Tremont

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Montreal French O’hara Seals Battier Sabaul B. Kirk &Co Fulton H. B. Kirk & Co Fulton St Broadway 27Th St. N.Y New Columbia Road Beecham Arfelt Pserviss Garrett P. Servibs Aeria Thammasia Colonel Simmith Wise Syruis Major Pompeii Cerean Giantess Mr. Ifdison Chamber OF Commerce Raymond & Whitcomb Washington Fall River Line Price Clas Worcester Springfield Hartford School St J. W. Mackay Maine Fund Canaan Conn Drew Brazie Pres. Connolly
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