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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1904

Page

7

Charlestown Residents Demand Silence for Somerville Fire Whistle

Charlestown residents led by A F Hyde urge silencing a steam fire whistle on a Cambridge street factory that alarms Somerville. The device, first placed near Franklin street Somerville, has shifted location to Charlestown with wire hookups from Boston and Maine. Neighbors complain night noise disrupts sleep despite Chief Hopkins arguing it serves East Somerville and may stay unless a stronger objection arises.

A. F. Hyde Cambridge Street Charlestown Somerville Whistle Franklin Street Fire Committee Hopkins Somerville Line Boston & Maine East Somerville

Opera notes and city gossip from Boston era

The Observant Citizen reports on a New England Conservatory performance in Boston Theatre with Signor Bimboni and Mrs. Cabot Morse in Santuzza, plus politics, club news, and local anecdotes. It mentions Harry Adams, Emil Mollenhauer, and O Shea, as well as a tale from Washington about Dr Hale and a molasses incident in Boston Harbor.

School of Opera New England Conservatory of Music Boston Signor Oreste Bimboni Harry Adams Mrs. Cabot Morse Signor Bimboni Santuzza Washington, D. C Dr. Hale Oregon

Municipal Concert Postponed In Caledonian Hall

The municipal concert scheduled for March 16 in Caledonian Hall has been unavoidably postponed.

Caledonian Hall

Shoes Shoes Release Huge Shoe Sale Across Three Lots

A major shoe sale offers three price tiers. All $3 shoes priced at 1.50, all $3.50 and $4 shoes at 1.70, and all $5 shoes at 1.95. The event features all styles sizes and leathers, with a total stock of 60,000 dollars.

Old Jokes Hospital Receives Readers Submissions

A trio of letters to the Daily Post from Cape Cod and East Boston readers proposes jokes for the Old Jokes Hospital. The notes include quips about a hen crossing the road, Taft’s seating capacity, Eve and Adams Express, and March weather jokes about Saint Patrick’s Day.

Joe Kerr Old Jokes Hospital The Daily Post Willie East Boston Taft Boston Theatre Parry Adams Express Company Josh Goodfellow Cape Cod Mass

Limericks On Eastern Names Prize Verse Printed

Selected limericks from the war poetry editor’s prize bout describe far eastern names in humorous five line verses. Readers note the contest encouraged pronunciation challenges and adherence to limerick form for the gold prize.

Satirical Verse On Japanese War Chants Names and Journeys

A sequence of verse quatrains pokes fun at wartime travel and dispatches. The pieces name locations such as Vladivostok Yokohama Blagovestchensk and Petropavlovsk while characters like J. G. Hollingsworth J. P. Drumgoole Henry L. D intremont Anna G C Brooks and Jobiosky are credited. The poems mix puns and foibles with travel by drosky and routes across Asia.

Neverwed jokes patching trousers and auctioneer chant

A quip about patching worn trousers ends with an auctioneer repeating one oh seven and crying the bid while a doctor notes a fever. The scene hints at a comic intertwining of illness and a sale.

Aunt Cynthia Aims at Gill Jones With Air Wings Controversy

A fragment from a Nebraska item notes Aunt Cynthia warning Gill Jones as a cyclone nears. The text references air wing construction and implied wrongdoing, reflecting local concern and blame during a storm event.

Cynthia Wal Gill Jones

Mrs. Anna D West a Leader in Massachusetts Clubs

Mrs. Anna D West of Somerville ranks among Massachusetts leaders in the General Federation of Women's Clubs. She works on assembling delegates for the St Louis world’s fair and handles extensive correspondence. Former president of the Heptorean Club of Somerville, she remains active in the Massachusetts State Federation. She is married to Charles A West, a Boston businessman, and lives in Somerville’s Central Hill district.

Huntington Massachusetts Society For the University Education of Women William E. Huntington Boston University Thomas Mack Commonwealth Avenue H. O. Cushman F. B. Patten Longwood Myra H. Nichols Brookline Bbb Twentieth Century Club E. A. Filene Boston James P. Munroe Lexington Fred H. Tucker Newton Mary Morton Kehew Annette P. Rogers Joseph Lee Robert A. Woods Edwin D. Mead Charles F. Dole Jamaica Anna D. West General Federation of Women's Clubs Somerville Massachusetts West St. Louis Heptorean Club Massachusetts State Federation of Women’s Clubs Charles A. West Slill

Taft reviews father's War Department portrait

Secretary of War Taft studies Alphonso Taft's oil painting in the War Department, praising the governor's commanding eye and joking he may be good under the steady gaze. The piece notes Admiral Alexirff is described by the Russian Advance as a man full of nervous energy and dash.

Taft Alphonso Taft Grant Alexirff Lis Alexieff Admiral Dewey M'Enery

Fiddler Hero Rescues Jamie From Burning Shop

Lois discovers her brother Jamie trapped in a burning paint shop as flames lick the stairs. Neemie, the simple violinist, uses a net and a promise of Benny Dune to persuade the boy to jump to safety, saving him and gaining the town’s gratitude.

Captain Briggs Lois Moore Neemiie Lois Hamelin Jamie Jamile Neemie Benny Dune

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