Funeral for Rev Dr A S Gumbart Draws Large attendance
Nearly 3000 people paid last respects to Rev Dr A S Gumbart pastor of Dudley Street Baptist Church. The service at Forest Hills Cemetery followed private family rites at 97 Moreland Street Roxbury and a public viewing in the Dudley Street Church. Leaders from Baptist and Congregational churches gave prayers and brief addresses.
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A. S. Gumbart
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Forest Hills Cemetery
Moreland Street
Roxbury
C. L. Page
Dudley Street Church
John M. Clark
John F. Newton
Herbert Judson White
Bethany Baptist Church
H.M. King
D. D
Providence
George E. Horr
Nathan E. Wood
First Baptist Church
Lorimer
C. H. Plumb
Walnut Avenue Congregational Church
Baptist Pastors’ Union
Spaulding
Mr. Burr
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Gumbart
Kutnow Veproven Powder Promises Broad Health Relief
An advertisement claims Kutnow Veproven Effervescent Powder cures disorders of liver stomach kidney bladder and spleen and relieves fatigue and indigestion. It states the powder uses European mineral spring waters, offers a pleasant taste, and low price with a free sample on request to Kutnow Bros. in New York, noting Boston Post usage.
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Kutnow
Kutnow Bros., Ltd
Astor Place
New_York city
Boston Post
Posse Gym Handball Wins 10 6 Over Newton Girls
A close afternoon handball match at the Posse gymnasium saw the Posse team defeat Newton High School girls 10 to 6. Newton wore navy blue and orange, while Posse wore red and white. More than 300 spectators attended.
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Posse Gymnasium
Newton High School
Posse
Newton
Irish National Foresters Organizing Meeting Planned
A meeting at Naomi Hall 74 Washington Street at 3 PM Sunday will explain aims of the Irish National Foresters. Subsidiary Chief Ranger McGlynn and Secretary John A Rose of the U S executive council will present. Pre-208 to form a branch in Boston for Irish born or descended. members over 45 can join as honorary.
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Naomi Hall
Washington Street
Irish National Foresters
McGlynn
John A. Rose
Executive Counell
United States
Oston
Police officer found guilty by board over unbecoming conduct
Patrolman Bernard J. McNally of Division 16 was found guilty yesterday by the Police Board of conduct unbecoming an officer and sentenced to forfeiture of thirty days pay.
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Bernard J. McNally
Division 16
Morris Kurt Arrested for Liquor Offenses at Stillman Arrest
Morris Kurt was arrested by Station 1 officers yesterday on charges of liquor sale and keeping liquor for sale at 17 Stillman arrest. Officers seized 175 gallons of wine during the operation.
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Morris Kurt
Stillman
Charlestown Youth Arrested in Larceny Case
Frank J. Casey aged 19 of 8 Charles Street Charlestown was arrested by street officers on larceny and related charges. The alleged theft involved a wagon valued at 15 dollars from Timothy Callaghan of 2 Leverett Street.
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Frank J. Casey
Charles Street
Charlestown
Ihn
Timothy Callaghan
Leverett’ Street
Salt Palace Planned With Rock Salt Reserve
A committee in Salt Lake City forms to arrange a salt palace project using millions of tons of rock salt available nearby.
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Palt Lake City
The Corporation Problem Discussed By Boston Club
The Young Men's Congregational Club at the Brunswick heard Louis D. Brandeis speak on the corporation problem. He argued that corporations were built to benefit the state but now operate with limitless power and reduced competition, warning regulation may shift back toward individual enterprise as trusts persist.
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Congregational Club
the Brunswick
Louis D. Brandeis
England
Standard Oil Company Trust
Bazaar success delays Fin de Siecle closure
The Fin de Siecle bazaar at Berkeley Temple has drawn strong support, prompting the committee to postpone the closing date to Saturday to accommodate more bidders and guests.
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Berkeley Temple
Cod Liver Oil Seen as Best Fat for Child Health
Dr W Gilman Thompson of the University of New York endorses cod liver oil to prevent marasmus scrofula and rickets and to build healthy tissues bones and teeth. Scott's Emulsion is cod liver oil digested with hypophosphites providing material for rich blood and solid flesh at prices 50 cents and 1 08 dollars from Scott and Bowne New York.
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W. Gilman Thompson
Materia Medica and Therapeutics
University of New York
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Chemists
New York
Hulls police bill faces hearing on town government control
A Hull bill to establish a local Board of Police was heard as seven of ten town policemen are related or connected by marriage. Proponents say state interference needed. opponents argue Hull should govern itself. Remonstrants cited about 1000 signers backing home rule.
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Malden ‘Bridge
Messrs
Fitzgerald and Sullivan
Boston
Russell
Newton
Everett
Scofield
Malden
Mercantile Affairs
Boston Stock Exchange
Ving
Alice N. Lincoln
Committee On Prisons
Fitts
Somerville
Hull
Edward G. Knight
Harvey H. Pratt
S. G. Knight
Knight
Faxon
Quincy
United States
Torrey
Bouve
Hingham
Uay
May Honor Victoria by New York City Declaration
New York May honor Victoria queen of the United Kingdom on May 24 Queen Victoria's birthday with city state and national flags to be raised on all public buildings in Greater New York A resolution to pay the tribute was offered at the Municipal Council meeting with Aldermen to discuss it again next Tuesday.
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New York
Victoria
Great’ Britain and Ireland
India
Greater
Board of Aldermen
Largest smoke talk planned by K. G. Mt. Vernon Council
The Knights of Columbus will host a public smoke talk in Winthrop and Hancock halls Upham's Corner next Monday evening. Mayor Quincy will address members and invitations go to Supreme Knight Edward L. Hearn State Deputy James F. Cavanaugh and other dignitaries. A reception will follow in Hance Hall with the talk in Winthrop Hall.
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Mt. Vernon
Knights of Columbus
Winthrop and
Hancock Halls
Upham's Corner
Ayor Quincy
Supreme
Edward L. Hearn
James F. Cavanaugh
Chris I. Fitzgerald
Daniel L. Prendergast
William S. McNary
John R. Murphy
Thomas W. Flood
John Drohan
Joseph H. O'Neil
Grang Knights
Inn
Hance Hall
Winthrop Hall
Battery D Celebrates 115th Anniversary in Quincy House
Battery D First Regiment Heavy Artillery M V M Roxbury City Guard marked its 115th anniversary at the Quincy House with about 125 members and guests. Captain J H Frothingham presided as Colonel James A Frye of the Governor's staff conveyed compliments from the Governor. Colonel Pfaff spoke for the battery and praised its strengths while noting minor flaws. Major Charles K Darling of the Sixth delivered a complimentary speech alongside several brief, pleasant addresses.
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Roxbury
Quincy House
J. H. Frothingham
James A.’ Frye
Pfaff
Royal Blue Line Eight Day Boston to Washington Tour
Eight day Royal Blue Line tour departs Boston with all expenses listed at 30 dollars. It includes stays at the Ebbitt or Riggs in Washington, a day at Old Point Comfort, a stop in Richmond Virginia at the Jefferson, and multiple overnights in Philadelphia and Newark with additional May departures. Illustrated itinerary available by applying to A J Simmons at 21 Washington Street Boston.
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Royal Blue Line
Boston
Agca
Washington
Old Pont Comfort
Richmond
Jefferson, Washington
Ebbitt Or
eRe
Philadelphia
Newark
A. J. Simmons
N. Eyra
Washington Street
Theater Notes Point to Spring Revue and Cast Swaps
The Boston arts scene previews next season with Julia Marlowe revivals and Clyde Fitch plays in New York and Boston. Rose Coghlan injuries surface from a stage curtain fall as Marie Burroughs plans a new star turn under D. W. Arthur. The Nielsen Opera Company extends at the Boston Theatre while Go-Won-Go Mohawk and The Governors impress at Bowdoin and Grand Opera House.
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Park Theatre
Alice Nielsen Opera Company
Boston
Julia Marlowe
Clyde Fitch
Barbara Frietchie
New York
the Lyric
Charles Frohman
Rose Coghlan
Fifi
Manhattan Theatre
Joseph Haworth
Atlantic City
Berkshire Hills
Marie Burroughs
D. W. Arthur
Stuart Robson
Lionel Lawrence
Dan Daly
Mr. Daly
Alice Nielsen
Ingomar
Daly
Tremont Theatre
Mr. Powers
Earl
Scott
Ryan
Viola Allen
Boston Museum
Castle Square Theatre
Bowdoin Square
Buckskin
Columbia
Gettysburg
Ward and
Vokes
Grand Opera House
Widow Brown
Bessie Lamb
Reilly and Wood
The
Howard
Ezra Kendall
Keith's
Austin & Stone
Professor Maguire
Grand Theatre
Kelcey-Shannon
Herbert Kelcey
Effie Shannon
Will Yee
Grand Opera Advance Sale Breaks Boston Records
An enormous advance sale for the Metropolitan Opera House company at the Boston Theatre begins next Monday. Tickets sold fast, receipts hit 15000 by Monday night, with continued heavy demand for Lohengrin. Cast features Jean De Reszke, Mme Schumann Heink, Mme Nordica, Van Dyck, Bispham, Muhlmann. Franz Schalk to conduct.
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Theetropolitan Opera House Company
Boston Theatre
Eugene Tompkins
Boston
Jean de Reszke
Mme
Schumann-Heink
Nordica
M. Ernest van Dyck
David Bispham
Adolf Muhlmann
Herr Franz Schalk
King Abad Opera Opens at Union Hall
The new operetta King Abad by Charles W. Hird and Lyle C. True opened at Union Hall as a B Y M C U entertainment. The plot follows King Abad and his prime minister creating entertainment for a demanding public with lively dialogue and strong lyrics. The cast includes W. O. Lovell in the title role and Wm. Small as a leading figure. chorus and minor roles praised. King Abad to be revived again this evening.
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King Abad
Union Hall
Charles W. Hird
Lyle C. True
Abad
EB. W. Deshon
Asa
Personal tour schedule by Pennsylvania Railroad from Boston
Including side trip to Mount Vernon and Alexandria under the personally conducted tourist system. Leaving Boston March 27 April 3 10 and 24, fare $23. Itinerary by Bell tourist agent 20 Washington street Boston.
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Mount Vernon
Alexandria
Pennsylvania* Railroad
Boston
Bell
Washam Street
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Cambridge
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Loitengrin
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Faust
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George W. Monroe
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Kate Ryan
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Nethrersole
Tanqueray
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Leonzo Bros
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Richard Harlow
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Elizabeth Winter
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Hanover
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