Father Bates Returns Home for New England Mission
Rev. Mr Bates known as Father Bates 71 returns to East Boston from Chattanooga after four months of labor en route stops in Knoxville. He may decline Meridian Street Methodist Church pastorate to focus on evangelistic work for the New England Methodist conference meeting in Clinton Massachusetts about April 10. His career spans Bethel East Boston Bromfield Street and other New England posts with invites to Jamestown New York in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T . Lewis P. Bates
D. D
Bates
New England
Boston
Chattanooga
Tenn
Knoxville
Mr. Bates
Meridian Street Methodist Church
New England Methodist Conference
Clinton
Mass
Bethel
Bromfield Street
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Jamestown
N. Y
Brookline financiers escape injury in runaway buggy
John M. Graham and Charles H. Wood narrowly escaped serious harm in a Brookline runaway yesterday forenoon. The buggy lurched after reins broke, overturning near Cypress and Davis. The horse fled toward Boylston and was captured on Arrow Street. both men sustained contusions and a bad shakeup, while the carriage was badly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
John M. Graham
International Trust Company
Charles H. Wood
Continental Mills
Davis Avenue
Waverly Street
Cypress Street
Boylston Street
Arrow Street
Tracts for Mormon Homes In Utah Aim to Reach Youth
Washington hosts the American Tract Society annual meeting led by Rev. Mason S. Fiske with Gen. O. O. Howard president reporting on work in army and overseas. The society has published 153 languages and distributed millions of pages in Spanish territories and to the U S army and navy. An effort seeks tract distribution to every Mormon home in Utah via colporteur wagons and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
American Tract Society
Gunton Temple Memorial Church
Mason S. Fiske
Judson Swift
New York
O. O. Howard
Tract Society
General Howard
Denomination Mission Boards
Army
Navy
Utah
Sailor Reed Missing from Montauk voyage
William Reed, a crew member aboard the steamer Montauk from Glasgow, is believed to have committed self harm at sea after disappearing three days out. The ship faced severe weather early in the passage but sustained no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Reed
Glasgow
Reed
Astor May Live in Paris Rushing Society Talk
A report says William Waldorf Astor plans to live in Paris to pursue a quiet life in retirement. The American colony discusses the idea though no solid proof exists. some cite alleged Huguenot lineage as a motive. Astor returns to London soon with no plan to move abroad.
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William; Waldorf Astor
Paris
Mr. Astor
W. W. Astor
London
England
Educational Alliance Elects Officers and Directors
At a meeting yesterday afternoon the Educational Alliance elected officers and directors. The slate includes Henry Koch as recording secretary with Rahn as treasurer and Ball as corresponding secretary, joined by Nathan Gon, Joseph Berkovitz, G Gornee, Miss A S Myerson, B G Richards, H A Koch, and A Kahn as directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allance
Hen. . Koch
New England Heiress May Wed Prince of Croy
In Providence, Newport and New York society the tale of Madeleine Goddard, the richest New England heiress, courting Prince Henri de Croy dominates chatter. The Belgian prince, visiting Rhode Island, hints marriage could follow if she accepts.
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New York
Providence
R. I
Newport
Madeleine Goddard
New England
Prince Henry of
Croy
Robert Goddard
Hope Goddard
C. Oliver Iselin
Henri de Croy
Rhode Island
Hope
Prince
Miss Goddard
America
Prince Henri de Croy
Iselin
Belgium
Washington
Mein Herr von Bredow
d’Ursel
Henri Francois Gluslain Louis Marie
Prince Ferdinand Croy
Leo XIII
Prince Henri
Princess of Croy
Missing Dr John Grant Lyman and Yukon schemes traced
New York March 4. Dr John Grant Lyman, missing zinc promoter linked to Yukon Trading Milling and Exploreshone firms, has vanished after warning notes. Boston and New England investors report ongoing district attorney contact as the Yukon companies erosion and consolidation into United Yukon Company unfold. Mrs Lyman’s distress noted amid the turmoil as employees resign and the scheme expands internationally.
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New York
John Grant Lyman
Boston
Yukon Company, Limited
Lyman
Oston
New England
Yukon Trading, Mining and Exgoreen Company
Ukon Mining and Milling Company
Yukon Mining and Dredg Company
New York City
Omphar Tee
Exchange
Dr. Lyman
Newark
Allers
West Fifty-seventh Street
Change Court
Broadway
United Yukon Company, Limited
United Ukonma
United Yukon Company
Theatrical News From The Colonial And Broadway Circuit
Annie Russell stars in The Royal Family at the Colonial Theatre with Ben Hur on the way. Arthur Smith’s York State Folks rehearsals set for late April. Fred Wright leads Ben Hur tour. Uncle Tom in Brady’s production at Academy of Music Newark. Grace George stars in Lovers Lane at Manhattan. Amelia Bingham signs to return to Bijou January 27 1902 and tours Boston in September. Clyde Fitch’s The Climbers to tour major cities. Janice Meredith continues with Ma Mannering at Walnut Street Philadelphia. Klaw Erlanger brings Moxy Quiller to Boston Museum April 15. Foxquiller at Illinois Theatre Chicago. Sharon Sanitarium benefit at Tremont Theatre featuring Le Moyne Drew Conquest and Byron. John Page and Edna Wallace in Chris and the Wonderful Lamp headline Klaw & Erlanger troupe in Central Park.
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Annie Russell
Ben ‘Hur
Ae Colonial
Academy of Music
Newark
Clyde Fitch
Grace George
Manhattan Theatre
New York
Miss George
Amelia Bingham
Henry B
Miss Bingham
Bijou
Colonial Theatre
Boston
Oae A
Climbers
Icago
Philadelphia
Fitteburg
Washington
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Ewark
Detroit
Cleveland
Ma Mannering
Janice Meredith
Walnut Street Theatre
Miss Mannering
ankeKee
Mr. McKee
Klaw & Erlanger Era
Jerome Sykes
Edna Wallace
Jerome Sykes Hopper
Chris and
Klaw & Erlanger
Rogers Brothers
Central Park
Emma Francis
Lyman letters sparked zinc stock fears and broker warning
A Boston stock broker exposed a Dr. Lyman letter claiming 200,000 International Zinc shares were admitted to Paris Bourse trading though never listed. The note warned Simpson of a sinking stock scheme and urged shifting to a Chicago office with promises of better pay, while shareholders faced dividend doubts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Lyman
International Zinc Company
Oliver P. Simpson
Congress Street
Boston
Simpson
Joshua Brown & Co
Chicago
Hayden to investigate brother’s estate in Hawaii
James Hayden of Somerville plans a trip to Hawaii to confirm reports about Isaac Newton Hayden’s fortune. Earlier rumors of a large estate were denied, with Hayden said to be worth little at death. He will take all papers related to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hayden
Hinckley Street
Somerville
Isaac Newton Hayden
Hawaii
Hayden
Joseph
Ice Palace Destroyed in Philadelphia Fire
A fire gutted the West Park Ice Palace at Fifty second and Jefferson streets in Philadelphia early today causing losses under 100000. The rink housed commercial ice making operations and was owned by the New York Ice Manufacturing Company.
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Philadelphia
March
West Park
Fifty-second
Jefferson Streets
Oye
Tvente Co E
Ae York Ice Manufacturing Company
Theatrical Week Delights at Boston and Nearby Venues
A packed schedule features John Drew as Richard Carvel at the Hollis with Ida Conquest. Primrose and Dockstader minstrels at Boston Theatre. Shenandoah at Grand Opera House with elaborate scenery. Tracle Tom’s Cabin at Bowdoin Square. Louis Mann and Clara Lipman leave the Museum after All on Account of Eliza, followed by Manon Lescaut with Kelcey and Shannon. The Girl From Maxim’s at Park Theatre. Sapho at Nethersole company. Mrs. Le Moyne in The Greatest Thing in the World at Tremont. Mistress Nell to follow. Ben Hur closing at Colonial Theatre on April 20. Tony Cummings at Keith’s. Howard with a long vaudeville bill. Osic Hall vaudeville with Onri family. Cingalese dancers at Austin & Stone’s. The Pay Train at Grand Theatre.
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Hollis
John Drew
Richard Carvel
Ida Conquest
Mr. Drew
Dorothy Manners
Primrose
Dockstader
Boston
Museum
Eliza
Herbert Kelcey
Pffie Shannon
Manon Lescaut
Maxim
the Park Theatre
Miss Williams
Sadie Martinet
Nethersole
Sapho
Tony Cummings
Keith
Howard
Dewey Sar
Les Belles Zouaves
Quigley Brothers
Jordan
Welch
Wolf
Milton
Jennings
Alto
Seven Allisons
Otaneys
Belle Stewart
Miss Anna I. Smith to Play Mother Goose in Jubilee
Miss Anna I. Smith of Malden will portray Mother Goose in the upcoming Mother Goose Jubilee set for tomorrow afternoon. She studied two years at East Greenwich Academy and later taught there before pursuing music at the New England Conservatory under Miss Rose Stewart.
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Purdy
Anna I’. Smith
Mother Goose
Missmith
Malden
Greenwich Academy
10Th Island
New England Conservatory
Rose Stewart
How to Dress Well at Newman Son Stores
A guide extols Well dressed style and points to H Newman Son at 15 School Street and 734 Washington Street. It claims ready made and custom garments cost the same, with skilled cutters and arsonal supervision ensuring first class quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Newman Son
School Street
Washington Street
Newman
Ren University Ghent Breaks Ties to Marry
Pott Bleu reports that Ren University of Ghent ended church relations to allow a marriage. The brief note notes a break with religious authority and a personal union affecting governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BAU
Pott. Bleu
Celeeenes
University of of
Ghent
Insane Woman Inflicts Wounds in Toledo Ward
Mrs G Brun Schneider of near Toledo cuts off left foot toes ears nose and skin in a self inflicted attack. She severed skin from both arms and face and is in serious condition at St Vincent's Hospital. Husband found her in bed semi conscious. doctors doubt recovery. She is about 60 and believed driven to madness by domestic troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Mrs Lincoln Lectures on Personal Work at Church
Mrs Alice N Lincoln chairwoman of two Long Island institu tions delivered an address on Personal Work before the citizenship class at Dr Hale's church. Introduced by William P Fowler she urged leisure people to render service, citing Florence Nightingale Agnes Jones and Lord Shaftesbury as examples of personal work. She stressed interest in inmates of visit obliged institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice N. Lincoln
Long Island
Tunnel Work Progress in East Boston Harbor Project
The East Boston tunnel progresses with a shield cutting earth at six feet daily yet about zero feet remain to the harbor’s water edge. Foremen expect at least two months before tunneling beneath the harbor begins. Workers in two shifts face rock and hard gravel turning to solid clay aiding labor. Sightseers visit the site while engineers from other cities observe the progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Boston
Railways Offer Colonist Tickets From Cities To California
Chicago and Northwestern Union Pacific and Southern Pacific railways run through the city and tourist sleepers from Chicago to California daily. On Tuesdays until April 30 sell Colonist tickets for 30 dollars with low Boston rates. For tickets information call Northwestern Line 368 Washington Street.
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Chicago & Northwestern
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific Railways
Chicago
California
Boston
Northwestern
Washington Street
RoyAl Blue Line Excursion to Washington D C From Boston
Boston travelers may join a week long tour to Washington D C leaving Friday March 29 with Royal Blue Line. All expenses billed at 25 dollars plus side trips and stop overs. April and May tours offered. application details at 211 Washington Street Boston.
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Washington, D. C
Royal Blue Line
Boston
A Aemmons
N.ba
Washington Street
St Augustine PTA Hosts Ninth Annual Event
The St Augustine PTA held its ninth annual show on April 19. J Mogan presented the program asserting that earlier acts were eclipsed by newer performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Augustine C. T. A
As Eee
J. Mogan
Rt. Roman Catholic Diocese Suffer Longtime Health Struggles
The Rt. Roman Catholic Diocese reports a long period of illness for a named church leader. Bishop Swee has endured extensive health challenges for over a year, with details limited in the fragment.
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Rdal Pers N. B
Rt. Roman ? Catholiocese
Meney Atyats
Swee
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Sailor Reed
Montauk
Astor May
Educational Alliance
Princess OF
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Nashua
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Harriet B. Marsh
Colonial
Arthur Sidman
John Grantlyman
Philadelphia Ice Palace
Tremont Theatre
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En Crosman
Benefitsharon Sanitarium
Sam Bernard
Homer Lind and Company
Maud Courtney
Derends and Breen
Arras
Alice
Josh and
Gordon
Wilson and
Leicester
Belle Davis
Montrell
Lillian Shaffer
Empire Four
Clifford and Hall
John Geiger
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Rose Coghlan
Louis Massen
PAFES
Hamilton
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Oxford
Onri Family
Filson & Errol
Musical Johnsons
Bonner
Louise Gunning
James Aldrich Libbey
Leo Dervalto
Eleanor Falk
Vitagraph
Qwreeer _— THEATRE
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Tremont
Music Hall
Peg Wofifington
Boston Theatre
Eugene Tompkins
Merry Minstrels
Primrose A Dockstader
Eve’gs
Mats. Wed
Metropoli
A.M
Crand
Lucia
Tannhauser
Weber
Opera House
George W. Magee
Jacob Litt
Shenandoah
Boylston & Tremont Sts
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Wm. Young
Mrs. Lincoln
Ona
Beacon St
ST. Augustines
Minsatels
ST. John III
Hollis Isaac B. Rioch
Etor
Bavery Ay
Charles Frohman
Winston Churchill
Pichard Carvel
Empire Theatre
Copley Hall
Boston Museum
Mats
Clara Mann Lipman
Sqqu Theatre
Bowdoin
James Boys
Mviecet
DE Wey
Otaways
Zouaves
Quiggley Bros
Feetan
Woleh
Atlas Imperial
Riety Theatre
MUSE
Geko
JOY
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