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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1895

Page

6

Actor's Art Beerbohm Tree at Harvard Speaks on Imagination

Herbert Beerbohm Tree addressed Harvard students at Sanders Theatre on Some Aspects of the Stage. He argued imagination as the core of acting, warned against overreliance on formal study, and critiqued university education as potentially hindering artistic originality while suggesting a national theater subsidy could raise artistic standards.

Sanders Theatre Herbert Beerbohm Tree Harvard Hamlet Henry Irving The Press Association Mr. Tree G. O. Pierce Graduate School Tree Pierre Lua Rose Harvard Press Association Matthews Hall Association University of Boston House of Art Dramatic Academy

The Poet and Art in Society and Life Philosophy

The text contrasts resilience against fashionable allure, notes that self conscious restraint aids rhetoric, and argues the artist should fuse imagination with character. It praises American eloquence over English speech, discusses acting, imagination as mind's eye, and the drama's appeal to youth, ending with art guiding toward light beyond doubt.

Smoking Gridiron Club of Boston Holds Third Smoke Talk

The Gridiron Club of Boston held a smoking talk at Youngs Hotel with Lt Brainerd of the Enterprise as guest of honor. The club, two years old, aims to promote Greater Boston enterprise and link young businessmen with politics, literature and the arts. About 100 members and guests attended as members shared pipes, punch, music, and recitations. Brainerd recounted the Kearsarge history from 1862 to 1894 and described rescuing the ship’s crew after she struck.

Gridiron Club of Boston Young’s Hotel Brainerd United States Steamship Enterprise Greater Back Bay William G. James Swift, Lovell and Fox Cadets Kearsarge Alabama Kear Sarge Providence Island Colon

South End smoke talk features boxing bout and performers

The South End Associates held a social with Mark Kilroy as master of ceremonies. The Mano la Mason Quartet Gripp and Murphy George Donaldson Tony Leary and reader Fred O’Connor provided entertainment while Tom Hannon known as the Cyclone fought Jim Betts in a three round bout. Betts delivered a knockout winning with a left rip to Hannon’s jaw in the first half of the third round.

South End Mark Kilroy Manola-Mason Gripp and Murphy George Donaldson Tony Leary Fred O'Connor Steve Murphy Tom Hannon Jim Betts Hannon Betts

Father Accuses His Son in Theft Case

James W. Lord of Neponset Avenue reported to police that his valuable beaver overcoat was stolen by his son William S. Lord. The son is also alleged to have taken $8 in cash and a suit of clothes belonging to his brother-in-law James S. Longfellow, who lives in the same house.

James W. Lord Neponset Avenue Koskuuieie William S. Lord James S. Longfellow

Old Latin boys toast the starved and Senate fund drive

Old graduates of Boston Latin School gathered at Parker's last night sharing reminiscences and songs. Dr Moses Merrill head master described the school and its work noting 410 pupils admitted to colleges in the last decade. Donations and ship relief efforts for Newfoundland island continued with Halifax sailings, tea and meal donations, and support from the 8S. S. Pierce Company.

Boston Latin School Parker’s Boston Latin School Association James B. Greenough Harvard Moses Merrill John E. Fitzgerald J. P. Seaver Er. H. Abbott Wisconsin Central Railway F. E. Hamilton Newton J. P. Warren Mr. Shurtleff N. H. Laughton William W. Doherty Henry Walker John D. Bryant Dr. Jenks D. H. Coolidge H. F. Jenks William G. Brock George R. Nutter Halifax Lewis Wharf Kidder, Peabody & Co Pye Canada, Atlantic & Plant Steamship Line Newfoundland

Theatrical man sues over debt in municipal court

Berry Jarrett, advance agent for Stuart Robson, appeared in the poor debtors session after being held on mesne process in a $789 suit by Professor A. Herrmann. Herrmann lent $800 to Jarrett in 1892 to help him through financial trouble, with Jarrett later securing a position with Robson and a promise to repay. Only a trifling amount has been paid in three years, prompting peremptory collection steps.

Berry Jarrett Stuart Robson A. Herrmann Herrmann Jarrett W. A. Brady Sport McAllister Brady

Harvard debating society debates faculty action on football

The Wendell Phillips Club of Harvard discussed intercollegiate football at its meeting last evening. The question, Resolved that the action of the Harvard faculty regarding intercollegiate football is justifiable, was opened by H. Whitmore and H. F. Knight for the affirmative and W. S. Youngman and CC. B. White for the negative. After house speeches by prominent athletes, the vote favored the affirmative by a narrow margin, though on the merits a different ruling might have occurred.

Wendell Phillips Club Harvard H. Whitmore H. F. Knight W. S. Youngman CC. B. White

Tramp Woman Hurt In Street Car Collision

Mrs. C Leonard aged 60 with no fixed address was crossing Eustis street at Albany street when she tripped and fell against electric car 662 on the Meeting House Hill line. She suffered a severe scalp wound dressed by Dr Murphy at Station 9 and spent the night at the station due to nowhere else to go.

C. Leonard Eustis Street Albany Street Meeting House Hill

Miss Kate Field Urges Mild Beverage Vote in Temperance Debate

Editor Kate Field of Kate Field's Washington argues prohibition laws fail to promote temperance and advocates a moderate allowance of mild beverages. She cites effectiveness over strict bans and endorses Anheuser-Busch Beer as a recommended mild drink.

Kate Field Washington Washington, D. C Kate Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association

Was It Gandy Sarah Bentley Dies from Poisoning at City Hospital

The 13 year old daughter of George H Bentley paper hanger of No 22 Indiana place died at City Hospital at 7 40 PM from suspected gastric poisoning. She ate gum drops bought Thursday evening at Shawmut avenue store and alone consumed them. Police and Medical Examiner Draper will have autopsy findings to confirm cause. The parents say no canned goods or other foods were eaten.

Sarah Bentley George H. Bentley Indiana Place City Hospital Caledonia Street Shawmut Avenue Emma Bentley Division 4 Draper

Three Worcester men seized near ferry in green goods plot

Police arrest three men from Worcester Massachusetts at the Pennsylvania ferry on the green goods fraud scene. They claimed intent to rob the swindlers, were armed with a revolver a bowie knife and a long dirk and carried about $490. They face a concealed weapons charge before Police Justice Potts.

Jersey City N. J Pennsylvania Ferry Worcester Mass George Saimaian Walter Ryan Karl Karselai Justice Potts

Noted Woman Preacher at Emerald Street Church Pulpit

The Emerald Street Second Advent Church will feature Mrs. McKinstry, famed for scriptural knowledge and audience engagement, as a talented woman preacher tomorrow. Professor Robert J. Roberts of the Boston Y M C A will give an address on the Saints Bodies with a live demonstration.

Emerald Street

Advent Christian Church Sunday Services Schedule

Advent Christian Church on Emer Id street will hold Sunday services with Mrs L C McKinstry preaching at 3 and 7 30 pm. Sunday school at 1 30 pm. Prayer meetings at 10 30 am and 6 30 pm. All seats are free.

Advent Christian Church Emer Id Street L. C. McKinstry

Tremont Temple and City Churches Press Morning Gospel

The Tremont Temple Music Hall will host Rev George Co Lorimer at 10 30 am with The Crisis in Modern Missions and at 7 30 pm with The Crisis in Modern Commerce. Sunday school 12 15 gospel service 3 pm. Young peoples prayer 6 pm. Grand singing. Seats free. Also Clarendon Street Baptist and First Baptist Church schedule sermons and Sunday schools with pastors Rev Arthur T Pierson and Rev Nathan E Wood.

Tremont Temple Bar Ss. Church George Co. Lorimer D. D Clarendon Street Baptist Church Arthur T. Pierson First Baptist Church Commonwealth Avenue Nathan E. Wood

Public church services and lectures listed across Boston area

Old South Church and Mount Vernon Church announce morning and evening services led by Rev. Gordon and Rev. Herrick with free seating. First Parish Church presents 10:30 and 7:30 sermons by Rev. Hill Crathern and assistants, plus a Christian Endeavor session. Other listings include Bulfinch Place Church sermons by Rev. R Eliot, a Monday debate, and Boston Seamen's Friend Society chapel services with chaplain Nickerson and a Y P meeting.

Old South Church George A. Gordon D. D Mt. Calvary Mount Vernon Church Beacon Street Massachusetts Avenue S. E. Herrick FIRST Charlestown C. F. Hill Crathern Harvey A. Platts Christian Endeavor

Church Services List For Sunday At Several Boston Parishes

The Rev J S Lindsay rector at St Pauls Church 126 Tremont St leads Holy Communion at 730 am morn prayer and sermon 1030 am Sunday school 3 pm and evening prayer and sermon 430 pm Emmanuel Church offers services at 930 1050 am and 4 pm with the rector preaching Christ Church Colchester Street Longwood under Rev Co Bradlee D D holds 1030 am service All are welcome St John the Evangelist Bowdoin Street provides services at 730 930 11 am and 3 and 730 pm with free seating Belt Line Back Bay and West End cars stop at Bowdoin Street foot

ST. Paul’s Church Tremont Street J. S. Lindsay Emmanuel Church Christ’s Church Colchester Street Longwood Co. D. Bradlee D. D ST. John the Evangelist Bowdoin Street Back Bay West End

Shawmut Universalist Sunday School Fifty-Eighth Anniversary

Exercises will feature singing and recitations by school members with addresses from Rev. L. E. Pease and Pastor Rev. George L. Perin D D. Public invited. Services begin at 7 30 p m.

Shawmut Universalist L. E. Pease George L. Perin D. D

Ordination at Roxbury Presbyterian Church public service

At Roxbury Presbyterian Church Warren and Woodbine streets an ordination and installation of elders is scheduled for 10 30 AM. At 7 30 PM the Rev Dr Kneeland will preach on Making a Business of Religion. The public is invited.

Roxbury Presbyterian Church Warren and Woodbine Streets Kneeland

Ministers Pulpit Suits Offered at 28 Dollars

Custom made ministers pulpit suits priced at twenty eight dollars. Garments cut to fit and finished in the best manner. Special inducements offered to clergymen with references from current patrons available.

Methodist Church Sunday Services and Spiritualist Anniversaries

Listings of Tremont Street M E Church Bromfield Street M E Church Home and related churches with pastors, service times, Sunday schools, and league meetings. Includes information on People's Temple services, First M E Temple Street, Winthrop Street M E Church, St John’s M E Church South Boston, and spiritualist temple anniversary programs with times for services, discourse, and manifestations.

Arlington Street Church Services With Free Vesper Seats

The Arlington Street Church invites parishioners to morning worship at 10 30 and a vesper service at 4 pm with all seats free. The Rev John Duckson presides at the morning service.

Arlington Street Church John Duckson

Sunday evening church events march 31 in rochester area

Denominational Parker Memorial hosts 7:30 pm services with Rev Minot J Savage presenting The Wise Use of Our Spare Time Rossini Quartet features Hattie Woodbury Clarke Nellie Woodbury Edward Holden Robert Whitten Howard Dow all seats free Boston Young Men's Christian Association Eli oration on The Saints Bodies 4 pm by Robert J Roberts Orlando Hackett sings Joseph Stewart directs music Arthur Sawyer presides Union Hall hosts Prof William Baldwin address on Profanity Damon family musicians Elfreda Damon Nettie Damon Dora Damon Mamie Damon and others perform Congregational singing and activities Day’s schedule includes The Everyday Church 397 Shawmut Ave 10 30 am preaching 12 15 pm Sunday school 7 30 pm 58th anniversary address by Rev I E Pease Bible group at Boston Society of the New Jerusalem Bowdoin near Beacon Street 10 38 am services and 12 m Sunday school all welcome

Boston Young Men’s Christian Association Boylston Berkeley Streets Robert J. Roberts Boston Y. M. C. A Orlando J. Hackett Joseph Stewart Arthur W. Sawyer Boston Association Boston Young Men’s Christian Union Union Hall Boylston Street Boston Evangelical Alliance William H. Baldwin B. Y. M. Christian Union Boston Shawmut Avenue L. E. Pease I. E. Pease George L. Perin Boston Society OF the New Jerusalem Bowdoin Beacon Street James Reed

Speakers and services in Boston religious notices

The Rev Justin D Fulton speaks tomorrow at 2 30 pm in People's Temple on Shall New England be Romanized The Standard's Opportunity with a song service by Miss Grace Bradbury Seats are free Special collection for Newfoundland sufferers Christian Science Instruction at Women's Journal parlors 3 Park street 3 pm Tenth lesson Interpretation of the New Tongue at 18 Huntington avenue 8 pm Music Hall Evangelistic Association of New England 3 pm address by Rev George C Needham singing led by Rev R F True Shawmut Chapel 642 Harrison avenue Sunday school 3 pm preaching by Rev Lawrence Phelps 7 30 pm All are invited

Association Hall Boylston Berkeley Streets Orlando J. Hackett Joseph Stewart Christopher R. Eliot Bulfinch Place Unitarian Church Parker Memorial Charles B. Davenport Brady People’s Temple Boston Daily Standard J. K. Whittemore Bangor Free Baptist Church Cambridgeport R. H. Kennedy Congregational Church Malden Pepperell Evangelistic Association of New England Bromfield Street Church George C. Needham Philadelphia Charles E. Hickson Australia Erdman Centre Street Methodist Church Newton C. E. Jefferson Central Church Chelsea First Boston Charlestown A. S. Burrows Mason A. Greene Greater Boston Bromfield Street M. FE L. B. Bates D. D Columbus Avenue Berkeley Street James Boyd Brady Marion Luce George Frederick Washburn James Logan Gordon M. E Temple Street C. L. Goodell Epworth League Winthrop Street Edward M. Taylor America ST. John’s' MM South W. T. Perrin Justin D. Fulton New England Grace Bradbury Newfoundland Women’s Journal Park Street Clara E. Choate Aluntington Avenue MUSIC R. F. True Shawmut Chapel Harrison Avenue Lawrence Phelps

Boston civil action against Umbrella Co not party in state

In Suffolk County Massachusetts a Boston court handles a contract suit for $173.08 plus interest against The Umbrella Company of New York. The court finds no Massachusetts presence and orders notice by Boston Post publication for the defendant to appear April 13. Clerk ORSINO G. Sleeper signs the order with Attest: Oscar F. Timlin.

Notice to The Umbrella Company in Boston civil action

In Suffolk county court a contract suit seeks 150 dollars plus interest from The Umbrella Company of New York. The court finds the defendant lacks Massachusetts presence or service. The defendant is ordered to appear April 13 by newspaper notice in the Boston Post.

Boston Court Notices In Umbrella Company Suit

On March twenty sixth 1895 the case of A B Billings vs The Umbrella Company is entered. The defendant NY corporation has no Boston presence and no service has been made. The plaintiff must publish notice in the Boston Post and appear April 13 to answer. Also a parallel filing by William F. Cummings against The Umbrella Company lists two hundred seventy eight dollars due and similar lack of local service.

Commonwealth OF Massachusetts Suffolk Boston W. Haskell New York F. A. Hubbard Brookline Norfolk Frank W. Wardwell Cambridge Middlesex Wardwell & Co George Cohen Louis Cohen Gus L. Levy Copartners S. Cohen & Co Boston Post Orsino G. Sleeper A.B Billings al Hubbard Gus TL. Levy Clark

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Beerbohm Tree Lee Pond’s Extract Company Fifth Ave HODCE Temple Place Theatrical Man Robson Company Rith & Baker Bedford Gandy Advent Baptist Bulfinch Placeh Benevolent Fraternity of Churches R. Eliot Boston Seamen’s Friend Society Hanover Street Episcopal Universalist Presbyterian Specialty Clothing Co Whorf, Kapcand & Whore, Proprietors Washington St Methodist M. BE First Spiritual Temple Newsbury Exeter W. J. Colville Spiritual Temple Odd Fellows’ Hall Odd Fellows Berkeley Commercial Washington Street Browning, King & Co Anna of Lynn Dickinson Newmarch Smith Unitarian Oscar F. Timlin Holden Wile Tam RR Atkinson Oscar F, Timlin
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