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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1901

Page

7

New Haven Lines Gain Through Traffic To Boston

The New York Central and other trunk lines raise through freight to the New Haven road by about seventy five cars daily, with sixty five from Fishkill via West Shore and ten from Jersey City via Pennsylvania Railroad. Ship inducements from Boston turn traffic to Boston export routes, while New Haven takes a fair share of rates.

New York Newark New Haven Hartford New York Central New Haven Road New England Seaboard Boston West Shore Fishkill Jersey City Pennsylvania Railroad New Haven Company

Roosevelt visits state house in ceremonial stop

Vice President Theodore Roosevelt toured the Massachusetts State House with Governor Crane and House members. Speaker Myers introduced him after lunch at the Union Club, where Roosevelt praised Dudley Dean and greeted Senators and notable locals before catching his train to New York.

State House Theodore Roosevelt Crane House Union Club San Juan Dean Brookline Myers Commonwealth United States Dudley Dean Senate Chamber Captain Gardner Tom Meagher New York

Ward warns against contractors' surplus clause in milk talks

Mr. A B Ward president of the Milk Producers Union says contractors inserted an improper surplus clause in a circular. He urges milk producers to refuse the surplus clause and insist on a straight price, noting contractors aim to win producers over to the old scheme.

Wepestboro A. B. Ward Milk Producers’ Union Ward Mr. Ward Ence

Thorndike Will Contested Over East Boston Hospital Trust

George L. Thorndike of East Boston faces a will contest. Surviving relatives include niece Mrs. Whittemore and nephews John Augustus Townsend Thorndike. The will leaves 10000 to the city for widows coal, and a false value to St. John s Episcopal Church, with the residue placed in trust to fund a hospital once the estate exceeds 200000.

George L. Thorndike Boston Whittemore John Augustus Townsend Thorndike St. John’s Episcopal Church

Recital by Mrs Frances L. Moses Pupils in Dorchester

Last evening a recital was held at Mrs Frances L. Moses home at 7 Hawes avenue Dorchester. The program featured soprano Lena Rhodes Smith and reader Ethel Hawkes with pupils L Hoehle A Robinson B Pearson F Moses F Peschmann A Martin M and G Butler and Messrs Cc Merz and F Moses participating.

Frances L. Moses Hawes Avenue Dorchester Lena Rhodes Smith Ethel Hawkes L. Hoehle A. Robinson B. Pearson F. I. Moses F. Peschmann A. Martin M. & G. Butler Cc. Merz F. Moses

Rankin Weds Here Before Registrar This Morning

The American actor Rankin married here this morning before the registrar, solidifying a quiet ceremony. The event took place in a formal registry setting with no additional details disclosed.

Rankin

Beaux Souvenir Giveaway For Maude Adams Statue

At 10 o'clock this morning we will give away 1000 fine china statuette reproductions of the Maude Adams Statue. The first 1000 applicants with this notice shown to attendants in the studio will receive one. Imported from Paris at great cost, the statue remains on exhibit for eight more days.

Maude Adams Paris

Dramatic Theatre Happenings and Openings Beset by Rumors

The Columbia house may reopen Monday May 13 with Harry Farren as manager and The Casino Girl as the attraction. New York engagements loom for Laura Burt and shifts in cast, including Ethel Winthrop replacing Annie Irish in The Climbers. Buffalo Bill visits Boston mid June, while Amelia Bingham reshuffles cast for The Merchant of Venice.

Columbia Harry Farren the Tremont Myles Standish Plymouth Colony John Mason John Alden Lillian Lawrence Priscilla Miss Lawrence New York Laura Burt Boston New Review John B. Schaeffer Masconomo Manchester Mass Tremont Longwood Sarah Cowell le Moyne Lady Macbeth Buffalo Bill Amelia Bingham Ethel Winthrop Annie Irish

Escape from the Moon Selenites in Wellsian Flight

Bedford and Cavor flee through a lunar tunnel after a brutal encounter with Selenites. They untie bonds, outrun pursuers, and reach a faint light as they seek shelter in side caverns while fearing capture and pondering their next move.

Moonward ascent ends in alien cavern light

The narrator and Cavor push through a cavern to a pale gray light from above. They climb a cleft to reveal a forest of bioluminescent fungi and realize the light is phosphorescence, not daylight, as they despair over their dream of returning to a sunlit world.

Selenites Cavor Gulf Cayor

Amulet League Offer Requests Submissions

A solicitation for $1.00 to editor D. Z. Hayes at 106 Boylston Street Reston Massachusetts to receive the Amulet and its illustrated literature. The notice promotes the Amulet League and its offerings by mail.

D. Z . Hayes Boylston Street Reston Mass Amulet League

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