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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1905

Page

5

Boston Man Wit's Witnesses Against Beef Trust

W H Blake a Boston meat dealer with two stores is summoned to report to a federal grand jury in Chicago probing a beef trust. He says he had no warning and may testify despite risks, noting others from Boston may be summoned and suggesting separate summons prevent collusion. He departs Boston at 6 02 this evening.

Chicago Federal Grand Jury W. H. Blake Boston Blake Massachusetts Avenue Washington Street Hyde Park Grand Jury Big Nelson Morris Beef

New Theatre Hat Design Wins Paris Prize

Paris Grand Opera awarded 1000 dollars for the best theatre hat design to Mlle Mira Darceuil. Her Juliet cap of gold net features silver beadwork and jewels with large side roses that can be color matched to the gown. The design is praised as fashionable, home adjustable, and unobtrusive to others.

NEW Theatre Paris Paris Grand Opera Mlle Mira Darceuil Paris Grand Opera Management

Yale Football Captain Fined for Speeding in Meriden

Thomas L. Shevlin captain of the Yale football team surrendered to police for violating the automobile speed law in Meriden Connecticut and paid 40 dollars to settle the case after allegedly racing a Boston express train from New Haven to Meriden last Thursday.

Meriden Conn Thomas L. Shevlin Yale New Haven

World births and deaths and popular whiskies sold

The piece notes about 43,000,000 births and 39,000,000 deaths yearly with a boy girl birth ratio of 106 to 100 ending near equal. It promotes G. O. Taylor Old Bourbon and G. O. Taylor Pure Rye with claims of quality, age, purity and medicinal value, urging licensed dealers and physician recommendations with sealed bottles and labeled corks.

G. O. Taylor

New Waltham Speed Device to Enforce Limits

Waltham police plan to enforce speed limits by timing cars over an eighth mile at Piety Corner and on lower Main Street near Watertown. An officer signals start with a handkerchief to start the stopwatch, records the car number, and if speeding, the owner is summoned to court.

Waltham Piety Corner Lexington Lower Main Street Watertown

Mourns Loss of Boston Terrier Beloved by Dorchester Family

W A Donovan a Western Union telegrapher from Field's Corner Dorchester mourns the loss of a female Boston bull terrier that was the pet of his children. The dog was taken from his Westville street home Thursday afternoon.

Boston W. A. Donovan Western Union Mr. Donovan Westville Street Field’s Corner Dorchester

Death on Grand Trunk Tracks Near Bethel

The body of 45 year old James A. Barchard was found on the Grand Trunk railroad tracks west of Bethel Maine. He had been dead several hours and is believed to have been struck by a passing engine around 3 AM.

Bethel James A. Barchard Grand Trunk Railroad

Labor Church Convention Opens With Labor Dignity Debate

The Rev W H Van Allen denounces Mr Eliot on wage theory at the Church Alliance convention in Boston urging better protection for workers. He cites the iron law of wages, age barriers, and the blacklist while calling for church led social evolution over revolution. Speakers from St Pauls Trinity and St Stephen's highlight church labor ties with plans for mass meetings and receptions.

Eliot W. H. van Allen Church of the Advent Convention of the Church Alliance Labor St. Paul’s Church Fie Christ Church Alliance For St. Stephen’s Church Florence Street H. M. Barbour Church of Beloved Disciple of New York Tremont Street Edward Tillotson Appleton Grannis Trinity Church Tary Abrahams Harry Lloyd Carpenters’ Union St. Paul’s Club Harvard Fogg Art Museum Cambridge Huntington Hall Technology Buildings Abrahams

Record broken for immigrants at New York quarantine

New York May 7 all records broken for immigrants passing quarantine. In 12 hours 12039 steerage passengers admitted, signaling a spring influx likely to exceed prior years. Ten transatlantic liners delivered the crowd, led by Bluecher with 6056 names and Pretoria with 2198 steerage passengers. Other ships followed with 1854 Italia and 1571 Weimar among the totals.

New York United States Pretoria Italia Weimar Tta

Embezzlers Within the Church Warned by Pastor

The Rev. Herbert S. Johnson tells Warren Avenue Baptist Church that embezzlement is a gentleman's crime. He says trusted men like deacons and superintendents are tempted, with widows and orphans the main sufferers, and urges seeing the spiritual side of punishment beyond detection.

Boston Herbert S. Johnson Warren, Avenue Baptist Church

Gideons Campaign Opens in Roslindale Churches

Three meetings launched the Gideons drive in Roslindale. At the Congregational Church the men’s session featured John H. Nicholson the national president. George C. Howes addressed the women at the Baptist Church. Young people filled the Methodist Church with C. W. Hamilton in charge. Union meetings at Congregational and Baptist churches drew crowded attendance.

Roslindale Congregational Church John H. Nicholson George C. Howes Newton Centre Baptist Church Methodist Church C. W. Hamilton Pennsylvania

Senorita Huidobrolectures on The Christ of the Andes

At the Boston Young Men's Christian Union Senorita Carolina Huidobro of Chill spoke last evening on The Christ of the Andes with many stereopticon views. Next Sunday Rev Charles T Billings of Lowell will lecture and the Philharmonic Orchestra will give a special musical program.

Senorita Huidobro Y. M. C. Union Boston Young Men's Christian Union Senorita Carolina Huidobro Chill Charles T. Billings Lowell Philharmonic Orchestra

Rev F A Grinke to Speak at People's Institute

The Rev Francis A Grinke pastor of the Fifteenth Street Presbyterian Church Washington DC will address the Boston Literary and Historical Association tonight at the People's Institute 1171 Tremont Street His subject will be Religion and Race Elevation.

F. A. Grinke People’s Institute Francis A. Grinke Fifteenth Street Presbyterian Church Washington, D. C Boston Literary and Historical Association Tremont Street

Thibet Forbidden Land illustrated by Boston pastor

George B Graff of the Christian Endeavor Society spoke at the Boston YMCA on Thibet the Forbidden Land He showed a large collection of stereopticon photos and around 125 colored views depicting the Himalayan boundary blue lake Kokonor Lhasa and the Potala palace with its 3000 rooms and the Dalai Lama’s private crimson room The talk described Buddhism lama lamaseries and the vast grandeur of the Potala palace as a focal point of Thibet’s culture

Boston Y. M. C. A George B. Graff Christian Endeavor Society Forbidden Land Mt. Blane Kokonor Blue Lake Lhasa Potala Dalai Lama Great Lama

Admiral Farragut Reaches Long Wharf After Sighted Sunken Wreck

The steamer Admiral Farragut arrived at Long Wharf from Jamaica ports just before 6 PM. Captain Henshaw had earlier sighted a mast eight feet above a sunken wreck near Savannah indicating a recent disaster at latitude 31.46 north, longitude 72.04 west. Passengers included E R Grabow and C A Mowry of the Titchfield Hotel party along with several others.

Admiral Farragut Henshaw Long Wharf Jamaica Savannah E. R. Grabow Allen H. Wood G. L. Cheney M. Gardner A. E. Ellis D. A. Ross E. A. Cook Elder- Dempster Bristol Eng

90-Year-Old Dances Highland Fling at Medway Social

West Medway May 7 Joseph Litchfield who will turn 90 next month danced the Highland Fling from start to finish at the Colonial social by the Medway Historical Society. He learned the jig in boyhood and last practised in 1880. he made a wager that he could perform it flawlessly and kept his promise with a celebratory treat.

West Medway Joseph Litchfield Colonial Social Antiquarian Hall Medway

Schiller Centenary Observed in Boston at Jordan Hall

The Schiller centenary tribute at Jordan Hall under the Orpheus Society drew a large German American and city musical groups audience. The program featured works by Bach Mozart Gluck Weber Schiller Brambach and Rossini with Prof Kuno Francke delivering the oration and Gustav Strube leading orchestration. A second event tonight by the German Turn Verein will present Schiller’s William Tell.

Jordan Hall Orpheus Society Orpheus Chorus Orchestra Schiller Turn Verein Bach Mozart Gluck Weber Brambach Rossini Wallace Goodrich Carl Kaufmann Paul Grossman Kuno Francke Gustav Strube William Tell

All Day Quest for G D Peck in Seekonk Woods

A 60 man search party led by Detective Nickerson combed woods and swamps near Ten Mile River Seekonk for George D. Peck who vanished from Providence after discussing self harm. No trace found. Police had distributed over 400 likeness postcards describing Peck.

Providence R. I Nickerson Ten Mile River Seekonk George D. Peck Peck

Waltham Eagles Hold Memorial Service

Waltham May 7 A memorial service over deceased members was conducted by Waltham Aerie of Eagles in Asbury Temple with large attendance including several state officials. Mayor Harvey participated and Charles E Colligan delivered the memorial address.

Waltham Waltham Aerie of Eagles Asbury Temple Harvey Charles E. Colligan

Boston Eagles May Put Up a Building

Paine Memorial Hall meeting initiated 40 new members, bringing total to 1000. The treasury sits at $10,000 as committees report plans to break ground for a new building at Avenue No. 45 Fraternal Order of Eagles.

Aenue No. 45 Order of Eagles Paine Memorial Hall Treasury

Rubbish Heaps Spread Disease Citywide

Citywide rubbish piles in tenement districts cause disease especially among children. Old bedding and refuse litter streets, with South Boston a prominent example. Health board aims to end this by notifying households to remove refuse and shift to street cleaning with sent notices, not dumps, by next year.

Sanitary Department Boston Board of Health Roxbury Charlestown

Also Mentioned on This Page

Beef Trust Capt. Shevlin New Waltham Auto Scorchers van Allen Church Alliance Lawrence Carnegie Mr. Carnegie Sé Union Tobin The Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union, Secre John S’ Tobin ST. Paul's Church OF the Church Rev. Dr. Johnson Gideons Forbidden Land OF Thibet G. B. Graff Frankforts Orie New England Carl A. Weitz Eliot St Mass Post G. D. Peck Seekonk Woods Waltham Eagles Boston Eagles
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