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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1902

Page

7

Permanent Pumping Station of the East Boston Tunnel Now Being Built

The East Boston tunnel’s permanent pumping station lies 100 feet below harbor level, with two deep wells and large pump rooms to serve as the drainage hub from Maverick square to the Atlantic avenue shaft. The Boston Tunnel Construction Company reports 2800 feet excavated of 6060 and a progress rate of 40 feet daily, with 250 workers in two 10 hour shifts and six mules supporting underground hauling. The setup will use steam pumps to move water to city sewers, with minimal reported difficulties beyond occasional pains among workers treated by company physicians.

Boston Tunnel Construction Company East Boston Tunnel Maverick Square Boston Shore Atlantic Avenue East Boston Low Wharf

Brigham Young's Granddaughter Visits Mormon Conference in Boston

Miss Mary 56 RE, granddaughter of Brigham Young, and Mr. Lawrence Taylor, grandson of John Taylor, attended a Mormon conference in Boston. Miss Young, educated in England and New York, spoke of her intent to spread the faith and praised progress in Boston and New England. The Eastern States Mission notes no plural marriages since 1890, while Clyde emphasizes restoring gospel purity and public outreach in Boston, Malden, Melrose, and Newton.

Mary Brigham Young Lawrence Taylor John Taylor The Boston Miss Young Adams Massachusetts John Quincy Adams Post New England England New York Bos Clyde Mr. Clyde

Camera For 60 Gents At Jordan Marsh Photographic Dept

Amateur photography becomes accessible to all with affordable cameras at Jordan Marsh Company. A 60 cent camera loads six pictures, while affordable models up to $100 meet diverse needs. The Boston department fills with friendly sales staff, a new dark room, and daily demonstrations for amateurs and students to learn developing and printing.

Jordan Marsh Company Bagik Jordan Marsh Uch

Fire Engulfs City Stables in Portland May Day Blaze

A major fire at the Portland stables near the Portland and Rochester railroad station sent flames through nearby wooden structures on Hanover street. Within minutes the fire department responded and by six o'clock the blaze was controlled. The city stable, adjacent outbuildings, and the home of BE Jordan suffered heavy damage with total losses unlikely to exceed 10000 dollars.

Portland Portland & Rochester Hanover Street BE. Jordan

Death of Reinhold Klitzke Prominent Boston Mason dies

Reinhold Klitzke a well known Brookline businessman and prominent Mason died at his home on Cape street? 250 inchester street Brookline aged 52 after a short illness from stomach trouble He was born in Germany in December 1849 came to Boston at 17 and built a bakery business He leaves a widow and three children Married in 1876 to Louise Bernare He belonged to Germania ge of Masons Joseph Warren Commandery German Club of Boston Orpheus Society and the Boston Turnverein Funeral set for Thursday afternoon

Reinhold Klitzke Inchester Street Brookline Mr. Klutzke Germany Boston Louise Bernare Germaniage of Masons Joseph Warren Commandery German E Club of The Orpheus Society Boston Turnverein

Mahoney Threatens Franklin Trustees in Public Hearing

Boston public hearing on the Franklin fund district heard Patrick Mahoney of the Central Labor Union accuse aldermen of seeking personal gain in a real estate deal delaying the building eight years. Speakers urged site options near Dover Tremont Columbus Ave Harrison Ave and named potential plots including Cyclorama and Dudley Street areas with price estimates.

Board of Mana Franklin Fund Patrick Mahoney Central Labor Union Pe Wke Frank K. Foster George Bkb. McNeill McNeill Boston Northampton Street Columbus Avenue Boylstom Street Harrison Avenue Robert Treat Paine Collins Edwin D. Mead Board of Aldermen Mr. Mahoney Franklin Franklin Institute Committee Robert Woods Peck Old Franklin School Dover Tremont Streets R. F. Stureis Ames E. McGeough R. S. Fitch Doyle Tinkham McGeough Dudley Street B. F. Hamilton Roxbury Murray Hill

Old Boston bookshop tale of Marguerite and Samuel

A shopper finds a 1853 family Bible note revealing Marguerite Spaulding and Samuel Cooke wed after a saved abolitionist, Jonathan Spaulding. The tale links a taunting note, a Gloucester fire, and a near-death rescue to a lasting match.

Boston Franklin Margie Samuel Cooker Marguerite Spaulding Samuel Cooke Samuel Gloucester

Royal Blue line tour to Gettysburg and Washington

A Boston departure May 2 tour covers Gettysburg battlefield drives and Gettysburg hotel stays with Pen Mar and Blue Mountain scenery. Memorial Day ceremonies in Washington include a Roosevelt eulogy at Arlington National Cemetery. Illustrated itinerary and battlefield map available from Joseph P Taggart, N E P A, 211 Washington St, Boston.

Gettysburg Washington Royal Blue Line Boston Pen Mar Blue Mountain Roosevelt Arlington National Cemetery Joseph P. Taggart Washington Street

Jelly Hearts Pastry A Children's Party Treat

Post's Illustrated describes Jelly Hearts as pleasing for children at parties or luncheons. It explains making a plain paste, cutting hearts, lining with paste rounds, filling with apple quince or grape jelly, and heating shells if made ahead. The recipe details flour shortening fat ratios and folding technique, attributed to ALICE BE. WHITAKER.

Alice BE. Whitaker

Stage Matters in Annual Box Office Honors

The theater season names benefits for box office staff across venues. On Monday Hollis presents The Little Duchess honoring Joseph F Wagner and Vincent T Felgerston and on May 19 James R Keene Frank Cauley Louis Burkhardt Michael Wogan and Daniel Sutton of Museum forces receive thanks from Dan Daly in The New Yorkers. The Colonial honors T B Lothian George F Matthews and A B Lothian May 1 with a complimentary testimonial as Strollers is the feature attraction. Lou Lavine left New York after playing Ruth in The Girl From Paris at Columbia. Bruce Edwards, recently ill with smallpox, is convalescing. A new Creole Lady song by J McDermott and Charles E Washburn grows popular. Tobey Claude did not appear in The Chinese Honeymoon in New York last Monday evening amid an expected fuss.

Hollis Joseph F. Wagner Vincent T. Felgerston James R. Keene Frank Cauley Louis Burkhardt Michael Wogan Daniel Sutton Museum Dan Daly T. B. Lothian George F. Matthews A. B. Lothian Colonial Lara Lavine Ruth Paris Columbia New York Bruce Edwards Charles Frohman J. McDermott Charles E. Washburn Tobey Claude

Boston Theatre welcomes crowds with hearty return

Boston audiences resume with warm welcome to Robin Hood and Two Little Vagrants at local venues. Loraine Mieux shines in Alone in London while The Prince of Pilsen opens May 2? at Tremont. The Defender progresses toward a nautical musical premiere next week. Bostock's Animal Arena runs through May with charity shows for Martinique relief. Maud White and Stephen Grattan headline at Keith's in Locked Out at 3 A. M. Beaux and Belles Octet entertain Music Hall with new songs. Spike Hennessey draws laughs at Howard in A Wise Guy. United States Ladies Military Band scores a swift hit.

Boston Boston Theatre Grand Opera House Loraine Mieux Annie Meadows London Tremont Theatre Bostock Martinique Maud White Stephen Grattan Keith Beaux and Belles Music Hall Edmund Hayes Spike Hennessey Howard United States Ladies’ Military Band

Austin and Stone's Waltz Queens at Steinert Hall

English Jack the frog eater headlines a Nickelodeon week as Steinert Hall hosts a May 2 peace recital by Mrs H H A Beach to aid Martinique victims. M Steinert and Sons Co donate the hall and Mrs Beach offers her services at a $2 ticket price with proceeds benefiting the relief effort.

Austin & Stone's English Jack Nickelodeon Steinert Hall H. H. A. Beach Martinique Messrs. M. Steinert & Sons Co

Drowned Doctor Dies Canoeing on Stroudwater River

In Portland on May 18, Dr. Ervin L. Soule a young physician capsized while canoeing. He was seized by cramps and drowned in shallow water within six feet of shore. The body was recovered early this evening.

Portland Stroudwater River Ervin L. Soule

Emma Howe Vocal School Recital Concludes Series in Huntington

The fifth and final Emma Howe Vocal School recital was held at Huntington Chambers Hall. Students Misson Wheeler Levrant Abramson Decker Horton and others performed standard works by Mozart Hol Land er Bullard Ganz German Bishop Foote Verdi Donizetti Schuyler Mulder and Herold. The program closed with Verdi Aida and Il Trovatore excerpts featuring Wheeler Severoni and Kirmes. Passananti impressed with voice though stage presence needs growth. The series aided students and drew a large audience.

Emma Howe Vocal School Huntington Chambers Hall Misson Wheeler Levrant Abramson Decker Horton Mozart Hollander Bullard Ganz German Bishop Foote Verdi Donizetti Schuyler Mulder Herold

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