Press Clubs to Meet in Boston
The International League of Press Clubs convenes at Faneuil Hall June 24 28 with President Roosevelt likely as guest if Washington duties permit. Boston Press Club directs receptions, with notable attendees including Governor Crane Mayor Collins and Navy Secretary Moody. Harvard Cambridge Lexington and Bunker Hill sites on itinerary as wives accompany delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Harvard
International League of Press Clubs
Faneuil Hall
Boston Press Club
Washington
Cambridge
Europe
Crane
Collins
Massachusetts
Boston
Navy
William H. Moody
League
International League
Metropolitan
Harvard College
Concord
Lexington
Bunker Hill
New England Woman's Press Association
Chaffee Sees Dattos Manila Mindanao Visit
General Chaffee arrives Manila after Lake Nanao trip to Mindanao where he met Moro dattos and reports mostly friendly sentiments toward the United States from sultans and dattos. A cable from General Davis warns of possible renewed fighting as Datto Ruty refuses to return captured animals, with his forts on a high hill vulnerable to encirclement by American skirmishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Chaffee
Lake Nanao
Mindanao
United States
Davis
Datto Ruty
The Man Who Finds Himself sermon at YM Union
Rev Clinton Hay of the Swedenborgian Church delivered a practical address at a vesper service. He contrasted two minds the natural man shaped by science and the spiritual mind formed by divine revelation. He urged laying down earthly pleasures to seek the higher life and the inner kingdom of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Christian Union
Clinton Hay
Young Ladies Charitable Association Meets With Entertainment
The annual meeting of the Young Ladies Charitable Association will be held at St Alphonsus Hall this evening. Brookline and Bedford branches present sketches The Old Maids Convention and a comedy. A snow white pony named Jack Frost will be gifted to a recipient. Refreshments follow. Garden party plans for Saturday June 28 will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ladies’ Charitable Association
St. Alphonsus Hall
Brookline
Old Maids
Edford
Jack Frost
Chelsea Trotting Association to aid fire relief on May 30
Im J Cronin secretary of the Chelsea Trotting Association says the proceeds from the first day's racing at Saugus on May 30 will be donated to those affected by the recent Chelsea fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Im. J. Cronin
Chelsea Trotting Association
Saugus
Chelsea
German Singers Back Harvard Germanic Museum Support
The German-American singing societies in New England voted unanimously to aid Harvard's Germanic Museum. They agreed to lifelong membership and one vote for the New England Singers' Federation, plus financial and moral support through concerts. The Worcester frohsinn will host the 1903 convention. next contest likely in September 1908 at Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Germanic Museum
New England
Boston Schwaben Hall
Carl Eberhard
Germanic Museum Society
New England Singers’ Federation
Wilhelm Lichtenfels
Worcester
Federation
Arion Society
South Boston
North Attleboro Society
Frohsinn
Lawrence
Boston Schwaben Verein
Adolph Siebeneicher
Carl Mueller
John Wolff
Karl Recknagel
Rew
Herman De‘chert
Adolf Leibeneicher
Mattheis Huesges
Friedrich Sachs
Georg Triesing
Adolf Krause
Eugen Welbel
John Sachs
John Kalbskopf
Oswald Siebeneicher
Fritz Haeberle
Adolf Wolff
Georg Brueckner
Eduard Fischer
Alfred Ritschel
Henry Lembeck
Karl Kruse
Manchester
N. H
Stage Notes Show Busy Theatre Scene Tonight
Tonight features a complimentary testimonial for Holllis treasurer Joseph Wagner and ticket agent Vincent Fetherston for The Tittle Duchess. A busy slate includes The Prince of Pilsen at Malden Auditorium, Maud White and Stephen Grattan in Locked Out at 3 A. M. in Philadelphia, Eva Taylor at Winthrop cottage, and the third week of Pop Concerts in Symphony Hall. The Defender, The Lady of Lyons, The Messenger Boy, and The New Yorkers are on local bills. Volcano day at Bostock's Arena raises relief funds for Martinique, Scene in the Orient stays at Keith's, Boston Ladies Military Band debuts at Music Hall, and a Howard program features Kaufmann troupe, A Wise Guy, A Night at Rehearsal, Mascotte burlesques, and English Jack the frog eater at Nickelodeon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Wagner
Vincent C. Fetherston
Hollis
Eva Taylor
Castle Square Theatre
Winthrop
Symphony Hall
James R. Keene
Frank Cauley
Louis Burkhardt
Michael Wogan
Daniel Sutton
Orient
Keith’s
Boston Ladies’ Military Band
Music Hall
PD. W. Howard
Kaufmann
Edmond Hayes
United States Ladies
Austin & Stone’s
English Jack
Frog Eater
Nickelodeon
Change in Time on the New Haven Railroad
The spring schedules on the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad take effect Sunday May 18 with important train service changes. Public can view large time table posters and pocket folders at ticket offices ahead of the date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Actress Edna May Gains Role in Divorce Suit
London May 18 Edna May emerges as a core correspondent in the divorce suit filed by the Countess de la Warr against Earl de la Warr. The countess previously secured a decree for restitution of marital rights, which the Earl disregarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna May
Countess de la Warr
London
Earl de la Warr
Tariff and Trusts Debate Draws Crowds on the Common
On a sunny Sunday the Common and Public Garden hosted families and crowds enjoying boats, games, and a lively mix of religious and political oratory. Preachers spoke alongside socialists about trusts tariff and single tax as Brother Read drew the largest audience and sharp exchanges with detractors occurred. The scene blended worship, political debate, and outdoor recreation in a bustling city display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Street
Brother Read
First Boston performance of The Prince of Pilsen tonight
Tomorrow evening at the Tremont the first Boston performance of The Prince of Pilsen will be given. The Boston production at Malden suggested changes to be made today for a smooth first night. The week features Robin Hood at the Boston Theatre and The Serenade announced for May 26. Charlotte Hunt and Loraine Dreux will alternate Juliet in Romeo and Juliet at Bowdoin Square Theatre with elaborate preparations underway. May 2 is the date announced for the?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont
Boston
Malden
Bostonians
Boston Theatre
Charlotte Hunt
Loraine Dreux
Juliet
Young Men's Hebrew Democratic Club Forms Ward 8 Committees
At Swartz Hall on Leverett street a Ward 8 Young Men's Hebrew Democratic Club meeting appointed committees to naturalize and assess eligible Hebrews, and to identify those missed by assessors. Councilman Hyman Weinberg and others spoke. Jacob Rosenberg is president and Nat Freedman secretary. campaign work planned this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Hebrew Democratic Club
Ward 8
Swartz Hall
Leverett Street
Hyman Weinberg
Jacob Rosenberg
Natedman
J. D. Giuntz
Nat Freedman
Greatly Reduced Rates to Colorado and Utah
Twenty five dollars Chicago to Denver and Colorado Springs and return good till Oct. 31 on sale June 22 24 inclusive July 1 18 Aug 1 14 23 24 and Aug 30 Sept 10 Correspondingly low rates to Utah Information and tickets at Northwestern Line office 368 Washington street Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Denver
Colorado Springs
Utah
Northwestern Line
Washington Street
Boston
Irish Language School Elects Taunton Officers
A large Taunton crowd attended the Irish Language School event directed by Professor O Callaghan of Roxbury Mass. An officer election selected Daniel O Horne as president Edward Sheehan vice president P Thomas Clark treasurer Alexander McCready financial secretary Miss Esther Flanigan secretary A Brockton delegation attended a social followed. Mr O Callaghan received a generous present in money in an Irish address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taunton
O’callaghan
Roxbury
Mass
Daniel O. Horne
Edward Sheehan
P. Thomas Clark
Alexander McCready
Esther Flanigan
Brockton
O'Callaghan
Edward
Philo-Celtic Sunday Session Moves to Hudson Oak Rooms
The Philo-Celtic Society held a Sunday afternoon session in the Hudson Street schoolroom under Superintendent James Drinan with Ferriter and J J Ahern assisting. Members Miss Mary nan, Mise Nellie Dineen, J J Ahern, T J Donoghue presented songs and readings in Irish and English at 1161 Washington Street Gaelic School. At 6:30 P J Dey called a general meeting to note the council of five selected to manage the school for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philo-Celtic Society
Hudson Street
Oak Street
James Drinan
Messrs. Ferriter
J. J. Ahern
Mary Nan
Mise Nellie Dineen
T. J. Donoghue
Washington Street
P. J. Dey
Also Mentioned on This Page
President Roosevelt
Dattos
THE
Lawrence McCarty
Lessee and
Mgr
America
Krause
Jacob Milch
Adolf Siebeneicher
Fred Sache
Carl Bauer
Lizzie Sachs
Ritschel
Maud White
Stephen Grattan
Philadelphia
James T. Powers
Mary Mannering
Kyrle Bellew
Lady of Lyons
Columbia Theat
Bostock
Animal Arena
Martinique
Tremont Theatre
Suroasil OC
Prince
Pixley & Ludeiuthors
Dodo
Dorothy Morton Louise Montrose
Mabel Pierson
Zella Frank
John W. Ranson
Arthur Donaldson
Ivar Anderson Ruth Peebles
Will Cressy
Blanche Dayne
W. Fields
DeWitt and Burns
Press Wasiées
Hamilton Place
Winter St
Oxford
Zeb
Zarrow
Kelly's Zouaves
Crimmins
Castle Ineavre
Tremont St
Cemedy
Colonial Theatre
Tro
Great Animal Arena
St. Pierre
Brew Democratic Club
Colorado
the New Yorkers
Bowdoin Wikinn
Fe Riocuse
Tal 'Pracoadw
Howard
Zit
Edmond Hayes and Company
Burke Brothers
Terry and
Elmer
Violet Mascotte
Billy B. van
Nellie O'Neil
Patace
TE Ete Caeares
Seeman
Adirondacks
Coby, Exersey & Co
Dewey Square
Vitosophy
Wm. Windsor
U.S
Association Hall
Berkeley and
Boylston Sts
Windsor
Berkeley
Boylston Streets
Newton
Wellesle
Commonwealth Avenue
Paul Revere
Lexington and Concord
Kuntington Ave
Chicaco
Wright & Ditson’s
Washington St
Cohen’s Cigar Store
Summer St
P. Holi
Isaac B. Rich
Anna
T Messenger Boy
Jas
T. PO S
Columbia
the Defender
W. C. Loftus Co. Stora
Washington and Hanover Sts
Taunton Gaelic School
Barrett, Nephews & CO
Old
Staten Island
West Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!