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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1893

Page

5

Love and Religion A Daughter of Ex Secretary to Marry

Miss Elizabeth Elkins daughter of ex Secretary of War Stephen B Elkins will marry Edwin Bruner a broker at St Patrick s Cathedral New York on November 16 in a high nuptial mass to be officiated by Cardinal Gibbons Arch bishop Corrigan and other Catholic dignitaries The couple met in Washington society and Miss Elkins will soon join the Catholic faith the couple plan a New York reception after the ceremony

New York Elizabeth Elkins Stephen B. Biking Edwin Bruner West Fifty-eighth Street St. Patrick's Cathedral Fifth Avenue Cardinal Gibbons Corrigan Miss Elkins Elkins W. Va the Columbia

Cardinal Gibbons to Attend Elkins Wedding in New York

Cardinal Gibbons will arrive in New York early on November 16 for a wedding reception hosted by Mr. Elkins. If no house is secured the event moves to the New Netherland with Elkins using his private car to transport the cardinal. Other Washington guests will stay at Elkins hotel or Bruner home on Fifty eighth street.

New Netherland

Retirement Gift Highlights Longtime George F. Blake Worker

Employees of the George F. Blake Manufacturing Company in East Cambridge gathered in the factory stock room to honor Joshua Prentiss of Wakefield with a gold watch chain and charm. Prentiss, paymaster for twenty years, retired yesterday after a surprise presentation led by A H Stover, brother of the company president.

George F. Blake Manufacturing Company East Cambridge Third Street Joshua Prentiss Wakefield A. H. Stover George H. Stover Mr. Prentiss

Senate Votes on Repeal Debated in Boston

The text reflects a newspaper verse pondering the Senate approval of repeal and its possible effects on confidence, business revival, silver advocates, and the free coinage bill, dated Boston October 31 with initials Sear B and J. C.

Boston

West End Boys School Opens Saturday Morning

The Boys West End Industrial School will open on Saturday November 4 at 9 30. Instruction includes carpentry wood carving clay modelling drawing singing and gymnastics under Mrs A L Joslin and an able staff. The school aims to aid West End boys with inestimable benefit.

West End

Obituary notices from Dorchester Keokuk and West Somerville

Mary W Hager of Dorchester dies at 20 years 6 months wife of Thomas Hager. Frank W Kingman of Keokuk dies at 44. Samuel Pillsbury of West Somerville dies suddenly at 66. James M W Yerrington dies at 68 in Yerrington on Oct 30.

Eager Dorchester Mary W Thomas Hager Kingman

Milford Beauty System patterns offered for sale in Boston

The Boston Post secures exclusive public sale rights from M. Doyle Jr maker of the Milford Beauty System. Patterns are made to measure on strong paper not tissue, offered to readers for 20 cents with an annexed coupon. Doyle supplies fashionable modistes in Back Bay and has earned trade praise.

Doyle Pattern Pout Boston Dexigna

New Accelerator Cars On West End Line Introduced

Fifty one accelerator streetcars will start on the West End routes with five on Huntington avenue and depot line and the rest on the Spring Hill Somerville lines. Cars seat removal opens wide end doors for easy entry and exit, a heater equipped night car already in service, and a larger platform space reducing crowding on platforms.

West End Street Railway Charlestown Huntington Avenue Hne Spring Hill Porter Somerville Watertown Newton West End

Provincetown Democrats Hold A Fiery October Rally

Six hundred people packed Town Hall as Henry C Thacher T C Thacher Peter Higgins Edward Kelley and other Cape Cod Democrats joined speakers William G Brown Frank K Foster and Salem D Charles in a stormy rally. Brown attacked Republican policy citing tariff and McKinley law while Foster warned of economic strain and warned workers that protectionist policies harm labor. A small fire later caused minor damage in the Holmes Building office of Hartford Woven Wire Mattress Co.

Provincetown Town Hall Henry C. Thacher T. C. Thacher Yarmouth Peter Higgins Eastham Edward Kelley Truro Cape Cod William G. Brown Cambridge Frank K. Foster Salem D. Charles Boston Burnell Everett Harrison Cleveland Massachusetts Union Republican Party Russell John B. Russell National Democracy Holmes Causeway and Portland Streets Hartford Woven Wire Mattress Company

Cow Causes Derailment on South Carolina Railroad

At Ridgeville on the South Carolina railroad a through freight from Augusta struck a cow, derailing fourteen cars. Engineer Whaley was killed and the fireman badly buried in the wreck.

Charleston South Carolina Ridgeville Augusta Whaley

Pagliacci and Renee de Moray At Boston Theatres

Clara Morris stars in Renee de Moray at the Grand Opera House while Pagliacci draws crowds at the Globe and Tremont. The second Suffolk Musicale showcases the Lineff and Orloff ensemble with Russian choruses. The program also features The Black Crook and The Doll reception at the Columbia Theatre.

Columbia Theatre Clara Morris Renee de Moray Grand Opera House Camille Renee Miss Morris John Glendenning Francis Brake Hampton Hutchinson Kelly Ford Lowerre Claire Boston Theatre Eugene Compkins Eugene Tom Black Crook Carmencita Cairas Family Fielding, Odell & Page Splend Company Grand Bullet

Death of Franklin Haven Former Boston Banker at Beverly Farms

The Hon. Franklin Haven died suddenly at Beverly Farms after a brief illness attributed to old age. He leaves a widow, two sons, and three daughters. Haven headed Merchants National Bank for over fifty years, later serving as pension agent for Massachusetts and assistant treasurer in Boston. He was active in rail and political circles and supported Daniel Webster. He chaired the Back Bay Commission, shaping multi million dollar interests.

Franklin Haven Beverly Farms Dr. Curtis Mr. Haven Merchants’ National Bank Vamovidge Glebe Bank Merchants’ Bank Mark Healey Pits Tais Haven United States Pension Massachusetts van Buren Taylor Boston Senate Pierce Illinois Illinois Central Railroad United States Engand Democratic Party Daniel Webster Mr. Webster Edward Everett Rufus Choate New England Webster General Scott Marshfield Suffolk County Back Bay

New Music Hall Site Picked and Funds Sought

T Dennie Boardman announces the northwest corner lot at West Chester park and Huntington avenue as the site for a new Music Hall. Subscribers must pay half by Nov 15, with a May 15 instalment. If $200,000 is raised, a corporation forms and stock issued at $100 per share. Capital stock aims for $500,000. about $199,000 pledged. Boston will have a proud temple of music.

T. Dennie Boardman West Chester Park Huntington Avenue Boston Temple of Music

Fishells Bail Set at 4000 in New York Larceny Case

Isa ac Fishell a wholesale clothier described as a fugitive from justice faced Municipal Criminal Court. The case was called and continued to November 3 with bail set at four thousand dollars.

Isaac 8. Fishell New York Municipal Criminal Court

Pattyson Sentenced for Disrupting Worship

William Db. T. Pattyson was jailed for three months after disturbing an evening worship service at Bromfield Street Methodist Episcopal Church. Chief Justice Parmenter handed down the sentence in Municipal Criminal Court and Pattyson filed an appeal to the Superior Court.

William Db. T. Pattyson Bromfield Street Methodist Episcopal Church Parmenter Municipal Criminal Court Pattyson

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