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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1898
Page
7
Ey Begin Their Legal Life Together After Bar Admission
Ninety seven young men admitted to the bar recount hardships of funding tuition and living costs. Some are sons of wealthy lawyers, others earned wages from night shifts, telegraph work, and police service while studying. Notable figures include Isaac Harris of Boston Law School and R. C. Storey, son of Moorfield Storey, a Massachusetts bar leader.
Four Young Lawyers Sons Of Wealthy Parents
Eight new admitted lawyers include four sons of prominent, well-educated families and four self-made entrants. John B. Whelton, a Roxbury printer and Herald reader, studied law after long night shifts, while J H Stackpole Jr comes from a Boston legal line with Harvard credentials. Timoth M Sullivan and Thornton K Lothrop Jr follow varied paths through business and travel to law, reflecting the bar’s democratic ascent from diverse backgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Whelton
Roxbury
Boston
Boston Herald
Fragmentary note hints at student activity and attire events
The text mentions J B HM EM and college actions, after going to dress, cotillon or theatre. It references tuition and some parties or merchants, with unclear relation to Blackstone and possible enrollment or preparation issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackstone
IrEla Says on the Way to Freedom and Independence
A fragmented excerpt discusses IRELA and J Berggin’s past, noting concerns about people’s residence and nationality timing. It reflects on independence, market education, and respect for Americans, while praising brave people and the prospect of lasting rule and strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jel J. Berg
Fragmented Local Notice Summary
Fragmented OCR text mentions an event labeled Eat and Hospita and references an association, men, and publish. Details are unclear due to damage. core items include a public notice style reference to an event or group and possible publication.
Four Young Lawyers Aped Their Living While Studying
Four young lawyers pursued their careers while continuing study, balancing work and academic goals amid a challenging period for the legal profession.
Wealthy men win honors in Harvard law courses
The report notes several Boston figures achieving high marks in law studies at Harvard and Boston University. Whelton finished a three-year course in two with cum laude, Teele is son of a known lawyer, Murray is a young yachtsman and social figure, Sullivan prepared at Cambridge and joined Harvard Law. All passed the State examination, illustrating opportunities for affluent students alongside others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Eta
Boston University Law School
Waltham
Boston Athletic Association
Newton
Isaac Harris
Russia
Harvard
Law School
Hasty Pudding Club
Phi Delta Phi
Europe
Boston Elevated Railroad
Mr. Storey
Miss Ladd
Milton
William J. Ladd
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Timoth M. Sullivan
Cambridge
Tirrell, Church & Co
Boston University
Thornton K. Lothrop, Jr
Thornton K. Lothrop
Beverly
Whelton
Roxbury
Knights of Columbus
Arthur P. Teele
J. O. Teele
Young Teele
Harvard College
Wendell P. Murray
Boston
Corinthian Yacht Club
Dominion
Canadian Yacht Club
Brown
Chicago
Dwight School
Melvin O. Adams
Timothy M. Sullivan
Prosperous Irish Aid Movement Gains Boston Support
A Boston based effort led by Dan Bergin and P J Beret tavern workers pushes for Irish aid and a Carney Hospital Ambulance Association. Plans include fund offerings, a Friday 18th clubhouse entertainment at City Point Catholic Association, and a growing committee effort to establish an influential social ambulance service for the Carney Hospital system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carney Hospital
Hospital meeting of the Ambu Association
A meeting of the Carney Association was held at the out patient building. The gathering was large with strong spirit for success and many members proposed a forthcoming event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carney Association
Towboat fleet news and coastal shipping notes.
Boston harbor traffic centers on Captain Johnny Degen taking Elsie to Baltimore for a new tug Confi dence while ships like Mt Carmel and Gettysburg move in tow. Yachts Emma and Gitana head for winter plans, New England clears steerage passengers, and a wrecking job repairs a mudscow near Boston Lighthouse as local mariners, pilots, and officers adjust to shifting assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Johnny Degen
Elsie
Baltimore
Confidence
Caytain Baker
Vesta
Philadelphia & Reading
Mt. Carmel
Philadelphia
Gettysburg
William M. Swasey
Bay State
Allentown
Philadelphia & Reading System
Mid-Bay
Yarmouth
Emma
Peter A. Coutal
William Gordon
Gitana
Marblehead
Lawley
South Boston
Uncle Sam
Fred McQuesten
East Boston
New England
Hoosac Tunnel
Queenstown
Liverpool
Cooper
Columbia No
Fred B. Dalzell
Hellywood
New York
Boston Towboat Company
Edward D. Dalzeill
West Indies
Nova Scotia
Jenny Greenbank
Frisbie
Port de Tanamo
Cuba
Howes
Admiral Dewey
O'Neill
Ethelwold
Lyman
Lewiston
St. Lawrence
Lakes
Atlantic Transportation Company
Donnelly Wrecking Company
Kingston
Ont
Mayflower
New Bedford
George F. Crowell
Helena
Charlestown Navy Yard
China
Bermuda
Fred Miller
Mike Bagsey
St. Stephen's Church
Hanover Street
Thomas Rice
Minnie R
Atlantic Yacht Club
Betts I3ros
Hogan
Sylvester Whalen
Gallup’s
Ida M. Dalby
T Wharf
A New March by Rob O Eaton at Mechanics Fair
The Estey March by Rob O Eaton dedicated to General Estey will be played by Carter's Band at the Mechanics Fair this evening. The Estey Organ Company will present one hundred copies of the march to ladies visiting its exhibit as a token of appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estey
Rob. O. Eaton
General Estey
Estey Organ Company
Carter
Kersey Overcoats For Sale At 110 Court Street
Advertises kersey overcoats made to order in white blue or seal brown priced at $25. Encourages quick selection as boys are buying fast and directs readers to the window display at 110 Court Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Street
Kersey
Four Generations Attend Celebration for 99th Birthday Matriarch
Lucius Slade, veteran Boston merchant and longtime Democrat, joins relatives in Walpole to honor his mother Eunice Slade on her 99th birthday. The family matriarch, born 1799 near Alstead New Hampshire, remains vigorous, managing meals and home duties with no physician visits in decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucius Slade
Faneuil Hall Square
Walpole
Slade
National Lancers
Anthony Burns
Boston Common Council
Boston
State Senate
Alstead
N. H
Eunice (Angier) Slade
New England
Warren Knowlton
Lucius
Lucius Sipie
Dana
Acta Famneas
Chicago Board of Trade
Dr Bull’s Heh Syrup Promoted as Breathing Remedy
A brief 19th century note touts Dr Bull’s Heh Syrup as a cure for painful breathing and related respiratory discomfort, presenting it as a remedy for afflicted individuals without detailing clinical proof or endorsements.
Revered Ancestors Recall Two Revolutionary War Soldiers
The tale recalls Grandsire Slade's brother known as Uncle Bill who survived past 101. Both men served as soldiers in the American Revolution and lived into extreme old age. One injures his hip after a wood gathering incident yet kept working in hayfields, swinging a scythe with other men.
Four Fast Trotting Horses Burned at Woronoco Park
Four fast trotting horses valued between 3800 and 4000 dollars were burned to death at Woronoco Park Westfield at 9 o'clock tonight Maggie and Lucille B were valued at 700 and 1100 dollars and driven by N J Stone of Boston Tom Thumb and John valued at 1000 dollars each were owned by Ellis Bass & Foley of this city The bay mare Belle M will probably die It is rumored that two of the rubbers burned to death were involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Woronoco Park
Westfield
Maggie
Lucille B
Charles Dorsey
Chelsea
N. J. Stone
Boston
Tom Thumb
Ellis
Brattleboro
John
Bass & Foley
Fashoda Dispute Report From London November Note
A London report states a satisfactory arrangement has been made with France on the Fashoda issue. The highest authority confirms progress in the dispute’s resolution and outlines steps toward final settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
France
Old Confidence Game Preys on Job Seekers in City
A slick talking stranger swindled Charles Kelly he gave $50 for a job after meeting him near a Washington street employment office. Edward Binns from Salem reported being similarly duped by two men yesterday. Police have descriptions of the rogues but they evade pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kelly
Washington Street
Kelly
Edward Binns
Salem
Begging Fraud Warns Public About Soldier Impostor
Police urge caution as a man in military uniform solicits alms for alleged sick comrades. Calling himself Daniel W. Robinson and claiming ties to the Nineteenth Maine Regiment, he took over $100 from brokers on State Street in two days and reportedly targeted several Washington Street jewelry firms yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel W. Robinson
Nineteenth Maine Regiment
State Street
Washington Street
German Press Attacks McKinley Over Philippines Policy
Berlin reports that German papers renew their attacks on President McKinley. The Komische Zeitung warns that American annexation of the Philippines would harm German interests and taint American victory, while the Vossische Zeitung doubts arbitration would grant the archipelago to either side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
MacKinley
Komische Zeitung
Philippines
Spain
Vossische Zeitung
America
Britain Seals Deal for 125000 Gallons Spirits for Powder
The British government closed a contract in Chicago for immediate delivery of 125000 gallons of distilled spirits at Montreal to be used in making smokeless powder. An additional order of about 450000 gallons is expected in ten days. The shipment demands over 60 cars. Separately the Southern Union station personnel uniforms are redesigned by A Shuman & Co to navy cadet gray with new insignia for easy identification by travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Montreal
Canada
Southern Union Station
A. Shuman & Co
Republicans in the Field In Many Words Three Delegations Have Been Filed
Three Republican delegations have been filed as the field narrows. Local party officials confirm candidates are pursuing ballots and party endorsements amid early campaigning and strategizing for the upcoming primary season.
East Boston Nomination Papers Open for City and Aldermanic Conventions
East Boston opened nomination papers for municipal and aldermanic conventions. Twelve nominations appear, with two candidates from Ward 1 and multiple delegations in Wards 6 8 7 9 10 16 20 24 17 12 21 23 18 and 25. Candidates include Walter H. Burke Millar Berwin Tarr Wagner Ingalls Lyons Adams Putnam Brooks Rutan Haynes and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican City Committee
Boston
Walter H. Burke
Jesse Gove
Millar
Berwin
George Brooks
William L. Rutan
Brooks
Arthur K. Page
Innes
Representative Clerke
John C. Haynes
Back Bay
Charles B. Southard
Dorchester
Representative Lyons
Wilbur Adams
Benjamin W. Putnam
Charles C. Taft
Charles A. Young
Alderman Codman
Herbert M. Manks
Alfred A. Burnham, Jr
Charles J. Kidney
Colby
Thomas P. Emery
E. P. Sands
George Y. Bancher
Alfred Newmarch
Curtis
Arthur McArthur
Isaac B. Allen
Charles H. Bryant
Austin Bigelow
Charles D. Briske
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oath of Allegiance Court
Boston Law School
R. C. Storey
Moorfield Storey
Brookline
Massachusetts Bar
American Bar Association
Young Storey
Roxbury Latin School
North End
Bar Harbor
J. H. Stackpole, Jr
Hopkinson
Harvard Law School
Institute
Waltham, JF
J. L. Stackpole, JR
Mattapoisett
J. B
Irela
Vacasea
Yestern Yvage
Daner
P. J. Beret Tavern
Berind
England
Ireland
Homeghter
Bergin
Parnell
Eeting
The
Ambu Association
Dr. Warren
Warren
Woodward's
Horticultural Hall
Ker
Sermans
M’kinley
Britain
EAST
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