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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1891
Page
5
Advertises boys garments in cotton and linen including shirts suspenders collars cuffs and ties with prices from 15 cents to 7 50 for Macintosh coats and breakfast jackets. Highlights in house production and sizes 12 to 13 1 2 for junior lines and 42 to 13 1 2 for unlaunched white shirts.
The National and World W C T U executive committees meet at Park Street Church with 36 delegates present. A memorial service plan is arranged for Mrs. Downs and Mrs. Monroe’s daughter. Officials assign roles, courtesies, and seating. The session aims to finalize a work plan to be ratified at Tremont Temple today.
London reports the Lady Wood will dispute ends in a settlement granting Mrs Parnell about 40 000 pounds or half the estate. The rest goes to other heirs. General Sir Evelyn Wood, her brother and rival in court, sends condolences and agrees to the compromise after previously resisting it. Mrs Parnell’s health shows some improvement.
The Boston Catholic Cemetery Association elected John Good as president Charles B Dolan as secretary John F Curley as treasurer and Patrick Cunningham Charles Gavin and William Norton as directors. Receipts for the term totaled 232697 with expenditures of 28323.
Amelia Glover known as Little Fawn in Boston discusses her self taught approach to stage dancing. She recalls first training with Mapleson and Arditi, designs her own dances, and explains how constant practice and fresh ideas fuel her American dance style amid audience demand.
A fragment discusses Wellesley students writing for the press with a literary censor editing items. It quotes lines about friendship growth, wit, conscience, and social scrutiny, noting observers and the college atmosphere of praise and critique.
Bustling campus debates over censorship as Wellesley College suppresses the Legenda and criticizes 91 Grinds satire. The issue spurred indignation, editorials, and attempts to obtain the annual, while a reading by Sir Edwin Arnold and local notices punctuate student life.
Lady Somerset urged stern action against the drink trade during the final gospel temperance meeting in Tremont Temple. She described the moral danger and suffering caused by alcohol and called Christians to take immediate, uncompromising action to help vulnerable women and children.
Police probe the disappearance of Blanche Barrett known as Cherry Ripe, Millais’s model, last seen Sept 21 after a neighbor heard screams. A rumor claims abduction to the United States, with New York police involvement. murder theory was considered but dropped.
Miss Josephine Rand concluded her course of lectures on voice development with a talk on Expression. She argued that a singer must possess sympathy feeling and understanding beyond technique. The audience filled the Park street parlors.
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