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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1909

Page

9

The Castro Baby Show in Maverick Bazaar Revival

In Maverick a religious revival spurs a bazaar at Sid­ney McLean's Spread Eagle to fund a church. A traveling photographer offers cabinet prizes for a baby show while townsfolk and outlying miners gather amid stories of a tragic grave near Las Vegas. Miss Mae McCracken stands out as a local lure.

Spread Eagle Nevada Hills Sidney MclLean Aaron Frear Maverick Sidney McLean Aaron Eclipse Lawton Weather Bureau Black Mountain Bodie Miss Mae McCracken Miss McCracken West Las Vegas Sunday Post

Labor Delegates to Hold Temperance Mass Meeting

Toronto reports AFL session silence on liquor. Plans for a temperance mass meeting in Sunday under Presbyterian church auspices. leaders Gompers Mitchell Lennon discuss labor temples to host meetings and oppose local option debates. Gompers defends defendants amid contempt proceedings and appeals readiness.

Labor Toronto Ont American Federation of Labor Labor Department The Presbyterian Church International Union of the United Brewery Workmen Hotel and Restaurant Employees International Alliance International League of America Gompers Central Federated Union of New York Stelzle John Mitchell John B. Lennon Federation James Simpson Lennon Mitchell

Tempted Temperance Plan Divides Trade Unions

The Rev. Charles Stelzle, a trade union advocate and fraternal delegate, backs a temperance brotherhood within unions and will preside at Sunday's meeting. Liquor interests hope for support from the Cigarmakers International Union led by Samuel Gompers, while Edward Hirsch of the Baltimore Federation of Labor opposes the Stelzle program. Gompers seeks to avoid floor debate, arranging a meeting between Jere L. Sullivan of the Bartenders Union and Stelzle after a lengthy discussion.

Charles Stelzle Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America International Union of America Samuel Gompers Edward Hirsch Baltimore Federation of Labor Stelzle Gompers Jere L. Sullivan Bartenders’ Union

Agenda Club Dance Draws Crowd at Catholic Union Hall

About 300 people attended a dancing party hosted by the Agenda Club, formed by R. H. White Company stenographers, at Catholic Union Hall last night. Ethel Pillman led the floor with aides Gertrude Mitchell Helen G Lyons Alice Findlen and Josie Broderick assisting. Matrons of honor were Mrs. E F Warwick Mrs W H Osborne and Mrs William Stirling. The event was run by a committee led by club president Alice Warwick and members Annie Osborne and Anna O Connell.

Agenda Club R. H. White Company Catholic Union Hall Ethel Pillman Gertrude Mitchell Helen G. Lyons Alice Findlen Josie Broderick E. F. Warwick W. H. Oseborne William Stirling Alice Warwick Annie Osborne Anna O’connell

Hilton's Hub Store Shows Big Growth

A Newark based letter from Philip Hilton notes rapid growth of the Hilton men's clothing shop at Washington street and Temple place. The Boston store, four months old, reports high demand for their distinct merchandise and store methods. Twilight tones, a Hilton shade, sold out weeks ago.

Philip Hilton Newark N. J Hilton Washington Street Temple Place Boston

Parade of 5000 Sunday School Workers Sets Tomorrow

A street parade of 5000 Sunday school workers will move from Copley Square to Tremont Temple, arranged by the Massachusetts Sunday School Association as it closes its 20th annual convention with platform meetings in churches. Notable events include talks on Building Bigger Schools and a survey of field progress. Ex-Governor Bates and Mayor Hibbard are to be invited guests at Ford Hall banquet and evening services at People's Temple.

Copley Square Tremont Temple Massachusetts Sunday School Association Edgar Blake Chicago People’s Temple Hamilton Conant Association First Presbyterian Church Boston University Huntington University Wooley Mt. Holyoke A. F. Schauffler D. D

Post Office Clerk Arrested for Mail Money Theft

Julius F. McKenny a 380 colored substitute clerk at the general postoffice on Devonshire street was arrested for stealing money from the mails. Inspectors Jennings Owen and Carahan of the post office squad detected a marked five dollar bill in a Chicago bound letter and found it on the floor in the toilet room after the letter was mailed. He is held at Station 2 in Court square and to be arraigned before Commissioner Hayes in the Federal building this morning.

Julius F. McKenny General Postoffice Devonshire Street Jennings, Owen and Carahan Postoffice Squad McKenny Chicago Court Square Post Office Marion Street Medford Hayes Federal Building

Oliver Ditson Company Employees Stage Evening Concert

An entertainment night at Howe Hall featured performances by Oliver Ditson Company staff. James Smith William Hollis and J Harold Burke led the event with Miss Rose Miss Jewell and Miss Neal assisting. Ushers included Martell Tibbetts and Sweeney. Mrs Annie Estelle Hollis Miss Adelaide Griggs and Miss Ethel Batting received strong applause for singing and reading.

Howe Hall Oliver Ditson James Smith William Hollis J. Harold Burke Miss Rose Jewell Miss Neal Messrs Martell Tibbetts Sweeney Annie Estelle Hollis

Banker’s wife killed by auto in Fifth Avenue bus incident

Mrs. Frank C. Jones, daughter of the late George B. Lamar, prominent New York banker, was run down and killed near her home at West Seventy-fourth Street and Fifth Avenue. She was on her way to a bank with $2000 in her purse.

New York Frank C. Jones George B. Lamar Fifth Avenue West Seventy-fourth Street

Protector Overcoats Take The Call In Boston Fashion

Wolf's My Clothier at Hanover and Portland streets leads in protector overcoats with high military collars and adaptable fronts. The shop touts more styles and patterns than any two Boston stores, promising wardrobe protection for dressy men this season.

Wolf's Hanover Portland Streets Boston

Headless Lady Photo Sought in City District

A photograph shows a woman in the Avon and Washington streets shopping area taken yesterday at 11 a m. A $5 reward is offered for identification by contacting the City Editor at the Post between 3 and 5 p m. The woman is asked to wear the same costume as in the picture.

Avon Washington Streets the Post

Turner to Teach History at Harvard Next September

Frederick Jackson Turner, Ph.D., now a University of Wisconsin history professor, has been appointed to Harvard as history professor and will begin duties next September. No changes occur in the other history faculty.

Frederick Jackson Turner University of Wisconsin Harvard University

Weld Not Guilty In Auto Theft Case

Joseph M. Weld Jr, 29, was discharged after a Superior Court jury found him not guilty of stealing a $300 fur coat from an automobile on Tremont Street.

Joseph M. Weld, Jr Tremont Street

Trawlers bring modest mixed catch to Water Front

A fleet of 21 trawlers docked at T wharf with 262,500 pounds of mixed fresh fish led by haddock 62,800 cod 33,700 hake 61,800 and pollock 104,200. Prices remained high with haddock 6 cents and pollock 2 cents per pound. Vessel list shows Maud Silva Olive F. Hutchins and others carrying varied cargoes. A Boston owned barkentine Ethel V Boynton, leaky and crewed by pumps, was towed in from Rockland bound for Chester with 1040 tons of rock plaster. The city’s life at sea continued with ships sailing to London and Liverpool and cargoes including wheat cattle flour lumber and cargoes from Savannah and Newport News.

T Wharf Haddock Codee Pollock Maud Silva Mary T. Fallon Olive F. Hutchins San Ida M. Silva Focumseh Edith EB. Silveira Thos. J. Carroll Teria Xarg Ornare Victor and Ethan Annie Perry W. M. Goodspeed Elva L. Spurling H. F. Knowlton Pauline Ee Thos Brundage Ethel V. Boynton Mercury Rockland Hillsboro New Brunswick Chester Penn Keystone Plaster Company Lancastrian Leyland Line Clyde Street Pier London Georgian Warren Line Sagamore A. Fenton Hoosac Docks Charlestown Liverpool Ocean Line City of Memphis Johnson Lewis Wharf Savannah Sea Island

Shipping News Mini Almanac November 13

Sun rises at 6 38 set at 4 25 with 9 hours 52 minutes of daylight. Moon sets at 4 50 a m. High water at 11 28 a m and 11 48 p m. Tidal heights 9 feet 7 inches and 8 feet 9 inches. Steamers Cymric and Mathias arriving from Liverpool.

Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets for Starch Digestion

An article extolls amylaceous dyspepsia and starch digestion problems, noting starch must be hydrolyzed in the small intestine. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets containing diastase and calcium carbonate to digest starches, relieve diarrhoea, and cure indigestion with antiseptic effects. Buy for 50 cents and request a free sample from F A Stuart Co Marshall Mich.

Stuart F. A. Stuart Co Stuart Bldg Marshall, Mich

Pope Pius X Silver Jubilee Noted in Boston Church

Archbishop W H O Connell issues circular to Boston pastors for Sunday readings marking the silver jubilee of Pope Pius X consecrated bishop 25 years ago. The letter urges masses and prayers for the Holy Father as he continues his restoration in Christ.

Pope Pius X Mantua William H. O’connell Boston W. H. O'Connell

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