Miss Eaves Soprano Charms Newton Audience
Miss Katherine Eaves of Everett a pupil at the New England Conservatory of Music sang before Newton society leaders Monday evening. Her soprano voice was powerful clear and perfect in the upper register. She was repeatedly applauded and many selections had to be sung again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Eaves
Everett
New England Conservatory of Music
Newton
Miss Eaves
Putnam
Chelsea
Newton Society
New Cure For Goltre Goitre Home Remedy Claims
A London woman named Mrs Lucille Lytton recounts curing a goitre at home after surgeons refused operation. She credits Dr John P Haig of Cincinnati Ohio with a home cure sent in a free trial package. Readers are urged to write for a large trial package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Lytton
Duchess of
Newhall
London
Eng
Argeon
Dr. Haig
John P. Haig
Glenn Bldg
Cin
Republicans Renominate Hart For Boston Mayor
The Boston Republican convention re-nominated Mayor Thomas N. Hart amid speeches praising his record and civil service reform. Delegates debated municipal governance, school policy, and the role of civil service, with tensions over streets, graft concerns, and the influence of the Public School Association. The session adjourned after endorsements and procedural motions.
Miss Boden Claims Arrest a Conspiracy and Promises Strike Back
NEW BEDFORD November 19 Louise Boden known as Miss Lulu M Brightman will be in court tomorrow on a larceny charge for stealing Mrs Helen A Stone’s diamonds and money. She says the arrest is part of a conspiracy and a sign of enemies she has made as a detective. She claims innocence and describes a night in jail with drunks as humiliating while awaiting her release after her lawyer bailed her out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Boden
New Bedford
Louise Boden
Lulu M. Brightman
Helen A. Stone
St. Stephen's Street
Boston
Veterans in Faneuil Hall Civil War event highlights
The Massachusetts department of the Woman's Relief Corps hosted a veterans night in Faneuil Hall led by president Mrs. Maria W. Going. Post 92 G A R joined, the Grand Army Glee Club performed under Colonel William M. Olin, and speakers included Department Commander Silas A. Barton and Mrs. Fannie T. Hazen. William H. Carney recalled Fort Wagner with the colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Department of the Woman's Relief Corps
Faneuil Hall
Maria W. Going
Grand Army Glee Club
William M. Olin
Silas A. Barton
Gilman
Fannie T. Hazen
William H. Carney
Fort Wagner
Governor Thomas Dudley Family Reunion at the Vendome
The Governor Thomas Dudley Family Association held its annual reunion and banquet at the Vendome last night with about 60 members in attendance. Au sore Jores of Providence, R I, presided.
Col ds and Grip Claim Quick Cure in One Night
A short note asserts that colds and grip are easily cured in one night by Dr. Angenie in hot water, a claim presented in a promotional style without corroborating evidence.
Cure for Piles Free Trial Offer from Dr Rice
Dr W S Rice offers a free trial treatment for piles by mail to sufferers at 1812 P Main St Adams. The ad claims the method cures even severe cases and avoids surgery, urging readers to send name and address for the trial. It warns against drug store salves and pills as failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Rice
P. Main St
Adams
Pink Pills Restore Philadelphia Woman's Health After Illness
Miss Gertrude Gilbert of 8201 Dauphin Street Philadelphia reports severe illness and heart trouble improved after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. She credits the pills with restored blood vigor and regained cheerfulness, purchased under Dr Williams Medicine Co. pricing 50 cents per box or six boxes for $2.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Gilbert
Dauphin Street
Philadelphia
Temple Lectern Dispute Over Private Ownership
The disappearance rumor of Tremont Temple’s bronze lectern sparked claims it would move to Madison Avenue Church in New York as Rev. Dr. George C. Lorimer’s private property. The Post learned the lectern was lent for a fair to fund Old Ironsides preservation, with a reply noting the base inscription “To the glory of God From De Molay Commandery K. T. 1896.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Temple
New York
George C. Lorimer
Madison Avenue Church
Fost
Lorimer
Boston Post
Church
Tamialmmm
de Molay Commandery
K. T
Mrs Mossbys Niece Farce Delights Boston College Audience
The Young Men's Catholic Association staged Mrs Mossbys Niece to a packed Boston College venue last evening. Notable performers included Dr James Scanlan John Cullen and a strong female cast led by Miss Lillian Boles and Miss Lucy Murphy. Peter Delehanty drew praise as Andrew Jackson while Scanlan and Cullen earned special mentions for their roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston College
Fire Chief in Quincy Could Be New Boss
Quincy residents weigh old chief Williams against Lewis F. P. Webber a Boston native now ten days a resident. Friends doubt Webber's push versus Quincy's needs with emphasis on unfamiliar terrain where apparatus often sinks to the hubs. Debate centers on pushing weight and suitability for the department's regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Lewis FP
Webber
Boston
Williams
Wollaston
Tremont Temple Fair Showcases Veterans and Music
The Kearsarge Naval Veterans Association visited the Old Ironsides fair in Tremont Temple last night. A veteran gun captain recounted naval history of the Kearsarge vs Alabama while Miss Ella Chamberlain and Carlton D. Beal offered whistling and banjo solos. Marion Osgood's orchestra performed, with McDonald's orchestra to entertain this afternoon. Tomorrow features Grand Army men. A featured figurehead of the Constitution and autograph book table attract visitors. Mrs. A N Richards displays prize photographs including Admiral Dewey in civilian clothes and works from the Bos tonian Society on Commodore Isaac Hull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Temple
Kearsarge
Andrew Jackson
J. Bowles
A. N. Richards
Admiral Dewey
Meeting of Cambridge and Roxbury Stone Masons
A meeting of the stone masons of Cambridge and Roxbury is set for tomorrow evening at 45 Eliot Street to consider the contract of the dry dock at Charlestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone Masons of
Cambridge and
Roxbury
Eliot Street
Charlestown
Fogbound Chicago Sees Nine Elevate Collisions
A thick fog in Chicago on November 19 caused nine collisions on elevated lines. Several injuries or deaths were reported as trains collided in rapid succession, including a Metropolitan line crash. Conductor Otto Leinhert waved a lantern from the rear platform and died after being crushed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Metropolitan
Otto Leinhert
PALL RIVER MEN IN TEXTILE MOVE
Washington November 19 preliminary steps were taken to organize the United Textile Workers of America to amalgamate textile operatives nationwide. Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor spoke. James Tansey of Fall River was named temporary chairman Albert Hibbert of Dover temporary secretary. A 15 member committee led by Joseph G Jackson of Fall River will draft plans for a permanent organization and a five member committee headed by John Hannigan of New Bedford will draft resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Textile Workers of America
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
James Tansey
Fall River
Albert Hibbert
Dover
N. H
Joseph G. Jackson
John Hannigan
New Bedford
W C T U Seeks Constitutional Amendment on Monogamy
Fort Worth Texas November 19 The W C T U convention urged amending the constitution to define marriage as monogamous and punish polygamy by disqualification to vote and to hold office. Resolutions urged abstinence prohibition revival of Christian citizenship and equality before the law among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Lillian M. N. Stevens
Susannah Fry
Clara Hoffman
Helen Morton Parker
McKinley
Railroad Employees Club House Dedicated in Boston
A Y M C A building on Beverly Street donated by the Boston and Maine railroad officials was dedicated. The former freight office now serves employees with a 6000 dollar gift plus 80 from workers, 30 beds, a restaurant and kitchen, bowling alley, reading room, and social hall. The project is led by William J. Hobbs as chairman and A C Gillette to organize. President Tuttle calls it a profitable investment benefiting sober, industrious workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Street
Boston & Maine Railroad
William J. Hobbs
Road
A. C. Gillette
Tuttle
Young Men’s Christian Association
Monroesque visions shape Pacific trade policy
Speech excerpts outline U S aims to expand commercial access and protect American industries through negotiated treaties, Pacific presence, and exclusive control of a proposed canal and cable. Leaders from Iowa to New York frame the Monroe Doctrine for the 20th century while honoring allies and national destiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reniprenty
Senate
Orient
Pacific
Hawaii
Philippines
Samoa
Tutuila
South Seas
McKinley
Roosevelt
A. B. Cummings
Iowa
Republic
Ip.ao
Congress
J. C. McLaurin
South Carolina
Odell
New York
Joseph H. Choate
London
New York Chamber of Commerce
Man Found At North End Dies In City Hospital
An unidentified man picked up Monday night at the North End with a fractured skull died at City Hospital yesterday. No identification found and the body rests in the hospital morgue beside another unidentified man killed in a South Boston accident last Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End
City Hospital
Postercay
South Boston
Secret of a perfect skin praised by Cincinnati woman
A Cincinnati woman describes Mme Ribault's complexion beautifiers as transformative. She claims her face cleared from red spots pimples and freckles after using the product though it is not a cosmetic powder or chemical treatment. She invites others to write for a free prepaid sample by sending to Mme M Ribault 3619 Elsa Building Cincinnati Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie B. Ralston
Lexington Ave
Newport
Mme. Ribault
Beautiers
Mme. M. Ribault
Elsa Bldg
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ernst denies Public School Association pressure to halt speaking
Mr George A O Ernst disputes reports that the Public School Association urged him to cease public addresses. He says invitations continue but interfere with his work and he has asked to be relieved from speaking. The committee claims not to have requested stopping and notes a separate Charlestown incident involving Mrs Duff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Homer Rogers
Ward
Hart
Andrew B. Lattimore
Ward 11
Lattimore
Thomas N. Hart
E. Peabody Gerry
Gallagher
Republican Party
Public School Association
Edwin Upton Curtis
Curtis
Bolton
Isaac P. Hutchinson
Gerry
Lundy
Board of Aldermen
Mildram
Ward 24
J. W. Johnson
Ward 12
Republican Board of
George A. O. Ernst
Ernst
The
Post
Boston
Mr. Billings
Hyomei inhaler touted to cure coughs and consumption
The ad urges thousands to breathe Hyomei dry germicide daily to prevent pneumonia and consumption. It claims government reports back Hyomei as reducing deaths, stresses inhaler use over dosing, and offers a $1 device plus free trial treatment and book from R. T. Borth in Ithaca New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Health Reports
R. T. Borth
Ithaca
N.Y
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Hutchinson
Melvin O. Adams
Milton C. Paige
Jesse M. Gove
George N. Swallow
Engstrom
Theodore Roosevelt
Joseph Lundy
Tinkham
Fred E. Bolton
Thomas E. Cotter
Melvin ©. Adams
City Hall
Samuel B. Capen
Ward 22
Kellow
George B&b. Gray
Granville FB. Fuller
Arthur P. Russell
John W. Johnson
W. Bawin Ulmer
T. Melville Vinson
John Lewis
George J. Cann
George W. Beardsley
Fred S. Bennett
Curtis Guild, Jr
General Guild
Wheeler
Ward 16
Risin
Mr. Lundy
Hall
George Holden Tinkham
Chickering
Louise Poden
Dr. Rice
Presbyterian Journal
Phila
Temple
Boston College Hall
Lewis P. Webber
Stone Masons
Chicago Fog
Pall River
Hay
Fannif
B. Ralston
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