Shepard Urges Leaguers to Bar Out All Prejudice
The Associated Epworth Leagues of Eastern Massachusetts convened with delegates from 70 leagues. After opening remarks by George W. Taylor, reports followed by a supper, then Rev. John Galbraith spoke on the downtown problem urging better social events for youths. Hon. Harvey N. Shepard argued Methodism must adapt to modern city life, discarding outdated practices to address religious and social issues of the era. Committee: Taylor, Hattie L. Fickett, W. Orchard, F. H. Simmons.
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George W. Taylor
Willard T. Perrin
Boston
Boston University Glee Club
George FE. Atwood
John Galbraith
Harvey N. Shepard
Methodist Church
Hattie L. Fickett
W. E.orchard
F. H. Simmons
Salem Vaccination Row Ahead of School Board Clash
Salem faces a heated dispute between the school committee and the Board of Health over compulsory vaccination. John D. B. Gauss leads the board's stance against forced vaccination without parental consent. Dr Sheehan defies protests by vaccinating unconsented children in schools, while Mayor Hurley signals possible intervention but respects parental veto.
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Salem
Board of Health
Hurley
John D. B. Gauss
Raymond S. Newcomb
Dr. Sheehan
Sheehan
James E. Simpson
Gauss
Simpson
W. J. McDermott
McDermott
Newcomb
Nicernes
Salem mayor faces critic over theatre tickets
The Rev J B Brodie of South Church condemns Mayor Hurley for inviting children to theatres and paying for tickets. He likens it to ancient Rome free bread and circuses. Hurley says he will respond at his rally with a strong, shoulder-height retort to defend Salem residents’ self-respect.
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Salem
J. B. Brodie
South Church
Hurley
Brodie
Rome
New War Feature in Philippines
Manila dispatch describes Major T W T Waller Marine Corps report on Nov 7 attack on insurgent stronghold at Soroton near Basey Samar. Three camps destroyed, 40 bamboo cannons captured, trails laced with poisoned spears and pits. Waller praises Porter and Bearss, notes cliff scaling 200 feet as new warfare feature, thirty insurgents killed, Marines lightly wounded.
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Manila
T. W. T. Waller
Manine Corps
Rodgers
Soroton
Basey
Island
Samar
Major Waller
Major Wailer
David D. Porter
Hiram S. Bearss
Waller
Isidoro Torres
Torres
Sixto Lopez
United States
Europe
Hong Kong
Taft
Major Edward J. Jones Appointed Commissioner of Deeds
Boston man Major Edward J. Jones, a bail commissioner and notary public, has been appointed commissioner of deeds in the District of Columbia and Massachusetts by President Roosevelt. The commission, dated Nov 15, was received yesterday. Jones, 61, long linked with courts and police, served in the Civil War with a light artillery battery later part of the Eleventh Massachusetts Light Artillery. He is active in local G A R affairs and and with Edward W. Kinsley Lodge. In April 1893 the couple marked their 60th wedding anniversary at 853 Beacon Street.
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Roosevelt
Massachusetts
District of Columbia
Jones J
Massachusetts Light Artillery
Jones
Edward W. Kinsley
Beacon Street
Puk Protection and Reciprocity Report Highlights Trade Stance
The annual report of Colonel Albert Clarke of the Home Market Club defines the group’s stance on reciprocal trade, urging protection of home industries first. Delegates to the national reciprocity convention are named from New England manufacturers, with General Draper absent and Clarke and Secretary in Washington preparing for the meeting. The report recalls a commitment to protection, warns against unguarded free trade, and notes the club’s support for measured trade with other nations. Charles H. Hutchins of Worcester is elected club president, with a broad list of vice presidents from New England manufacturing centers. The fiscal year ending Nov 1, 1901 shows receipts of 21,264.21 and a year-end balance of 4,131.59.
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Albert Clarke
Home Market Club
Bedford Street
Willam F. Draper
George A. Draper
The
Draper Company
Hopedale
Charles H. Hutchins
Crompton & Knowles Loom Works
Worcester
Edward A. Haskell
Great Northern Paper Company
Boston
A. B. Valentine
Valentine Knitting Company
Bennington
Charles Cooper
Bennington Knitting Company
Frederic §. Clark
Talbot Mills Company
North Billerica
Edmund Bicknell
Pacific Mills
Lawrence
J. R. McColl
Lorraine Manufacturing Company
Pawtucket
Isaac M. Potter
Manufacturing Jeweller
Providence
Draper
Norman H. Bingham
Clarke
General Draper
Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
United States
Kasson
New England
Harvard President Eliot to Visit Seattle
Harvard College President Eliot plans a Western tour arriving by March 1, with receptions arranged in Seattle and stops in Chicago and St Louis en route. William Thomas of the San Francisco Harvard Club is coordinating a welcome and a week long visit to the Bay Area and its colleges. University of Chicago President Frank Pierrepont Graves supports the trip and lectures are likely during the Western stay.
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Eliot
Harvard College
Seattle
Harvard
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Harvard Club
William Thomas
Atlantic Coast
Elliot
Frank Pierrepont Graves
University of Aeneoe
Coffee Complexion Says Coffee Spoils Complexion
An reader testimonial from Chicago explains coffee blotches fading after switching to Postum Cereal Food Coffee. The speaker credits Postum with restoring fair skin and calm nerves, urging readers to leave coffee for better digestion and complexion. The note notes anonymity for public print.
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Ogden Ave
Chicago
Ill
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek
Mich
Boston Stage and Concert Listings Reach Holiday Pace
Boston theatergoers near a busy week with Misa Helena Sharpsteen making her stage debut at Park Theatre on Dec 12 and many arts events. Weber and Melds company perform Fiddle Dee Dee on Dec 2, while Emma Nevada prepares a major concert and Lilli Lehmann closes in Symphony Hall. Casts include John W Sparks and Ellen O Malley. Charles Frohman and Sanger present The Sign of the Cross next week. Major concerts feature Theron Perkins leading a 60 piece band at Columbia Theatre.
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Misa Helena Sharpsteen
Erving Winslow
Park ‘Theatre
Richelieu
Gla
Harvard
Yale
Symphony Hall
Park Theatre
Weber and Melds
Dee Dee
Buffalo
John W. Sparks
Pera Drew
Barney Bernard
Mat
the Tremont
BP. S. Willard
Fof
Cyrus Blenkarn
Mary Blenkarn
Ellen O'Malley
Mr. Willard
al Sutherland
Emma Nevada
Mr. Sutherland
Boston
Thomas FE. Clifford
St. Vincent de Paul Society of All Saints’ Church
Mme Lilli Lehmann
Uis
Wagner
Carl Armbruster
Chickering Hall
Pauline Cramer
Nina Hartford
Nickelodeon
Julia Marlowe
Miss Marlowe
Charles Frohman
Frank W. Sanger
Mme
Colonial Theatre
Children’s Theatre
Huntington Chambers Hall
Spain
Dr. Bowker
Tremont Theatre
Clara Lane
Priay Ralston
Tallman
Shields
Bijou Opera Company
Iolanthe
Actors’ ‘Church Alliance
Boston Theatre
Fred V. Bowers
Bowen R. Church
Elizabeth Purcell
Andy Leonard, Jr
Lillian Somers
Berrill Fisher
North End
Columbia Theatre
Theron Perkins
Mammoth Steel Pier
Atlantic City
Bandminster Perkins
The Boston Theatre Hosts Denman Thompson This Week
Denman Thompson remains at the Boston Theatre through next week as manager McCarty maintains high class attractions at fair prices. Major shows include Mrs B O Shaughnessey at Grand Opera House and The Cardinal at Tremont with The Middleman and David Garrick on schedule. Virginia Harned wraps Alice of Vincennes at Colonial. The Rogers Brothers in Washington remains strong at Hollis. Thea Mikado at Columbia and Fra Diavolo with Carmen keep Bijou busy. Sky Farm at the Museum ends its seventh week.
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Denman Thompson
Boston
McCarty
George W. Monroe
Mrs. B. O Shaughnessey
Grand Opera House
Alice Renwick
Lane
Park Theatre
Fiddle Dee Dee
Buffalo
Virginia Harned
Alice of
Vincennes
Charles Frohman
New York
Hollis
Rogers Brothers
Washington
Thea Mikado
Columbia
Bijou
Museum
Sky Farm
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Associated
Epworth Leagues
Masgggt
National Photo Studio
Georgi W. Taylor
Epworth Leagues’ of
First Methodist Episcopal Church
DALEM
Lowney
New War
Philippines
J. Jones
Edward J. Jones
Loght
District of Co
Colonel Clarke
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Castle Square
Richmond
Mobile
Morrison’s
Grand Theatre
Serevin de Deyn
Millie Abbott
Ensign
Clayton White
Marie Stuart
Keith’s
Dickey
Mr. White
Miss Stuart
Harvard-Yale
Four Cuttys
Boston Music Hall
Carr
Jordan
Austin & Stone
Joe Choynski
Joe
Corbett
McCoy
Erne
Louise Miller
Mackie
Walker
Chris Lane
Carl
Harvey and
Moore
Paulo
Dika
Montague
West
Wang Doodle Four
James
Bonnie Farrey
OPERA
George W. Magee
Tremont
Orchestra
Matinee Today
Lawrence McCarty
Lessee
Mgr
Denman
Wash Lady
Homestead
Columbia Caret
Gray Opera CO
Hamilton Pl
Winter Steel
Oxford
Harry Elkes
Tom Butler
Montgomery & Stone
Kitiamura
Leon Morris
Ponies
Katie Allen
Fox Carson and
Willard
Music Hall
Sydney Sommers Toler
Mr.e.s.willard
Belle of Richmond
Louis N. Parker
David Carrick
John C. Bowker
Sofran
America
Trates
Lukens
Reed and
Shaw
Nat M. Wills
Pony Ballet
LaMar and
Gabriel
Rane
KE. Rose
Maurice Thompson
Bowen- Merrill Co
Julia iWiarlowe
Flower” Co
B. Dillingham
Eee
Opera House
Washington Street
Carmen
Hattie Bell Ladd
Bessie Fairbairn
Frances Knight
Olive Thorne
J. K. Murray
Jas, Gilbert
Geo. Tallman
Geo. Shields
Illis Reniftime
Isaac B. Rich
Klaw & Erlanger Comedy Company
John J. McNally
Phah
Boston Museum
SKY
Kidder
Alice In Looking-Glass Land
Huntington Ave
Back Bay
Adutm
Geo. W. Mehafffey
Boston Young Men's Christian Association
Boylston Street
Actors
Church Alliance OS Nefit
Co Kong
Square Theatre
Bowdoin
Revere House
Daughters OF the Poor
Buffalo Conclave
Hassan Ali
Charles G. Swett Noulion
Gray
Gray’s
Jeffries
Ruhlin
Barclay
Cizmission
Morrison’ Shan
Lincoln J. Carter
Wick Hlodhon
Buffalo Exposition
Emma Groves
Bearded Lady
Sam Cohen
Young Alphonso
Chan
Jon Bag
Montana Joe
the Globe
Rotter
Living Pictures
Los Rts
Gzolgosz
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