Dinner to Suit Roosevelt at Home Market Club Dinner
The Home Market Club annual meeting at 7 Bedford Street elected A A Draper Briatgine as president. Roosevelt unlikely in November but possible for a March dinner. committee to arrange date. Secretary notes 1534 members. treasurer shows $27.04 balance. Various officers listed. resolutions on Alanson Beard's death recorded.
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Home Market Club
Bedford Street
Ake A. Draper Briatgine
Reger A.raper
Pe Ya
McKinley
Depew
Draper
Curtis Guild, Jr
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Alanson O'W. Beard
Wiliam H. Bent
Lord Roberts Severely Injured in Horse Accident
London reports that Lord Roberts was thrown from his horse and suffered severe injuries as of Sunday. Officials at the war office declined to confirm details, prompting interpretation of cautious support to the Evening Standard edition. The incident left the horse unhurt and Roberts bruised without broken limbs.
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London
The
Evening Standard
Lord Roberts
War’ Office
Sandard
Two Men Plunge From Buggy At Neponset Embankment
Jeremiah Gillen of Dorchester and an unidentified companion fell from a horse drawn buggy on Neponset street last night. Gillen is in City Hospital with broken ribs and amnesia while the companion is missing. The buggy was wrecked and the horse fatally injured. authorities fear the other man may have perished or been washed away in the tide. The accident occurred around 7 30 in near total darkness as panic and confusion followed the plunge. City police and fire officials responded after being alerted by a neighbor at Station 11.
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Neponset Street
Jeremiah Gillen
Hampden Place
Dorchester
Gillen
Police Department
J. F. Gillen
Fire Department
How to Quit Tobacco Trial Package Free
A remedial powder claimed to cure tobacco addiction after forty years of use is advertised as odorless and tasteless and mixable with coffee or food. It allegedly prevents any tobacco use, including cigarettes, and is promoted as a gift sample by Rogers Drug & Chem Co with free prepaid mailing.
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Rogers Drug, & Chem- 1 Co
Stuart
Ramsdell
Wainwright
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Ome Chemical Co
Broadway
New York
Gillen Father Identified After Early Morning Incident
Police identified Gillen, 69, early this morning after injuries from an incident were deemed dangerous due to his age. Authorities say the man sustained serious trauma and is hospitalized under close observation. Further details have not been released.
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Gillen
General Martin pleads for son in Boston court
General Augustus P. Martin urged leniency for his son Everett in Superior Criminal Court saying a conspiracy of disreputable figures ruined him while he led the Police Board. He described debts, arrests, sickness, and warnings, noting his son never sought help for wrongdoings. Justice delayed sentence until tomorrow as the case proceeds.
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Augustus P. Martin
Everett
Superior Criminal Court
Pishop
Sughrue
Riverett F. Martin
Sughrus
Martin
Police Board
New York
Boston
Committee names eight school board members at Youngs Hotel
A Republican committee of twenty five chose eight school board members after a late evening meeting at Youngs Hotel. They replaced Dr. Samuel B Courtney with Edgar P Benjamin and added Benjamin Shey, with Charles L Burrill and Miss Anna Barrows among the eight final selections. The vote tallies included Aldrich Ward 8% Bryant Ward 6.37 Littlefield Ward 14.28 Bolster Ward 21. Chooses Benjamin by committee report to be presented to the convention tonight.
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Young’s’ Hotel
Peaches
Samuel B. Courtney
Edgar P. Benjamin
Courtney
Benjamin Shey
George A. O. Prust
Howard I. Aldrich
William P. Bryant
C. C. Littlefield
Wilfred Bolster
Ward
Frank Vogel
Roxbury Guards Ball At Armory Shown In Social News
The Roxbury Horse Guards annual ball lit up the Roxbury armory at 2185 Washington Street last night. Captain John Perrins Jr led the grand march with Mrs Perrins as honorary host. Attendants and guests moved through halls decked in red white and blue bunting with palms and ferns as entertainment proceeded.
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Armory
Washington Street
Roxbury Horse Guards
John Perrins, Jr
Perrins
Char Oh Sonny Perrins, Jr
Reanliam L . Swan
Boston Vote Totals Show Wide City Lead for Paine and Bates
Boston official returns announced after statewide tally shows Paine Jr. leading Crane by about 38009 for governor and Bates defeating ODonnell by 684 votes. City totals include Olin winning secretary and Brown surpassing Turner by 4712 for auditor with scattered Emerson votes and sheriff at 6279 cast.
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Boston
State House
Thevernor and Council
Robert Treat Paine, Jr
Crane
Bates
John B. O'Donnell
Olin
E. Gerry Brown
Henry E. Turner
Sheriff
Fred H. Seavey
Thomas A. Loring
Social Laborarty
Jeremiah J. McNamara
Joseph Lundy
McNamara
Democratic Social Labor Party
Ward Waldo Emerson
National Party
Emersons
Bryan
Stevenson
McKinley
Roosevelt
Brown
Leighton Holton Wedding in Cambridge Church
Harland P. Leighton a prominent Cambridge businessman married Miss Frank M. Holton of Cambridge last night at the First Universalist Church Inman street. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. George W Bicknell and the bride was given away by her mother Mrs Emina L Holton.
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Harland P. Leighton
Cambridge
Frank M. Holton
First Universalist Church
Inman Street
George W Bicknell
Emina L. Holton
Butte Dividend Sparks Amalgamated Bets and Clark Talks
Reports claim the Butte dividend marks a victory for the Post and its mining coverage and foreshadows a settlement with Senator W A Clark. A proposed deal would see Clark selling United Verde to Amalgamated for 55 million dollars in cash and stock, with Clark moving to a Senate seat and copper stocks rising as talks continue. A New York meeting of copper industry figures including Lawson Rockefeller Clark and Burrage was reported as imminent.
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Iton & Montana Company
Ekony A
Butte
Post
Sears
Butte Boston Mining Company
Butte Boston Consolidated Mining Company
W. A. Clark
Montana
United Verde
Amalgamated
United States
Clark
New York
Watch Butte
Dig Out Compton Street Mud Petition Reaches Mayor
A large group of property owners on Compton Street South End petitioned the Mayor to abate the mud lingering on the new paving. Deputy Payson laid blocks three weeks ago and sand and gravel blew between the oaks, creating dust that harmed shops. After rains the mud became two and a half inches thick. The petition was sent to the street department and paving division. officials suggest removing surplus mud may be sped up to finish the road sooner.
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Compton Street
Payson
Sands
Famous Women at Boston Boot and Shoe Club Event
Julia Ward Howe headlined the Boston Boot and Shoe Club ladies night at the Hotel Brunswick. An audience of about 400 rose for Howe after a program marked by religious songs and a provocative talk on women in literature. Howe cited Fannie Crosby and Maria Edgeworth and weighed ideas on women's literary roles.
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Julia Ward Howe
Boston Boot and Shoe Club
Brunswick
Miles
Fannie Crosby
Maria Edgeworth
Miss Edgeworth
Women Authors and Classic Texts Across Ages
A speaker argues for women’s place in education and literature, noting works from ancient times to modern. He cites the Bible songs and mentions authors such as Madame de Stael, George Eliot, Harriet Martineau, and George Sand, along with Catherine Sedgwick and Lydia.
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Iniour
Miriam
Deborah
Mother of Christ
Madame de Stael
George Eliot
Harriet Martineau
George Sand
Catherine Sedgwick
Lydia
Women and Education Move America Toward Change
Mrs Palmer and speakers including Maria Child, Margaret Fuller, and Harriet Beecher Stowe argued that women gaining college access will outpace men. Alice Freeman Palmer warned of a lasting world movement in female education and civic power. A Denver federation visit described a Idaho Springs club hosting 11,000 guests with 8 women coordinating a vast lunch. Radcliffe’s Miss Mabel Daniels performed songs.
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Alice Freeman Palmer
May Alden Weard
National Federation
Denver
Idaho Springs
Mabel Daniels
Radcliffe
George F. Daniels
Club
Edwardes and Connor Tie in Charlestown Ceremony
John J Edwardes of Charlestown and Grace Eleanor Joonar of East Boston wed yesterday at the Church of the Assumption Beale Avenue. The bride was attended by Leontee Boe as bridesmaid while William Edwardes, a brother of the groom, served as best man.
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John _J. Edwardes
Charlestown
Grace Eleanor Joonar
East Boston
Asree
Beale
Duptie Mace
Os Lan
Leontee Boe
R. Willam Edwardee
Edwardes Will Hive
Furniture theft arrest sweeps two families and dealer
Mrs. Margaret Eckburg 28 was arrested on a warrant for alleged theft of 127 dollars worth of furniture. Charlotte Harrington and her son Frederick are linked to the case, with a warrant out for him. Lewis Sarfistein, a second hand dealer, is charged with receiving stolen property after buying the furniture.
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Margaret Eckburg
McCarthy
Charlotte.Harrington
Dundee Street
Harrington
Frederick
Lewis Sarfistein
Eckburg
Sarfistein
Fie
Shannon and Shaunessy wed at Gate of Heaven Church
The ceremony for Mr E Everett Shannon of Jamaica Plain and Miss Katherine Louise Shaunessy of South Boston was held at noon in Gate of Heaven vestry with Rev J T O'Brien officiating. Bride wore baize with renaissance trim and diamond ornaments. niece Theresa Tye attended. Best man was John Leonard Gleason. Reception followed at Mrs James E Brine's home 682 Weat Third Street with gifts and a collation. The couple planned an extended Canada Northwest tour and will reside in Jamaica Plain after January 1.
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E. Everett Shannon
Jamaica Plain
Katherine Louise Shaunessy
South Boston
Gate of Heaven Church
J. T. O’brien
Knox
Theresa Tye
John Leonard Gleason
The Atlanta Special Route and Connections
The Atlanta Special runs via Seaboard Air Line and Prorida and West India Short Line with through drawing room and buffet sleeping cars from New York Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and Richmond to Athens and Atlanta. Direct connections are made in Union depot for Montgomery Macon New Orleans and all points South and Southwest with trains at Pennsylvania railroad stations. For information contact W C Shoemaker C L Longsdorf W M McConnell or the Portsmouth general passenger agent.
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Atlanta
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Prorida and
West India
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Richmond
Athens
Union Depot
Montgomery
Macon
New Orleans
Pennsylvania Railroad
W. C. Shoemaker
General Eastern
Broadway
C. L. Longsdorf
New England
Washington Street
Boston
Mass
W. M. McConnell
New York Avenue
Washington D. C
Malden Society Receives Fifth Anniversary at Baptist Vestry
Malden society held a reception in the vestry of the Baptist church last evening, hosted by Mr. and Mrs. E. The event celebrated a fifty fifth anniversary with attendees and local refreshments.
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the Baptist Church
Converse Leads Society In Longstanding Role And Address
Mr. Converse first proposed the society and served as its president for sixteen years. Mrs. Micah Dyer of Boston, Mayor Dean and several church pastors addressed a large gathering as a brief history of the society, prepared by the secretary, was read.
Seaboard Line Offers Double Daily Florida Tours
The Seaboard Air Line Railroad promotes its Florida and West India Short Line as the quickest route to Savannah, Jacksonville, Tampa and all Florida points with double daily service. Through Pullman drawing room and buffet sleeping cars available from major eastern cities. Winter excursion round trips now on sale to Jacksonville, Tampa and Florida destinations. Contact W. Shoemaker, C. Juongsdorf, W. McConnell, or E. St. John for details and bookings.
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Florida
West India
Savannah
Jacksonville
Tampa
Plorida
Hayes Responds To Editor On Suffrage Meeting
Mr Hayes writes to the Post defending a non partisan school committee meeting. He disputes John F Moors claim that Republicans plus independents equal Democrats in strength. He emphasizes the meeting remained non partisan and opposed party battle cries. Dated November 20 1900.
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Hayes
John F. Moors
Republican Party
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Worcester
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Howe
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Maria Child
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Harriet Beecher Stowe
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Shannon
Shaunessy
Portsmouth, Va
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Malden
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