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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1900

Page

5

Poll Swing in Boston Opens as Willard and Cast Play

Boston theatergoers are treated to a busy week with Willard opening at Tremont Theatre presenting The Middleman and The Professor's Love Story in matinees. Park Theatre debuts Bradhourst's The House That Jack Built and Mary Carter voices Zara at Hollis. New works include An African King at Grand Opera House and Faust at Bowdoin Square. Quo Vadis at Boston Theatre draws record crowds as James K. Hackett stars in The Pride of Jennico at the Museum tonight.

Zara Grand Theatre Boston James K. Hackett Jennico Museum Katherine Bloodgood New York Victoria Henri French Williamson Stone Tom Herron Vera King Morpal Evans Weilandlle Pianka den of Performing Lions Music Hall Ching Foo Lee Bowdoin Square Faust Charlotte Hunt Jay Hunt Bowdoin Marguerite Missie Bowdoin Square Stock Company Goethe Bani Spose Sumner Fishing Club Lyceum Hall Boston Letter Carriers Gilman Sions Roanoke Social and Athletic Club Roughan Hall Charlestown Annie M. Kilham Europe Roswell M. Field Eugene Field Charles Whipple Smith Newbury Street Miss Smith Merton L. Emerson Massachusetts Institute of Technology Emil Paul Harvard Musical Association H. G. Tucker People’s Temple Lauriston Scaife Scaifé Marlboro Street Charles Hayden Esther Hayden Immer Street New Algonquin Club Swamphourné A.S. Kerr Alpheus Hyatt Professor Hyatt Harvard University Norton’s Wood Francis Avenue Cambridge London

How walks to St Louis for his mother

James Eads How, an eccentric and altruistic wanderer, leaves Chicago to visit his mother in St Louis. He intends to walk unless he earns fare, choosing the path for deep thinking. For four years he has wandered as an evangelist worker, funding his mission from an inherited $100,000 he refuses to use without earning it.

Harvard David Camp lI Creece Weathy Norman Cabot Brookline Dibbiee California Arden I. Townsend Burden New York Daly Perkinses Milton Dave Goodrich Francis Lee Higinson, Jr Nly Campbell Sia Madelaine Stuart Chicago James Eads How St. Louis

Fire damages Bevers Street carpenter shop building

A four story brick shop at 23 Bevers street owned by Richardson and Young suffered a fire about four o'clock yesterday afternoon. Loss estimated at $500.

Bevers Street Richardson & Young

Where's Father Gone to the Doctor

A fragment urges asking the father to buy Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for a hollow barking cough and croup in a baby. It promises prompt relief and recommends keeping the remedy at home for future episodes.

Ayer

SONS OF ISRAEL CELEBRATE Thirty second anniversary of Moses Mendelssohn Lodge in Boston

The Independent Order of Free Sons of Israel marked its 32nd anniversary at Odd Fellows' building with Ferdinand Abraham and guests. Moses Mendelssohn Lodge has 250 members and 102 sister lodges, with over $6,000,000 paid in benefts and charitable work. Dignitaries included Jacob Land of Bay State Lodge and several named supporters. music and solos followed by a collation and toasts. Current officers listed: President Nathan Simons, Vice-President Abraham Bieringer, Secretary Max Niehlinger, Financial Secretary Joseph Strauss, Treasurer Ferdinand Abraham.

Order of Free Sons of Israel Boston Ferdinand Abraham Moses Mendelssohn Lodge Jacob Land Bay State Lodge Aaron Wolfson Sam Buxham David Wolf Morris Isaacs Nathan Simons Albert Weiss A. H. Lee William J. Eardley William J. Donovan Moses Mendelssohn Gustav Rosenau Joshua Lodge New York Abraham Bieringer Max Niehlinger Oseph Strauss

De Lisle Wins Damages in Dr. Brough Disfigurement Suit

Louise De Lisle won a civil case in municipal court Saturday against Dr. F T Brough. Judge Dewey ordered damages awarded for disfigurement claiming the doctor caused the injury and the defendant faced the ruling in the local court.

Dewey Louise de Lisle Dr. It

Local dry goods merchant dies of heart failure en route home

Mr George P Gross a dry goods merchant and Newton resident died on a drive home Saturday evening between 7 and 8 o clock Local Medical Examiner Utley ruled heart failure the cause of death after the carriage reached the Gross residence

George P. Gross Newton Gross Utley

Amateur Photo Contest At The Post Boston

Competitors may submit photos with a brief note on circumstances and allow names to appear. Photos won t be returned and copies should be kept. Open to amateurs and professionals. weekly prize announcements run in the Sunday Post with checks mailed on the weekly pay day.

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