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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1900

Page

2

Omega Oil an old time liniment ad shows its green trademark

An advertisement explains Omega Oil packaging with a green ink leaf trademark and Higinio Espinosa signature. It warns buyers to insist on the exact label and to avoid imitations. The oil is claimed to relieve pain in the back and limbs and is sold by druggists or mailed by Omega Chemical Co. from New York.

Omega Oil Higinio Espinosa Omega Chemical Co Broadway New York

Turkey Talks War and Aftermath Across Smyrna

An ambassador’s visit to the Turkish port of Smyrna sparked no war posture according to a diplomatic reply. Reports describe Armenian massacres and missionary losses at Euphrates College Harpoot, prompting U S proposals for compensation. The Sultan pledged to settle just damages but has failed to act amid Kurdish Turkish troop involvement.

Kentucky Smyrna Navy

United States Turmoil with Turkey 1894 1900 Summary

A chronicle of U S relations with Turkey from 1894 to 1900. It notes American schools destroyed by Kurd fanatics and Turkish troops around Harpoot, failed consulate establishment at Erzurum, later consulate setup, damages claims over Harpoot, repeated consular visits to the palace, rumors of warships as leverage, Dr Thomas H Norton consulate attempt, exequatur denial, and negotiations urged by Griscom. Kentucky ship references occur with Smyrna and tensions at sea.

Harporr Robert 8. Chilton William D. Hunter Erzercum North Asia Minor United States Harpoot Thomas H. Norton University of Cincinnati Turkey Norton Griscomb Kentucky Smyrna Council of Turkish Ministers State Navy Anti Gotssanton Beaucalse Es Asay Baltimore Detroit Foanta McKinley Harpool Mediterranean Spain Naples Chester Urkey Arpoot Dr. Norton Bergholz Ezercum Asia Minor

Diplomatic Tension Signals Possible Turkish Crisis

The visit is seen as nonhostile yet tied to ongoing Porte Griscomb talks and Turkey's refusal to exequatur Dr Norton. Observers expect a compromise, but many foresee a crisis looming in US Porte relations.

Porte Lloyd C. Griscomb Constantinople Turkey Thomas H. Norton Harpoot

Why the Trouble Arises With the Ottoman Government

The dispute centers on damages for American property seized at Harpoot in 1894 and Turkey’s refusal to permit a U S consulate there to safeguard interests. The Turkish stance ties to the 1878 treaty and fears of exposing abuses of Christians in the Armenian districts. A consular appointment has been contested, with Norton traveling to Smyrna after initial refusals.

Mohamme

Dancers Fill City On Thanksgiving Eve Ball Night

One thousand people attended the Wolfe Tone Guards fourth military social at St. Augustine's Hall in South Boston. The event featured a grand march led by Captain Daly with Miss Connell, plus notable attendees including Congressman Gallivan and Senator Clancy.

South Boston Wolfe Tone Guards St. Augustine’s Hall Santiago Frank Daly Mary T. Connell Chard Shea Masse Sullivan John J. Ryan Ryan Shear’s Guards Jack Wiannesy John J. Hickey James A. Gallivan Henry F. Naphen J. J. McNamara Hugh Bresnahan J. B. L. Monehan J. B. Clancy Daly Shea Katz

Stuart's Catarrh Tablets touted by doctors and public

Observant physicians report rising catarrhal illnesses and endorse Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as the safest internal remedy. Dr. Risdell notes improved smell and hearing with few weeks of use. Dr. Estabrook cites relief in nasal and throat catarrh. Tablets contain eucalyptus bark and other antiseptics, are portable and sold by druggists for 50 cents.

Stuart Risdell Estabrook

St Mary’s C T A Society Celebrates Fifteenth Anniversary Ball

In Malden tonight the St Mary’s C T A Society marked 15 years of missionary work with a ball at Esther and Marse halls. About 1000 pledged members since 18 percent. Rev W J Casey spoke to the crowd. Maurice Dinneen presided as president and floor director, with Mathew A Carnes and 13 aides aiding. gown styles drew attention as over two hundred couples attended.

Malden St. Mary's C. T. A. Society Esther and Marsealls W. J. Casey Maurice Dinneen Mathew A. Carnes

Avery Social Club Ball At Paine Memorial Hall

Paine Memorial Hall hosted the Avery Social Club’s second annual ball last evening with a lively grand march beginning at 10. The event showcased many beautiful gowns as members enjoyed a festive social gathering.

Avery Social Club

Clan MacKenzie Ball Charity Concert in Deacon Hall

The annual concert and ball of Clan MacKenzie No 1 American Order of Scottish Clans occurred last evening at Deacon Hall 161 Washington Street. The program opened at 7 45 featuring orchestral music Scottish songs and bagpipe pieces that energized the audience. About 20 couples joined the ball with the grand march led by Mr and Mrs W Fisher the current clan chief. Attending were James Cum...

Clan MacKenzie Deacon Hall Washington Street

Clan Officers Named In Archaic Ledger Entry

Secretary James Wilson treasurer Mings borist of the clan Robert at Kiam Simpson recorder Miss Maitland listed in the archival note as officers of a local fraternal group.

James Wilson Mings Robert At Kiam Simpson Miss Maitland

Hibernians Hold Sixth Neponset Ball at Bloomfield Hall

The sixth annual ball of Division No. 26 A. O. H. Neponset was staged in Bloomfield Hall last evening and proved to be a lively social event with attendance and festivities reflecting local fraternal spirit.

Neponset Bloomfield Hall

Boston Social Event Features Dance Program and Grand March

An evening social in Boston featured a preliminary concert and a dance program of twenty numbers with refreshments. The grand march was led by Matthew Cummings, president of the division, with Miss Mary Dacey. State President John A. Ryan attended and joined the march.

Boston Matthew Cummings Mary Dacey John, A. Ryan

Local Officials Named in Readable List of Names

Philip O'Brien, Councilman George Cadlan, Representative William E B Mahoney, Representative Arthur Harrington, ex Representative Martin P Higgins, ex Councilman Denis J Falvey, John J Mull en, John J Tierney, Jeremiah Manning and Patrick J Long named in node of listed figures.

Philip O’brien George Cadlan William EB. Mahoney Arthur Harrington Martin P. Higgins Denis J. Falvey John J. Mullen John Jd.Tierney Jeremiah Manning Patrick J. Long

SOUTH BOSTON'S GUEST AT BERNICE HALL

Citizens of Boston attend a gathering at Bernice Hall on Broadway for a local event honoring Sgt George H Nee of the Twenty first United States Infantry. Nee holds the medal of honor and a Congress issued certificate of merit for his Cuba and Philippines service.

Bernice Hall Broadway Boston Bigelow George H. Nee Twenty-first United States Infantry Cuba Philippines Ergeant George H. Nee Twentyfirst United States Infantry Congress

Bunker Hill Guards Stage Fifth Annual Ball in Charlestown

The Military Division A. O. H. Bunker Hill Guards hosted its fifth annual ball last evening at Monument Hall Charlestown. Attendance was high as the grand march opened at nine o'clock signaling a successful event in its history.

Bunker Hill

Leadership line of division officers listed in ceremony

Started under the leadership of the president of the division Edward Callahan and Miss Mamie Leary, then Captain Matthew Donovan and ladaptain Daniel J Flanagan with lieutenant John J Linehan and Miss Nellie Ahern, Daniel J Crowley and Miss Julia Collins.

Edward Callahan Mamie Leary Catain Matthew Donovan Ladaptain Daniel J. Flanagan Eutenant John J. Linehan Nellie Ahern Daniel J. Crowley Julia Collins

Boilermakers Hold 8th Annual Ball in Appleton Hall

More than 600 members of Bay State Lodge No. 9 of the Brotherhood of Boilermakers held their eighth annual ball at Paine Memorial Hall Appleton Street with over 800 attending. The event featured a five-number concert grand march led by James Felts with Allen B. Speirs, and a sequence of honored officers and guests followed by a lengthy dance with twenty four musical numbers and a lavish collation.

Brotherhood of Boilermakers Bay State Lodge No. 9 Paine Memorial Hall Appleton Street James Felts Allen B. Speirs Thomas Flanigan Mary Nolan James F. Nolan Annie Nolan William R.sampson John Minton Kitty Gibbons Lynn Mathew Hayes Kitty Welsh

Three Thanksgiving Eve Dances in Chelsea Halls

Three Thanksgiving Eve dances drew large crowds in Chelsea halls. Engine 3 and Chemical 1 of the Chelsea fire department held a ball in Lincoln Hall with Oliver P. Francis as floor director and a line of aides. Granite Hall hosted the first Court City of Chelsea Foresters of America dance led by Samuel Shain with a grand march by Shain and Sarah Hiller. Grand arty Hall saw the Chelsea Veteran Firemen’s Association annual ball with Frank Leach leading the grand march and M. F. Kirk as floor director aided by Wilbert Williams and seven assistants.

Chelsea Engine 3 Chemical 1 Chelsea Fire Department Lincoln Hall Oliver P. Francis W. J. Jordan, Jr L. O. Spencer H. Armour G. T. Wiley W. E. Casserly C. C. Grover W. H. McDonough Granite Hall Court City Foresters of America Samuel Shain Benjamin Silber Samuel Theise Corps of Aids Shain Sarah Hiller

St. John’s Literary Institute Ball at East Cambridge

The forty sixth annual party of St. John's Literary Institute was held in Institute Hall East Cambridge last night. About 100 couples attended. A calcium light effect enhanced the grand march and subsequent dances led by James Quinn floor director with Miss Della Cummins. Dancing continued until 4 o'clock.

St. John’s Literary Institute Institute Hall East Cambridge James Quinn Della Cummins

Berkeley Cycle Club Ball Returns To Town Hall

The Berkeley Cycle Club held its annual ball last evening in the Revere town hall. Visiting wheelmen from nearby areas attended to boost the event. Grand march led by Floor Director William F Walsh with Miss Bessie M Corcoran followed by John J Leonard and Miss Mollie A Corcoran, 125 couples present.

Berkeley Cycle Club Revere William F. Walsh Bessie M. Corcoran Alliston John J. Leonard Mollie A. Corcoran

Officers Honor Belted Order Event with 500 Attend

In line 110 couples and gents in full uniform attended the belted order ceremony. About 500 people were present with H. Sullivan serving as marshal and John C. Driscoll as assistant. Alderman individuals were among the attendees.

H. Sullivan John C. Driscoll Amon

Lumber Teamsters Ball at Union Park Hall

The Lumber Teamsters and Handlers Union No. 112 held its second annual ball last evening at Union Park Hall Washington street. James Porter of J O Wetherby's yard led the grand march with Miss Mamie Lucas, followed by an orchestra concert and a large, enjoying crowd.

Lumber Teamsters and Handlers’ Union Union Park Hall Washington Street James Porter J. O. Wetherby's Yard Mamie Lucas

Poverty Party Dance At Gray's Hall In South Boston

Emerson Associates hosted the Poverty Party and dance in Gray's Hall South Boston last evening on Thanksgiving Eve. The grand march was led by Peggy Peanuts and Thomas De Walker, noted local figures, as the event stood out among many Thanksgiving dances.

Emerson Associates Gray's Hall South Boston Peggy Peanuts Thomas de Walker

Mt Horeb Lodge Ball Draws 100 Plus at Bacon Hall

Mt Horeb Lodge No 19 annual ball was held last night at Bacon Hall Union Square Somerville. Over 100 couples attended with Thomas Dickson named director and John W Noble assisting.

Mt. Horeb Lodge No Bacon Hall Union Square Somerville Thomas Dickson John W. Noble

Thanksgiving Benefit At Melrose For St Marys Parish

A Thanksgiving entertainment in Melrose on November 28 benefits St Marys parish. Hosted by Melrose Council 128 Knights of Columbus and Fleur de Lis Club, the event at Melrose City Auditorium drew a large appreciative audience. James F. In the circle were Mrs Dor’s J. Tole.

Melrose Melrose Council Knights of Columbus Fleur de Lis Club Melrose City Auditorium St. Mary's Parish Mus James F Dor J. Tole

Malden High School Literary Society Hold 28th Reunion

The Malden High School Literary Society marks its twenty eighth annual reunion in the school hall with a large turnout. Guests include Mayor Charles L Dean Principal John H Hutchins Superintendent George E Gay and Samuel Tilden. A reception and banquet precede after dinner speeches led by toast master George Howard Fall.

Malden Malden High School Literary Society Malden High School Charles L. Dean John H. Hutchins George E. Gay Samuel Tilden George Howard Fall Freeman F. Tilden Joseph Wiggin Walter E. Adams George D. Ayers F. W. Plummer Eugene C. Webster William B. de Las Casas William R. Buckminster Frank A. Bayes George L. Richards Roy Griffith John W. Hutchins George White

Long Tom the 38 Foot Python Arrives in New York

A 38 foot king cobra like python named Long Tom, described as the largest snake ever on exhibition, was brought to New York from Singapore via Indravelli. Captain Craven bought the creature, sold to Mr. Stone, and workers struggled to transfer the monster from its box to a tank, wary of its potential rage.

Orter Long Tom India Austin & Stone Craven Indravelli Singapore Millbank Texas Trixey

Hanna Says He Will Retire From White House Bid

Cleveland November 28 Senator Hanna told Hanna Republican Club that he will not pursue the presidency after his current term ends. He said he is growing old and plans to retire once his senatorial term expires.

Cleveland, O Hanna Hanna Republican Club White House

Galvin Bresnahan Tightens Harvard Observatory Bonds

Timothy J. Galvin a gardener at the Harvard Observatory and Miss Nora A Bresnahan of Somerville were married last night at the rectory of the Church of the Sacred Heart East Cambridge. Miss Nellie Davis Cambridge was bridesmaid, Miss Eva Sweeney Cambridge maid of honor, Michael Reagan Cambridge best man.

Timothy J. Galvin Harvard Observatory Nora A. Bresnahan Somerville Church of the Sacred Heart East Cambridge Nellie Davis Cambridge Eva Sweeney Michael Reagan

Sacred Heart Cadets Hold Exhibition Drill

Sacred Heart Cadets of Somerville staged an exhibition drill last night at J. Joseph's school hall under Major B W McGrath. Company A won best drilled company and Captain Francis Murphy received a silver medal. Major B H McGrath earned the individual prize.

Sacred Heart Cadets Somerville B. W. eGrath J. Joseph’s School Hall Washington Street Francis Murphy BH. W. McGrath

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