Choosing an Occupation
A note on how few people find their true niche by not selecting a life-work to match talents. It previews a splendid series titled Getting Ready for Life's Work appearing in the publication.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1893
Page
1
Sweet Charity Color Picture Offer for New Subscribers
The Youths Companion promotes a colonial era themed picture titled SWEET CHARITY in color. New or renewing subscribers who pay 1.75 get a free Tr Com PANIon until January 1 and a full year from that date. Sample copies are free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Charity
New England Forecast Shows Showers Then Clearing and Cold
The forecast for Thursday in New England calls for light showers followed by clearing and colder weather. Winds will shift to the west with increasing force, with likely clearing early in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New England
Shipwreck rescue at Fire Island after dramatic gale
The Louise H Randall crew, led by Captain Hathorn of Boston, were saved by the Merritt Wrecking Company tug I J Merritt at dawn after hours in rigging off Smiths Point Bellport Long Island. Rescued include William M Randall and several mates. Mrs Randall remained calm aiding others throughout the 24 hours. The ship rapidly broke up as survivors were brought aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Island
N. Y
Louise H. Randall
Hathorn
Boston
Smith’s Point
Bellport
L. I
I. J. Merritt
Merritt Wrecking Company
Merritt
William M. Randall
Vineyard Haven
Thomas Smith
George S. Phillips
Tremont Street
Chelsea
Mass
John Ott
Endicott Street
J. S. Adams
Cook
New York
Emil Hammquast
Sweden
Fred Carlson
Harry T. Hiel
Germany
John Bgakelund
Finland
George Leggett
Moriches
Long Island
Philadelphia
Randall
Smith
McCarthy for the Council in Ward 15
Daniel A. McCarthy, regular Democratic nominee for the Common Council in Ward 15, is praised for a strong record. In his second year he served on committees for underground wires and Boston & Maine railroad property, plus treasury and Memorial Day. He helped erect the Shaw monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel A. McCarthy
Common Council
Boston & Maine
Treasury Department
Memorial Day
Shaw Monument
Independent alderman hopeful Doherty ruled off ticket
Neil Doherty the Independent Democratic candidate for the Board of Aldermen has been removed from the ballot due to defects found in his nomination papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Doherty
Board of Aldermen
The New Civil Service Commissioner Appointed
Washington November 29 The President appoints John R Proctor of Kentucky as civil service commissioner in place of the removed George D Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service
Washington
John R., Proctor
Kentucky
George D. Johnson
Oak Hall Clothing Boston Notice
Notice from G. W. Simmons & Co at 82 to 44 North Street Boston listing men and boys clothing in Oak Hall. Thanksgiving week noted as the busiest of the season with Thanksgiving Day closed. Orders left in the custom room will be delivered December 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Simmons &0
North St
Boston
Stevens Reply Opens Formal Answer to Blount on Hawaii
Ex Minister Stevens issues a formal answer to Commissioner Blounts Hawaii statement. He accuses Gresham and Blount of un-American methods and argues the policy harms American influence and Christian missions in Hawaii while aiding British interests. He contends the actions stain US history and calls for decisive measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens
Blount
Hawaiian Islands
Gregham
Department
Thomas Jefferson
William L. Marcey
William H. Seward
James G. Blaine
Department of Foreign Affairs
Gresham and Blount
Hawaii
Swampscott Sailors Seek Identity of Wrecked Schooner
Lynn reports Swampscott fishermen have not identified the two mast schooner that sank two miles off Dread Ledge in yesterday's gale. The wreckage remains unseen as boats comb the stormy waters with no names or crew recovered yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Swampscott
Dread Ledge
Evolution debate led to life insurance as mankind’s duty
A fragment notes that religion and science clash over evolution yet agree life insurance is both duty and safety for humanity. Mentions Mood at the office and Lifrina brand with J.T. Phaeolus as state agent in Boston at 150 Dearborn or Dey street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ava Ostrant
Huxley
Lifr Ina, CO
J.T. Phaelus
State
Boston
Harvard versus Pennsylvania Opens 1900s Football Test at Jarvis Field
The Cambridge matchup draws 16 000 spectators as Harvard and the University of Pennsylvania face off. Penn relies on Woodruff interference while Harvard uses Deland tricks and a stronger rush line. Key players include Lewis, Thornton, Mackie, Oliver, Woodruff, Emmons, and Wrightington in a tightly contested lineups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarvis Field
Cambridge
Harvard
University of Pennsylvania
Yale
Pennsylvania
Woodruff
Deland
Mackie
Beard
Lewis
Stillman
Thornton
Oliver
Wharton
Acton
Mackey
Newell
Manahan
Reese
Newton
Emmons
Hinkey
Simmons
Stevenson
Williams
Beale
Osgood
Knipe
Dunlop
Wrightington
Waters
Brooke
Mackle
O Lewis
Brewer
Teese
Harvard Age
Aoe
Tawls
Sceeee
Stevenace
Penny
Seeee
Tetera
RY Knipe
The Unemployed Address by Swift at Equity Union House
M 1 Swift, reformer, spoke on The Unemployed a Phenomenon of Great Fortunes at Equity Union House 20 Oak Street. He blamed a class of men who control life’s necessities for unemployment and urged placing control in the hands of the workingman amid a large favorable audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity Union House
Oak Street
Swift
Hale Pain ess Dental Co. offers gasless extraction option
A fragmented ad-like line promotes Hale Pain ess Dental Co at T4 Boyleton with a slogan about removing patients "without gas" and a note stating no students are accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale Painess Dental Co
Boyleton
Ninth Annual Dedham Knights of Labor Ball
East Dedham Local Assembly No. 3456 Knights of Labor held its ninth annual ball at Memorial Hall drawing about 250 couples. Net proceeds will fund a reading room in East Dedham for free use by local working people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
Navy
Knights of Labor
East Dedham
Memorial Hall
East Deeham
Hoodman Blind couple weds during surprise ceremony
Charles Inslee and Belle Stokes of the Grand Opera House stock company secretly married at Rev. Loren B. MacDonald’s home. The couple announced they became engaged three weeks ago and pursued a swift union, with both families and colleagues reacting supportively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Inslee
Grand Opera House Company
Belle Stokes
Grand Opera House Stock Company
Loren B. MacDonald
West Rutland Square
Inslee
Grand Opera House
Dexter
Miss Stokes
Charles E. Inslee
Robert C. Inslee
Jamaica Plain
Reuter & Co
Highland Spring
St. John Street
Mr. Inslee
Mr. Haworth
Stokes
John Stetson
Globe Theatre
Frank J. Pilling
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Doherty
Sans
Remington Typewriter
Wyckoff, Seamans & Benedict
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School St
Oak Hall
Chatham
Common Flat
Eliza B. Emery
Taylor
Port Johnson
Salem
Elsie
Covelegt Greenwalge
Uncle Sam
Columbia
Jaesie Ilver Dollar
Dame Mass
Dedham Knights OF Labor Dance
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The
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P. BR. Osperous
Be Me
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New Eh England
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