Yom Kippur Services Impress Congregants Across City
Yom Kippur observances filled synagogues with large crowds as fasting continued until starlight. Memorial services for the dead, formal Baldwin Place rites, and choral contributions at Temple Adath Israel and Temple Chabeit Sholom were noted, with Rabbinic reflections on America's strenuous life and destiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin Place
Temple Adath Israel
M. Dietrick
Florence J. King
Eli. A. Osgood
Robert Hall
B. L. Whelpley
Charles Fleischer
America
Capitol Hill
Washington
Rabbi Fleischer
England
Temple Chabeit Sholom
Emerius Raphael Lasker
God
Fizekiel
Israel Chaloff
Jennie Patrick Walker
Gertrude Edmands
Lester Bartlett
Thomas Leach
C. P. Scott
Merchants and Manufacturers Exhibit Draws Boston Crowd
Eight thousand attended Mechanics Hall for the twentieth century exposition. Despite rain, visitors browsed samples and tokens, with out-of-town trips starting to form. Ching Ping and games of chance drew interest as tours like A Trip Thro Chinatown attracted crowds. Fanciulli's Seventy-first Regiment Band plays this afternoon, followed by a Manila battle fantasia and Sousa's band next week with advanced seat sales at the Paul Revere entrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanics’ Hall
Boston
Springfield
Massachusetts
Chinatown
Charles Kelly
Ching Ping
Sousa
Paul Revere
Can Cook by Electricity at Edison Exhibit
King Electricity showcased new Edison Electric Illuminating Company devices last night at 1 and 2 Head Place. Exhibits demonstrated home, store, factory, theatre, church and studio uses including cooking, heating, lighting and ventilation with electric power. Strong displays ranged from a candle power lamp to 2000 candle power arc light and from a desk fan to a 6000 cubic feet per minute exhaust wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Electricity
Edison Electric Illuminating Company
Edison Company
Heat Place
PRESS WOMEN MEET AT PARKER HOUSE IN NEW ENGLAND
The first fall meeting of the New England Woman's Press Association was held at the Parker House with President Mrs N S Daggett presiding. Officers' reports were heard and a circular announced the Massachusetts clubs federation meeting set for October 18 at Amherst. Miss Marian Thompson Hosmer was chosen to represent the NEWPA. An October 1 literary meeting and afternoon tea at the Vendome will feature guest speaker Mrs Margaret Hamilton Welch of Harper's Bazar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker House
New England Woman's Press Association
N. S. Daggett
State Federation
Massachusetts
Amherst
Marian Thompson Hosmer
Vendome
Mra
Margaret Hamilton Welch
Harper's Bazar
Peabody Fund Elects Officers at New York Meeting
The Peabody Education Fund held its annual meeting at the Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York. Meville W. Fuller was elected first vice president, Bishop Whipple second. Trustees present included J Pierpont Morgan and Henry B Whipple among others. Dr Curry read a 10 000 word report on educational progress and race discussions. Evarts was re elected chairman amid sympathy for his illness. an annual banquet was planned for tonight.
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New York
Peabody Education Fund
Fifth Avenue
Supreme Court
Meville W. Fuller
Bishop Whipple
Henry B. Whipple
Minnesota
Henry A. Green
Massachusetts
James Dpd. Forter
Tennessee
J. Pierpont Morgan
W. A. Courtenay
South Carolina
Henderson M. Somerville
Alabama
Charles E. Senner
Louisiana
George S. Hoar
Richard Olney
J. L. M. Curry
Washington
Curry
San Francisco
Whipple
William M. Evarts
Peabody Fund
Evarts
The
Fund Board of Trustees
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Woollen mill burned in Auburn with heavy losses
The Melrose Woollen Company's wool house in Auburn was destroyed by fire early this morning. Loss estimated at 30,000 to 40,000 dollars. Contents included 23,000 pounds of wool, 20 cases of blankets, raw materials and machinery. Cause unknown.
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Auburn
N. Y
Melrose Woollen Company
Opposition to Compulsory Arbitration Cited by Walcott
Charles H. Walcott of Boston testified before the Industrial Commission in Washington about Massachusetts State arbitration. He criticized compulsory arbitration as impractical for the United States large scale, praising voluntary arbitration as superior in theory and practice despite imperfect results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles H. Walcott
Boston
Massachusetts State Board of Arbitration and Conciliation
Industrial Commission
Walcott
Massachusetts
New Zealand
United States
Wedded 1x Providence Deeply Attended Nuptials in October
Miss Lila Sayles daughter of the late James R. Sayles married Frederick W. Clapp of Boston in Edgewood. Rev Edwin Bromley officiated with Miss Edith Bromley as bridesmaid and Dr William Boos as best man. The ceremony drew Governor Gregory and leading state families, with notable gifts including a solid silver dining service and a Boston & Albany loving cup. The couple planned an extended wedding journey to the South after a midnight train reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Edgewood
Lila Sayles
James R. Sayles
Frederick W. Clapp
Boston
Joshua W. Clapp
Edwin Bromley
Stewart Street Baptist Church
Edith Bromley
William Boos
Harvard Medical School
John Marsden
Emery Bowen
Edwin Merrill
Charles Anderson
William Potter
Frank Cummings
Edwin Sayles
Gregory
Brookline
Clapp
Boston & Albany Railroad
Sayles
Elm Hill
Roxbury
Freight Claim Association Holds Ninth Semiannual Meeting
The Freight Claim Association representing railroads and steamboat lines in the United States and Canada convened its ninth semiannual meeting at the Hotel Brunswick. This marks the group’s New England venue for the first time and the third major railroad convention hosted in Boston this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freight Claim Association
United States
Canada
Brunswick
New Fngland
Boston
Boston Post Photo Contest Opens Daily Cash Prizes
The Boston Post announces weekly cash prizes of 10, 5, and 3 dollars for photographs chosen for newspaper reproduction. Submit with a title and the photographer's name and address on the back, retain a copy, and note any interesting circumstances. Winners announced each Sunday with checks mailed on pay day.
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Boston Post
Sunday Post
el i
Saturay
Post
the Post
Boston
Dodson pivots to vaudeville and New York debut
J E Dodson, long linked with Kendal and later with Charles Frohman, plans a vaudeville debut at Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre in New York on October 29. He will perform several short plays with a self-chosen company including an impersonation of Cardinal Richelieu in Under the Red Robe. The season also highlights Jana Oakes and the Columbia Theatre's Cadet Girl, plus a strong comic trio Dan Daly George A Schiller and William Cameron. Adele Ritchie Toby Claude and Alice Judson lead the women. The week features Bertha the Sewing Machine Girl at Bowdoin Square and Liebler Co’s Monte Cristo with James O Neill as Edmond Dantes entering its fourth week after record advance sales in Boston. The Countess Valeska is also slated to be played.
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J. E. Dodson
Charles Frohman
Proctor’s
Fifth Avenue Theatre
New York
Mr. Dodson
Cardinal Richelieu
Dorothy Peper
Jana Oakes
Columbia Theatre
Dan Daly
George A. Schiller
William Cameron
Adele Ritchie
Toby Claude
Alice Judson
James O'Neill
Monte Cristo
Valeska
Castle Square Theatre
Paul Armstrong
Thomas FE. Shea
Grand Opera House
Boston
Voice of Nature
Dr. Jeyklland
Mr. Hyde
Charles R. Sweet
John R. Leclair
Charles EB. Grapewin
Anna Chance
Della Rocca
Jordan and
Welch
Howard
Dewey
Bowery
Boston Music Hall
Vitagraph
Cushman
Holcombe
Curtis
Jess Dandy
Pitrot
Duffy
Sawtelle
Austin & Stone
Jim” McCusker
McCusker
Nickelodeon
Three Lane Sisters
Palace Theatre
Palace
Papa
Tremont Theatre
Anna Yield
Holcombe and
Willam E. Mlack
Boy Wonder
Harvard College
Boston Theatres and Players Highlight Seasonal Arts Rush
The city hosts Hermia in Midsummer Night's Dream with Louis James and Kathryn Kidder, and Boston’s stage stars Lef igrande shows in Butterfly and Naughty Anthony at the Museum. Grands feature Rostow’s new Her Majesty, Sothern and Harned in Hamlet, and Grace George in Her Majesty with a strong troupe. The new Symphony Hall debuts with Elijah performed by Brendel and Haydn Society. Rebecca Warren’s Monte Cristo dress astonishes at $450. The Park Theatre hosts The Choir Invisible while the Hollis Street Theatre buzzes with Sheas The Voice of Nature and a strong Erie lineup. Louis James and Kathryn Kidder star. Grace George headlines Tremont’s engagement. Rebecca Warren’s costume draws notice. Rostow’s Her Madesty opens at Tremont. Sothern and Harned headline Hamlet in Boston. The Sign of the Cross popularity continues. Darrow and Evans bring Naughty Anthony and Madame Butterfly to the Museum. a packed week of concerts and plays fills Boston venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis James
Kathryn Kidder
Hermia
Christian Peper, Jr
St. Louis
Mary MacKenzie
Mme. Butterfly
Anthony
Museum
Boston
Symphony Hall
Huntington Avenue
Hrandel and Haydn Society
Elijah
Lillian Blauvelt
Gertrude Miller
Adelaide Jordan
Theodore van Yorx
Ffrangcon- Davies
Faelten Pianoforte School
Grace M. Field
Helen L. Masters
Caroline Cunningham
Ida Gel Edgerton
Lloyd del Costello
Leslie Flentie
Robert W. Gibb
Benjamin Tremere
Marion L. Kent
Grace George
Tremont Theatre
Fiske
Becky Sharp
Charlotte Deane
Hollis Street Theatre
E. H. Sothern
Virginia Harned
Lotta Dean Bradford
Montreal
Rebecca Warren
America
Rostow
Madesty
The
Tremont
Washington
J. J. C. Clarke
Elizabeth Knight
Tompkins
William A. Brady
Frank Worthing
Frazer Coulter
Ernest Hastings
Morton Selten
George Osborne
Fernanda Glisca
Augusta de Forest
Hollis Street
Mme, Butterfly
David Pelasco
Charles E. Evans
Boston Museum
Park Theatre
Kentucky
Casey
Vendome Hotel victim charged with larceny in diamonds
H H Stridiron of Chicago, victim of a shooting, appeared in Jefferson Market Court in New York on October 3 charged with larceny of diamonds valued at $1000 from Evelyn Jaaves. The gems were the property of Evelyn Jaaves. The case was continued until tomorrow.
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New York
H. H. Stridiron
Chicago
John Fissen
Stridiron
Jefferson Market Court
Esson
Evelyn Jaaves
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J. C. Ayer Company, Practical Chemists
Lowell, Mass
Ayer
Edison Electric Co
Century Exposition Mechanics
Sousa Weel
Sousa, Fanciulli
Victor Herbert Spoons
Manila
Board of Trustees
New York City
Bobbie Burns
D. J. Dowd
Eustis St
Grach George
Her
Remont Heatre
Anna
Chas, A
Cas
UNDAY
Wit. A. Brady
Clarke
Elizabeth Knight Tompkins
Crace Deorce
Huntington and
Massachusetts Aves
Bostod Symon Orcher
A. Far. Baernstein
Cecilia Society
Mr Gericke
Mtr
Mr. Wister
Organa Rce
MR. Shea
Dr. Jekyll and
George W. Mager
Thomas E. Shea
Columbi Theatre
Sele
Tremont Row
Jim McCusker Shameson
Alhambra
Paustin & Stone’s
York & Boston Credit Co
Washington St
MR. Hudson
Beverly
John J. Hudson
Crane
Lynn
Havana
Cuba
Musee
Hamilton Place
Winter Street
Coshman, Holcomb & Curtis” Wood & Shepard
Jess Dandy Leonard Grover, Jr
Couichard Pitrotkinson & Merton
Ord & Francis
the O'Brien Trio
Incite Weston
O Musee
Duffy, Sawtelle
Duffy Alf Grant
Laurence Crane
Williams & Hood
Mtire House
Rex Senta
Eden Muses
Dir
York
Tremont St
Music Hall
Oxford
Perso
Countess Valeska
Ize
Model Playhouse
Milton Nobles
Dolly Nobles
Digby Bell
John LeClair
Sankey Brothers
Fred H. Caldwell
the Picture World
Chas. R. Sweet
Pauline Hall
Papinta
Chas. F. Grepewin
the Holbrooks
Herbert and Willing
Arvelia
George Clarke
Augustin Daly
Keith's
Boston Theatre
Eugene Tompkins
Mer
Tonicht
James O Neill
Liebler & Co
Remon T
Temple Lyceum
Hollis Tees
Isaac B. Rich
EH. Sothern
Vircinia Harned
Mr. Sothern
Miss Harned
Belasco
Sir Cccharles
Bevans
Anthony Madame Butterfly
Atlas Stores
Geo. F. Tileton
City Pass
Agt
Joy Line
Congress St
Brooklyn
Aprueton &Lassett’s
Yonnelly’s
Adams House
New England
Young Mein’s Christian Association
Boylston St
Harvard
Technology
Geo. W. Mehaffdy
Christian Assoch
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
Bowdoin Witahtu
Bertha
Nick-Of-Lele
LES Belles Zouaves Dewey
Martinetti and
Grossi
la Fafalla
Anna Whitney
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