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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1898

Page

6

Woman thief Ullman arrested in Albany linked to many cities

Captain McClusky reports Jacob Ullman held in Albany and wanted in New York for diamond thefts. Ten-thousand dollar figures cited, with aliases Wolff in Boston and Hermann in Philadelphia. Examinations set next week and surrender to New York police anticipated.

New York McClusky Jacob Ullman Albany Ullman Ullmann Boston Philadelphia Washington Troy Wolff Hermann

Sons of St. George Adjourn After Lengthy Convention Session

The supreme lodge of the Sons of St. George closed after a long session. A proposed amendment to require birth in Britain for membership failed. A substitute to extend membership to great-grandsons of Englishmen was approved. A constitutional revision committee was named and thanked for work.

Supreme Lodge of the Sons of St. George England J. H. Williams Pennsylvania E. V Shaler Ohio F. J. Davis New York Boston

Hasty Pudding Club Elects Officers

The Hasty Pudding Club elected officers last night. President Malcolm Donald of Brookline. vice president T W Farley of Roxbury. secretary P M Jaffray of New York. treasurer R Dekay Gilder of New York. librarian Harry James of Cambridge. Chorister H A Dennison of Roxbury.

Hasty Pudding Club Malcolm Donald Brookline T. W. Farley Roxbury P. M. Jaffray New York R. Dekay Gilder Harry James Cambridge H. A. Dennison

Dr Agnew’s Cure for the Heart Promoted as Quick Remedy

Advert claim cites Dr Agnew’s Cure for the Heart as a magical remedy for heart weakness with relief in thirty minutes. Testimony from Mrs. W. T. Rundie of Dundalk Ontario praises immediate pain relief after first dose and says a few bottles cured her. Available from C E Woodward & Co and Sheppard & Co with street addresses.

C. E. Woodward & Co Gromfield Street Sheppard & CO Washington Street

Ninth Massachusetts recruits to be paid by paymaster

Colonel Logan receives a telegram from the paymaster general directing immediate payment of 400 recruits of the Ninth Massachusetts Infantry. A Boston paymaster confirms readiness to pay and asks for time and place. Logan notes many furlough-extension requests and requires actual furloughs with proper endorsements.

Lawrence J. Logan Logan Washington, D. C Ninth Massachusetts Infantry Boston Mass New York City Stanton Massachusetts

Boston Delegates to Catholic Young Men's Union Meet

Boston delegates to the Catholic Young Men's National Union convention in Washington on October 25 and 26 include Charles D. O'Connor Hugh Magiff and Daniel P Toomey second vice president of the union. The party will depart October 22 with several others.

Boston Catholic Young Men’s National Union Washington Charles D. O’connor Hugh Magiff Daniel P. Toomey Young Men’s National Union

Cleveland couple to return to Princeton Monday

Mr and Mrs Cleveland plan to return to Princeton on the upcoming Monday as announced from Buzzard s Bay on October 7.

Buzzard’s Bay Cleveland Princeton Tremont ! Row Mrs. Mortan

Boston Theatre set to stage The White Heather next Monday

Charles Frohman presents The White Heather at the Boston Theatre starting Monday evening with the familiar Rose Coghlan cast led by Olive May Grace Thorne John T Sullivan and Wallace Campbell. The drama by Cecil Raleigh and Henry Hamilton showcases lavish stage pictures and intense storytelling.

Charles Frohman Boston Academy of Music New York Rose Coghlan Olive May Grace Thorne John T. Sullivan Wallace Campbell Cecil Raleigh Henry Hamilton

Boston Theatre hosts Robin Hood and Cyrano de Bergerac

The Tremont presents Robin Hood tonight and again today as Boston winds down the run. Augustin Daly's company plans Cyrano de Bergerac at the Tremont on Oct 31. Richard Mansfield bills the season's highlight at the Hollis before Castle Square engagements with J. H. Gilmour and Lillian Lawrence in key roles.

Rogers Brothers John J. McNally Klaw & Erlanger Frank Daniels Tremont Bowdoin Square Theatre Hazel Kirke Castle Square Theatre Brother Ohn Hollis Maude Adams New York Cumberland Columbia Grand Opera House Thomas Shea Howard Reilly and Wood Lizzie B. Raymond al Reeves Grand Theatre Boston Black Crook Company Keith Schilzenyi Harry Woodruff Harvard College Brooke Music Hall Sybil Sammis Chauncey Morlan Austin & Stone the Tremont Bostonians Boston Theatre Augustin Daly Richard Mansfield Castle Square J. H. Gilmour Lillian Lawrence Roxane

Fifth on Parade at Camp Meade Delights Officials

Governor Hastings reviewed the Second Army Corps with 26 officials from Philadelphia and the Peace Commission to select regiments for the October 27 peace jubilee in Philadelphia. The Fifth Regiment drew the crowd with its performance. One hundred twenty-five sick soldiers left for Philadelphia hospitals and illness at the camp continues to decline.

Camp Meade Penn Pennsylvania Peace Commission of Philadelphia Second Army Corps Washington Augusta Philadelphia Peace Commission Hastings Bay State

Charlestown 999th Field Artillery Club Elects Officers

At the annual meeting of the 999th Artillery Club of Charlestown officers were elected including President George N Swallow and Vice President Joel C Bolan. The club reported a flourishing condition and Walter A Mitchell declined re election as secretary.

999Th Artillery Club Charlestown George N. Swallow Joel C. Bolan Edward P. Dudley Abram R. Thompson C. W. Sawyer G. W. Berry C. H. Pendergast L. F. Dickey G. M. Whitcomb F. R. Fritz W. E. Davis T. W. Bryant Walter A. Mitchell

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