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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1904

Page

2

Mausoleum Planned for Hanna Family in Cleveland

Three sons of Senator Marcus A Hanna will erect a 100000 mausoleum on the family lot in Lake View Cemetery Cleveland to house 18 catacombs. The center will feature two Norwegian marble sarcophagi one for Senator Hanna and one for Mrs Hanna. The Doric granite temple will be 49 by 25 by 24 feet with Troy white granite and a Worcester firm contracted to finish by spring.

Marcus A. Hanna Lake View Cemetery Cleveland Hanna Vanna Worcester Concern

Wakefield Man Saves Express at Crossing

A man named Thompson warned a Boston bound Manchester express by signaling with a red flag after a loaded Comin's Express halted on a crossing under repair. He ran a quarter mile up the track to alert the engineer, who was travelling at about 55 miles per hour, averting a serious accident.

Manchester Express Comin’s Express Thompson

Catholic Union Condolence to Hoar Family and New Events

The Catholic Union of Boston executive committee voted to send condolence to the Hoar family for the late Senator Hoar. The group plans a series of Saturday smokers starting Oct 29 and adds Saturday matinee dancing parties for children of members.

Catholic Union of Boston Patrick O'Loughlin Senator Hoar

Salvation Army Lassie from London Detained at Dock

Ada V. Skem 19 from London on the Saxonia, native of Oscarshaven, says her fiance Rev. Charles A. Johnson of Danville Illinois failed to meet her at the dock. Johnson, who came to the United States 14 years ago, allegedly sent money for her passage and promised to meet her here. Immigration officials detained Ada awaiting further action.

Charles A. Johnson Danville Ill Ada V. Skem Salvation Army London Saxonia Oscarshaven Mr. Johnson United States Ada America

Dorchester Gentlemen Drive Club Banquet Set for Oct 27

The Dorchester Gentlemen's Driving Club fixed its annual banquet for Thursday October 27 at the Dorchester Women's Clubhouse on Centre Street. Four races are planned for October 13 at the Mattapan Speedway featuring Messrs Lampton Dewey Johnson Charlena George K and Mu tineer in a three cornered race among Salvini George K and Dewey.

Dorchester Gentlemen’s Driving Club Dorchester Woman’s Club Centre Street Mattapan Lampton Mr Barry Dewey Gallup Mayor Johnson Mr. Nevins Charlena Blaney George K Mosser Mutineer Mr. Blaney Salvini Mr. Mosser Mr. Gallup

Hebrews Receive Peace Delegates at Boston Reception

The North Bennet Street Industrial School hall overflowed as Hebrews hosted peace congress delegates. Speakers included Charles Wagner and Jacob Gordon, a noted Hebrew dramatist, with Quidde of Munich and Feldhaus in German and Father Thomas Cummings in English. Max Mitchell presided.

North Bennet Street Industrial School Charles Wagner Jacob Gordon Quidde Munich Feldhaus Thomas Cummings Max Mitchell

Man Hurt In Jamaica Plain Car Collision

One Parker's Roslindale express wagon was struck by outbound electric car No 24 near Centre Street Jamaica Plain at 7 20 last night. The driver Stephen Ward 42 of 4294 Washington Street Jamaica Plain was thrown to the ground and suffered severe injuries to his right shoulder and knee. He was taken to a friend’s home and treated by Dr Barker.

Parker Roslindale Centre Street Jamaica Plain Stephen Ward Washington Street Barker

Coal Employees Combine and Elect Officers

A joint delegate body of the coal teams, heavers and hoisting engineers unions was formed last night. President A J Tighe of Boston Hoisting Engineers Union was elected president, Hugh Maguire of Coal Heavers Union secretary treasurer, and Bernard M Sliney of Coal Teamsters Union sergeant at arms.

Coal Teamsters Coal Heavers Coal Hoisting Engineers A. J. Tighe Boston Wngineers Union 74 Hugh Maguire Bernard Ll. Sliney

Labor notes on union votes and strikes across Boston area

The Labor Notes report early results from unions including Woodworkers Union 24 voting by referendum on officers and delegates for the AFL convention in San Francisco on November 10. Loringer elected delegate for Hoisting and Portable Engineers Union 4 at the State convention opening in Lyon. Boston’s Boston res maged Union 16 backs the striking steamfitters. Caremakers Union forms a committee to aid stick bakers out for 20 weeks.

Fr International San Francico Loringer Fron Lyon Boston Res Caremakers

Liquozone claims huge free trial offer and germ-killing power

An advertiser touts Liquozone as a germ killer with oxygen like effects, offering a free first bottle to 1.8 million respondents and a $1,000 claim for any germ it cannot kill. It lists numerous diseases, markets the product through physicians and hospitals, and promises mail-order free samples with no obligation.

America

Liquo zone trial offers for physicians and hospitals

Advertises pilot availability for doctors and hospitals not yet using Liquo zone. States readiness to supply for testing and invites participation in a trial program. No specific names or locations provided.

Archbishop of Canterbury Welcomed at Boston Faneuil Hall

Yesterday at Faneuil Hall the archbishop, President Eliot of Harvard, and Richard Olney spoke at a crowded reception. The speakers praised religious toleration, warned against war, and celebrated shared ties between England and the United States, with the archbishop recalling his visit to Washington and his homage to liberty and citizenship.

Canterbury Eliot Harvard Richard Olney Faneuil Hall Henry L. Higginson Massachusetts Boston Europe England

Bishop Gailor Attacks the Trusts in Cambridge Talk

In Cambridge, Rt. Rev. T. F. Gailor, Bishop of Tennessee, linked national crises to moral and religious issues. He warned trusts aim to enthrone a political oligarchy over 80 million people, urging action by men of faith over theory and stressing no power can create men like Jesus Christ.

Cambridge T. F. Gailor Tennessee Gailor Russiia United States Jesus Christ

Episcopalian Mission Appeals and Fund Reports

At a bishops and deputies meeting the Domestic Foreign Missionary Society reported 1.866 million disbursed over three years with about 40 thousand more allocated to the home field than foreign. 58 new missionaries were sent abroad and a Manila parish house received a 100 thousand gift. The Rev Arthur Lloyd highlighted Austin Mann’s deaf mute outreach, and the women’s auxiliary was thanked for 144 thousand to the mission fund.

Manila Arthur 8. Lloyd Austin W. Mann Cleveland, O Woman’s Auxiliary Missionary Fund

Old South hears Europe against militarism

At the International Peace Congress gathering in the Old South Meeting House yesterday Edwin D. Mead presided. Speakers included William Randal Cremer M P J G Alexander and G H Perris of England M Alphonse Jouet of France Professor Wuarin of Geneva and Professor Quidde of Munich. Cremer traced the society's growth and mission to bring peace to the earth.

Europe International Peace Congress Old South Meeting House Edwin D. Mead William Randal Cremer M. P J. G. Alexander G. H. Perris England M. Alphonse Jouet France Wuarin Geneva Quidde Munich W. R. Cremer

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