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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1895

Page

2

Boston School Board Approves Land Purchases for Schools

At a busy Boston School Board session President Fred G. Petti grove read communications detailing land purchases for school use. The board eyed parcels in Brighton West Roxbury Dorchester and South Boston, and discussed funding for new schoolhouses while deferring some actions to the next meeting.

Boston School Board Fred G. Pettigrove Board of Street Commissioners Aberdeen Land Company Chestnut Hill Avenue Chiswick Road Brighton Alliston Club Cambridge Street Hewlett, Walter South Streets West Roxbury New Brighton Dorchester Talbot Avenue Centre Street South Boston East Fourth G Streets Mr. Paul John F. Fitzgerald Isaac Rosnosky Hancock and Sherwin Hancock Eliot Pergang Sherwin Fowler Committee On Rules and Regulations Boston School Committee Committee On Keller Charles Sumner Samuel Harrington Eliot School Emory Paul Pettigrove Roxbury High School Anderson Mel Law Department Thn

Robert Hale Funeral at South Congregational Church

The funeral of Robert Beverly Hale, youngest son of Rev. Dr. Edward Everett Hale, was held yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock at South Congregational Church Peter Street. Rev. Minot J. Savage conducted a simple service with prayer, scripture, and hymns, the singers concealed during the hymns. Dr. Hale had selected the hymns.

Robert Beverly Hale Edward Everett Hale South Congregational Church Peter Street Minot J. Savage Hale

Nuptials Planned for Vanderbilt and Duke of Marlborough

NEW YORK Oct 7 The upcoming wedding of Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt to the Duke of Marlborough is announced for Nov 14 at St. Thomas Church Fifth Avenue and Fifty third Street Invitations will be mailed in two weeks Brides gowns are to arrive from Paris soon The wedding party including Mrs W K Vanderbilt Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt and Oliver H Belmont returned from Tuxedo Park where they visited with the Duke of Marlborough and other guests

New York Duke of Marlborough Corsuelo Vanderbilt St. Thomas’s Church Fifth Avenue Fifty-third Street Paris Tuxedo W. K. Vanderbilt Hamersley William Beresford Blenheim Consuelo Vanderbilt Oliver H. P. Belmont Tuxedo Park Plaza Vanderbilt Hotel Savoy Ivor Guest Thomas Suffern

Wife reconciles with husband in New York court

Hedwig Alvira, newly reconciled wife of Lloyd Mifflin Scott, appeared in court to confirm she remains with her husband. The case, tied to a South Daxon divorce obtained by a lawyer Smythe, ended as Judge Beach discharged the habeas corpus and freed the couple to live together happily.

New York Hedwig Alvira Lloyd Mifflin Scott John C. Scott Scott Smythe Bronk

Letitia Thompson Found in New York City

Letitia Thompson, 18, maid once with Dr W Conyers Herring, is located at 10 West Sixty-fifth Street. She accompanied the Herring party to England last December aboard the Mohican, which burned after her arrival. She testified at insurance suits and denied any involvement in the fire.

New York Letitia Thompson Dr. Herring Mohican Ireland

London bound defendants in maternal cruelty case

The mother professed surprise at being wanted in England after learning of the case. The court date is October 24. Jacobs of Nassau Street were wiring to London solicitors to send Miss Thompson on the Lucania next Saturday. Dr. and Mrs. Heving are currently living in London after a continental summer.

England Dr. Herring A. L. & S. F. Jacobs Nassau “Street London Miss Thompson Lucania Mrs. Heving Continent

Proud Families at War Divorce Trial in New York

The divorce case of Mrs May Mott against Joseph C Mott was postponed to Oct 21 due to an absent attorney. The plaintiff, under 20, sues through her father H H Rogers, secretary of Standard Oil, with ties to H Rogers and famed Revolutionary-era families. Readings cite meetings at Oriental Hotel and a later marriage, with inquiries into Frankie Stewart as corespondent.

New York May Mott H. H. Rogers Standard Oil Company Joseph C. Mott The Stock Exchange Fifty-seventh Street Madison Avenue Oriental Hotel Manhattan Beach Rogers Dr. Churchill Sheepshead Bay Europe Knox & Woodward Mott Walter D. Clark Bisbee, Clark & Emmett Frankie Siswart Sixth Avenue Fifty-eighth Street Frankie Stewart Joseph Cooper Prospect Street East Orange N. J Joel M. Marx Broadway

Liberty Bell greeted with feverish Atlanta welcome

The Liberty Bell arrived in Atlanta to a two mile wave of cheering as crowds packed the streets. The bell train drew applauding citizens from bridges and rooftops while the Atlanta Light Artillery fired a presidential salute. Mayors King Hemphill and Warwick welcomed the visitors at the Kimball House. The bell will be guarded overnight as plans for a grand parade and formal reception unfold the next day.

Atlanta Exposition City King Kimball House Hemphill Warwick Philadelphia Georgia

English High School Class of 96 Officers Elected

The first class meeting of the English High School class of 96 was held in the exhibition hall. Head Master Babson presided as officers were elected: President R. S. Burgess, vice president A. B. Potter, secretary G. G. Watkins, treasurer I. F. Marshall. Committees were chosen including executive, constitution, dance, pins, and photographs with multiple members named.

English’ High School Exhibition Hall Babson Burgess A. 8 Potter G. G. Watkins I. F. Marshall A. W. Grant W. F. Fiske A. F. Griffits W. A.moulton Y. M. Edwards L. M. Goulston G. G. Walkins BF. H. Bond, Jr G. I. Cross F. G. Hersey A.S. Potter F. H. Bond, Jr E. W. Scott L. Aikin J. #. Barry F. C. Bowker W. C. Stevens P. J. Ober

The American Wringer Co. Advertising Note

The American Wringer Co. offers wringers mangies spring beds and carpet sweepers at 13 and Broadway extension city. Manufacturers of wringers and sweepers. All kinds repaired. Orders by mail promptly attended to. Telephone Tremont 764.

The American Wringer Co Broadway Extension City Tremont

Mahone dies in Washington Chamberlains Hotel

General William Mahone dies at Chamberlain's Hotel at 1 p m after a paralytic stroke on Sept 30 He had been unconscious for over two days Mrs Mahone and his children were at his bedside The body will go to Petersburg by the 435 train tomorrow morning Edward Gagan and councilmen J J O Callaghan M T Callahan and N J Furie named to district committee

Washington William Mahone Chamberlain's Hotel Greenhalge Edward Gagan J. J. O'Callaghan M. T. Callahan N. J. Furie

Corbett Renominated in Suffolk District Amid Critique

Senator Joseph J. Corbett of Charlestown was renominated by the Democratic party in the second Suffolk senatorial district. He spoke on party failures and gains, criticizing Republicans on committee bias and city governance while praising wage growth and mill reopenings. He was nominated by James H. Cavanagh and seconded by J. J. O’Callaghan at Ward 4 on Main Street.

Joseph J. Corbett Charlestown Suffolk Main Street BE. L. Quigley Mortimer H. Murphy Corbett James H. Cavanagh J. J.o'callaghan Ward James H. Conley Harrison Republican Party Committee of Metropolitan Affairs Boston

Storm Tested Barnstable Brings Tales Of Rough Seas

The Barnstable from Boston via Long Wharf recounted a brutal northeast blow from Oct 4 off Frying Pan Shoal to lat 36.54 N, 70.60 W, halving speed and drenched decks. Cargo unaffected, passengers from Montreal to Kingston, NY, and Iowa rode out the gale as fisheries and other vessels faced delays.

Boston Fruit Company Barnstable Long Wharf Pains Port Antonio Boston A. W. Chesterton Frank Vipond Montreal T. S. Vipond J. E. Henderson New York Helen Farr Iowa A. B. McKenzie Kingston Savannah Tallahassee Askin Frying Pan Shoal Body Island Valparaiso Garfield McIntyre Liverpool Northwestern Shipping Company of Sylvester Whalen Whalen T Wharf Race Point Kate Jones Captain Whalen Ben Bellido Cuba Delaware River L. A. Plummer Howes Philadelphia Kaighn R. H. White J. Montgomery Sears George Lawley & Son Woodland Kanawha United States Marshal Sale Mobile Galveston East Boston Erl King A. H. Davis Syracuse N. Y T. N. D. Derham Tere

Along the Tracks in New England and Beyond

I L Loomis and E P Brinegar begin a New England tour with Brinegar touring the territory under his new charge. Other railroad staff, including Mann, Colby, Stevens and a host of cited colleagues, plan winter bowling teams in Rail road Row and local clubs while reporting travel, sport, and vacations.

I. L. Loomis Rock Island E. P. Brinegar New England Montreal Railroad Row W. B. Colby The Grand Trunk PB. P. Stevens Raymond & Whitcomb Colby Norfolk House Stevens Riverdale Brookline Everett Cricket Club J. EB. Brittain Northwestern B. H. Wise Brittain Mr. Brittain Mr. Wise A. McGregor Rocky Mountains Northwest

Chelsea School Board At Peace Over Textbook Change

Chelsea school officials declare calm after meeting reports. The text book committee proposed Bradbury Eaton arithmetic for upper grammar grades and Frye geography, both defeated on a 3 to 2 vote with a minority in geography. High School funds show a $20 overage. $100 available against a $120 book purchase request.

Chelsea

President's Busy Day in Buzzard's Bay Weather Storms

The President and Mr Thurber cleared up many matters awaiting his consideration as a stormy day unsettled Buzzard's Bay. Weather remains unsettled with strong winds and rain.

Rain Delays Mystic Park October Meet in Medford

Rain prevented the opening of the October meet at Mystic Park Medford today. The card including the 2 15 and 2 24 trots and a 2 22 pacing event was postponed to 12 30 tomorrow with horses called promptly at that hour to carry out the week’s programme.

Medford Mystic Park

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