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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1898
Page
6
Corbett extols a genuine smile as a priceless asset that outworks wealth in social and business life. A sunny disposition wins, while a perpetual frown repels. laughter draws others, while tears isolate one in a world still shaped by mood and manners.
The article surveys a special feature on electrical inventions and a women’s work display at a fair. It praises showroom tactics while promoting merchants, doctors, and services. It highlights Tremont Turkish Baths, a tearing contractor, a dentist, and a hospital run by Dr. Burt, urging public support and inspections. It covers the Mechanic Charitable Exhibition’s progress, wax tableaux on electricity, Germania Band concerts, and relics from Major-General Lincoln, with society visitors noted.
A group of Charity Club ladies hosted a afternoon event near the globe at the Mechanics' Fair. Mrs. Micah Dyer opened with a hospital cooking talk, followed by vocal and violin performances and a paper on language effects from real istic novels. The program included genealogical talks led by Captain Gordon and Professor Abraham Brown, praising patriotic features and Peter Faneuil’s gift to Hancock Hall.
Gilchrist and Co report strong sales with dress goods drawing daily crowds. Special bargains include French cashmeres at 49c, Venetian broadcloths at 98c, French Drapa'te at 49c, black storm serges at 46c and 59c, and all wool poplins at 8c.
Miss Bessie Cohen was surprised with a gold watch and chain at 10 Henry Street East Boston in a presentation by Mr Harris Goldberg. Attendees included Caspar Sheriff L Ginsburg H Goldberg Dr L Goldin Dr S Myers Herman Abelson A Goldberg Ida Goldberg H Sheriff and Mr and Mrs Glass after a concert and banquet.
Gotham enjoyed Hall Caine's The Christian at Knickerbocker Theatre with Viola Allen as Glory Quayle. Critics from the New York Herald to The World praised the acting, while noting some stylistic flaws and the play's dramatic adaptation of the novel. Edward J. Morgan and HE. J. Morgan received high marks for their roles as John Storm and the religious zealot, with coverage across The Sun and The World. Other openings included Joseph Jefferson’s revival of The Rivals at the Fifth Avenue and Minnie Dupree’s vaudeville debut at Proctor’s Theatre, alongside Mme Annie Grey’s recital and Richard Mansfield at the Garden Theatre.
Canton Ohio October 11 strong effort to drop the case against Mrs Annie E George accused of slaying George D Saxton brother of Mrs McKinley. family wishes and desire to avoid notoriety influence prosecutors toward ending matter without punishment. Mrs George appears calm in court wearing checked shirtwaist after arrest.
State evidence claims Mrs. George bought a self acting 38 caliber revolver in Chicago and planned to kill Saxton. She allegedly told a friend after last week’s settlement of damages against Saxton that there would be either a wedding or a funeral.
Chicago notes show Roland Reed presenting The Voyagers with Isadore Rush, and Lottie Blair Parker's A War Correspondent in Washington. Other items include Jack and the Beanstalk, Way Down East in Yarlem, Cyrano de Bergerac at Bowdoin Square, and ongoing engagements at the Tremont and Castle Square. Concerts, souvenirs, and previews of The Wizard of the Nile, Cumberland 61, and Uncle Dick headline a busy theatre week with multiple cities and venues.
A compact claim asserts hives are not life threatening yet breed wisery and profendity. It promotes Dean's Ointment as providing instant relief for ill and exasperate skin diseases, emphasizing rapid symptom relief.
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