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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1901

Page

7

Brockton Pastors Tell Fish Stories at Vacation Social

In Brockton the Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor heard four ministers recount fish tales at the First Church vacation sociable. Rev W. H. Morrison described a codfish in Lake Winnipesaukee, Rev Albert F. Pierce spoke of salmon canning in the Columbia River, Rev Alan Hudson recalled Yellowstone Park fish, and Rev R R Shippen teased with a note about not speaking of fish before ending the gathering.

Brockton Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor W. H. Morrison First Universariat Lake Winnepesaukee Morrison Mr. Morrison Albert F. Pierce Alan Hudson First Church Yellowstone Park Park R. R. Shippen Mr. Shippen

Postmaster General Favors Pneumatic Tubes for Boston

A Philadelphia Commercial Exchange delegation with Postmaster Hicks and trade groups urged reinstating pneumatic tube mail in Philadelphia. Postmaster General Smith said he would recommend in his annual report the service in cities where it formerly existed, including Philadelphia New York and Boston, and extend it as feasible to other cities.

Washington Philadelphia Thomas Ll. Hicks Smith New York Boston

Miss Mary Wilkins to Wed Dr Freeman in Randolph

Randolph Oct 15 Cupid wins Miss Mary E Wilkins novelist will marry Dr Charles Manning Freeman of Metuchen N J after a year of wavering. A date will be announced soon with plans for a possible home in Randolph and Miss Wilkins remaining in the La throp homestead during the interim. Freeman travels to New Jersey on business tonight and will return shortly.

Randolph Cupid Mary E. Wilkins Charles Manning Freeman Metuchen N. J Dr. Freeman Miss Wilkins New England Lathrop Miss ‘Wilkins New Jersey

Bankers Hear Address After McKinley Assassination

The 27th annual convention of the American Bankers Association opened in Milwaukee with Alvah Trowbridge presiding. Mayor Rose and J. W. P. Lombard welcomed delegates as Trowbridge urged unity and pledged loyalty to the new president while mourning McKinley. Resolutions called for reestablishing chartered banks, repealing war tax on bank capital, punishing anarchists, and restricting anarchist entry to the U.S.

Milwaukee Wis American Bankers’ Association Alvah Trowbridge New York Rose J. W. P. Lombard Milwaukee Bankers’ Club Trowbridge McKinley Executive Council Congress State Legislatures

Whist Party Tonight by Charlestown Society at 108 Bunker Hill

St Catherine's Total Abstinence Society of Charlestown hosts the second whist party at 108 Bunker Hill street this evening. Representative William Hayes is Rees and Frederick Inn secretary of the Whist committee.

St. Catherine’s Total

Defends Professor Mitchell Against Ripon Attack

Dr Buell, dean of Boston University School of Theology, argues the attack on Professor Mitchell at the Ripon conference was an attempt by an unknown man to gain attention. Mitchell was exonerated earlier and reappointed. the controversy is settled and unlikely to reopen. He is currently in Jerusalem and away for weeks. Presidents Plantz of Lawrence University and Haylett of Racine defended him at Ripon.

Buell Boston University School of Theology Regua Beaver Dam Wis Ripon Mitchell Dr. Buell Jerusalem Boston Samuel Plantz Lawrence University Haylett Racine Boston University

U S May Buy Panama Canal

A Paris Times dispatch reports the Panama company directors say Colombia may approve transferring the canal to the United States. An estimate of the undertaking’s value is being prepared for the isthmian canal commission and will be ready when Congress convenes.

London Times Paris Panama Company Colombia United States Isthitlan Canal Commission

Pan-American Exposition Fare to Buffalo Oct 17

Round trip fare seven dollars sixty cents to Buffalo and return valid only on October 17 with return by October 22. Tickets available at Boston Union Station and city ticket office 322 Washington Street, for continuous travel in coaches on through trains via Boston and Maine Barb.

Buffalo Boston & Maine Boston & Maine Railroad Boston Union Station City Washington Street

General Andrade Plans New Invasion of Venezuela

General Ignacio Andrade former President of Venezuela will lead an expedition to overthrow the Castro government landing in Venezuela early in November. Venezuelan revolutionists in Curaçao, visited by Andrade, are actively preparing for the movement. Since leaving Venezuela in 1909 he has lived abroad with occasional visits to New York and Willemstad.

San Juan Porto Rico Ignacio Andrade Venezuela Castro General Andrade Curacoa New York Willemsted

Print Cloth Market Surges Amid Strong Demand

Fall River reports a sharp rise in print cloth prices with narrow odds up sixteenth and broad market on a three cent basis. The dry goods outlook brightens as cotton prices climb, injections of permanent winter employment and dividend prospects boost investor confidence. Textile Council unions weigh wage increase after Manufacturers' Association response. Secretary Jackson estimates market gains raise corporate weekly value by about 4800 dollars per plant.

Fall River Textile Council Manufacturers’ Association Jackson Merchants’ Mill

Rev George W Solley Installed at Dorchester Church

Large crowd gathered as Rev George W Solley was installed at Christ Church Dorchester with sermon by Rev Charles F Dole Jamaica Plain. Charges delivered by Rev RE Pressey Montague and Rev William R Lord Boston. Fellowship extended by Rev E R Shippen and greetings from Revs Arthur Little George H Badger Jamies Eells. Mrs Solley composed hymn sung.

Christ Church, Dorchester George W. Solley Charles F. Dole Jamaica Plain RE. P. Pressey Montague William R. Lord Boston First Church of Dorchester E. R. Shippen Arthur Little George H. Badger Jamies Eells

Nominees Named at Dedham Democrats Conventions

Four Democratic conventions at Memorial Hall pick nominees for councillor senatorial county offices. Collins of Boston Ward 16 wins councillor nom. Osborne Hoves of Brookline tabbed for senator. Follen re-elected to state central committee. County picks Wright Quincy for county commissioner, Cavanaugh Braintree for three years, Capen Dedham for sheriff, Cook Weymouth for clerk of courts. Republican Asa P. French endorsed for district attorney.

Dedham Memorial Hall Norfolk Norfolk County Michael J. Collins Ward 16 Boston Osborne Hoves Brookline James N. Follen Marshall P. Wright Quincy John Cavanaugh Braintree Samuel H. Capen Louis A. Cook Weymouth Asa P. French

Pan American Excursion Round Trip for 7 50 from Boston

Boston Worcester Springfield Pittsfield and other stations on application offer a popular excursion for 7 50 on Boston and Albany Railroad. Depart Boston October 17 at 8 30 am or 6 pm on trains 7 or 29. Return by October 22 using any regular train except Empire State Express and Lake Shore Limited. Passengers must return to starting point by train 13 from Buffalo by 9 30 pm October 22.

Pan-American Boston Worcester Springfield Pittsfield Boston & Albany Empire State Express Lake Shire Limited Buffalo

Berry decries strikes and unions at Fall River meeting

Michael T. Berry, candidate for Governor on the Social Labor ticket, denounced labor unions as presently managed and claimed that both major parties keep workers enslaved. He opposed current union leadership and called a pending strike in Fall River foolish.

Fall River Michael T. Berry Social Labor

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