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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1902

Page

8

Lovering letter appeals for campaign funds exposed

Holyoke October 17 a confidential missive from Congressman William C Lovering soliciting contributions to the Republican congressional committee has fallen into the hands of Democratic candidate William A Gaston. Gaston read it to Westfield and Holyoke leaders, noting its authenticity and the stated plan to target key districts while avoiding large majority areas.

Holyoke William C. Lovering Massachusetts William A. Gaston Westfield Lovering National Congressional Committee United States House of Representatives Congressman Lovering House OF Representatives U. S Washington, D Pennsylvania West Virginia New York State Ohio South Democratic Party Republican Congressional Committee Congressional Committee State Committee Hotel Touraine Boston Mass Republican Gaston

Shaw Buys 4 Per Cent Bond Purchase Notice

Secretary Shaw issued an official statement detailing the plan to purchase 4 per cent bonds of the 1925 loan for the sinking fund on the 11th 18th and 20th instant at 137 3 4 plus interest. Bonds may be presented at the department divisions or the New York assistant treasurer.

Washington Secretary of the Treasury Shaw United States New York National City Bank Harvey Fiske & Sons Fisk & Robinson, Farson, Leach & Co Vermilye & Co Sub-Treasury Sub-Treasury Direct Vanderlip

Whittier Birthplace Fire Fails to Consume Relics

In Haverhill, the Whittier birthplace burned to the lower walls after a morning blaze. Mrs J M Ela and her niece Ana Cummings saved key relics of the Quaker poet, risking their lives amid smoke and falling embers. Firefighters battled for an hour as the roof collapsed, leaving charred walls but preserving many treasured items in a barn-guarded recovery.

Haverhill Whittier East Haverhill J.M. Ela Post Ela Ana Cummings J. M. Ela Whittler Phere Lynde Street Railroad Company Kenora Avenue Court Street Whittier Association Charles Butters A. A. Ordway Mrs. Ela

Soap Sails Smooth Washday With Fels-Naptha

A promotional note extols Fels-Naptha soap for saving clothes from sweat and wear. It promises easier washday with no boiler, no hot suds, no bad smells, and no rough hands or fabric damage when directions are followed.

Boston Stage Notes Racing Through the Season

Duse conducts rehearsals at Tremont and refuses interviews while glad to be back in America. J K Murray and Clara Lane return to Boston and plan vaudeville. The Prince of Pilsen leaves Chicago for six weeks with Castle Square Opera, then Peggy from Paris premieres at Tremont in spring. Lulu Glaser in Dolly Varden returns to Museum. Edeson starts one night stands with Soldiers of Fortune on New England circuit. Gillette delays season until his company arrives. Holmeses announce Esmeralda in Notre Dame at Colonial. Various engagements, debuts, and finales fill Tremont Boston stage calendar with operas, comedies, and burlesques.

Duse Tremont America J. K. Murray Clara Lane Boston Detroit Castle Square Soldiers of Fortune New England William Gillette Springfield England the Hollis Hollis Denman Thompson Old Homestead Heart of Maryland Alma Kruger Maryland Calvert Grand Opera House Miss Kruger Mr. Potter Texas Com Robert Edeson Colonial Mr. Edeson Julia Marlowe Marie von Zileber Mechanics’ Fair Salem Boston Theatre Collins Fred 8. Stuber John H. W. Byrne Charles Chapman May Mooney Elizabeth A. Coughlin Frank & Dodge Palace Theatre Rentz-Santley Company

I Tried Dr Agnew Catarrhal Powder Cure

Hon George James of Scranton Pa says catarrh caused aversion odor and discharges. He suffered twenty years with hawking throat pain and offensive breath. After using Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder he reports instant relief and eventual cure.

George James Scranton Agnew

German Societies Plan Harvard Germanic Museum Benefit

Tomorrow at 2 30 the delegations of local German societies meet at Turn Hall to set the concert date and location for the Germanic Museum at Harvard. A chairman and officers will be elected and committees formed as singing societies rehearse pieces including Greetings Across the Ocean by Koellner and a Hymn to Eros.

Harvard Koellner Eros Thia

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