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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1901

Page

4

Five Malden Girls Form Musical Club Fidalians

Five Malden society girls aged from early twenties form the Fidalians musical club with a pianist mandolinist soprano and reader. They debuted at Assembly Hall with a reception attended by Malden elites and plan further performances. Patronesses include Mrs Elisha Converse Mrs Charles Dean Mrs Sylvester Baxter Mrs Josephine Ladd Mrs Hale Jacobs and others.

Assembly Hall Malden Girs Fidalians Alwine A. Wachendorf Carolyn H. Furniss Jessie M Cietyy Elisha Converse Gharigs L. Dean Sylvester Axter Josephine Ladd Hale Jacobs Eugene Nelson George H. Graves Henry Carmichael

Schley Recounts War Plans and Early Blockade Moves

Admiral Schley describes assembling the squadron at a Virginia port, deciding to keep over-water torpedoes below deck, and placing the fleet on war footing with daily target practice. He details attacking the head ship to disrupt the line, readiness of coal, water, and supplies, and orders leading to Key West and onward to Havana blockade preparations.

Virginia Schley Hampton Roads Charleston S.C Key West Fenney Florida Brooklyn Massachusetts Texas Scorpion Sterling Guba Remey Havana Cienfuegos New York

Sailor Admiral Schley Gives Testimony On Cuba Campaign

Admiral Schley details the May to May 1898 Cienfuegos and Santiago movements, coalings and signals as his flying squadron pursued Spanish ships. He defends actions, notes communications with Sampson and Cadiz reports, and recalls encounters with Captains McCalla Sigsbee and Cotton during the Cuban coast operations.

Admiral Schley Harlow Clark Oregon C. DB. Clark Santiago Mr. Rayner Brooklyn Bate

Doan's Kidney Pills Help Mrs Martin End Long Kidney Suffering

Boston resident Mrs Alexander Martin describes fifteen years of kidney complaints and severe backache before trying Doan's Kidney Pills. She reports relief after the first boxes, sleeping without pain after finishing the course, and endorses the product publicly. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents per box from Foster Mills Co Buffalo NY. Remember the name Doan's.

Boston Alexander Martin Oriental Court Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y U. S

Hamilton Club invites Admiral Schley to Chicago reception

The Hamilton Club, a leading Chicago political organization, extended an invitation through its president for a reception in Admiral Schley's honor at the earliest time that suits his convenience.

Chicago Hamilton Club Admiral Schley

Empress Favors Russia and Shanghai Moves Slated

A secret dispatch from General Yang Lu to Li Hongzhang claims the Empress Dowager seeks friendly ties with Russia, which would back Pekin against foreign aggression. The message urges Li Hongzhang to push the Manchurian treaty, with Yang Lu supporting opposition to southern viceroys. A Shanghai telegram notes Russia and British Japanese responses to Manchurian issues.

Shanghai Yang Lu Li Hung Chang Russia Pekin Ying London Wu Chang Seys Hanghai Imes Aree

Presbyterians Protest Loss of Religious Liberty

General Prime of Boston reported letters from Presbyterian missionaries in the Philippines saying the government ceded control of educational institutions to the Roman Catholic church, denying Presbyterians full religious liberty. A committee was ordered to report at the Pittsburgh meeting in April 1902.

Montreat Que Alliance Reformed Church Kaiee Yanada Boston Philippines Pittsburg

ORANGLINA Promises Quick Grip and Cold Cure

An advertorial claims ORANGLINA will cure grip and colds when mixed with hot water and taken as directed. It promises relief after one night.

Smiths Bond Voided and Lowell Bank Scandal Deepens

The Lowell bank scrambles to cover missing funds as bookkeeper Louis H. Swift faced no bonds and Albert G. Smith carried only a $10,000 bond. Officials warn of insufficient security and probe dishonest clerks while Nettie Mountain faces scrutiny over a visit with Deputy Waters amid questions of employee defalcation.

Lowell Anne Bank Hy Louis H. Swift Smith American Suay Company Boston Pollard Una Tate Boson Swift Hooers Mr. Pollard Nettie Mountain Eton Mars Waters Miss Mountain Waters Missountain Rad Hehnald Mr. Stevens Smitt Stevens Central Savings Bank Albert G. Smith

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