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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1886

Page

5

Leather trade men praised in Boston banquet speeches

The National Hide and Leather Dealers Association held a banquet at Horticultural Hall with Mayor O'Brien and Congressmen Collins Long and Long among the honored guests. Edward Atkinson urged improved fire safety and insurance practices for tanneries, highlighting proper drying methods, pipe placement, and the value of extracts in tanning.

O’brien Collins and Long National Hide and Leather Dealers’ Association Edward Atkinson Boston Mutual Insurance Tenners Atkinson James E. McLean Pennsylvania Theodore Hoyt Samuel Kurtz Tanners’ Mutual Insurance Company Mutuals New England Messrs. Well Chicago Webster Bailey New York Charleston Meconey George W. Allen Milwaukee James McLean Shippensburg Penn Allen N. P. Childs Binghamton N. Y Fred Keely Elmira William E. Plummer Newton Jackson S.schulz Childs Shente Weil Extrazis Ar. Reobert Kmess Ich Schutz Jackson Schultz J. W. Oakley H. Bechtel E. B. “Pat Denver Col Saratoga William Palen Mark Hoyt Norman Schutz Buenos Ayres Horticultural Hall Theophilus King Mayor O'brien Collins, Ranney Jackson S. Schultz Clarke J. J. Bailey Judge Schutz Ilinois Henry Dahl W. H. Barlan H. Bond D. W. Wilcox el. Proctor C. A. Lock A. A. Clatur J. C. Poor H. W. Wadleich Mark Beebe N. W. Rice David L. Webster Henry W. Allen Freeman Loring John Avery Edward H. Dunn A. Pierce Green Albert W. Smith Andrew Webster Griffen Place Thomas L. Nelson F. M. Johnson Charles S. Butler N. F.I. Clayden George W. Homer J. W. Field B. B. Converse Frank Converse J. E. Mooney Cincinnati Congress Lowell John D. Long Old Bay Plymouth Norfolk Tie King Robinson Oliver Ames Collester Saltonstall Claflin John B. Alley Chester Guild K. E. Cole Shoe and Leather National Bank Massachusetts J. H. Bailey Shoe and Leather Reporter Wisconsin Association Ioston Ioston. Speeches Were Also Made By Judge Schutz Illinois J. H. Bechtel C.S. Page Hyde Park William E. Plummer Newton W. T. Morris London Eng Empire State Liverpool

Sanitary Engineers Convention and Theatre News

The fifth annual convention of the Nations Association of Stationary Engineers opens September 7 at the Quincy House with business sessions, a Boston reception, and an all day shore trip. Theatre items note new productions, operas for the Grant monument fund, and casting news from New York and London, including Miss Miriam O Leary, Miss Lilian Lewis, and Mr. Sothern returning to Miss Dauvray's company.

of the Nations Association of Stationary Engineers Quincy House Massachusetts Association No. 1 Boston Lawrence Pacife Mills Aken Museum Harbor Lights Mgr Richard’ Mansfield Prince Karl Messrs. Murray and Murphy Bijou Lilian Lewis Grobe Mrs. George SS. Snight Garden Wall Frank Jones Oakland Gilbert Opera Company Metropolitan Opera House New York Grant Monument Fund Urouatee Miriam O. Leary Museum Company Lawrence Barrett Eighth Street Poole Shane-na-Lawn W. J. Scanlan Lillian Lee Minnie Radcliffe W. G. Jones J. B. Turner Gov. Deyo Charles Dade C. R. Webster Guion Line Nevada Mr. Harris Mr. Pettitt Drury Lane London Harris Lakelad Bliss Anderson England Miss Dauvray Captain Gregory Sothern

Baby Farm Sensation In Court Case

New Haven Sept. 2 The Westville baby farm case produced another sensation in court. Two of N. P. Lambert's children, missing over two years, were found confined there. Lambert sought to recover them but Mrs. Foster and the judge claimed the children were taken by their mother. The tale is doubted and the children may be concealed to shield the older boy from testifying against the proprietors.

New Haven Chan Westville N. P. Lambert Lambert

Boston University School of Theology Fall Term Opening Postponed

The new hall at 70 Mt Verron Street will not be finished or ready until Monday October 4 delaying the fall term opening to Wednesday October 6 for the School of Theology.

Mt. Verron Street School of Theology Boston University

The Threat and Theater Announcements Parade

The article previews next morning theater openings at the street Theatre with George Loesch directing and Bir Wo Vor Wi scenery. It lists productions including The Silver Kane company, Miss Clara Morris at the Sark Theatre, and The Little Tycoon, plus plans for The Minute Men and Harbor Lights with praised scenery and dramatic changes.

O Street Theatre George Loesch William Dixon Thes Roe. Downing Downing J. T. Mack McCallie Silver Kane Willet Iam Nuldbon Wis Ator Manent Clara Morris Sark Theatre Whiladel Phian Tempie - Ee Ac New York Henry Chantrau Art Boston Dan Macatunis Mark Price Ed Lamh Rachel Neah Grace Thorne M A. Penniger Minute Men James A. Herne

Musical Notes and Theatre Tidbits from Last Night

The Music Hall promenade program featured Auber Lestocgq overture selections from Lucia The Flying Dutchman and The Merry War plus Una Voce with cornet by Dr Shuebruk. Erminie continues at the New York Casino while Colonel McCann's new opera Josephine and Her Sisters at Wallack's drew mixed reviews yet shows potential. The principal singer is a debutante, Miss.

Music Hall Auber Cornet Dr. Shuebruk Erminie New York Colonel McCann Josephine and Her Wallack Princi ‘Nger

Boston Post emerges in eight page quarto form

The Boston Post, under new management, appears in an eight page quarto edition printed on a Hoe press. Critics hail improved typography and enterprise, noting restored vitality and greater readability while preserving its Democratic stance and historical prominence in New England journalism.

the Journal Bacon Post The Advertiser Boston Post Springfield Republican Times New Hedford Standard Fill River News Beals & Greene Providence Journal New England Worcester Spy Boston New York Old Post Veteran Journal Charles G. Greene Post, Journal and Herald Globe Poston Lowell Times Baston Post Manchester N. H Union

Fragmentary passage on democratic principles and promise

The text affirms democratic principles and speaks of abundant promise now and continuing at the front. It reads as a hopeful note on governance and future prospects without specific events or names.

General Order Naming Officers of Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company

Commander Thomas F. Temple issues General Order No. 1 appointing officers for the year including Surgeon Major G. H. Jones Assistant Surgeons J K E Kinney Arthur E Leach Commissary Captain P E Dolliver Sergeant Major Captain G A Keeler Quartermaster Sergeant John H Peak Commissary Sergeant Frederick J Hutchinson Hospital Steward A S Dinsmore General Guides Major John McDonough and Lieutenant J Payson Bradlee National Color Bearer Sergeant William I F Bacon State Color Bearer Sergeant Horatio B Emerson Markers Sergeant Emmons Ek Ellis Horace B Clapp Flankers Captain James P Frost Captain George E Hall Band Guide Sergeant William C Plail.

Thomas F. Temple The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company G. H. Jones J.K E. Kinney Arthur E. Leach Peter KE. Dolliver George A. Keeler John H. Peak Frederick J. Hutchinson A. S. Dinsmore John McDonough J. Payson Bradlee William I F. Bacon Horatio B. Emerson Emmons Ek. Ellis Horace B. Clapp James P. Frost George E. Hall William C. Plail

Reichardt Funeral Held in Boston at Mt. Auburn

Funeral services for Gottloib F Reichardt who died in Bar Harbor were held yesterday at the International Hotel in Boston. The bier featured a large cross and floral designs from hotel employees. Rev Mr Fietcher officiated with pallbearers Colonel William Mezre Edward Kakas C J Lehumaker Charl Carsten Hizm Rinn and A Gelke. Interment followed at Mt Auburn.

Gottloib F. Reichardt Bar Harbor International Hotel Washington Street Mr. Fietcher William Mezre Kakas C.J. Lehumaker Charl Carsten V Hizm Rinn A. Gelke Mt. Auburn

Hartford Swine Nuisance Case Settled in Waltham District Court

John W. Hartford faced charges for a nuisance caused by a large number of swine and swill on his premises. Neighbor John E. Cassidy deposited a $100 check with the Watertown board of health to be paid to Hartford once he signs a bond to dispose of all but two or three pigs and keep that cap for five years. Cassidy’s estate opposite Hartford’s remains affected by the piggery.

John W. Hartford Waltham John E. Cassidy Watertown Board of Health Hartford Cassidy

Grand illumination at Nantas ket tonight features Reeves band

Fireworks and music will highlight the evening as hotel proprietors, cottagers, and others prepare for a brilliant display. Reeves's band provides the musical feature along with the elaborate preparations by local groups.

Nantasket Reeves

Boston Theatres and Museums Evening Show Schedule

Boston Theatre Our Irish Visitors every evening at 8. Boston Museum Turbor Lights every evening at 8. Globe Theatre Over the Garden Wall every evening at 8. Music Hall Promenade Concert every evening 8 to 10. Garden Mascot every evening at 8. Park Theatre Prince Karl every evening at 8.

Boston Theatre Boston Museum Globe Theatre Music Hall Lieo Garden Park Theatre Prince Karl

Boots and Shoes Auction and Real Estate Listings

THIS DAY. Boots and Shoes A. S. Richards & Co. Philadelphia. SATURDAY SEPT. 4 11 80 A M Stocks R L Day & Co 12 M Stocks Francis Henshaw & Co 12 M Real Estate S R Knights & Co.

Boots A. S. Richards & Co Philadelphia R. L. Day & Co Francis Henshaw & Co S. R. Knights & Co

Spaulding Clays Marry in City Ceremony

In the city on Sept. 2 the Rev M J Savage joined Charles E Spaulding and Adeline E Cary in marriage. Also in Northboro Mass on Sept 1 the Rev J H Allen united Helen Ware daughter of Sarah A and the late TP Prentiss Allen with Lockwood Myrick formerly of Concord Mass now of Charleston W Va. In West Somerville on Aug 25 the Rev D T Wyman wed Ed 8 Hamlet to Miss Fannie W Cloves.

West Somerville Ane Fannie W. Cloves

Death notices reach across city and beyond

In this city and surrounding towns several deaths are reported with ages and locations. Charles Carroll, 33, Aug 20 in the city. Thomas Griffith, 63, Roxbury, Aug 30. Sarah L Hamilton, 69, East Boston, Aug 30. Stephen Harper, 67, city, Aug 30. Cecil Calvert Hearn, 15, Limoerths, Sept 1. Mary E Lang, 26, East Boston, Aug 30. Henry G Terry, 1 year 1 month, Roxbury, Aug 31. J S Burnett, 50, Somerville, Aug 30. Mrs Lucy A Blanchard, (formerly of Boston) San Francisco, Aug 27. Whipple Freeman widow, 81, Newton Upper Falls, Aug 31. Mrs Mary F Howe, 64 years 10 months, Methuen, Aug 30. Colonel Francis L Lee, 62, Westport. Isaac A Way, 66, Wellesley, Aug 31. Charles C Perkins, 64, Windsor, Vt., Aug 25. Margaret C Soule, wife of Benjamin I Lowe, Cambridgeport, Aug 31.

East Boston Mary E. Lang Terry Roxbury Henry G. Terry Burnett Somerville J. S. Burnett Blanchard San Francisco Cal Lucy A. Blanchard Boston Freeman Newton Upper Falls SL Siar Whipple Freeman Howe Methuen Mary F Christopher Howe Lee Westport Essex’ County Francis L. Lee Wellesley Isaac A. Way Cambridgeport Perkins Windsor Charles C. Perkins Soule Margaret C Benjamin I. Lowe

Franklin School of Music and Arts Offers Broad Curriculum

Franklin Sd offers a comprehensive conservatory program including piano organ voice violin choir and mass music theory orchestration and church music with elocution dramatic action and fine arts. Instruction by American and European teachers. students access concerts recitals sight singing and library. building heated by steam and electric lighting. boarding for families available.

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