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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1902

Page

14

Testimonial Dinner For Henry Steeger By German Boston Turners

Last night a surprise gathering of about 50 leading Germans in the city honored Mr. Henry Steeger on his 50th birthday. The Boston Turn Verein presented a engraved loving cup and addressed him, with Miss Mamie Dierkes singing and a broad program by the Turners. Attending were numerous Eberhard family members and other local German residents, reflecting the esteem the community holds for Steeger as house committee chairman.

Henry Steeger Steeger Boston Mamie Dierkes Turn Verein Christian Aberhard Carl Eberhard Atmes Louise Charlotte Eberhard Delay Viola Reinbold Mariesienpiton Charles Cottier Max Rothknapp Carl and Jacob Mueller John Schaefer Gray

McDermott Puzzles Police In $2700 New Hampshire Theft

Joseph H. McDermott of Waverley Mass is at his home on bail after arrest in the American Express robbery at Goff's Falls. Police remain baffled while a Boston detective notes possible innocence. Locals search the rail station area for the missing money as witnesses describe a red pepper detail and the robber’s appearance.

Manchestor N. H Joseph H. McDermott Waverley Mass American Express Company Goff’s Falls McDermott Woods Boston Goff's Falls M. Dermott Martha Jane Gay Nashua Dermott Buen

Congressman Naphen and Family Return on Olivette

Congressman Naphen and his family arrived back yesterday aboard the Plant Line steamer Olivette after their vacation.

Congressman Naphen Naphen Plant Line Olivette

Meis Pleads For Man Her Evidence Made Prisoner

Mrs Josephine Meis of Jewksbury pleads for George Wyatt release. Her testimony says she was robbed and Wyatt, allegedly drunk, did not know his actions. Bail set at 500 dollars. the court must find probable cause against Wyatt.

Lowell Josephine Meis Jewksbury George Wyatt Welch Wyatt

Delightful Maine Central tours to Quebec and Rangeley Lakes

Delightful personally conducted tours to Quebec Montreal and Rangeley Lakes under Maine Central railroad auspices. Tour 1 from Portland September 15 covers Montreal Lachine Rapids and Quebec with scenic stops. total cost 25 dollars. Tour 2 September 20 28 to Rangeley Lakes from Boston costs 20 dollars with guides and parlor cars extra. includes Moose Look Megantic House and Camp Bemis aboard buck boards and coaches. booking urged.

Quebec Montreal Rangeley Lakes Maine Central Railroad Portland Lachine Rapids Mt. Pleasant House Fabyans Mt. Oval Lachine St. Lawrence White Mountains Boston Rangeley Lake Mountain View House Haines’s Landing Page Bald Mountain Pilly Soule Barker Camp Bemis Cour

Virginia officer accused of insult leads to arrest

Richmond Virginia reports Lieutenant John W Stare was dishonorably discharged from the militia and sentenced to two months in jail after allegedly calling a brother officer a loser while intoxicated. He had recently been acquitted in U S Court on sending obscene material to President Roosevelt.

Richmond John W. Stare Virginia Stark United States Roosevelt

Roosevelt Southern tour opens with Chattanooga stop

President Roosevelt began his Southern tour in Chattanooga Tenn with a crowd filling the Baltimore and Ohio station. He traveled from Philadelphia to meet officials, spoke of Pittsfield accident and San Juan fight, and outlined stops at Wheeling and Chattanooga with a firemen convention ahead. The trip aims at Locomotive Firemen events and includes visits to battlefields and church services.

Washington Baltimore & Ohio Roosevelt Chattanooga Tenn City Pennsylvania Railroad Philadelphia Oyster Bay Hitchcock Wilkie Secret Service Barnes White House Pittsfield Craig Cowles Cortelyou Civil Service Garfield San Juan New England S. B. Hege L. §. Brown Southern Railway Wheeling W. Va Knoxville Battle Grounds Jersey City

President Roosevelt Leaves Oyster Bay for Washington

From Oyster Bay New York on a Sept. morning the President Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt with Kermit traveled by boat to Jersey City. The party then moved to New York where they boarded a train to Washington at 1 14 p.m. Security included Dr Lung Secretary Cortelyou stenographers Latta and Weaver and Detective Tavichef with 40 uniformed guards and numerous detectives at the ferry house and station. Roosevelt spoke briefly, saying he felt well. Cortelyou also said he was recovering from a Wednesday accident.

Wes Orfielyvou Roosevelt Cortelyan

Mrs Roosevelt Absent During Grand Duke Boris Visit

Oyster Bay February A report notes Mrs Roosevelt was away when Grand Duke Boris of Russia visited at the White House. She lunched at James A. Roosevelt's home and missed the presentation to her upon the grand duke's departure. Temperance groups across the country will be interested by the absence and timing of the greeting.

Oyster Bay Chicago Sagamore Hill Count Cassini United States Grand Duke Mrs. Roosevelt Mr. White Mrs. Roosevelt Away As Boris Cal Fept

Messages of congratulation for Roosevelt pour in

Foreign leaders and the Cuban House of Representatives sent telegraphic messages praising President Roosevelt after an automobile accident. Abdul Hamid of Constantinople and the King of Portugal expressed sorrow at the incident and wished him a full recovery, while Estrada of Guatemala conveyed sympathy. The Cuban House hailed Roosevelt as a defender of reciprocity and Cuban prosperity.

Washington State Department Yildiz Palace Constantinople Theodore Roosevelt United States Abdul Hamid Portugal Guatemala President Roosevelt M,. Estrada House of Representatives Havana House Santiago Cuba

Regulators Plan Speed Limits for Trolleys in Pittsfield

Pittsfield Aldermen adopted an order setting speed limits for streetcars after the recent accident involving the President’s carriage. Nearby towns' selectmen pledged swift action to regulate trolley speeds, coordinating with the city on the measure.

Pittsfield Pitts

Pittsfield Adopts Resolution on Roosevelt Accident

The Pittsfield city council expressed sorrow over the Roosevelt incident, gratitude that the President and Governor Crane escaped serious harm, and sympathy for Officer Craig's relatives. An attested copy of the resolution was sent to the President, the Governor, and Mr Craig’s kin.

Pittsfield Sept Roosevelt Crane Omecer Craig Craig

Secret Service Agent William Crate Engaged to Miss Murphy

Washington dispatch reports William Crate, the secret service agent killed in the presidential carriage accident, was engaged to Ne Katharine Stuart Murphy sister of actor Tim Murphy. Miss Murphy, formerly on stage as Katherine Stuart, acted in A Texas Steer and Miss Old Innocence, and Crate and Murphy planned to marry next winter.

Washington William Crate Secret Service Katharine Stuart Murphy Tim Murphy Miss Murphy Katherine Stuart Texas Mr. Craig

Roosevelt to Go Lion Hunting in Colorado

President Roosevelt plans another lion hunt in Colorado late this month. Rev. J Walter Sylvester of Albany was slated to join but must return to New York next week, leaving guide John off to prepare for the President’s visit.

Dunner Roosevelt Colorado J. Walter Sylvester Albany N. Y Denver New York John Off White River

Ward 7 Roosevelt Resolution

At a Ward 7 Boston meeting ex Senator Quinn offered a resolution adopted unanimously to unite in gratitude to divine providence for President Theodore Roosevelt and Governor Crane after a recent state accident. It expresses condolence to the bereaved and prays for steadfast guidance for elected leaders.

Ward 7 Quinn Wend Boston Tunite Divine Providence Theodore Roosevelt Crane Craig

Rest for the weary with Fels Naptha soap

An advertisement touts Fels Naptha soap as doing half the work for homesick or tired workers, promising less backache and easier cleaning. It emphasizes ease and relief for weary laborers relying on the soap’s cleaning power.

Politicians Rally in Biddeford with Competing Gatherings

In Biddeford on September 4, Republicans held a rally in the opera house while Prohibitionists and Democrats joined in City square. Speakers included Judge Andrews and Walter Emerson for Republicans, Rev J J Hull and George S Haley for Prohibitionists, and Daniel Cote and Henry II Lord for Democrats. The event featured rockets and music as open-air speakers focused on county and enforcement issues.

Biddeford Opera House City Square Judge Andrews Augusta Walter Emerson Portland Daniel Cote Henry II Hull Senate Mists

Red-Faced Man Declares He Is Innocent Of Crime

Isaac Douglass, a red-faced tramp, admitted being seen near the crime scene in the Olive Broad murder case of Aug. 20 after lengthy questioning. He claimed innocence despite being identified by several witnesses and arrested at West Athens and brought to Cornish, Me. The report notes Vermont gubernatorial balloting produced no governor and sparks talk of changing the election laws.

Cornish, Me Isaac Douglass West Athens Howard Favor Olive Broad Douglass Barth ST. Albans Vermont

Mermaids of North Wind Park to race for prizes

At North End Park bath house excitement builds for today's swimming events featuring ten girls aged 10 to 13 known as the mermaids of the North Wind Park. Thousands expected to watch a main race, obstacle contest, and high diving exhibitions by Peter McNally and Champion McCusker. Prizes include coal, flour, coffee, rugs, a center table, a girl’s suitcase, umbrellas, 27 boxes of cigars, and new bathing suits. Competitors are Kate Griffin, Mary Lindelof, Allee Smith, Fannie Natterson, Margaret Connolley, Mary Fitzgerald, Theresa Shannon, Eien Murphy, Mollie Smith, and Agnes Sullivan.

Bath House North End Park North Wind Park Peter McNally McCusker Kate Griffin Mary Lindelof Allee Smith Fannie Natterson Margaret Connolley Mary Fitzgerald Theresa Shannon Eien Murphy Mollie Smith Agnes Sullivan

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