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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1901
Page
7
A critique condemns druggists offering preparations without Chas. H. Fletcher's Castoria signature. It praises Fletcher’s thirty years of personal involvement and the trusted, safe record with babies. It warns imitators as mere experiments driven by small profits.
Buffalo police report Emma Goldman known as the Anarchist Queen was in Buffalo on August 29 and wrote from there to anarchists in the city and Chicago. The article recounts her early life, activities with autonomists, and links to Berkman and Frick, with public sentiments quoted.
Bishop Scalabrini touring Italian churches in America spoke to the Post, praising U S education and civic integration while noting the vast potential of amalgamating diverse peoples into a strong American civilization. He planned to travel west to Minneapolis and urged calm amid national tragedy. Masses and a Madonna festival were staged in Boston with services for McKinley’s recovery.
Mayor Hurley campaigns to abolish city contracts and rely on day labor for city projects. He cites the Longham Meadow basin job as proof, noting $2 wages, nine hour days, and a $2615 surplus returned to the treasury while $540 weekly supported poorer wards.
The Edison Club held a successful fishing and chowder party on Saturday afternoon with employees from Edison’s Electric Illuminating Company Boston Electric Light Company and Suburban Light and Power Company. The largest cod weighed nine pounds and was awarded to Mr. R. F. Pickett of the Boston company. Absent were friends of Mr. Fred Fletcher whose sudden death arrived too late to delay the trip.
The Sunday vesper at the Young Men's Christian Union featured Rev. A. D. Mayo delivering the second lecture in the three part series on New Hopes for the New Century with the topic Sunrise on Young America. Fine musical selections were performed by Masters Snelling and Howard, and young soloists Annie May Whitten Leah Nowell and Lena F. Webber with varied voice parts.
The Penitent by Hall Caine opens the season at the Park Theatre tonight with Edgar L Davenport leading a strong company. John Mason appears at Hollis Street Theatre in Altar of Friendship, a Mark Ryley comedy about a dashing Yankee heroine and a noble hero.
P Ramblersville Long Island reports Joseph Lennon 21, once with a broken back at Jamaica Hospital after a July 1908 fall, walks short distances and lifts weight. A silver bar replaced three vertebrae, healing under care of surgeons as he recovers with daily horizontal-bar practice. He credits Katie Carpenter, a New York girl, for inspiration, while Lennon shaves locals as Ramblersville’s barber.
Sept. 8 in Paris the Castellano family shifts affections from Countess Anna to Count Stanislaus. The old marquis abandons Boni for Stanislaus's political push as Countess Stanislaus edges Anna out. Stanislaus, a 27,000 Mayore of Grande, is urged by his wife and mother to become family head while Boni shoots partridges and spends.
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