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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1903

Page

7

D Ruggists Hold Great Banquet With U S Leaders

A grand gathering of druggists featured Hoover and Harding addressing the National Wholesale Druggists Association and the Proprietary Association of America. Notables including Lieutenant-Governor Guild and George A. Marden shared toasts and remarks on women in business, national unity, and future conventions. Leaders and guests from dozens of firms and cities filled the hall as clocks chimed midnight.

Samuel Karens Gorham D. Gilman Hoover Druggists Commonwealth of Massachusetts Guild Commonwealth Massachusetts Plymouth Rock Old State House Lexington Concord Dorchester Heights Gilman St. Clay Peter Louisville Congressman Powers Samuel L. Powers Powers Senate of the United States Congress of the United States Congress United States Edward A. Horton Horton Colonel Marden National Wholesare Druggists’ Association Mr. Hoover Proprietary Association of America Harding

Ladies Entertained by Wholesale Druggists Group

An informal dinner and musicale last evening at the Hotel Somerset featured performances by James C. Bartlett Miss Elvie Burnett and Mrs Mary Brackett with Lida Low as accompanist. A large female delegation from the National Wholesale Druggists Association and Proprietary Association of America attended, then joined the men for a banquet in a crowded hall. Numerous named attendees from cities such as Providence Brookline Omaha New York Philadelphia and Cleveland filled the guest list.

National Wholesale Druggists’ Association Proprietary Association of America Somerset Charles A. West M. F. L. Carter Henry Thornton F. C. Montgomery W. N. Janvier Albion Quartet James C. Bartlett Elvie Burnett Mary M. Brackett Theresa Gypsy John Mr. Babcock

New England Conservatory Announces Open Entrance Exams

The New England Conservatory of Music invites students to enter after September 10 for special work or full graduation courses. The School of OPA opens October 1 led by Sig. Oresto Bimboni, with the Orchestra under George W. Chadwick. Public concerts, recitals, and lectures are free to students. inquiries welcome.

Conservatory Thoroug OPA Sig. Oreste Bimboni George W. Chadwick Aresaence Iar

Andrews Only Dyspepsia Cure Endorsed by Notables

The Andrews Cure priced at 25 cents is recommended by Chas H Hickok Senator Lexow Harrigan of Lowell Trust Dr Taylor and the Massachusetts Medical Society. Produced by J E Woodward & Co of Boston with a warranty of cure.

Andrews Chas. H. Hickok Mass Lexow N. Y Harrigan Lowell Trust Co Taylor Medical Society General Hospital J. E. Woodward & Co Washington St Boston

Druggists’ Convention Sees Tripartite Plan Endorsed

In Boston on Friday September 11 1903 leaders from the retail and wholesale druggists associations backed a tripartite plan for mutual protection and fought against the buying club. Resolutions urged adoption of an alliance with wholesalers and local branches while planning next meetings in New Orleans and Indianapolis.

Sex Leto Boston Post Wallbridge St. Louis Wooten Druggists’ Association Kline John Smith & Co Henry Canning East Boston Boston R. H. Smeither Wholesale Association Hover W. Howard Osborne Cincinnati Indianapolis Atlanta Parker Blake Company New Orleans Ohio River Ait EB. C. Dewitt & Co Chicago van Stan Stratena Company Philadelphia M. N. Kline John Parks Sons’ Company Court of Appeals H. LeBar Jayne New. D Jayne C. F. Shoemaker Somerset Parkway National Wholesale Druggists’ Association Wholesale Drugists’ Association John N. Carey National Association of Retail Druggists

Brady planned Boston office to recruit chorus for New England tours

William A. Brady aims to open an Boston office early next month to handle New England business and recruit young women for his musical comedies. E. J. Hassen, manager of Girls Will Be Girls, will secure rooms on Washington or Tremont and a New York supervisor will arrive to run the operation. Brady currently has 12 touring companies employing about 1150 actors across titles including Pretty Peggy and The Pit.

William A. Brady Boston New England E. J. Hassen Mr. Brady The Majestic Washington Tremont Street New York Brady Broadway Shubert Brothers Grace George Peggy Wilton Lackaye Aubrey Boucicault

Delightful Autumn Excursions in Nova Scotia Reach All

Seasonal travel push highlights September getaways in Nova Scotia with low rates. Annapolis Valley weather and fall appeal frame affordable trips to Halifax, Truro, St John, and Yarmouth via Midland Railway. Details at 228 Washington Street or Long Wharf office.

Nova Scotia Annapolis Valley Halifax Yarmouth Truro Midland Railway St. John Washington Street Long Wharf State Street

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