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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1898

Page

6

Rosh Hashana Festival Opens Hebrew New Year

The Hebrew year 5659 begins tonight as the starry eve ushers in Rosh Hashana with two days of solemn worship. Orthodox Jews observe two days and refrain from food or drink until after services. Temples in Boston host large gatherings with white decorations and tolith gowns as the book of life is opened for judgment.

Shophar Boston Temple Adath Israel Columbus Avenue Temple Chebel Sholom Union Bark Street

Colorado Republicans Convene In Denver Nomination Solidarity

Denver September 15. The Republican State convention met with Senator Edward H. Wolcott elected temporary chairman. He praised unity and criticized the silver Republicans led by Senator Teller. He attacked a “political tramp” Towne said to have influenced Colorado voters.

Denver Col Edward H. Wolcott Towne Colorado Teller Wolcott

Bay State Gas stockholders sue over alleged mismanagement

In Philadelphia Judge Dallas heard arguments on a bill of equity by Jacob Edwards of Boston and other Bay State Gas Company stockholders owning about $72,000 in stock. They accuse J Edward Addicks of mismanaging the company and diverting assets from lawful uses. Decision reserved.

Philadelphia Dallas United States Circuit Court Jacob Edwards Boston Bay State Gas Company J. Edward Addicks

Man fights in Dover street lunchroom ends in hospital

John Glynn of West Roxbury attacks a waiter after refusing to pay for ham sandwich and coffee at Wyman's restaurant. Glynn suffers a fractured skull and remains unconscious. James E. Flanders is jailed on assault and battery and could face manslaughter if Glynn dies. Funeral arrangements set for Mr. Greer in Chelsea.

John Glynn West Roxbury Wyman Dover Street City Hospital James E. Flanders Flanders Glynn Prospect Avenue Station House

Henry J. Greer Funeral Held by Herald Staff

A somber gathering of Herald men met yesterday to honor their late associate Henry J. Greer. An organizing body formed with J. Irving Estes as chairman to plan further proceedings.

Henry Whitmore Greer Messrs John Cutler Edward P. Barry B. L. Bean Herald Office J. I. Estes J. C. Edgerly H. S. Crosskill E. P. Barry H. F. Jenkins W. H. Hathaway H. A. Kenny J. J. McNamara Mr. Greer Chelsea Herald Henry J. Greer J. Irving Estes

Boston a Wonder City story teased for next Sunday's Post

The notice promises a feature on a spendthrift who squandered his fortune and the rise of a remarkable young Boston figure. It hints at events in Boston that have sparked envy in other major cities and invites readers to see the full story next Sunday.

Boston Toronto Alice Neilson Harry B. Smith Victor Herbert John J. McNally Mme Camilla Urso Philharmonic Society Symphony Orchestra Tremont Theatre Florence Lillian Wickes Charley Hoyt New York Boston Theatre Bowdoin Square Theatre Mamie Gilroy May Howard The Howard Davis & Keogh Columbia Lillie Western Keith’s Austin & Stone’s Herr Grenada Alma Fedora Chutes Gorman Imperials Norumbega Park Sans Souci Jeannie Yeamans Odd Fellows Miss Yeamans

Remarkable Hands of Mayor Quincy Attract Palmist Show

The Sunday Post reports palmist insight into Mayor Quincys hands. He claims the mayor's fingers reveal power and far reaching influence, and the public is invited to view the demonstration as a study.

Quincy The Sunday Post

Girls Propose Sunday Post Protest Over Hugging Ban

Readings in a local tongue in cheek: girls plan to join the Sunday Post man in a protest against an order prohibiting hugging. They question why critics should interfere with a cherished historical pleasure, insisting the act remains harmless.

Sunday Post Rame

How Would You Like to Love by Direction

A wealthy young woman faces a possible romance against expectations. The Sunday Post notes she shows no signs of rebelling despite potential scrutiny from society.

Sunday Postman

Night Hawk Introduces Himself To Sunday Post Readers

The Night Hawk of Newspaper row requests readers meet him and share a view of the city after nightfall. He speaks of duties versus desires and offers a glimpse into his rounds through a great city at night.

Night Hawk Newspaper Row The Sunday Post Reat

Fleet Of Merchants And Miners Steamers Soon To Sail

The Merchants and Miners Transportation Company plans new steamers for service between this port and Baltimore. Earlier vessels included the Joseph Whitney and William Johnson, with a growing fleet now numbering eleven ships linking Providence, Savannah, Norfolk and Baltimore. Sailors from the Norwegian ship America were rescued and sent to the Mariners Home, while other ships and crews are noted at Mystic Wharf and Pier points.

Baltimore Merchants and Miners’ Transportation Company Joseph Whitney William Johnson 8. R. Spaulding Benjamin Deford Wilmington Del Providence Savannah Norfolk Chatham Boston Mary G. Powers Maurice Powers Maggie Sullivan Pat Sullivan Lootz Svortsmouth N. H Rome Santander America Marengo Dahl Henry Anderson North Square Norway New York Cunard Pavonia Liverpool Hanley Quincy Cape Cod Francis M Gardiner Bay Mercury Isaiah Kelly Philadelphia Snowflake Charley Ballem England Globe Boston Revenue Cutter Munger Santiago General Lawton Gilkey Grace Jaynwood St. Vincent Eastaway Allan Scandinavian Glasgow Londonderry Galway Mystic Wharf New England Sable Island City of Rome Admiral Cervera Portsmouth Spain Victorian Kansas Marblehead Quebec Champlain Gloucester Scythian S. de Forrest Day May van Rensselaer Howard Gould Niagara Matteawan Merrimac Hobson Massapequa Galveston Maria Teresa Morro Castle Samos Rich Kennebec River Winthrop

Lake Excursion to Centre Harbor from Boston

An excursion to Centre Harbor from Boston on Sept 20 costs $2 round trip. A special 8 20 a m train carries passengers to Alton Bay to connect with the Mt Washington steamer for a sixty mile lake tour. Return by the special train on steamer arrival. Tickets on sale at 322 Washington St Boston until 6 p m Sept 19. This year’s sole low rate excursion to Lake Winnipesaukee offers peak foliage views.

Centre Harbor Boston Alton Bay Mt. Washington Winnipesaukee Boston City Washington Street

Autumn Excursions to Nova Scotia Offer Low Rates

September trips to the Land of Evangeline Nova Scotia promote healthful air and bike friendly tours. The Dominion Atlantic line links Boston via U S Prince Edward with Yarmouth Halif ax and St John at notably low round trip prices. Contact J F Masters in Boston for details on schedules and rates.

Evangeline Nova Scotia Halifax St. John Dominion Atlantic U. S. Prince Edward Long Wharf Boston Yarmouth J. F. Masters New England Washington Street

Autumn trips to Maritime Provinces offer cheap rates

The Plant Line sells Halifax return for 7.50 Hakmesbury 9.50 Charlotte town 11 with thirty day validity. Provincial Exhibition at Halifax runs Sept 22 to 2. Tickets and information are available from J A Flanders.

Maritime Provinces Halifax Return Haknesbury Charlottetown J. A. Flanders

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