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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1897

Page

5

Masons Gather for Triennial Scottish Rite Conclave in Boston

Prominent Free and Accepted Masons descend on Boston for the triennial Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite conclave led by Sovereign Grand Commander Henry L. Palmer. About forty-five active members and 1000 honorary guests expected. no election contests anticipated as current officers may be re elected. Delegates include many distinguished Masons from across the country. headquarters at 28 School street host committee chaired by B. W. Rowell and A. L. Richardson.

Boston Brunswick Henry L. Palmer Milwaukee Henry L. Palker Newton D. Arnold Providence R. L Robert E. Patterson Philadelphia George O. Tyler Burlington Theodore Emmons Charles T. McClenachan New York Thomias E. Balding Milwauee James A. Buchanan Pittsburg Penn Enoch T. Carson Cincinnati Nicholas O. Ruckle Indianapolis Ind John C. Smith Chicago Hugh McCurdy Corunna Mich Charles M. Cottrell Wis School Street B. W. Rowell A. L. Richardson

U S and Britain aim at fur seal conference agreement

Washington officials decline to detail fur seal correspondence but say Britain agrees to join an October conference. If a commission favors U S positions, Britain would likely accept regulatory changes to protect seals. State Department notes surprise at London Times publishing only part of Secretary Sherman note.

Washington State Department British Foreign Office United States Great Britain London Times Sherman Colonial Office Mr. Chamberlain

Mourful Resignation in Greece Over Peace Terms

Athens reports the terms of the peace signed by Greek ambassadors and Turkish foreign minister at Topjaken Palace as onerous. Delyannis supporters attack Ralli and the cabinet, calling them the cause of misfortune. Anti-Delyannis papers label Delyannis the evil genius Greece. Public reaction is mournful resignation.

Athens Greece Tewfik Pasha Topjaken Palace M. Delyannis M. Ralli anti-Delyannis

Oregon Short Line executives to confer on canceled through rates

General Manager Bancroft and Traffic Manager Eckels left Salt Lake City for New York and Boston to conduct talks about the cancelations of all through rates to the Oregon Short Line by the Union Pacific.

Salt Lake Utah Bancroft Eckels Oregon New York Boston Union Pacific

Invisible power in FELS NAPTHA soap cleans without boiling

An unseen cleaning action in FELS NAPTHA soap takes effect on dirt without hot water, yet remains gentle on delicate fabrics. The广告 notes CV Philadelphia.

Foes mobilize to challenge Senator Lodge in 1899 race

Washington reports possible 1899 U S Senate bid by Secretary of the Navy John D Long against Henry Cabot Lodge. Party rivals organize an anti-Lodge movement, backing Long while opposing Coolidge and rallying around figures like Walker, Plunkett, and Albert Clarke as a potential Boston port collector appointee.

Washington Navy John D. Long Henry Cabot Lodge United States McKinley Massachusetts Mr. Coolidge Grover Cleveland Congress Senator Lodge Reed Walker Gray Eagle Worcester County William B. Plunkett Berkshire Bay State Lodge George H. Lyman Republican State Committee Boston New England Lyman Albert Clarke Clarke Home Market Club

Women plan Klondike voyage led by Dr Wood

A Boston physician Dr Wood plans joining a Klondike expedition with other educated women seeking better pay and independence. She outlines medical and mining roles, a need for a trustworthy male partner, and a two year fuel and provisions plan starting from Seattle.

Woman planning Klondike voyage seeks male partner

Mrs. L. R. Clements of Brookline announces plans to travel to Alaska in spring likely joining Cronenwett party in Seattle. She intends to buy and operate gold claims, seek a capable partner with equal means, or finance a willing partner herself, and will consult New York women preparing for the gold regions.

Pacific Coast Seattle L. R. Clements Davis Avenue Brookline Klondike Post Cronenwett Clements Mother Earth Alaska Shell

Theosophist Anna Fay Plans Klondike Venture

Theosophist Anna Fay announces bold Klondike plans to finance and support young men. She will join her son John T Fay at Circle City if fortune permits, and aims to spend three years in Alaska locating and managing claims while aiding others to go. Her letter from Dawson City fuels her optimism.

Klondike Anna Eva Fay D. H. Pingree Post Miss Fay Franklin Street Melrose Highlands John T. Fay Boston Circle City Hank” Somers Johnnie John Thomas Cook Fall River William Fitzgerald William Farrell Alaska Dawson City Somers San Francisco New England Oakland Cal West Cronenwett Seattle Casey

Baroness von Gallwitz Clings to Husband Amid Tragedy and Loss

A New York report tells how Baroness von Gallwitz, once cook at No 2150 Eighth Avenue, endured repeated abuse and poverty from Baron von Gallwitz. Despite the mistreatment, she hoped to reunite and share his fortune after news of a 15,000 guilders prize. The baron, entangled with multiple women and crime, died by suicide in Jacksonville Florida, leaving a legacy of deception and financial ruin.

New York Vienna Baron Schatz Baron von Gallwitz Jacksonville Fla Baroness von Gallwits Chicago Florida United States

Boston Theatre Tonight Sets Stage For Many Debuts

Highlights include Auguste Van Biene in A Wandering Minstrel at Park Theatre and the Boston debut of The Serenade at the Boston Theatre. Flo Irwin and Eugenie Blair premiere at Tremont and Grand Opera House respectively, with Mansfield Company forming in Albany and Tess due at Tremont November 1.

Boston Auguste van Biene Park Theatre Mabel Amber Grace Henderson Jeannette Lowrie Grace George Eugenie Blair Grand Opera House PARK Eugene Bana Clay Greene Crand Opera House Tremont East Lynne Thur Wang

Death Mystery Near Elmira Hangs Carpenter Holden

The body of Edward B. Holden, a carpenter living at 821 West First Street, was found hanged near Polly's Inn three and a half miles from Elmira. He had hired a horse and carriage to Millport Saturday afternoon. blood on the wagon and multiple cuts on his arm suggest foul play, though authorities think it self-inflicted. Holden was junior vice-commander of L. A. Hazard Post G. A. R. of Elmira.

Elmira N. Y Edward B. Holden West First Street Polly Holden L. A. Hazard Post

Richard Mansfield Company Incorporation in Albany

A new corporation to organize and manage theatrical companies, named the Richard Mansfield Company, has been incorporated with capital stock of 25 000 dollars. The principal office will be in New York City. Directors listed are Richard Mansfield Susan H Mansfield Albert M Palmer and Joseph H Dillon, all of New York City.

Richard Mansfield Albany Mansfield A. M. Palmer Joseph H. Dillon Susan H. Mansfeld Beatrice Cameron New York City Susan H. Mansfield Albert M. Palmer

Aldrich resigns from Actors' Society of America

Louis Aldrich has resigned from the Actors' Society of America in New York. His action is linked to the society's contemplated affiliation with a labor organization, according to reports.

New York Louis Aldrich Actors’ Society of America K 18

Opposes the single chamber in city government

MAX H. Newman argues against abolishing the Common Council for a single thirty seven member Alderman body. He says local self government would suffer, urges citizens to attend caucuses, learn candidates, vote for good men, and uphold a two chamber system to prevent corruption. Boston, Sept. 18, 1897.

Sir Common Council Max H. Newman Bostop Mass

On the Face of It John Miggs Finds Relief

A brief anecdote shows John Henry Miggs suffering a toothache with a sad sore face until he applies Pond's Extract, after which he smiles and seems revived. The fragment hints at a medically themed remedy promoting Pine’s Extract as a cure or relief.

John Henry Miggs Pond

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