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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1901

Page

2

Mrs Gardner's Venetian palace tour reveals hidden treasures

A Post reporter tours Mrs. Jack Gardner's Fenway palace showing art objects, statues, and ornate rooms in progress. John La Farge designs a blue stained glass roof over the inner court while watchmen guard the site. The unfinished interiors display European trunks, antique furniture, and a grand iron gate plan for the outer court.

Jack Gardner Venetian Fenway Post America Toose John la Farge Hisife Italy Boston Huntington Avenue

Valor Won Him a Bride on His Wedding Trip

Lieutenant F L Perry and his bride visited Mrs. Jean Hooper Page in this city during their wedding trip. The couple met in San Francisco after his return from the Philippines with Colorado volunteers. Perry earned honors in the field and later served in Cuba. He will be stationed in Havana with Company H of the coast artillery.

San Francisco W B. Hooper Cuba Hooper Perry University At Boulder Denver Colorado National Guard Havana Coast Artillery

Baller Quinn honored with village testimonial event

A benefit testimonial for Queens figure known as Baller Quinn, called the king of Pic alley, is planned at Colonial Hall on Washington Street October 17. The village reacts after news of a recent accident affecting residents and funds from the event are to aid a pew purchase.

Baller Quinn Pic Alley Colonial Halk Washington Street

Postum Cereal Coffee Promoted For Health Recovery

The article argues that cutting coffee and using Postum Cereal Food Coffee improves health by aiding digestion and nourishing the nerves. It cites experiments showing coffee reduces digestion to 61 percent and links digestion, blood quality, and nervous system function to overall well being. It warns about imitations and explains proper boiling.

Postum

Arctic Mystery: Dr Diedrick Left Behind by Peary Relief

The Erik relief voyage from Etah reveals Dr Thomas S Diedrick of Washington NJ chose to stay with Esquimaux at Etah after disputes over Peary's leadership and Henson. Staats and Dr Frederick A Cook confirm the doctor refused return, citing dissatisfaction and fear.

Peary Arctic Club Morris K. Jesup T. 8 Diedrick Erik Etah Peary Bridgman Wyckoff Cook Esquimaux New York Dr. Diedrick Lieutenant Peary Bartlett Henson Smith Sound Cape Sabine Rick Washington, N. J North John Verhoeff Verhoeff McCormick Bay Greely Arctic Staats Boston Herbert L. Bridgman Frederick A. Cook Thomas 8. Diedrick Washington N. J Greenland Aun Aun Expedition. Dr Explorer Attom Heraches Bay Etah Frug Btah Mathew Henson

Wilson's Perfect Light Eye Glasses Offer in Boston

Geo. T. Wilson opens an Optical Department at 24 Tremont Row Boston offering a week long sale of a thousand pairs of Wilson's Perfect Eight Eye Glasses in 10 year gold filled frames at about one dollar. Free eye examinations and tests available with hours 8 AM to 9 PM Saturdays 8 AM to 9 PM.

Geo. T. Wilson Wilson Bros Tremont Row Boston Wilson George T. Wilson Mr. Wilson New England

Polar expedition crew clash over medical and armed risk

CEO T Wilson travels toward Anaritok near a large Esquime settlement as tension grows over Dr Diedrick and Dr Cook. Armed supplies arrive from Erik, with Diedrick resisting restraint while Cook refuses to declare insanity. Violence risk sparks debate on removing the doctor.

Utah Anaritok Erik Cook Dredrick Diedrick

Liquor crusade hits Boston hotels as waiter is arrested

Police in Boston raid several hotels on Washington street and nearby areas as part of a Sunday liquor crackdown. Des White, waiter at the New Marlboro, is charged with illegal sale and bailed. Others named include Frank Winn, Samuel Yalkut, Julia Buckley, Mary Casey, and Catherine Silva, all accused of illegal keeping or sale.

Boston New Marlboro Washington Street Captain Brown Des White Tremont Street Frank Winn Pitts Street Samuel Yalkut Norman Street Lovett Place Julia Buckley Julia Mary Casey EB Street Mary Merrimac Street Catherine Silva Moore Woman's Christian Tempe Union West Woman's Christian Temperance Union Mall A. M. Townsend Mass Jaynes Ashington St Cor Hanover Ashington Rie Warrenton Summer St Com Uth St

Seven Gaming Arrests Reported in South End

Officers from Division 4 arrested seven fan tan players and one craps shooter on the Lord's Day. At Oxford Place they found seven Orientals seated without equipment and took them into custody. Near Shawmut Bridge several craps players fled as officers approached. 16 year old Albert Scott was caught after stumbling.

Oxford Place Shawmut Bridge Albert Scott

Spectacular New Vaudeville Show Delights Critics

Special invitation brings press and friends to Mr. B F Keith’s theatre for an informal dress rehearsal of the second edition of a continuous performance spectacle. The act features three sections with diverse dances, uniforms, and a White Hussars drill, praised for costuming, precision, and staging.

B F. Keith Keith Fias Hussars England C. W. Hiddy Mr. Eddy

Just His Luck in a Drama Production Told

The excerpt notes the March drill by Louis Baer leading the house orchestra. It is dedicated to A Paul Keith at Keith theatres who helps stage the production. Actor Laertes O Hammer laments being cast as the season’s heavy villain amid his cigarrette habit recovery.

Louis Baer A. Paul Keith Keith Theatres Laertes O’hammer Baltimore American

Lord’s Bigamy Admitted Amid Defense Debate

A satirical note from Puck records Lord Naryated confessing to bigamy saying he was driven by circumstances. His counsel questions the motive while noting he had exhausted his first wife's funds.

Lord Naryated Ons Puck

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