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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1897

Page

5

Tufts Medical School to Open in New Quarters Next Month

The Tufts College Medical School to be inaugurated in its remodeled building at Shawmut avenue and Rutland street, costing nearly $30,000, with a formal ceremony at 11 30 a m Monday. The facility mirrors top New York Philadelphia and Baltimore schools. interior layout includes library museum and recitation rooms. Judges for the event named from Boston Quin cy Hingham Weymouth and Weymouth. Playout results list distances by boats in a related event with multiple contestants and distances.

Tufts College Medical School Shawmut Avenue Rutland Street New England New York Philadelphia Baltimore George A. Clough Suffolk County Court House Boston

Frigate President Remains A London Naval Drill Ship

Diplomatic talks may arise as the American frigate President, captured in 1812 and docked in London, could be returned to the United States. The ship, commanded by Decatur at capture, is in excellent condition with John Adams’s gold-gilded figurehead, and was the era’s largest frigate with sixty guns. Fifty or more crew died before surrender as a second British frigate approached.

President Long Island London United States John Adams Decatur Herr van Biene the Park van Biene Hollis Flo Irwin Nat Goodwin Wadsworth Harris West Mme. Modjeska Tony Cummings Castle Square al Lipman Bowdoin Square

New England medical school adds laboratory and patient care facilities

The new school building groups all laboratory work in one well-lit room and adds an amphitheatre for 220 on the third floor with chemical labs and dissection rooms nearby. A second amphitheatre exists on the fourth floor, and a rear first floor dispensary provides gratuitous patient care to familiarize students with practical treatment and drug dispensing. The steam heated, vented building sits near City Hospital and charitable institutions, aiding student boarding and lodging.

College New England

Sussex cattle show ends as muster prizes listed today

Sept 23 muster closes Sussex Agricultural Society fair as firemen’s event yields prizes of 200, 125, 50 and 25. Winners include Eagle of Lynn and Torrent, Peabody in top finishes. David McGowan of Tiger engine company, Newburyport, dies during brake work after heart failure or vascular rupture. He was a wholesale liquor dealer on Merrimac Street leaving a wife and ten children.

Peabody Sussex Agricultural Society Eagle of Union Atlantic Bwampscott White Angel Salem Eureka M. A. Pickett Marblehead Okommakanesit Tiger Newburyport Essex No

Firemen Muster At Weymouth Fair Draws Big Crowd

FIREMEN MUSTER SOUTH WEYMOUTH Sept 23 A large enthusiastic crowd attended day one of Weymouth Agricultural and Industrial Society fair The highlight was the firemen's muster General Bates of Lisbon Falls Maine won 200 the Constitution of Hingham took 100 G W Coley of Goffstown New Hampshire earned 7 Butcher Boy of South Braintree received 50 Union of East Braintree 26 placed fifth

J. Easterbrook Boston Peter F. Williams Quincy George Cushing Hingham Charles E. Bicknell Weymouth W. O. Collyer General Bates Lisbon Falls Constitution G. W. Colby Goffstown N. H Butcher Bay South Braintree Union East Braintree Red Jacket Cambridge King Philip Rockland Washington Holbrook Tom Boy Everett South Weymouth

Fell-Naptha Soap Promises Easier Wash Day

The ad claims Fell-Naptha soap reduces effort for progressive housekeepers by half and eliminates the need for hot water, urging women to try new washing methods. Published in Philadelphia, it emphasizes efficiency and modernization for household chores.

Endymion Class Vessel Aims to Aid Rally Efforts

The Endymion, a ship under 2000 tons, is being prepared to support relief operations. Officials describe the craft as essential for boosting salvage and transport capacity while coordinating with allied fleets.

Christian Endeavor Convention Officers Named in Lynn

Lynn Sept 23 The Rev Francis E Clark led a prayer meeting at First Methodist Church as resolutions commending the local union were presented Miss Woodbury of Salem thanked members for their good work The convention adopted red and blue as state colors and voted to hold next year’s meeting in Boston. Officers elected include President Rev P M Gardner East Boston and secretary Miss Athia C Killson Attleboro among others

East Boston Franklin BB. Hamilton Newtonville L. House Attleboro James T. Black Boston Charles E. Allen F. L. Goodspeed Springfield E. R. Farnham Salem Athia C Killson Charles H. Wells Fall Francis J. Marsh Warren G. Landers Middleton

Somerville Moves To Secure A New City Charter

Somerville aims to obtain a new city charter after a proposed draft by a eminent citizens committee was rejected by the Board of Aldermen last year. The West Somerville Board of Trade plans a circular to leading citizens and a mass meeting with twenty five representatives from each ward to back the effort, bypassing the City Council. The next meeting will hear the committee report with ex-Alderman Howard P. D. Moore J Warren Bailey and Dr H C Makechnie on the circular.

Somerville Citiens Board of Aldermen West Somerville Board of Trade Howard PD. Moore J. Warren Bailey H. C. Makechnie

Brighton Improvements Move to Extend Electric Route

Brighton citizens meeting in Bank building discusses extending electric streetcar route over Washington Street to Brookline amid $15,000,000 property along the corridor. West End resists funding. North Beacon line awaits funds. Playground project at Barry's Corner approved with $3,500. open-air gymnasium to feature child pools and winter skating facilities.

Citizens’ Improvement Association of Ward Brighton Bank Pierce Washington Street Brookline West End North Beacon Street Committee On Railroads Pierze Barry's Corner

Ward 7 Ticket Dominates State and Local Conventions

Ward 7 carried the slate for state and local races. F. M. Beinnick and J. G. Munro were named as representative nominees, securing wins across councillor, county, and senatorial conventions.

Ward 7 F. M. Beinnick J. G. Munro

Limited tickets for Fitchburg excursion to Hoosac Tunnel

A limited number of tickets for the Fitchburg railroad popular excursion to the Hoosac Tunnel will be placed on sale on and after Wednesday September 22 at 260 Washington street and at Union Station Causeway street Boston. For circular address J R Watson general passenger agent.

Fitchburg Railroad Hoosac Tunnel Washington Street Union Station Causeway Street Boston J. R. Watson North Adams Washington St Causeway St Gen’l Pass. Agt Fitchburg R. R Mass Boston Union Station Alton Bay City D. J. Flanders Gen’ Pass

Fire Breaks Out At A Tomfohrde Restaurant

Patrons fled a restaurant on Court street after two electric wires crossed and sparked a small fire at 10 33 last night. An automatic alarm sounded as flames ran along insulated wire. A group of four women at a table saw the blaze and moved quickly, all escaping unharmed as staff extinguished the fire with minor damage before firefighters arrived.

A. Tomfohrde Court Street Box 326

Navy moves gunboat Wheeling to Honolulu over immigration fears

Washington orders the Wheeling to San Francisco for voyage to Honolulu amid Japanese immigration waves. Dispatches describe a growing colonizing spirit, with many new arrivals drilled as soldiers and some veterans of prior wars. Hawaii laws offer little restraint, as officials acknowledge helplessness to curb the influx.

Washington Navy Department San Francisco Wheeling Honoulu Honolulu Japan Hawaii United States

Edmunds Outlines Scope of Monetary Commission

Ex Senator Edmunds, president of the Monetary Commission meeting in Washington, says the panel consists of diverse national members not tied to special interests. Its aim is to gather insights from industry, commerce, and finance to aid just conclusions and proposals benefiting all Americans, while noting no immediate legal changes are expected.

Washington Edmunds Monetary Commission United States

Cambridge Ship Captain Weds Local Belle in Autumn Ceremony

In St James Church Cambridge Captain Frank W Dallinger and Miss Ida B Holt wed with Rev Abbott officiating. Ushers included General Mathews and Dr Robertson. Bride daughter of S H Holt of Plympton street. Couple to reside at 8 Henry street and voyage to Lake George White Mountains then Costa Rica. Guests included Mayor Sortwell General Bancroft Senator Dallinger and Dr Marion.

Cambridge St. James Episcopal Church North Cambridge Frank W. Dallinger Ida B. Holt Abbott Thomas R. Mathews J. D. Robertson James Calderwood G. W. 8. Reed Emmons R. Ellis B. Saul H. Holt Plympton Street North Cambridge Society Dallinger Company B Costa Rica Henry Street Lake George White Mountains Sortwell W. A. Bancroft O. H. Marion First Regiment

Annexation Made Easy in Hawaii Ratification

Washington notes that Hawaii’s ratification of the treaty removes delay for annexation. Senate opposition has waned, Congress will act quickly, and the process shifts to Washington. The move eases U S possession if needed and avoids slower communications, signaling near certainty of annexation.

Washington Hawaii Congress Senate Committee On Foreign Relations Morgan United States Japan McKinley

Boston stage crowd enjoys complimentary walking delegate show

An appreciative audience in Tremont yesterday afternoon witnessed a complimentary performance of The Walking Delegate by the Boston dramatic company. Notables like H. C. Barnabee Walter Jones and Richard Carle praised Oscar Girard's wit while Edith St Clair and Grace Henderson drew notice.

Tremont Boston H. C. Barnabee Walter Jones Richard Carle Oscar Girard Edith St. Clair

Sub-Masters Dine at Youngs with State Secretary guest

The Sub-Masters' Club met for its first term gathering at Young's last night. Secretary of State William N. Olin spoke on an attempted coat of arms for the Commonwealth. Forty one members attended including President Edward P. Shute. L. P. Howard, recently elected master of Charles Sumner School, was honored upon retirement from active membership. Speech by F. W. Shattuck and remarks from William Lester Bates followed.

Young William N. Olin Commonwealth Edward P. Shute L. P. Howard Charles Sumner School F. W. Shattuck William Lester Bates

Death of Vatal Cyr at Fort Kent principal of Madawaska Training School

Augusta Maine September 23 Word reached here today of the death at Fort Kent of Vatal Cyr principal of the Madawaska Training School since its start.

Augusta Fort Kent Vatal Cyr Madawaska

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