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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1900
Page
2
The ad extols Gold Dust as more than a kitchen cleaner. It claims powerful cleaning for silver, dishes, pillows, blankets, lace, lamps, furniture, hats, beds, and bottles, promising labor savings, ease, and economy with the large package urged for cost efficiency.
Sept 27 Paris dispatch reports the Courier Du Soir saying the King of the Belgians plans to abdicate before the current Belgian parliament ends. The throne would pass to the Prince of Flanders, with Leopold hoping the move would quell party feuds and unite parties under a new regime.
The New England Stove Manufacturers Association offers an car load of wood stoves to aid Galveston sufferers. The relief committee says the gift is timely and accepts it with thanks.
Albert McKenzie nine died at City Hospital after being struck by Edward Morgan nine during Friday recess over a bite of an apple. Parents dispute blame as police investigate and await medical examiner report. The Morgans reside at 147 Terrace Street and attend Parker Street School with the Mackenzies.
The National Grand Tabernacle of the National Grand United Order of Brothers and Sisters of Charity held its sixth bi ennial session. Boston notables attended the open morning meeting at G. U. O. O. F. Hall on North Russell Street. Dr Isaac W Roberts presented the keys from the Abraham Lincoln Tabernacle of Boston. Afternoon committees were appointed and routine business conducted. The grand secretary’s report showed the order flourishing.
A cablegram from Varese reports Signora Maria Tiziano, Bostonian soprano also known as Mrs Marian Titus, starring in Verdi’s La Traviata at Varese Opera House. She faced applause after ten recalls, with Leandro Campanari conducting. She recently sought art over marriage, traveling to Europe after a divorce suit was filed against her. She remains contracted for four more weeks.
The State Department advised Conger of general instructions to China and ordered General Chaffee to reduce his force. Wu is urged to oppose Prince Tuan as grand secretary, with Li Hung Chang pledging protection of American interests. U.S. hopes other powers will join in pursuing a negotiated settlement.
In Lexington on September 27 the house of John Hasley on Lowell Street three miles from town center burned, causing $2090 damage with $1000 insured. Hasley slept through the blaze until a dog woke him. his family was away. No one was injured. Authorities suspect incendiary causes.
Auction of seats in Symphony Hall drew spirited bidding led by conductor Jackson and soloist Connelly. Highest price reached 672 dollars for seat A 15 in balcony with Pratt challenging Connelly. other bids included 367 for central Row M and 8 for the lowest tier while Miss Goring emerged as a notable bidder amid premiums for concert seats. Tomorrow 7.60 dollar concert seats go on sale.
In Portland Superior Court today liquor fines were paid totaling about 600 and bail defaulted in several cases. The county expects total revenue from liquor fines this term to exceed 59000.
Spitz Bros. and Mork publish a circular from 569 Summer Street showing fall and winter clothing. The design highlights the quality garments planned for this season and the illustrations aid customers aiming to be stylish this winter.
At Chelsea on September twenty fifth a wedding joined Henry T. Richter Jr and Sigrid J Malmstrom with the ceremony officiated by the Rev Christopher R Eliot.
Notices list John Markin 58 in Charlestown Ellen E R Lawrence 66 of Dorchester Mary A Murphy of Fast Boston Annie T Walsh 23 in Cambridgeport and William Henry Wilder 64 of Brookline with funeral details including residence, dates, and church services.
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