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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1902
Page
8
The ad claims catarrh originates in childhood and spreads through the body, listing numerous symptoms and organs affected. It touts Smith's Triple Cure as a combination of two internal medicines and a local cream, priced at fifty cents for a two week course, promising rapid, lasting relief and improved blood and digestion.
The U S war department released a photographed copy of the alleged February 7 1899 massacre order and supporting papers to confirm it was an original issued by General Luna. Aguinaldo attests Luna's signature while Sandico linked to Luna's staff. The document was found among Lieutenant Colonel Jose Leyba's effects and linked to a later insurgent attack on Manila forces.
Post sources reveal a movement to lure Rev. Dr. Lorimer back to Tremont Temple in Boston faces strong opposition from the congregation which has not favored his return after past departures. Deacons say changes since his exit mean broad backing is gone while a Lorimer ally argues he would receive a warm reception if he returns, possibly expanding beyond Tremont Temple. Arrangements already made to fill the pulpit April to September with a new pastor likely chosen by September.
Fall River April 4 The strike at Globe Yarn Mills owned by the New England Cotton Yarn Company was practically settled tonight as carders at labor headquarters voted unanimously to remain at work after a long meeting and sign.
Harvard oarsmen start the preliminary interclub class races to pick crews for final events. Wednesday features a second-crew clash, with Friday the class championship race between heat winners and a second race for those defeated. Crews at Newell and Weld show marked improvement in form, with senior boats leading. freshmen also improving but far from Yale-redeeming form.
The Fifth Regiment held a business meeting at the South Armory last night with 80 officers in attendance. Colonel Oakes introduced Colonel Frye of the First Heavy Artillery who gave a talk on the need for thorough riot drill and practice at targets.
Chas. O. Brown of Duluth Minn writes as a journalist sufferer from throat and nasal catarrh for over twenty years. He states relief within fifteen minutes of using Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder and that three bottles have nearly cured him. Sold by all druggists.
The Cambridge aldermanic chamber heard that more building plans vanished from Superintendent Gray’s office amid a desk break in. Architects, contractors, and witnesses debated missing cloth blueprints, copper flashing, and fire stops while the Hall building issue drew ordinance violations into question.
Columbia telegraphs to Miss Florence Burns New York offering 1500 a week plus 3000 down before engagement for The Girl From Paris opening in Columbia next week. Burns responds Wednesday may decide. Treasurer Johnson says offer strong. Burns seems favorable to Columbia.
The Institute A A basketball team defeated the champion Framingham team 1 to 19 at Institute Hall last night. The first half was close, but in the second the Institute team pulled ahead. They are now only a few points behind the Burkes in second place.
The inquiry lists various symptoms including bloating after meals abdominal pain loins gurgling rumbling and throbbing in the stomach along with sensations of heat pains in temples heart palpitations general lassitude and memory concerns asking whether these feelings are connected or affecting memory.
Lieutenant Commander William H. Schuetze died at the Naval Hospital in Washington of stomach and lung troubles. A Missouri appointee, he led the Lena Delta expedition recovery, spoke Russian, aided Siberia gifts in 1882, and advanced naval compass work. He navigated the Iowa in the Spanish-American War.
The State of Minnesota began its merger suit against the Great Northern and Northern Pacific Railway companies and Northern Securities Company. J. J. Hill was served in his capacities as president. The bill seeks to restrain interchanging stock and director voting between the rival companies and to prevent cross interference in operations.
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