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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1894
Page
6
Obesity Treatments Endorsed by Loring & Co from Boston
Letters from customers in Greenfield Springfield and Boston praise Dr Edison obesity pills band and fruit salt. Claims include weight loss up to 25 pounds and relief from spring fever with prices listed: pills 1.50 a bottle, bands 2.50 up to 2 inches, fruit salt 1.00. Orders by mail or druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Loring & Co
Edison
Greenfield
Mass
Loring & Co
Dr. Edison
Sumner Chapman
Eliza Morris Gardner
Copley Square
Huntington Avenue
Measrs
Springfield
P. C. Reynolds
Colton'st
Hamilton Pl
Boston
Westminster St
R. I
The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
City
Fitchburg Seeks Proposals for City Loans
The City of Fitchburg invites sealed proposals to buy 122000 dollar school house bonds due 1923 at 4 percent and 27000 dollar police station bonds due 1904 at 4 percent. Proposals addressed to City Treasurer George B Clifford will be received until 10 am April 12, 1894.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City OF
Fitchburg
George B.ifford
Mass
United States
Lee
George B. Clifford
Narrow Escape In Roxbury Gas Leak Traps Two Families
A gas main leak at Terry and Cary streets in Roxbury caused fifteen people in the Gurry and Glynn families to be overcome by gas. Quick action by Mr Gurry and Mr Glynn saved the occupants as officers and doctors treated the stricken. Patrolman Reynolds detected the leak and Brook Line Gas Company shut off the supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline Gas Company
Garrys
Glynns
Terry and Cary Streets
Roxbury
Agnus Glynn
Gurry
Mr. Gurry
Mr. Glynn
Reynolds
Terry Street
Katie
Edward
William
Lizzie
Johnnie Corbett
Linzie Corbett
John Glynn
Building Trades Council Advances Unified Labor Effort
Delegates from Paper Hangers Association Tin Sheet Iron and Cornice Workers and Carpenters Union met at Pythian Hall to form wider unity and plan tavern field meetings. Local Union 35 was restored to favor by United Garment Workers with garment workers backing a boycott to end the sweating system while officials praised Mayor Matthews contract handling. Sixteen new members joined Local Union 35 and a donation from New York fund supported the boycott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building Trades Council
Pythian Hall
Paper Hangers’ Association
Tin
Sheet Iron
Roofers’ Protective Union
J. H. Carr
Granite Cutters
Matthews
Typographical Union
Washington Street
United Garment Workers of America
New York
National Fund
Dorchester Historians Meet for Everett Centennial
A special Dorchester Historical Society meeting will be held at Winthrop Hall Upham's Corner on Wednesday April 11 at 3 o clock. The event marks the centennial of Edward Everett's birth with a commemorative address by Rev James De Normandie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester Historical Society
Winthrop Hall
Upham’s Corner
Edward Everett
James de Normandie
Everett Mayor faces council over auditor nomination
A meeting at Society Hall linked to Mayor Batchelder’s appointment of auditors. Aldermen Jennings Aiken and Henderson supported confirmation while Paine urged a books committee. The group approved a $10,000 library gift from Alfred Parlin and eyed a $25,000 park land plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batchelder
Everett
Society Hall
Jennings, Aiken
Henderson
Alfred Parlin
Veazle
Bartlett
Paine
Messrs. W. 8. Rice
H. A. Tenney
Identified body found in Boston Harbor as Owen Clancy
The badly decomposed body recovered by harbor police on Saturday was identified at the North Grove street morgue as Owen Clancy, a resident of Millis who had been missing for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Harbor
North Grove Street
Owen Clancy
Millis
Unemployed Rally Seeks Rich Aid to Send Men to Washington
Twenty five Boston unemployed led by Swift gathered near a band stand to read an appeal to the rich. They urged funding 1000 workers to travel to Washington to petition Congress for jobs and labor rights, likening their cause to Coxey's movement and urging broader action by capitalists and lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift
Washington
Boston
Massachusetts
Congress
Coxey
John Brown
Coxey Army
Bristol
Taylor
Japan and Silver Exchange with Boston Financiers
Two Japanese bankers, Chiyosabwro Watanabe of Tokio and H. Nagaoka of New York, visit Boston to discuss money troubles and the silver question. They explain Japan’s use of silver, the impact of silver price declines on imports and exports, and insist the country will increasingly manufacture for itself as it shifts away from silver in trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Chiyosabwro Watanabe
Tokio
H. Nagaoka
New York
Watanabe
Young's
Nippon Ginko
Bank of Japan
Bank of England
Japan
United States
Pacific
Mr. Watanabe
India
Mr. Nagaoka
Skin blemish removal clinic attracts patients in Boston
An advertisement from Boston offices at 1 Winter Street invites people with red noses freckles moles warts cysts birthmarks and other skin marks to consult a large world renowned institution with over 20 years in operation and registered physicians skilled in treating skin diseases and removing facial blemishes thousands treated annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Woodbury
West
Woodbury Dermatological Institute Promotes Skin Cure
The Woodbury Dermatological Institute founded in 1870 by John H. Woodbury offers extensive facial skin and scalp treatments. It advertises extensive services, products, and a 150 page book detailing beauty and skin care with free consultations and nationwide reach through offices in New York and Boston.
Somerville Plans Additions to Relieve Overcrowded Schools
The Somerville school system seeks a 14000 expansion to the Knapp School adding four rooms to relieve crowding after the new Durrell School opens on Beacon Street. The plan follows a fire-destroyed Webster School and aims to provide equal educational opportunities. work will start when weather permits. The proposal is before the City Council via the public property committee chaired by Alderman President Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Knapp
Durrell
Beacon Street
Hodgkins
Webster
Andrews
Board of Aldermen
Committee On Public Property
Post
Knapp School
Do not delay tonic use for unseen weakness
Warns that feeling well doesn’t guarantee health and weakness signals illness. Promotes Harlow's Celery and Sarsaparilla as the fastest cure to restore strength and prevent consumption, urging readers to buy from all druggists.
Somerville Missing Boy Edward Keating Left Home With Friends
Edward Keating ten year old son of James T. Keating from Beach street near Somerville avenue vanished Friday morning after his grandmother sent him to Union square to pay rent. He wore a wincing double breasted reefer and corduroy knee pants. His whereabouts are unknown with a possibility he may be in Newport with an older brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Keating
James T. Keating
Beach Street
Somerville Avenue
Union Square
Edward
Keating
Newport
Captain Asa Baker of Chelsea Dies at 166 Chestnut Street
Captain Asa Baker longtime Chelsea resident and father of Alderman Ford C. Baker died last evening at 166 Chestnut Street Chelsea He sailed for years then turned to ship painting in East Boston He belonged to the Masonic frater nity Golden Rule Alliance of Chelsea and the Boston Marine Society He leaves a wife two grown sons and a daughter Prayers at the house Tuesday afternoon remains to West Dennis Wednesday morning for services and interment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Baker
Chelsea
Ford C. Baker
Chestnut Street
Baker
Boston
Masonic Fraternity
Golden Rule Alliance of
Boston Marine Society
West Dennis
Brakeman Crushed Between Freight Cars in Boston Yard
Herbee Black 27 a brakeman on the Providence division of the New York New Haven Hartford railroad was crushed between two freight cars while shifting cars in the Boston yards. He was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital where doctors say recovery is unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbee Black
West
Cedar Street
Providence
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Boston
Masachusetts General Hospital
Boy 1% Hurt After Fall From Loft Hatch
George W Nolan aged 1% living at 6 Acorn Street fell through a hatch in a Gordon Street building loft yesterday afternoon. He dropped about fifteen feet and struck his head, needing removal to Massachusetts General Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Nolan
Acorn Street
Gordon Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Roxbury Man Suffers Severe Head Wound in Stair Accident
William Hanson aged 67 of 4 Ward Street Roxbury fell on stairs at 10 Conant Street and sustained a serious scalp wound exposing the skull. He was taken to City Hospital. Police are unsure how the accident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hanson
Ward Street
Roxbury
Conant Street
Thompson
Newton Sides Suffer Storm Hits City Villages
High winds from yesterday's storm swept the Newton area damaging timber along village outskirts and felling many trees. Electric light poles collapsed in Nonantum and West Newton, while early garden plantings were destroyed in the Garden City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Nonantum
West Newton
Bi cycle buyers flock to No 40 Columbus Avenue
B B Emery & Co offer every make on hand at easy terms with no interest. Extensive business built on pleasing customers. Second hand wheels in great variety. Suitable for all styles, prices, and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn Credit House
Washington St
Jordan, Marsh & Co
No. 40
B. B. Emery & Co
Gambling raid nets fifteen at Water Street den
In Haverhill on April 9 police raided a gambling den at 19 Water Street capturing fifteen people playing cards. They are to appear before the Police Court on Monday morning charged with gambling on the Lord's day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Water Street
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Erican
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Vic
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Chandler & Co
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Building Trades Council Meet
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BAND
Winter Street
Dermatological Institute
John H
Woodbury
Woodbury’s
Mark
JeXtoy
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U.S
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