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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1903

Page

5

Newton druggists face liquor license books hearing

Newton Aldermen order druggists to appear with liquor sales books at Thursday hearing. Officials note modest yearly sales and defend the inspection as routine, while some express concerns over listing customers names and legality. Innholders and restaurant license applicants also must attend.

Newton Board of Aldermen Tarbox Waltham Wellesley Alderman Wabbard State Board of Pharmacy Board of Pharmacy Brighton Albert Wright George W. Hunt Isaac F. Kingsbury

Cleland Urges Aid for Negro By North

A North speaker argues Southerners lack of social equality stems from deeper forces than prejudice. He praises Tuskegee Institute and similar bodies as vital to the negro’s education and future civic role, insisting progress must start from the bottom and rely on white and black efforts alike.

Cleland North Ald Tuskegee Institute Mfe

Munyon Remedies Promise Quick Cold to Pneumonia Cure

Physicians warn pneumonia risk from neglected colds and urge early treatment. Munyon’s cures claim to break a cold in 24 hours and prevent pneumonia while offering remedies for rheumatism dyspepsia kidney constipation and skin care. The ad promotes Witch Hazel Soap and free medical advice from doctors.

Munon Colu Munyon

Royal Blue Line Spring Tour to Washington

From Boston April 17 the trip costs twenty five dollars covering all expenses for a week including five days in Washington with visits to Philadelphia and New York and a longer stop-over if desired. It includes Gettysburg battlefield and Washington trips on June 16 and September 11. For itineraries and full details contact Joseph P. Taggart at N. E. P. A. 360 Washington street Boston Mass.

Boston Washington Philadelphia New York Gettysburg Battlefield Joseph P. Taggart Washington Street Mass

Dewey Sues Police Over Handling of Obstruction Arrests

Ex Judge Henry 8S Dewey sues the Boston Police Department alleging conspiracy to arrest and imprison the plaintiffs for obstructing a North End sidewalk. Plaintiffs Smolesky and Elfman seek 4000 each from nine defendants including Police Board members and Captain Otis F Kimball. Louis Brandeis to defend nine officers. case follows a Sunday raid and prior acquittal in Superior Court.

Henry 8S Dewey David 8S. Smolesky Benjamin B. Elfman Otis F Kimball Rufus Gressenden Watson H. Cook James J. Donovan Joseph Warren Board of Police Louis Brandeis Police Board Mr. Warren North End Division 1

Porto Ricans Act in Spite of Washington

San Juan Puerto Rico April 14 The grand jury investigates smuggling cases with navy officers and other prominent men amid claims of a Justice Department directive not to present information this term The case of native merchant Ricardo Anado sentenced for contraband liquor is cited as context Testimony from December implicates about a dozen officials and citizens in smuggling charges

San Juan Porto Rico Grand Jury United States Navy Pettingill Department of Justice Washington Prac Tically Ricardo Anado Navy Army

Brandeis Criticizes Bromberg Over Unitarian Club Speech

Louis Brandeis responds to Alderman Bromberg’s Monday remarks about Brandeis’s dinner speech at the Unitarian Club. Brandeis contends Bromberg misreads his words and defends civic duty over wealth. He supports curbing patronage and bribery tied to public and quasi public corporations.

Boston Bromberg Unitarian Club

Orrine Promises Cure For Alcohol Habit Relief

An ad proclaims ORRINE a medically prepared, tasteless remedy that permanently cures drink habit by destroying desire for alcohol. It claims no side effects and offers a free sealed booklet, with endorsements from public figures and physicians. Sold by multiple Washington and Boston distributors.

Y. M. CG Orrind Co Bove Washington I. C A. Jaynes & Co., Inc Somwashington Hanover Aynes & Chapin CO Summer St Corner South E. F. Jaynes & Co., Inc Washington St Warrenton

Vanderbilt Bride Quietly Arrives at Somerset Hotel

The Vanderbilt wedding party, led by Reggy and Cathleen Vanderbilt, checked into the Somerset hotel after 4 PM. They stayed in a four-room suite with blue and gray decor, dined on a five dollar feast, and kept their presence largely private to avoid reporters.

Vanderbilt Mrs. Vanderbilt Reggy Vanderbilt Alfred Roxbury Crossing Back Bay Reggy Cathleen

Simplicity Marked Reginald Vanderbilt Cathleen Neilson Wedding

The Newport wedding of Reginald C Vanderbilt and Miss Cathleen Neilson featured striking simplicity despite wealth and status. A white silk gown, pearl serpent necklace, and white décor dominated as the ceremony proceeded in a brief service with a formal reception and breakfast. Notables present included Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt and Harry Payne Whitney among others. Mr. and Mrs. Vanderbilt departed for Boston after the festivities.

Newport R. I Reginald C. Vanderbilt Cathleen Neilson Arleigh Father Meenan Mr. Vanderbilt Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt Miss Neilson Frederick Gebhard Isabelle May Washington Florence Twombly Evelyn Parsons Nathalie Schenck Jules B Vanderbilt Boston Cornelius Vanderbilt F. W. Vanderbilt W. D. Sloane H. McK. Twombly S. Townsend Burden George R. Fearing Chauncey M. Depew Arthur Kemp Harry F. Lehr P. F. Collier Potter Palmer B. Luce Reginald Norman

Peruna Credited By Os Alie Goulding For Spring Health

Os Alie Goulding of Washington DC and Birmingham Alabama promotes Peruna as a reliable spring remedy after a period of fatigue. She cites three weeks of use bringing restored strength and urges readers to begin at the first signs of languor and follow bottle directions.

OS Alie O. Goulding Washington, D. C Acme Lodge Birmingham Ala Pan-American History Company Rosalie O. Goulding

Social Figures Attend Charity Reception

Storrs Wells and a collection of high society names including Mrs. C. M. Oelrichs and Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Martin gathered at the charity event with extended families such as Mrs. Gouverneur Kortright Mrs. Burke Roche Mr. and Mrs. William E. Carter and Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Berwind.

Gifts of jewels and gold to Miss Neilson from society

A list of presents received by Miss Neilson from relatives and society friends includes items such as a tiara and diamonds from Mrs Vanderbilt, a chain of diamonds and rubies for Miss Gladys Vanderbilt, emerald tiaras and brooches for Mrs Neilson, and numerous other gold and silver gifts from prominent New York families like the Vanderbilts, Doyles, and Goelets. The gifts encompass jewelry, gold work, silver sets, vases, and tableware from leaders such as Mrs Vanderbilt, Mr Alfred Vanderbilt, Mr Clarence Mackay, and Miss Sybil Douglass, among others.

Miss Neilson Mrs. Vanderbilt Gladys Vanderbilt Mrs. Neilson Alfred G. Vanderbilt Henry Payne Whitney Frederick W. Vanderbilt William D. Sloane W. Bayard Cutting Arthur T. Kemp Frederick Gebhard Reginald Vanderbilt Senator Chauncey M. Depew Sor Bradish Johnson George G. Haven Marshall Kernochan Elisha Dyer, Jr Sybil Douglass Clarence H. Mackay Pembroke Jones Harriet Daly Elbridge T. Gerry Peter Goelet Gerry Elliot F. Shepard Jules B. Neilson H. McK Twombly George Vanderbilt Gouverneur Kortright Laura Swan William Henry Gebhard Albert Matthews William T. Bull James Hudeckman W. Jay Schleffelin Robert Walton Goelet Neilson Cynthia Roche van Alen Mies Mills Spottsawood Schenck George B. Deforest Robert L. Hargous

Immigrant charged with false oath at port arrest

Ciriaco Petillo was arrested by local officers yesterday on a charge of swearing falsely to immigration inspectors on landing. He pleaded not guilty before Commissioner Fiske and was bound over in $1500. It is alleged he gave the name Migliano d'Iorio and claimed to own a Chelsea barber shop.

Ciriaco Petillo United States Fiske Migliano d’Iorio Chelsea

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