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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1904

Page

5

Paine's Celery Compound Featured by Nervous Mothers

A lament of stressed motherhood leads to Paine's Celery Compound as a reputed remedy for nervous exhaustion and loss of appetite. Mrs A F Ellen of Mount Washington Pa credits the product with restoring temper and vigor after three weeks. Testimonials from Miss Essie Lloyd and Prof Edward E Phelps praise its vital nerve-boosting claims.

A. F. Ellen Patee Mount Washington Cincinnati Paine Essie Lloyd Russell St Edward E. Phelps Dartmouth University

School Crews On The Water Spark On River Day

The river yesterday hosted school rowing with fast strokes and strong finishes. Noble & Greenough remains premier with crews competing against Cambridge Latin Volkmann and others. Mechanic Arts’s Captain Krogmann likely out with stomach strain, Leighton guiding in his stead. Brookline High joined for first time as several schools fielded multiple boats.

Krogmann Mechanic Arts High Leighton Captain Cook English High Anand McDenghet Noble & Greenough

D. A. R. Declares Against Smoot at Washington

Presidents Roosevelt receives D A R delegates in regalia as they declare against Smoot of Utah seating in the Senate and lay the Memorial Continental Hall cornerstone with Dr Hale invoking. Massachusetts chapters attend with full representation.

Washington, D. C Roosevelt Utah Senate Memorial Continental Hall Hale Massachusetts

How Convention Will Be Run

Williams men abandon hope of organization and contend about whether Massachusetts delegates to St Louis may be instructed. Williams aims to vote by districts at the national convention while Olney supporters resist. Josiah Quincy opposes George Fred Williams in today’s convention debate.

Williams Committee On Credentials St. Louis Massachusetts Olney Josiah Quincy George Fred Williams Bolt Hearst Chelsea Judge Bosson John B. Moran Flaherty Moran Post John B Quincy Hamlin McNary

Democratic State convention whips up tension at Tremont Temple

The upcoming convention centers on Williams leadership claims and whether delegates can be instructed to vote for Olney. Hearst and Olney factions mobilize at Revere House with leaders like Thayer, McNeill, Hamlin, and Carroll present as tensions build for a potentially historic gathering.

Revere House Yoaston Hamlin Quincy McNary Thayer Douglas Sullivan Donovan Coughlin Carroll Flaherty Williams Curran Feeney Moran Doherty McNeill Hayes Crosby Fitzgerald Cape District William E. Russell Hearst Olney Boston Democracy Cape

Night Before Liveliest Session at American House Convention

Readable text notes a lively preconvention session last evening at the American House venue. The report highlights heightened activity and anticipatory energy among attendees.

Exhibition by Boston A A Juniors in gymnasium

The Boston Athletic Association juniors held their annual exhibition in the gym yesterday afternoon with several hundred youths present. Stars included Richard Sproule Brice Evans Jr Hurd Hutchins R H Boutwell and J A Kelly under gymnastic instructor Christian Eberhard. Events featured pin race running high jump rope climb vaulting horse horizontal bar and a team ball match with Kelly’s team defeating Evans’s 29 to 19.

Boston Athletic Association Richard Sproule Brice Evans, Jr Hurd Hutchins R. H. Boutwell J. A. Kelly Christian Eberhard William Kenny R. Steiner Richard Sproule Ternten BR. H. Boutwell R. Steinert Sin H. Hutching Norman Kenny H. Hutchins J.A. Kelly Burnham R. M. Boutwell William J. Kelly Sturgis Pishon F. Ainsworth Hay Oints J. P. Wise John Hutchina Hi. Boutwell Orman Kenny Kelly Evans

Remedies for pains founded on the right principle

The passage asserts aches are common across life stages from infancy to old age and that an effective remedy must be based on a sound principle, implying a universally successful treatment. It signals the promise of a cure aligning with the remedy’s underlying principle.

Williams Gratified Presents His Views On Delegates

George Fred Williams chides the Massachusetts State committee for a disputed call on district delegates to the St Louis convention. He argues the call lacked authority, supports district independence, and says Hearst delegates will go to the national meeting without regard to the State convention. He blasts Quincy Hamlin and Olney faction influence and asserts district conventions hold power over their delegates.

Dean State Committee Hearst Executive Committee Lowell Chelsea Russell Post George Fred Faneuil Hall Carroll Quincy Hamlin St. Louis

Vital Life Fluid claims healing power for all ailments

A sensational ad proclaims a marvellous Vital Life Fluid to cure nearly every disease and restore health. The letter distorts science promising free doses to all who write, naming Dr. 8. Ferris in Cleveland Ohio as the contact and urging belief despite scepticism.

Ferris Strawn Building Cleveland Ohio

Dennison and Conry to Fight Kel sher

Ex Congressmen Joseph A. Conry and Joseph A. Dennison are set to seek the ninth district nomination this fall with a three way contest likely including incumbent Kelsh er, health permitting. The voters will choose their congressional candidate by popular vote this year.

Joseph A. Conry Mr. Conry Joseph A. Dennison Kelcher

Deep Snow and Cold Hit Mountain Regions and City

Knoxv ille Tennessee April 20 Snow to depths of 18 inches reported from mountain sections and several inches in the city with subfreezing temps. Cattlemen fear losses as cattle already on mountain ranges face the cold. Delegates and committee leaders plan for the St Louis convention with credential issues and ticket demands creating tension. McNary named temporary chairman with Flaherty as permanent chair. no platform expected before the national gathering.

Knoxville Tenn McNary John J. Flaherty Thayer

Schooner Sagamore Grounds on Stone Horse Shoal

The Sagamore bound from Newport News to Boston with coal grounded on Stone Horse shoal near Ol lock Rip Blue at 4 p m. today and remains fast at sunset. No immediate danger reported.

Chatham Newport News Boston Stone Horse Shoal Ollock Rip Blue Hanover

Searching for Paul Sarafian missing man alert

Paul Sarafian of 57 Elm Street East Watertown left home at 8 p m Monday for Boston and has not been heard from since His brother Peter fears foul play Also mentions Lackawanna summer resorts catalog describing mountain and lake destinations along the Lackawanna line with maps halftones and a story A Chance Courtship available for 10 cents postage to Yee New York

Paul Sarafian Elm Street East Watertown Boston Peter Lackawanna The Lackawanna Railroad Yee New York

Radam Microbe Killer Promoted as Universal Germ Cure

A Boston and New York firm touts Radam's Microbe Killer as the only safe internal remedy that destroys disease germs in the blood. The ad claims it cures all germ diseases and has been used for twenty years in millions of homes, urging purchase of a 40 ounce bottle for one dollar with samples and booklet available.

Wm. Radam Radam

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