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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1899
Page
2
A fragment notes that Munyon cures many city residents and questions the trust placed in neighbors who claim cure. It suggests wide recognition of Munyon remedies and implies skepticism about sensational claims.
Letters from Boston residents recount rapid relief from headaches dyspepsia rheumatism and kidney issues after using Munyon's remedies. Testimonies cite recovery and renewed health, with mentions of specific individuals and addresses in Massachusetts.
Advert says inhaler cures catarrh colds coughs hay fever bronchitis asthma and all throat and lung diseases. Price one dollar at all druggists.
Eminent specialists from leading colleges offer free medical skill and advice from 9 a m to 8 p m daily except Sunday. Visit Munron’s Electrical Department for relief with static machines. Life Chamber promises rejuvenation for overwork nervousness and prostration.
April 24 report from Manila outlines General Otis preparing a two pronged push on Calumpit, using MacArthur from Malolos to attack from the south and Lawton with a flying column circling to strike from the northeast. Calumpit sits on Riogrande’s left bank and serves as the insurgent base.
Secretary responds to a telegram asking for information on the fate or condition of Lieutenant James Gilmore and party aboard the Yorktown. Admiral Dewey reports he is endeavoring to ascertain the situation of Gilmore and the group.
Kirby continues to shine with flawless fielding and sharp defense in a tight game. His swift reacts and reliable glove helped the team secure crucial outs and maintain momentum against a tough opponent.
Boston pitchers held Washington to few hits as Klobedanz and strong fielding backed a five run Boston rally in the second and a seventh inning spark. Freeman drove a four-base hit and Long showcased stellar defense while Selee traded Farrell and Casey after the game.
Pratt 1 Bernhard 2 left on bases Brooklyn seven Philadelphia fifteen. Time two hours forty empires Emslie and McDonald. Attendance four thousand four hundred forty one.
St Louis edged Chicago 4 to 3 in a low scoring opener as Young outmatched Phyle. Stenzel was hit by a ball, Green homered, and Burkett Wallace Lange collected two base hits as St. Louis claims the early series advantage.
Worcester defeated a Lowell professional team 20 to 5 in an afternoon game. Pitchers McCarthy Lampe Horton and Bransfield Yeager McCarthy Merritt and Boyle appeared. earned runs Worcester four Teowell one. McCarthy struck out three Horton four. Balks by Horton two. Time two twenty. Umpire Viau.
The opening game at Franklin Field features City clerical crews pitted against each other. Street Commissioner team wins 2 0 to 2 0 with a final 1027383 25 0 0 0 0. Batteries Trainor and Douglass, Leo and Martin.
In Andover on April 24 Brown edged Phillips Andover 8 to 5 in a pitchers duel that opened with fielding woes but ended with a spirited effort. Brown tallied runs across the middle innings while Andover fought back. Attendance was 4.
F X Reagan, veteran pitcher for Boston Latin School, named captain of the team. Everett High meets Medford at Everett, and Malden plays Melrose at Melrose to open the Suburban League schedule. Comer’s team travels to Arlington High for its season debut as candidates are tested. Captain Mahoney of Boston Latin expects heavy hitting and solid fielding, noting pitcher scarcity but hoping a suitable pitcher is found. Burdett vs Roxbury High at Franklin Field promises an engaging clash. Milton High and Milton Academy duel in the afternoon as the season's first series begins.
Brooklyn beat Philadelphia 8 to 4 as Pratt struggled and Bernhard faltered. Dahlen and Anderson led stolen bases while Cassidy and lauder collected two bases each. The Quakers produced a late push with Childs pinch hitting in the ninth.
Georgia newspaper recounts a wave of mob violence over a black man named Hose and his alleged involvement in a crime. Lige Strickland and another man are hanged as crowds, led by Major Thomas and others, demand swift punishment. The piece notes public fear, calls for militia, and quotes local leaders on protective measures.
An ad touts U S Army and Navy Tablets as a quick cure for dyspepsia and stomach upset with little risk of griping. It claims benefits for constipation and urges sending 10 cents for a 12 pack to the New York address. The copy emphasizes vegetable ingredients and decades of study.
Joe Keating of San Francisco owner of Anaconda and Searchlight believes either Joe Patchen or John R. Gentry can beat Star Pointer. He wired Secretary Toman of the Empire City Trotting Club to enter a free-for-all pace at New York's club inaugural meet in September. Star Pointer holds a world record of 2001 2. Keating bets a win hinges on impressive pace.
A dramatic courtroom debate centers on whether a major general and army officers acted to reveal evidence about the food supply during the Cuban invasion. Major Lee blames improper testing of canned roast beef and refrigerated meat, urging a thorough inquiry into possible faults in provisioning practices.
Twenty persons were summoned for the inquest into Dr. Tremblay's death at South Framingham. Dr. Wood has not reported, awaiting the inquest. Police expect the medical examiner to be substantiated and arsenic findings to prompt action. Subpoenas include Mrs Tremblay, her two children, a former servant girl, the doctor and nurse. Court session before Judge Kingsbury and state detectives proceeded with officials from Lowell and Ashland.
In Phillips Me on April 24 the caucus to name delegates for the congressional convention saw C. E. Littlefield prevail 175 votes to 83 for S. Swazey. Delegates chosen were A. W. Davenport D. C. Leavitt and H. B. Austin.
Democrats of Holyoke and western Massachusetts plan a banquet tonight to commemorate Thomas Jefferson. A large Boston delegation leaves Albany station at 4 PM with speakers including George Fred Williams William Sulzer Henry F. Naphen William McNary Alexander Bruce Edward Slattery James Mellen Dooling and Dillon Callahan and others.
Boston Y M C A runners opened the season with a moonlight chase starting 8 30 from the gym. The 3 mile loop went through the South End the Common Back Bay to Dartmouth and Boylston streets back to the building. Hares William Fett and Fred Fellows led with two minutes on about thirty hounds. Time 17 40. Another run is planned for tomorrow at 8 30.
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