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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1901

Page

4

Free Cure for Baldness Promised by Cincinnati Dispensary

A Cincinnati firm offers a free trial of a hair remedy by mail to prove its claimed power to regrow hair and remove dandruff. Letters request names and addresses with a 2 cent postage stamp to Altenheim Medical Dispensary, 8668 Butterfield Building, Cincinnati Ohio.

Cincinnati Altenheim Medical Butterfield Bldg Ohio Lle Riva Avenue Des Champs Elysees Sian Jrocarer States Paris Geo. N. Thatcher Covington Butterfield Building

State Board of Excise Proposal Emerges in Legislature

Boston lawmakers consider replacing hotel late hours bill with a substitute creating a State Board of Excise. The two elected members would oversee licenses for manufacturing and sale of intoxicating liquors across all towns voting for licenses. The board could class licenses, set fees, and regulate sale hours with salaries totaling $7,200 payable from license revenue.

Bullock New Bedford Emerson Boston State Board of Excise State Excise Board Tvo Commonwealth

Matters in the House Committee Reports on Appropriations

In the House committee reports were received on several measures including an appropriation of 7000 for the Lexing ton steamer and state boat expenses and mercantile affairs. The report also concerns allowing the Boston Electric Light Company to dispose of its property and franchise to the Edison Illuminating Company. with dissent from Mooney of Boston and McKinley of Lowell on taxation.

Waya and Means Lexington Mercantile Affairs and Manufactures Boston Electric Light Company Edison Electric Dluminating Company Messrs. Mooney Boston McKinley Lowell

Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Offer New Cure Claim

An advertisement touts Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a new departure in catarrh treatment. It claims tablets are superior to salves and powders, are simple to use, and work by affecting blood and mucus membranes. The piece emphasizes convenience, affordable price, and visible improvements from the first tablet.

Stuart

Haverhill Gas Securities charter revival debated

Representative Carey urged revoking the Haverhill Gas Securities Company charter before the committee on manufactures. General Schaff of the Gas and Electric Light Board discussed price setting intervals, a sliding scale, and capital-raising debentures as debt relief options.

Carey Haverhill Committee On Manufactures Gas and Electric Light Commissioners Haverhill Gas Securities Company General Schaff The Gas and Electric Light Board

Bay State Gas Fight Moves To Intervene Plea

Prominent lawyers appeared before Judge Dallas in the Delaware federal case over Bay State Gas Company. They argued for Thomas W. Lawson to intervene as complainant, claiming Lawson's Boston firm had bought stock of original complainants, a purchase denied. The matter was referred to examiner S. Rodmond Smith with testimony to be taken in New York and Boston, while the main trial proceeds.

Philadelphia Dallas United States Circuit Court Bay State Gas Company Delaware Thomas W. Lawson Boston Lawson, Wiedenfeld & Co Rodmond Smith Wilmington Del New York

Gould's Hotel Dispute Over Lease Sparks Public Debate

William A. Miller claims possession of Gould's Hotel via lease assignment and cites W H Lapointe to run after May 1, while Gould and Pollo insist they hold full possession, have paid for a license, and await delivery. H V Cunningham says Lapointe will operate despite their license status.

Gould’s Hotel William A. Miller W. H. Lapointe Roune ® Hotel Gould & Pollo Smpy H. V. Cunningham Miller Lapointe William H. Lapointe Mr. Lapainter Gould's Soy

Steamship Service Resumes To Hawkesbury Charlottetown

The Steamship Halifax of the Plant line restarts service to Hawkesbury and Charlottetown starting Saturday March 4. Direct steamer service to Sidney will resume in early June with additional Hawkesbury and Charlottetown trips when the summer schedule begins late June. The uptown ticket office at 200 Wash street reopens under HK W Ebbetts for patrons planning routes to the provinces.

Steamship Halifax Hawkesbury Charlottetown Sidney Uptown Ola Sand Washii Street HK. W. Ebbets

Russell Bill Defeated In House Police Reform Vote

The Boston Police Board reform bill backed by Representative Russell failed 132 to 26 in the House. Debate over replacing the board with an excise commission and a single headed police board was drawn and partisan, with supporters arguing for local control and opponents warning of political interference and state overreach. The session featured sharp attacks on the existing board and calls for municipal self government.

Russell McNary Clipatric MacCartney Walsh Messrs. Schofield Fall of Maiden Bleller Callender Boston Boston Board of Police House Bates Fall Malden Blesler Messrs Gilpatric Brighton Clinton Hart W. FB. Russell Boston Police Board Greenhalge Yeas Beary Caiman Russel Taft Uxbridge Wes Greeley Albee Allen Spe Bagley Ball, Barber Bartlett Zaa Chickering Arthur P. Russell

Scott's Emulsion Advertises Body Restorer

Scott amp Bowne promotes Scott's emulsion of cod liver oil as a delicate food that restores the body when ordinary food is hard to take. The copy claims it nourishes adults and babies and offers a sample from 4p Pearl Street New York.

Scott Ike Scott & Bowne Pearl Street York

Vague list of names and places from Ipswich to Boston

A scattered OCR-like roster of individuals and towns including Ipswich Medford Medway Nantucket Edgartown Boston Holyoke Worcester Sterling Sterling and Waltham with numerous surnames and partial affiliations. The fragmentary text references supporters opponents and various local figures without coherent narrative.

Bradierstler Bliss Ton Brown Ipswich Medway Pel Ealisch Burgess Buswell Butler Butterfield Catlender Carruth Ch Collins Edgartown Crosby Boston Eves Deis Danie Garrett Godra Goverell H Healey Wingate Aryah Gambridge I Davis Paris Casey Coolidge W. J. Sullivan Chase Holyoke Worcester Goward Garfield Kimball Amazeen Bartlett Sterling Aterhouse Stearns Waltham Fiteworth Jenks Clark Newcomb Frost Pearce Marshall Hull Bullard Newton Chace Cook

Analysis of Boston Vote Shows Party Split in Board Support

The report lists Boston board votes with Democrats and Republicans split. Democrats 16 to Republicans 14 favoring the present board, and 16 Democrats to 14 Republicans oppose, with names of candidates and party affiliations noted.

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William H. Baker, present in the House, reacted after the police bill vote, saying the result did not surprise him as the Boston Board of Police allegedly terrorized legislators by threatening licenses, prompting many to vote against the bill, and indicating the Legislature would not submit to such actions. he called for an investigation.

Holyoke Boston McNary Massachusetts Matthews New York Tater Russell House Metropolitan Affairs Committee Schofield Tyro Don MacCartney Rockland Halge Glopatric Fall of Malden Emily Stokes B. B. Callender Mr. Russell William H. Baker Boston Boa Ee Ee Edi

Brief exchange hints at forthcoming tribunals and action

In the dialogue the speaker asserts intent to file and hints at involving another tribunal beyond the Governor's Council. The remark closes with a firm declaration of ongoing formal action.

Clark denies Callender statement on police board

Police Board chairman Clark calls Callender remarks absolutely incorrect and says he has nothing further to say. Clark, serving as board spokesman, disclosed an extract from Callender’s speech alleging commissioners used influence with disorderly house keepers and law violators to defeat Lieutenant Governor Bates.

Clark Callender Bates

Million Pansies Await Sunshine As Arbor Day Delayed

City Forester Doogue faces Arbor Day postponement as one million pansies wait for sun and New York nursery delays shipments. Weather also hinders Nike number flowers and 3000 young trees planned for distribution next week, with Doogue seeking Civil Service workers to meet the need.

City Forester

Northwestern Pioneer Steamship Leaves Chicago for Europe

The Northwestern, carrying agricultural implements, packing house products and manufactures, sails from the Chicago River bound for Europe. Chicago men own the company and plan launching several more steamers to run between Chicago and Europe, with Buffalo grains to lighten the vessel for canal passage.

Northwestern Pioneer Enterprise Chicago Europe Northwestern Atlantic Buffalo Welland St. Lawrence River Montreal Here

Boston school regiments parade roster list

The roster for the annual parade of the Boston school regiments is printed with names and titles. It lists Third Regiment and First Battalion officers and company commands with majors adjutants sergeants and lieutenants, followed by Second Battalion details and Porsyeny officers. The long list includes numerous regimental and battalion officers and company captains across several units.

Boston Fred E. Harle Lawrence T. Bedford Maor Edward H. Loomer Ichard T. Evans Frederick R. Bogardus Ajutant Walter C. Rogers Guerick C. P. de Coligney Conain BE. Tucker Sayward Maurice A. Cohen Oscar Hodgkins Rat Bimar A. Merriam Samuel Mayen Walter ‘L. Lewis Liew Roy Tenent

South Terminal Trust Buys Prime Summer Street Lot

Co W Whittier and Bro sells a large corner lot on Summer Street opposite South Union station to Charles J. Cotting and Francis C. Welch as trustees of the South Terminal trust. The parcel measures 24.57 feet on Summer Street and 120.9 feet on Dorchester Avenue. Trustees plan eight story fireproof warehouses designed by Winslow and Bigelow and ready by January 1, 1992, with total capital of 1,000,000 dollars and no mortgage on the property.

Winslow & Bigelow

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