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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1892

Page

5

Murdock’s Liquid Food Offered Free for Consumptive Sufferers

Advertisement promises free sample to any consumptive under three months medical treatment without relief, offering one case of Murdock's Liquid Food at no charge to affected individuals.

Murdock

Murdock's Liquid Food Offered Free For Paralysis Case

An offer promises one free case of Murdock's Liquid Food to a paralytic under treatment for three months. The ad claims cures or major relief in paralysis and consumption, cites hospital results of over three thousand operations and a death rate of five per thousand, and asserts lasting, safe benefits without rebound effects. It appeals for inquiries citing twelve years of strong records.

Murdock

Advertiser Build Ing Property Info Office Hours Boston

Property ownership details for the company will be provided at the office located at 246 Washington Street Boston during hours 7 to 11 in the morning.

Advertiser Build ING Washington ST Boston

Legislative Doings Highlight Massachusetts Sessions

In the House the manufactures committee found no legislation necessary after reviewing the Boston gas companies and rejected regulating gas prices. Several bills were ordered to third reading, including mileage tickets and militia adjutants, while eminent domain for street widening nears action. Senate reports cover administrative boards, prison supervision, and public works with no new legislation deemed needed. The House amended and rejected the caterpillar extermination bill, allowed stock issuance for a railroad, and referred gas electricity consolidation to the next General Court. A municipal suffrage bill surfaced alongside Chelsea bridge grade-crossing abolition.

Boston Brockton Charles Parker Senate Committee On Administrative Boards and Commissions McEttrick Carter McLoughlin Luby O’brien State Board of Lunacy and Charity Commission of Foreign Mortgage Corporations Commission of Public Works Trustees of State Primary and Reform School Butler McEettrick O'Brien House Stevens Worcester Committee On Railroads New York & New England Railroad Company Committee On Manufactures Warren Suffolk Committee On Chelsea Bridge

Ghamge of Time Eastport and St John Steamers

The International Steamship Company announces spring schedules for the Cumberland and State of Maine. Both steamers will run three trips weekly from Boston at 8:30 am to Eastport and St John. Wednesday service to Eastport is direct. Noon trains of the Boston and Maine connect with the Portland leg on Mondays and Fridays.

International Steamship Company Cumberland State of Maine Boston Eastport St. John Portland Boston & Maine Railroad

Blood Purifier Promise From Dr. Pierce Ad

Advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as the sole guaranteed blood purifier. Claims cure for dyspepsia and various ailments with money back if not beneficial, emphasizing year round cleansing and value with pay only for benefits received.

Dr. Pierce

Extension of Howland Street Hearing Notice Boston 1892

Board of Street Commissioners orders extension of Howland street at Roxbury west of Humboldt Avenue as a city highway. Notifies Clarence A Bickford Grace Meins Hopkins trustees Catherine Shea Agnes Fogg and others of a hearing scheduled Friday May 13 at 11 o clock. W Morrllson clerk attested copy.

Board OF Street Commissioners Howland Street Roxbury Humboldt Avenue Clarence A. Bickford Grace I W. Morrlson W. Mobelson

Railroad Commission Rebuke Over West End Accident

The March 18 electric car collision between East and West Chari estate cars prompted a railroad commission hearing. They blamed a left-hand switch, uncovered by melted snow, and urged stricter precautions at switches, slower approach over racing crossovers, and no unsafe car reversals. The commission sent its decision to West End Company.

East West Chari Estate West End Iskey West End Street Railway

Absent Members Face Arrest Warrants In House Session

In Washington on April 29 the House faced warrants for the arrest of nineteen absentee members. Several lawmakers, including Mr. Bowers, were excused for personal reasons such as death in the family, racing at the track, or other obligations. The Walker expunging matter was postponed, and the chamber adjourned to continue private pension business.

Washington Hull Bowers California Burrows Michigan Reed Maine Mr. Dunphy New York Mr. Ellis Kentucky Mr. Harter Ohio Carah Hempkill McDonald Meredith Virginia Pickler Randall Stackhouse Tracey Warwick Walker Mr. Hatch Missouri Officer Tasker Charlestown State Prison Warden Lovering Lovering Prison Commission

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