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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1904
Page
2
A concise note notes a universal impact on people across ages and conditions, highlighting broad influence and relevance without specific details. The statement frames a general claim about reach and significance across diverse groups and times.
The Cuticura remedy promises relief from eczema and skin humours through a three step process using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent Pills. Bathing with hot water then applying ointment, and taking Resolvent are claimed to cleanse, soothe, and heal from infancy to old age. Sold worldwide by Potter Drug & Chem Corp with contact details.
In Esopus New York Judge Parker issued a firm denial of any altered speech for national audiences after a Rosemount ceremony. He stressed his support for the gold standard and rejected double dealing charges, saying his written telegram and spoken remarks match and his position will not waver.
The Republicans name five contenders for state treasurer: Col John J Whipple Brockton Senator Elisha T Marvell Rockland Representative E H Brewster Springfield Mayor A B Chapin Holyoke and Editor A P Langtry Springfield. Western and southeastern candidates clash as campaigns heat up with regional loyalties and experience cited to back each bid.
New York Aug 12 Republicans concede Maine will be closer than in 1896 or 1960. Governor Hill told the executive committee that Democrats are now organized and making a stronger campaign. Rumors tied William F Sheehan to Bar Harbor trips but aides say he went to rest.
New York Aug 12 Chairman Cortelyou announced President Roosevelt will not speak publicly this year beyond the acceptance letter and committee notification. The campaign will be run by Cortelyou with Moody traveling from Washington to Boston to address the War College at Newport and deliver several speeches in Maine Vermont and Massachusetts on dates soon to be set.
Governor Odell, after a Republican State committee session at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, questions Judge Parker's acceptance speech. He says the term Jeffersonian simplicity misleads when tied to anti imperialism, arguing Jefferson was an imperialist ruler without consent of the governed.
A delegation from the Interdenominational Council of Women for Christian Patriotic Service visited Judge Parker in Esopus New York to press the anti polygamy question. Parker did not promise to discuss Mormonism in his acceptance letter but is known to back the anti polygamy plank of the St. Louis platform and will consider it before finalizing his letter.
New York Aug 12 Governor Odell likely to announce Edgar M. Cullen as chief judge of the Court of Appeals to replace Alton B. Parker within four days. Cullen, a Democrat, resides in Brooklyn.
A famed Bavarian beauty quits the king’s court after a quarrel, sails to the United States, and enters a nunry. Her life tale of devotion and romance will be told in tomorrow’s Sunday Post, highlighting her public works and dramatic turn to religious life.
A Sunday Post feature previews a tale of high society wealth in New England, contrasting a $200,000 necklace robbery at Newport with the immense display of jewels worn by Belmonts, Vanderbilts, Goerets, and other social elites on society nights.
The narrator recalls Verne and asks if readers would take a trip to the moon. Harvard Professor Pickering is highlighted for making astounding discoveries about the moon, with details promised in tomorrow's Sunday Post including what is seen and described.
Dr. Sanft of Centre street faced officers after a man tried to pass a counterfeit two dollar note for fish. Police found ten thousand dollars in counterfeits hidden in a secret compartment at his Roxbury home and he and his wife denied guilt while secret service agents investigated the source.
James Creelman interviews ex Governor George S Boutwell about Judge Parker's address. Boutwell notes Parker's speech as wise and conservative, likely to gain broad support including anti Imperialists, while warning that Roosevelt's election could be dangerous and unpredictable.
New Haven authorities report the Supreme Court of Errors denies William J. Bryan a $60 claim from a sealed Bennett letter. The decision upholds the Superior Court and probate rulings finding no error. Chief Justice Torrance writes the opinion with Justices Hall Hammersley Baldwin and Prentiss concurring.
The Boston & Maine, Boston & Albany, and New York, New Haven & Hartford asked the Superior Court for an injunction to stop brokers from dealing in nontransferable tickets for the G A R encampment. Judge Fessenden issued a notice to show cause Monday. Railroads warn public against buying or selling these tickets amid growing scalping concerns.
William Smith nineteen of Sunnyside Avenue Winthrop who was reported missing to Winthrop police Thursday returned to his home at noon yesterday He said he went to Hudson to visit Mr Nickerson his old Sunday school teacher and came back to Boston early yesterday morning
A lively exchange in a clothing store about the Salem Cadet Band of 24 men that played at a local concert. The crowd gathered for the Friday appearance, with remarks on motive, leadership by Missud, and anticipation of Teel’s band next week.
The congressional committee on rivers and harbors arrived by revenue cutter Algonquin after tours of Neponset and Quincy to inspect the new Rockport breakwater. United States Senator Henry Cabot Lodge and Captain R. G. F. Candage welcomed them before a luncheon at Turk's Head Inn and a voyage to the breakwater.
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