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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1894

Page

2

Rail officials reshuffle as St John joins Seaboard Air Line

E St John resigns as general manager of the Chicago Rock Island & Pacific to become vice president and general manager of the Seaboard Air Line. He joined the Rock Island in 1863 and leaves amid friendly wishes. E R Hines named to succeed the late James Mills as New England general agent. Changes in Rock Island departments announced soon. Savannah line publishes Florida summer pamphlet. Tyneheriden Conn streetcars planned like West End’s. West End Street Railway names officers led by Samuel Little and C S Sergeant.

E. St. John Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad Seaboard Air Line Mr. St. John Rock Island E. R. Hines New England James H. Mills Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Road Hines Savannah Florida Street Railway Company Tynheriden Conn West End West End Street Railway Company Mill Street

Palace Spa A Dream Of Beauty Opens In Boston

The Palace spa and lunch, an annex of the Palace Theatre, opened yesterday in Boston. It features blue white and gold decor, a large white onyx and silver soda fountain costing 10000 dollars, private dining and toilet rooms, and a rear gallery with plans for an orchestra.

Boston Palace Spa Palace Theatre New England Lippencott & Co Philadelphia Pilling

Sup Court Rules on Breach of Promise Case Van Houten V Morse

Massachusetts Supreme Court upholds defendant exceptions in Van Houten vs Morse, sending the $40,000 breach of promise verdict back for a new trial next April. The decision endorses marriage contracts as business-like and allows fraud questions from concealment of material facts, including the plaintiff's past marriage and divorce.

Asa P. Morse Supreme Court of Massachusetts van Houten Robert M. Morse Supreme Court Spokane Wash Barker Boston

Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Pills Restore Health After Illness

A reader describes severe rheumatism and nervous prostration keeping them home for six months. Hood’s Sarsaparilla revived strength and mobility to work again, while Hood’s Pills aided digestion and relieved constipation after meals.

Hood

Three held in conspiracy to defraud in seances case

Medium Abby Ripley Dr George T Albro and Captain R A Hill were arraigned in Municipal Criminal Court on conspiracy to defraud with Albro also charged with assault on Inspector Barry. Bonds were set at 1000 for Albro 1000 for conspiracy and 500 for Hill and 1000 for Mrs Ripley. The group promoted spirit manifestations at Rutland square seances amid accusations of unlawful entertainment and fraud.

Abby&. Ripley George T. Albro R. A. Hill Municipal Criminal Court Albro Barry Hill Captain Hill Nellie Henry Townsend Ripley Hell William B. Quigley Townsend

A P A Boston selects alderman nominees and denounces Catholic ticket

The Boston American Protective Association names Republican alderman nominees with Hallstram as a substitute and denounces the Democratic Catholic ticket. A separate school committee slate is endorsed including Judge Adams Calderwood Culver Wheelock Eldredge Field Frost Gilman Page.

Boston Hallstrom Presho Stark American Protective Association of Boston James H. Stark Democratic City Committee of Bordman Hall Hall John E. Fitzgerald Aspinwalls Wilders Abbotts Amorys E American Protective Association of Boston Citizens of Charles E. Folsom Alpheus Sanford Horace G. Allen Charles W. Hallstram Charles T. Witt Charles H. Bryant Perlie A. Dyar Boston Herald City of Boston Advisory Board Samuel H. Calderwood Jane R. Culver H. 5. Wheelock Daniel Eldredge John W. Field Frank M. Frost Walter Gilman Page

Bell's Spicea Seasoning Offered Everywhere

Bell's Spicea Seasoning is advertised as a widely available product sold in multiple outlets. The note emphasizes broad distribution and consumer accessibility without specifying retailers.

Bell

American Wringer Co. Ad Promotes Household Products

City manufacturer at 13 and 15 Broadway extension offers wringers triangles spring beds and carpet sweepers. Repairs all kinds of wringers and sweepers. Mail orders promptly attended. Telephone Tremont 764.

The American Wringer Co Broadway Extension Tremont

Boston Pilot Boat Lawlor Guests Stir Weather Tales

Millionaire L V Clark of New York toured Boston pilot operations with Captain Bill Abbott. A heavy northwest gale forced boarding challenges as the Angleman and Lawlor crews dealt with rough seas and damage. Cargo vessels, schooners, and tug repairs populated the busy harbor scene with multiple collisions and salvage efforts nearby.

Boston D. J. Lawlor Bill Abbott Lewis Wharf Abbott L. V. Clark New York Thirty-third Street Fifth Avenue Clark Lawlor Angleman Mr. Clark John Leary Palestine Liverpool Brookline Anderson Port Antonio Boston Fruit Company Long Wharf United States Revenue Dexter Gabrielson Miranda Gloucester Diggins Channel Georges Island Boston Towboat Company Harry Roussel Charles Moody T Wharf Bettie Steeves Point Wolfe N. S Stetson, Cutler & Co Broad Sound Eagle Wing Captain Shields Alma N. B Black Rock Channel Great Brewster William H. Clark Commercial Devil’s Back Nellie Eldridge Mclrie’s Levi Hart McKie Philadelphia Reading Gracie H. Benson Mystic Wharf Nantasket Roads Pro Patria Denis St. Pierre Mig William Theodore Clement Maurice Clement Susan Bamberry Eugene Frieult Halifax Pye Shelburne Rory McDonald Michael Norris David Faust Alley Ellsworth James Freeman Machias Bird Island Flats

Doctor Wesley Announces Cure for Throat and Lung Troubles

Dr. J. L. Wesley of Boston will visit within city limits to treat throat and lung troubles with a new cure after eighteen years of practice. Chronic and acute diseases treated scientifically. Office hours 10 to 12 a m 1 to 4 and 7 to 8 p m Telephone 430 Tremont.

Fastarn Medical Institute Tremont Row Boston Patten London Paris Dublin America Aulent Engree J. L. Wesley Boylston Street Mass Tremont

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