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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1902

Page

2

Warner's Safe Cure Trial Offer Advertises Free Bottle

Refuse substitutes for kidney liver bladder and blood diseases and insist on Warner's Safe Cure. A free trial bottle postpaid plus a medical booklet and disease prescriptions are offered with testimonials from cured patients. Send request to Warner's Safe Cure Company Rochester NY citing the Boston Post.

Warner Warner’s Safe Cure Company Rochester N. Y Boston Post

Woburn Alderman Brady sues over defamation charges

Edward F. Brady president of the Woburn Board of Aldermen files a bill of complaint at East Cambridge against Aldermen M. J. Greaney and J. R. Wood of Woburn and Co. $. Cummings, 24, of Boston in a tort action. Brady alleges the trio conspired to defame him by alleging he sold lottery tickets damaging his standing in the community.

Edward F. Brady Woburn Board of Aldermen East Cambridge M. J. Greaney J. R. Wood Woburn, and Co Cummings Boston Woburn

Wild Goose Club Elects Officers at Annual Meeting

The Wild Goose Club held its annual meeting and dinner at Young's Hotel with 14 members present. Speakers included General A. O. Davidson, George F. Manning, and Charles F. Murphy. Officers elected were President G. F. Manning and managers E. T. Bigelow, G. F. Manning, and I. F. A. Buttrick.

Wild Goose Club Young's Hotel A. O. Davidson George F. Manning Charles F. Murphy G. F. Manning E. T. Bigelow IF. A. Buttrick

Campaign to stamp out cattle disease begins in New England

Dr. Salmon, head of the U S bureau of animal industry, urges Congress to appropriate 1 000 000 to combat foot and mouth disease. He arrives with nearly 100 assistants to direct the drive as Boston port traffic suffers from Canada’s embargo and strict cattle car disinfection is ordered.

New England Salmon United States Bureau of Animal Industry Congress Washington Boston Canada Halifax Europe United States Bureau of Animal Industry Boston & Maine Road Co. P. Jameson Dominion Line New York Newport News Philadelphia Baltimore England St. John Canadian Pacific Railroad Corean Allan Line D. E. Salmon

600 Cattle Now at Boston May Have to Be Slaughtered

Ottawa reports the customs dept orders banning import of cattle sheep and swine from six New England states due to an outbreak of disease. Canadian stock is blocked from entry via Maine with ships rerouted by intercolonial railway. Manitoba MP H F Mullins holds 600 cattle in Boston awaiting shipment and faces forced sale at a heavy loss.

Boston Ottawa Ont United States Department of Customs Collectors of Customs New England Maine New Hampshire Vermont Connecticut Massachusetts Rhode Island Canada Canadian Pacific St. John N. B Halifax Intercolonial Railway H. F. Mullins M. P Manitoba England

Governor's Council Acts on Foot and Mouth Disease Order

The executive council approved an order from the cattle bureau citing quarantine on infected premises for cattle sheep and swine. Bans trespass auctions and transport on infected areas and prohibits tampering with posted notices. The measure takes effect upon approval with chief of cattle bureau authority.

Cattle Bureau State Board of Agriculture Austin Peters H. F. Hamlin

Cure for Foot and Mouth Disease Relief Method

To cure animals affected with hoof and mouth disease owners are advised to build a small box with antiseptic solution like creoline boric acid or potash placed on the floor at the back of the stall. The animal stands in it to cleanse its hooves and aid healing. The mouth may be washed similarly. During the first days cattle seem sick then improve as appetite returns though mouths remain sore.

EF. M. McDonough Bright Warner

Huggard suits filed against Waltham Training School

Declarations filed at East Cambridge in the suits of Elizabeth Huggard for 20000 dollars and George B Huggard for 6000 dollars against the Waltham Training School for Nurses. Mrs Huggard claims a nurse at the institution gave her carbolic acid by mistake.

Elizabeth Huggard George B. Huggard Waltham Training School For East Cambridge

Reception for Rev F O Hall before departure

The Rev. and Mrs. Frank O Hall were hosted at a vestry reception in North Cambridge on the eve of their move to New York where Dr Hall will serve as pastor of the Church of the Divine Paternity. After seven years in Cambridge he resigned to take the New York post. The couple was greeted by Mr and Mrs Arthur Denison and Mr and Mrs B F Jaynes, with about 600 guests present.

Frank O. Hall Third Universalist Church North Cambridge New York Hall Church of the Divine Paternity Cambridge Halil Arthur Denison B. F. Jaynes

Democratic Citizens Rally Over School Control

Three rallies highlighted opposition to the Public School Association in Boston. William J. Miller, introduced by Dr. John H. Pierce, condemned the P S A for political manipulation and control over school committees, urging voters to oppose its influence and keep schools out of politics.

Democratic Citizens Ward 17 William J. Miller John H. Pierce Miller Public School Association Boston Back Bay Grafton Cushing Groton Pritchett of Technology Pritchett P. Ss. A Prichett

Women Play Whist to Aid Crippled Children at Howe Hall

Charity whist event held in Howe Hall to benefit the New England Peabody Home for Crippled Children. Committee members led by Mrs. Frederick McQuesten assisted. Mrs. J. L. Farrell won first prize, Mrs. H. F. Simmons second. Proceeds support the Women’s Club fair cafe to be staged at Hotel Brunswick December 4–6.

Howe Hall Cosey New Century Women’s Club House New England Peabody Home For Frederick McQuesten W. L. Barnard L. J. Haglow Annie Dunbar H. A Brunswick

Judge Dewey Guest at Hebrew Fair in Carroll Place Synagogue

The Carroll Street synagogue hosts a Hebrew fair to benefit Congregation Sharai Jerusalem. Judge Dewey attends as the special guest, with speeches by Rabb Freederman and Samuel Boropsky. The bazaar spans three floors with about 16 booths for sale. Proceeds support finishing work on the synagogue over a two week run.

Sharai Jerusalem Carroll Place North End Judge Dewey Silverster Rabb Freederman Samuel Boropsky

New Home For Baptist Union in Ford Memorial Plans

The Boston Baptist Social Union held its 381st meeting at Tremont Temple revealing trustees' plans under Daniel Sharp Ford's will. They will transfer real estate valued at $592,800 to fund religious and moral work for Boston workers, build the Ford Memorial on Ashburton place and Bowdoin street, and pursue a suit over light and air rights with Boston University.

Boston Baptist Social Union Tremont Temple Union Daniel Sharp Ford Columbus Avenue Ruggles Street Boston Ruggles,Street Baptist Church Ashburton Place Bowdoin Street Boston University Law School Ford Memorial United States Treasury Department Congress Social Union Boston University Gilbert Hall Henry C. Lynch Ray Greene Huling John Carr Dewitt S. Clark D. D Leo Boone Thomas Everett C. Herrick Hugh A. Heath Nathan E. Wood Jesse L. Thomas Soul Liberty Dewitt Clark Roger Williams

Oppose Subway Bill by Labor and Building Trades Group

A joint committee of the Central Labor Union and Building Trades Council heard reports on subcommittees plans to oppose the subway bill at the coming election. Henry Sterling presided and Joseph Quinn was secretary. Findings claim workers oppose the subway under current terms where organized labor is ignored and capital protected. A further meeting is set for next Monday night at Central Labor Union rooms.

Central Labor Union The Building Trades Council Henry Sterling Typographical Union Joseph Quinn

Dewey Sails West to Command Caribbean Fleet

Admiral Dewey resumed active sea duty aboard the Mayflower to take direct command of the fleet taking part in maneuvers in the Caribbean Sea. His four star pennant flew as Rear Admiral Taylor and Captains Swift Pillsbury among staff accompanied him. departure salute was omitted. The voyage proceeds to Culebra Island off Porto Rico.

Washington Dewey Philippine Caribbean Sea Taylor Bureau of Navigation Swift and Pillsbury Sargent Culebra Island Porto Rico

London Property Sold Auction in Kensington District

London, Dec 1. Eighty two acres of freehold property in Kensington, London, were sold at auction this afternoon for 2,825,000 dollars. The estate includes 1450 residences, shops and hotels with rents from 40 to 8000 dollars per year. Bidding started at 42,300,000 and jumped 50,000 at a time. hammer fell within a quarter hour. Purchaser’s name not disclosed.

London Kensington

Free asthma treatment bluff enticing applicants

Dr Whetzel offers a free trial course of asthma treatment to applicants who describe their case briefly and help humane work by naming two others with asthma. Request booklet of particulars in writing for the free trial. provide address.

Compiled list of 19th century business firms and merchants

The fragment lists numerous firms and merchants including Hobbs and Warren Co, J L Fairbanks Co, Jordan Marsh Co, Thos Groom Co, Hooper Lewis Co, H H Carter Co, M T Bird Co, Be E Clark, Andrew J Lloyd Co, Frost and Adams, Wilson Jewelry Co, Shepard Norwell Co, F W Barry, Beale Co, Houghton and Dutton, E B Horn Co, N G Wood & Cons, Samuel Ward Co, Adams Cushing & Foster, R H White Co, Hill Smith Co, Fred L Butman, W S Greenough Co, W B Clark Co, H A Shepard Co, A Stowell Co, Dame Stoddard Co, A D MacLachlan, R H Stearns Co, T H Ball, D B Fletcher Co, Er A Hammond, Pemberton Law Stationery Co. Continuous list of old firms.

Hobbs & Warren CO J. L. Fairbanks & CO Jordan, Marsh CO Thos. Groom & CO Hooper, Lewis & CO H. H. Carter & CO M. T. Bird & CO BE. E. Clark Andrew J. Lloyd & CO Frost & Adams Wilson Jewelry CO Shepard, Norwell CO F. W. Barry, Beale & CO Houghton & Dutton E. B. Horn CO N. G. Wood & Cons Samuel Ward CO Adams, Cushing & Foster R. H. White CO Hill, Smith & CO Fred L. Butman W. S. Greenough & CO W. B. Clark & CO H. A. Shepard & CO A. Stowell & Co., Inc Dame, Stoddard & CO A. D. Maclachlan R. H. Stearns & CO T. H. Ball D. B. Fletcher & CO A. Hammond Pemberton Law Stationery CO

Castro Ready to Yield in Venezuela Crisis

Berlin dispatch reports talks between Foreign Secretaries von Richthofen and Lord Lansdowne on Venezuela. Britain and Germany seek a joint settlement, while Venezuela under President Castro faces possible ultimatum as German cruisers Amazon Ariadne Niobe prepare for a prolonged voyage to the West Indies.

Berlin von Richthofen Lord Lansdowne Venezuela Castro United States Germany Great Britain Amazon Ariadne Niobe Kiel West Indies

Wesleyan Alumni Dine at 20th Annual Boston Club Dinner

The Boston and Wesleyan University Club held its twentieth annual dinner at the Hotel Westminster with toasts to Wesleyan University and its growth. President B. P. Raymond lauded gifts including 170000 for buildings and highlighted the John Wesley celebration in Middletown next June. Officers were elected: President George A. Rich, vice-president H E Drake, secretary H Loramus Davis, treasurer F I Brown.

Boston &Wesleyan University Club Westminster Forrest E. Barker Association B. P. Raymond Wesleyan University Raymond John Wesley Middletown W. O. Atwater Wesleyan Lindsey A. S. Roe New England New York F. I. Brown

Germany Leads World in Curing Consumption with Koch Inhalation

An advertisement proclaims Prof Koch of Germany and his inhalation therapy as curing consumption. It claims the government funds his work, the vapors deliver antiseptics and tuberculene to lungs, killing germs. It invites Boston doctors to join monthly instruction, offers free consultation, and promises patient case details.

Prof. Koch Germany Boston Boylston Street

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