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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1898
Page
2
A historical medical discussion outlines three forms of consumption, from the throat to bronchial spread, pleural inflammation, and tubercular grafting. It links the Alimyr and Vibrous treatments to curable forms, notes incurable stages, and lists common patient complaints during advanced illness.
An advertisement promises one month free medicine and treatment for all patients beginning or renewing care before January 1 at the offices of Doctors McCoy and Powell in the Jefferson Building Boston located at 564 Washington Street opposite Adams House. The offer requires no payment or charges of any kind.
John J. Scully, 26, of 10 Pembroke Street, surrendered with bail at police headquarters on a warrant accusing him of stealing a coupe, three carriages, a harness, and pole straps valued at 300 dollars from Lewis Kabelon. He says he formed a stable partnership with Flabelon at Currai's stable, then withdrew with his own property. The case will be heard in Municipal Court this morning.
Washington Dec 2 Captain Glass one of Dewey's Manila Bay commanders will be relieved from the Charlestown and brought home on waiting orders at his own request Captain Whiting now in command of the Monadnock at Manila will take over the Charlestown Whiting's successor aboard the Monadnock has not yet been chosen.
The first in a series of meetings under the Sons of the American Revolution was held at Youngs Hotel last night with Rev. te. Gk. Porter delivering a lecture on Pipe ai el Peres's Account of Things in Boston at the opening of the Revolution.
New York December 2. Mrs Fayne Strahan Moore known as Pet sits in Recorder Goft s court as evidence unfolds in a sensational case her powerful eyes feared to sway a male jury. A crowd and guards surround the scene while the judge adjourns and observers ponder the influence of her gaze on justice. W Hills of Thirty fourth street introduces himself as a Cuban broker in Wall Street amid the curious gathering.
S Loewe, J Crosley, and J Dunn of Vickers Sons and Maxim arrived in Washington after inspecting major U S shipbuilding and ordnance plants. They aim to assess contracts and potential branches in the United States while stating their business is separate from government activity.
In Boston a woman named Mrs. Moore draws male attention with blue eyes and gleaming diamonds. The trial reveals her charm over men including Martin Mahon, Rayne Strahan Moore, and others, while observers debate whether her lookors lack deeper substance. Her husband sits nearby, eyes cold, as witnesses recount alleged affairs and power over those around her.
The Circuit Court today filed libel actions by ticket brokers led by Tike ro ker Fred Mangel Simson Steiner and Max Schunec against John ., f.ce A M Compton and Lafayette M Williams of the Merchants' Association The plaintiffs seek damages of 500.00 each The case marks a new stage in a dispute with railroads over alleged illegal ticket scalping practices The plaintiffs rely on an open letter from the central anti scalpers committee dated November 23 asserting counterfeit tickets forged signatures and theft of mileage books and urging action against scalpers. continuous war on what they call illegal railroad methods is underway.
A Monday rally in Somerville supports Aly Lyons and the Municipal League slate for Common Council and Board seats. Speakers include Mr. Lyons, prominent local business figures, and allies urging good government and district progress at the Fiske Avenue and Lowell Street corner.
Washington Dec 2 President Iglesias of Costa Rica cannot carry out his plan to sail aboard a French liner tomorrow and will remain in the United States for another week. He will spend most of the time after Sunday in New York.
Members expressed satisfaction with their observations but declined to speculate on future negotiations, offering no details on possible outcomes.
Next Sunday evening at the Grand Opera House Miss Molly Driscoll, Cork born Irish singer now in Boston, will debut before a large audience. She has performed across Britain and Ireland, sung at the 90th celebrations, and earned high testimonials from Dublin, Limerick and Cork mayors. Driscoll’s repertoire includes 9 old songs that stir patriotism. Dr. Brady will address People's Temple tomorrow on PD 0 Gatchell. Rev Stanley L Krebs of Reading, a Prohibition candidate, failed to win after 4500 pledges vs tai votes.
Jerome Lacey Benzing reports personal relief from chronic indigestion after switching from coffee to Postum Food Coffee. He cites three weeks to health, taste preference for Postum, and notes other friends cured by abandoning coffee.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA Dec 2 The reformed Supreme Court opened with Chief Justice Hecheverria and associates. General Wood and aides visited, robes worn, and Wood opened proceedings delivering the court to the chief justice with demand for obedience. Chief Justice Echeverria accepted offices and pledged equal justice. The ceremony ended with handshakes as legal figures saluted. Colonel Valiente named gendarmerie chief, lauded for ending the insurrection and cooperating with U.S. authorities.
Vienna marks the jubilee with cannon salutes and a grand reveille. Amnesty granted in Hungary and many decorations gazetted. Archbishops and diplomats attend services. US embassy members join a Te Deum at St Hedwig's Church in Berlin and later reception at the Austro Hungarian embassy.
Berlin reports sympathy from Kaiser and German federated governments for Emperor Francis Joseph on his jubilee. Press notes Austrian premier Thun-Hohenstein speech but remains skeptical of its impact on the tripartite alliance. Washington holds a fiftieth anniversary service at St Matthew's Church under Austrian legation auspices with President McKinley and Secretary Hay attending.
Tinmoreh o Ale Carthy, chairman, states the Ward ly Democratic committee has not met since November and did not endorse Daniel C Casey. He describes the interview with Fitzgerald as misrepresented and explains Casey sought a regular nomination by pressing Brick to withdraw, which Fitzgerald refused.
A fragmented narrative contrasts a quiet post office clerk with the strangers who trust him to handle their money and mail. It praises government stamps on whiskey bottles as protection against adulteration and highlights concerns about doctored blends and health dangers from impure distilling.
Bright December sun and travel improvements boosted attendance at the Mechanics' Fair, with about 15 000 people enjoying exhibits, Paul Revere Theatre shows, Japanese acrobats, and housekeepers conference talks. Highlights included a chocolate tasting demonstration, lectures on labor saving devices, and billiard and pool displays on electric tables.
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