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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1900
Page
4
A promotional piece extols Nervura as a cure for common female ailments affecting health and nerves during wifehood and motherhood. It urges women to consult Dr. Greene at 34 Temple Place Boston for free advice, claiming lasting physical and mental well being.
Henry V Neal, a Boston Elevated Railway mechanic living at 1 Homestead Park Roxbury, writes verse and has published several songs. Born in Plymouth England he moved to Boston in 1869 and expects more compositions. His latest piece Beyond the Gates of Paradise has drawn attention and was performed by Gertrude Haynes and a Boston choir.
Eleven Boston delegates will depart for the American Federation of Labor convention in Louisville Kentucky next Thursday. They include John Tobin Michelis Sullivan James Duncan John F O Sullivan Edward Ward Fred Kneeland Dennis Driscoll Frank McCarty Thomas Trace and James Timilty representing unions with tens of thousands of members each. The group plans to urge eight hour labor compliance and to press aldermen to act on the issue.
An advertisement touts Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey as a mild, pure tonic for invalids and sick rooms. It highlights its smooth flavor, aroma, and concentrated purity, urging buyers to seek the signature of Chester H. Graves & Sons on sealed quart bottles to avoid inferior versions. The product is marketed through licensed dealers, druggists, and grocers.
Proceedings in New Bedford show the National Loom Fixers executive committee holding a long session and then adjourning without disclosing their actions.
The Hon. Very Rev W 8 Fremantle dean of Ripon Eng preached at Trinity Church yesterday morning. He delivered Noble lectures of Harvard with Dr Winchester Donald reading. From Ephesians iii 10-11 he urged subordination of progress to Christ's kingdom and called for Christian unity praising other Asiatic religions for their stored books as they become known.
A vivid promotional note extols Scott's emulsion of cod liver oil as highly beneficial and comfortable to take. It invites readers to sample the product, promising no disagreeable taste and comparing health benefit to familiar fabrics, with contact at Scott & Wine in Pearl Street, New York.
D. D. Driscoll secretary of the State Poance or OESS urged the 600 machinists who met at 97 Washington street yesterday to reduce the hours of labor in their trade to eight a day and to build up the Machinists' Union on a solid financial basis.
Delegates of the Central Labor Union endorsed the board of management's pick of Franklin Square for the Franklin Institute. They voted to ask the City Council to approve the site to avoid delays in starting work. Delegate Driscoll, bound for the AFL convention in Louisville, was told to safeguard carpet upholsterers. Engineers at Austin and Pierce farms in Dorchester complain.
In North Brookfield on December 2 Father Berger led two Masses at St Anne s Church with about 220 attendees. The service followed by talk of returning the writ for 10 000 while old and new trustees debate the case which may not reach December court terms. Former St Anne s members attended Father Gobet s 10 30 a m service in the town hall.
The Boston Walters Alliance held an election naming R. D. Flanagan as president and H. A. Mooers as first vice president. Lan dolin Munz became second vice president with Charles Yates as recording secretary and P. B. Barrett as treasurer. J. KE. Laycock is business agent. auditors include J. D. Ryan W. Donnelly H. Di Giuseppe F. C. McDonough D. E. Davis. librarian John H. Clancy. inside guard P. Hally. outside guard John Casey.
The Democratic committee of Ward 2 met at Lyceum Hall East Boston to organize support for James A. Gallivan for street commissioner and John L. Kelly for Alderman. Joseph A. Conry urged a vigorous canvass and rallies in both wards to back the ticket amid party tensions and local issues including dock projects and rail relocations.
Between 2 and 5 pm yesterday a South End lodging house resident, Mrs Sophia F Parker of Ray Street, reported a theft of 38 in bills from a bureau. She suspects a former lodger who left a week ago and still has a key to the house.
The Tremont Theatre presents the second act of Punchinello in a debut performance by E. & Willard. The production features a strolling actor in a booth and includes a reproduction from an unnamed distribution, with male performers and allied notes indicating a staged entertainment tonight.
The page outlines December engagements across Boston venues. Mile. Proto and Mile. Cyarina join Manager Chamberlyn for Miladi and the Musketeer. Boston Museum rehearses Hearts Are Trumps and opens Dec 11. Leo Dietrichstein writes All on Account of Eliza for Louis Mann, with Clara Lipman in support. Miss Priant burlesque and Zaza reappear. various plays and stars are noted for Tremont, Bowdoin, Grand Opera House, and Keith's this week.
The Verdi Orchestra gave its first public rehearsal yesterday afternoon in Deacon Hall directed by Mr John M Flock ton before a large appreciative audience. The orchestra was assisted by Mr Redmond Owens, basso, and Miss Mary Daly, accompanist.
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