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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1902

Page

5

Littlefield Trust Bill Favored Report in House

Washington December 5 The House judiciary sub committee reported favorably on Mr Littlefields publicity for trusts bill with amendments. It imposes annual returns to the Interstate Commerce Commission detailing organization, capital, assets, earnings and taxes for interstate or foreign concerns and allows sworn questions under oath. Exemptions include small concerns with capital under five thousand dollars.

Washington House Judiciary Committee Littlefield Jenkins Maine Overstreet Indiana Powers Massachusetts DeArmond Missouri Clayton Alabama Inter State Commerce Commission Interstate Commerce Commission United States District Court

House approves gifts from foreign governments to officials

Washington December 5 The House passed a private calendar bill authorizing certain officials and appointees to accept presents and decorations from foreign governments. Names listed include Captain B H McCalla Dr Eugene Wasdin Dr H B Geddings Henry E Alford W A Taylor H W Wiley M A Cameron John I Shulte John A Okerman Casper Crowninshield Miss Anna Tolman Smith and Lt Col F H Phipps.

Washington House B. H. McCalla Eugene Wasdin H. B. Geddings Henry E. Alford W. A. Taylor H. W. Wiley M. A. Cameron John I. Shulte Department of Agriculture

New York Issues Warning on Foot and Mouth Disease

State Superintendent Charles A. Well ing notified railroads to disinfect all cars that carried animals since August 1. An outbreak of foot and mouth disease reported among animals in New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut prompts the order. Forty inspectors will be stationed at state borders to enforce compliance.

Albany N. Y Charles A. Welling New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut

Movements of the Enemy Squadron Reported from Port of Spain

United States Consul in Port of Spain cables the State Department with details of a supposed foreign fleet heading toward the United States through the Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico. The squadron left Port of Spain via the Bocas Grande, steering eastward with ships fueled and stocked. The commander asked about Bermuda’s health, a possible ruse to mask its true destination. Navy will be informed.

Washington Caribbean United States Smith Port of Spain State Department Gulf of Mexico Spain Bocas Grande Bermuda Navy Department Higginson

Hypnotist Aids Trance Girl in Gloucester Case

In Gloucester on December 5 a hypnotist is aiding 11 year old Gladys B McLean who has been in a trance two weeks. Professor Lawson Herrmann found ether debility and worked nearly two hours to restore nourishment and relieve agony. He plans another attempt Sunday to arouse the patient.

Gloucester Gladys B. McLean Miss McLean Lawson Herrmann Herrmann

Baldwin Answers Slattery in Ward 15 Rally

Ex Senator John P. Baldwin the Democratic nominee for Alderman in Wards 14 and 15 faced attacks from Alderman Slattery at a Ward 15 rally in the District Court room. Speakers voiced strong support for Baldwin and urged his election while denouncing Slattery for party, license, and caucus conduct. Tonight a second Baldwin rally is planned at Gray's Hall.

John PD. Baldwin Alderman Slattery Baldwin District Court Room M. J. Sullivan Mei Isaacs ID. W. Creed Creed J. J. Collins Reuben Rush M. J. Reidy J. F. O’hare M. F. Curran Ward 14 Timothy Sullivan J. J. Daly T. F. Fitzgerald John Cannon Slattery Meiisaacs MeIsaaecs McIsaacs Carney Hospital O’hare P. S. A. School Committee Sullivan John H. Duane Gray’s Hall

Discovery of Coffee Exposes Its Nerve Dangers and Postum Benefit

A historical account traces coffee from its sixth century Arabian discovery to European spread, detailing its stimulant effects and nerve strain. It notes symptoms from prolonged use and cites a Sebastopol woman praising Postum Food Coffee for calming nerves, aiding digestion, and improving sleep, per Postum Co. claims.

France Sebastopol Cal Pdstum Co Battle Creek Mich

Rally in Courthouse Ward 15 for Alderman Slattery

A rally will be held tonight in the courthouse Ward 15 in support of Alder man Charles H Slattery. Speakers include ex-Alderman Thomas W Flood Martin T Egan Councilman William E Hickey George E McNeill Representative Edward L Logan Councilman Patrick J Shiels ex-Councilman James F Mulcahy ex-Representative John J Toomey John White Jr John L Turner Building Trades Council secretary Walter H Keenan and Alderman Slattery. John J Ahearn Esq will preside.

Charles H. Slattery Thomas W. Flood Martin T. Egan William E.hickey George E. McNeill Edward L. Logan Patrick J. Shiels James F. Mulcahy John J. Toomey John White, Jr John L. Turner Building Trades Council Walter H. Keenan John J. Ahearn

Entertainment and Smoke Talk in Ward 10

A large audience at the Democratic headquarters on Pleasant Street enjoyed a program of music and comedy supervised by Henry F. Montague. Performers included Danny Hayman, Frank Webber, Frank P. Paten, Selig brothers, and others. John J. Flanagan spoke on Democratic duties to candidates. Refreshments followed.

Ward 10 Pleasant ‘Street Henry F. Montague Danny Hayman Frank Webber Frank P. Paten John E. Fleming Selig Brothers Charley Cohen Max Greenbaum Benny Bland John F. Montague Frank McKervey Leslie Kemmett Harry Bixby Patrick F. Connolly Dock Ryan George H. McCarthy John J. Flanagan

Defies Love Ultimatum in Divorce Bid at Mount Vernon

Inventor Peter Spies returns from England to Mount Vernon to demand his wife Marguerita accept him as husband by noon tomorrow or face divorce and custody action for their eight children. Spies accuses boarder Peter Miller of larceny over clothes dispute. Marguerita denies theft and says she will seek separation but not remarriage. She found Spies with love letters from Emily Buckey in Liverpool and his picture in his watch, chilling their marriage.

MT. Vernon Peter Spies Marguerita Katherina Spies England Peter Miller Miller Emily Buckey Great George Square Liverpool

Neglected Colds in Children Prompts Peruna Advertising

A long promotional piece warns that neglected colds in children lead to capillary bronchitis, rheumatism, and other maladies. It extols Peruna as the household safeguard, urging immediate use and keeping it on hand. Several testimonials from families in Chicago and other cities claim cures and health improvements after Peruna treatment, with a closing invitation to write for free advice from Dr. Hartman.

Coburn & Co Assigns With Large City Projects At Stake

F G Coburn and Co one of Boston's large contracting firms has made an assignment with liabilities around 150000 and assets about 62000. Half the debts are to Central National Bank and the rest to 71 creditors including Boston traders. The move may delay city projects including two hospitals a Cambridge schoolhouse and Charlestown navy yard shops. Efforts seek to have creditors permit continued completion of these jobs.

F G. Coburn & Co Central National Bank Boston Coburn & Co

Ladies Auxiliary Ball Honors A O H Division 72

The Ladies Auxiliary No 29 affiliated with Division 72 A O H held its third ball at Paine Memorial Hall last night a concert ran from 8 to 9 with Brothers Cooney and Cotter of Division 72 receiving badges the emblems of the order. The grand march began at 9 30 led by President Ellen Toomey and Mr Patrick Cooney. Supper was served at midnight and dancing continued until 2 am.

Ladies’ Auxiliary Division 72 Paine Memorial Hall Brothers Cooney and Cotter Ellen Toomey Patrick Cooney

Free Asthma Treatment Offered by Dr Whetzel

Dr Whetzel offers a free trial course of asthma treatment to applicants who provide a brief case description and help by naming two other asthma sufferers. Request the booklet of particulars in writing for the free trial and send your name to the specified address.

Gift to Elwyn G Preston by Boston Chamber Directors

The Boston Chamber of Commerce surprised secretary Elwyn G. Preston with a gold watch chain and seal in a noon presentation led by President Lincoln and Vice-President Leonard. Preston, born 1866 in Burlingame Kansas, rose from Nashua railroad clerk to chamber secretary in 1892 and has shaped its public service approach. He chairs the Woburn Board of Public Works, serves as water commissioner, and was recently nominated for mayor on the Citizens' ticket.

Boston Chamber of Commerce Elwyn G. Preston Chamber Lincoln George H. Leonard Preston William H. Lincoln Leroy S. Brown Daniel D. Morss Amos S. Crane John F. Crocker Edward C. Paull Howard P. Harris Daniel H. Ranlet Wallace L. Pierce Frank R. Shepard Charles A. Rand Charles P. Washburn Robert E. Burnett Jerome Jones Herbert B. Griffin Edward Kemble Burlingame Kan Nashua N. H. Elwyn Boston & Lowell Railroad Acton & Boston Boston & Lowell Board of Public Works Woburn Citizens

Skeleton found on Ulster farm linked to missing son

Mrs Thaddeus Haight unearthed a human skeleton while ploughing three miles from Milton on the Hudson. Believed to be Thaddeus Haight Jr who vanished eight years ago after taking over $200 to settle debts. He is presumed murdered and buried. Ulster County district attorney to investigate.

Poughkeepsie N. Y Thaddeus Haight Milton-on-the-Hudson Haight Ulster County

London druggist notes orangeine rush shipment

The prominent London druggist Mr J Colman Nicoresti reports urgent dispatch of Orangeine with the last box sold and a rush shipment noted indicating high demand and swift delivery requirements.

London J. Colman Nicoresti

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