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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1902
Page
9
It claims Blood Wine prevents colds and winter illnesses by boosting blood activity and strengthening organs. The ad asserts quick relief for lung soreness, croup, rheumatism, fatigue, and general weakness, with a bottle priced at fifty cents.
A Terre Haute attorney, A. J. Kelly, endorses Blood Wine after suffering grip and rheumatism. He reports taking three bottles cured his cough and rheumatic illness, claiming it worked where other remedies failed and calling Blood Wine the best medicine he has seen.
Lawyers for mine workers pressed witnesses before the strike arbitration commission in Scranton to document alleged blacklisting by coal companies. Witnesses testified they were rehired before the strike but refused after, with two blinded and injured miners cited as hazards. Commissioner Parker and Wayne MacVeagh left for New York, amid talks on possible settlement efforts and the commission’s work continuing tomorrow.
In a marathon cross examination at the Blondin murder trial Mrs. Hennigan of Cambridge testifies about Blondin’s room, the trunks, and his Canada plan. Morrison presses for admissions while Parker and Braley rule on objections as details of the days around April 27 unfold.
Worcester December 6 George D Morse manager of the Worcester Basket Ball Association petitions the Superior Court for an injunction restraining Henry Martens from playing for any team not owned by the association during the 1902 03 season.
William H. Nelson of 208 Princeton street East Boston born December 10 1881 is approved to vote at the December 9 election. The board cites Bardwell vs Purrington 107 Massachusetts 425 noting he is 21 on December 9 1902 and thus qualified. The ruling relies on the earliest moment of his 21st birthday.
A nostalgic note touts Fels-Naptha soap as changing wash-day routines. It urges readers to follow wrapper directions and promises astonishment at the washing results.
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