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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1901

Page

4

Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Endorsements Spread Relief

A flood of testimonials from American families and individuals praise Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe remedy for indigestion. Users report regained appetite, improved flesh and color, and relief from dizziness, heart distress, and stomach trouble after regular use. The ads note the product costs 50 cents a box and offer a free dyspepsia booklet from the F A Stuart Co.

Erie County N. Y Stuart Stuart's W. T. Dethlope Henry Karis N.Y J. R. Hoag Wymore Nebraska Lydia Bartram Assyria Mich FE. R. Page Ira Knowlton Butte Montana Pittsburg E. H. Davis Hampton F. A. Stuart Co Marshall, Mich

How the Candidates Stand on Referendum

The Public Franchise League questioned candidates on preferred franchise charges by public service firms, a people petitioned referendum on franchise use, and whether the city or a private firm should own a proposed Washington street subway. The article lists aldermanic and council candidates with affirmative or negative stances, noting many replies favored the league, while several declined to answer.

Public Franchise League Washington Street House Senate Hart Collins Common Council Board of Aldermen John L. Kelley John F. Bens Jose M. Aguayo William Wright J. S. Patton George H. Tinkham Marks Berwin James H. Doyle Herman Hormel Bane Henry B. Lovering William W. Davis Timothy S. McCarthy

Irish Envoys Redmond McHugh O'Donnell Arrive in Providence

Irish envoys John Redmond Patrick McHugh and Thomas O'Donnell with a Boston delegation reach Providence at Union Station and head to Narragansett Hotel. They address 3000 at Infantry Hall with Spooner presiding. Local Irish Americans form a United Irish League chapter to aid Ireland's freedom before Thursday departure.

MNCE R. I John E. Redmond Patrick McHugh Thomas O'Donnell Boston Union Station Narragansett Hotel Infantry Hall Spooner Redmond Ireland United Irish League Europe

Protests Against British War Methods Draw Big Chicago Crowd

Chicago December meeting of the American Transvaal League urged peace in the South African War. W Bourke Cochran led speeches praising Boer resistance and urging President Roosevelt to act. Resolutions called for a committee to present sentiments to the President and to end barbarities like concentration camps. A letter from Carl Schurz expressed pro Boer sympathy and anti British sentiment.

Chicago American Transvaal League W. Bourke Cochran Cochran Pretoria Lord Salisbury Great Britain South Africa Canada Union Transvaal England United States Theodore Roosevelt American Congress Roosevelt Carl Schurz Cuba Republic

Street Corner Sign Proposal by Alfred C Liebler

Alfred C Liebler of New York submits a design suggestion for street signs. Enamel on iron or cast and raised steel or iron letters should be sunk into curbstone to avoid traffic. Letters should be white and four to six inches high, with raised letters aiding blind pedestrians.

Alfred C. Liebler New York

Building trades may join G LU amalgamation considered

Building Trades Council discussed amalgamation with the Boston Central Labor Union. A report urged the Central Union Labor to accept propositions to proceed. Local bodies will vote by referendum on affiliating with the National Building Trades Council. International Tobacco Workers' Union praised the council for union shop tobacco. Freestone Cutters' Union delegates attended.

Boston Central Labor Union Building Trades Council Central Labor Union Central Union Labor National Building Trades Council International Tobacco Workers’ Union Express Freestone Cutters’ Union

Candidates Endorse Union Label On Textbooks

A group of candidates including Patrick Mahoney Thomas J Kenney Martha Moore Avery M J Konikow Jr Daniel Sullivan Mrs H Merrifield Mark B Mulvey and John C Brett declared support for the union label on all textbooks. Others such as Russell B Miller and Robert Treat Paine Jr favored the label if it does not hinder obtaining the best texts. Emily P Howard stated she does not wish to make a pre election pledge.

Patrick Mahoney Thomas J. Kenney Martha Moore Avery M. J. Konikow, Jr Daniel Sullivan Mrs H. Merrifield Mark B. Mulvey John C. Brett Russell B. Miller Robert Treat Paine, Jr Mra Emily P. Howard

Knock the Sinners Silly Exhorters Stir Chicago Church

Remarkable scenes at the Chicago exhorters meeting in Park Street Church last night. Ministers leaped chairs waved handkerchiefs and shouted in wild enthusiasm as Seth Reice led a powerful pulpit sermon from Acts 11 12. The crowd swayed with fervor while other exhorters shouted and joined in a chaotic display. A drowned Cambridge youth Hector Thuette 20 was identified by his brother as the missing victim from Spy Pond Arlington.

Chicago Park Street Seth Reice Mr. Reice Boston John Endicott John Wesley Spy Pond Arlington Hector Thuette Columbia Street Cambridge

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