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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1902

Page

5

Economists Debate Ground Rent At Single Tax League Dinner

The Massachusetts Single Tax League hosted a dinner at Copley Square where economists from Williams College Boston University Bowdoin College Wesleyan Harvard and others discussed ground rent its nature causes and how it differs from capital and interest. Speakers Bullock Callender Mixter and Carver presented classical and contemporary views while a letter from Charles Francis Adams urged reform through education of future generations.

Massachusetts Single Tax League Copley Square Charles J. Bullock Williams Bullock F. S. Baldwin Boston University W. M. Burke Albion College G. S. Callender Bowdoin College Willard C. Fisher Wesleyan University Single Tax League Summer Street G. 8. Callender New York Chicago Boston C. W. Mixter Harvard University Carl C. Plehn University of California United States Plehn F. Spencer Tialdwin Carver Dr. Mixter Charles Francis Adams Gladstone Great Britain Henry Lefavour Simmons College William EB. Warren F. 8. Baldwin William M. Burke Albion, Mich Williams College T. N. Carver Harvard C. F Mixter Mixter Carl C. Pless Borden P. Bowne A. E. Burton Massachusetts Institute Technology Judson B. Coit E. Dana Durand Davis R. Dewey H. §. Gardner Brown University George H.haynes Worcester Polytegiate Ditectare Brother James Manhattan College Freeman W. Josselyn H. A. Miller Fisk University Allyn L. Merrill M. W. Sprague A. M. Soule Mt. Holyoke College South Hadley Mass N. W. Tyler S. H. Woodbridge William A. Alexander Ayres John Brainerd James F. Bliss John Balph Blood W. E. Butler Philip Cabot Jady B. H. Clement Edward H. Chandler Charles M. Cox James L. Cowles A. E. Dunning A. C. Dowse A. W. Elson George H. Fall Alfred S. Hayes Charles B. Hunting F. L. Howard Professor J. Skinner Richard M. Hurd Frank R. Hall Edward M. Hartwell John Koren William EB. Murdock A. A. Merrill George F. Mosher George A. Mehaffey Samuel A. Merrill James B. Niver Z. W. Pease Johns. Packard A. I. Putnam Theodore H. Piser Robert Treat Paine Josiah Quincy Charles S. Skinner Charles W. Skinner W. L. Sayer Vernon B. Swett Arthur W. Tarbell Sturigs H. Thorndike Georges M.whitaker Albert C. Warren Horace G. Wadlin George F. Washburn C. A. Watts

Stormy Seas and Busy Port at South Boston

The British steamer King Gruffydd with 7977 bales of sisal grass from Progreso, Mexico, docked at Pier 4 after a three day delay due to extreme weather. A large fishing fleet delivered 271,800 pounds of fresh fish, while multiple vessels from schooners to steamers loaded cargoes and faced late arrivals from Europe.

Smith King Gruffydd Progreso Mex Henry W. Peabody & Co New England Boston Metamora Ella M. Doughty Pythian Angie V. Watson Rose Standish Flirt Matchless Rienzi Helen F. Knowlton Massasoit Samoset Helen B. Thomas John M. Keen Agnes V. Gleason Emma W. Brown Dorothy Vera Manomet Charlies W. Parker Allen H. Jones Elsie F. Rowe Mary T. Fallon Minerva James G. Blaine Latona Sylvia M. Nunan Evylin L. Smith Clara R. Harwood Haddock Hake Pollock Marienfels Tegge Calcutta Eastern Railroad Souris Helena Maud Mindora Crapaud Meteor Alberton Milo Charlottetown Ella L. Maxner Kennebec Washington Pacific Coast South Boston Union Wharf Maine Merion Dominion Line Thompson Hoosac Tunnel Charlestown Liverpool Queenstown Cunarder Altonia White Star Teutonic J. McDonald Arthur Traynor Iowa Richard Grenville Malom Sweden A. Fred Brown Patrick J. O'Toole Plymouth Mystic Pier South America Matilda D. Borda Philadelphia Landsmam

Shipping News Miniatured Almanac

Sun rises at 7 01 a m and sets at 4 12 p m with day length nine hours eleven minutes Moon sets at 12 26 a m High water at 5 45 a m and 6 p m Arrived steamers Michigan Bynon Tiverooo Eng to Warren Co Marienfels Tegge Calcutta 41 days passage Louisburg Gould with coal via Orchard Merion Thompson Liverpool via Queenstown 28th with merchandise 15 saloon and 184 steerage passengers to Richards Mills Co King pottyde Smith Progreso Mexico Admiral Parraut Hopkins Port Morant Jam schooners H A Holder

Michigan Bynon Tiverooo Eng Warren , Co Marienfels Ger Tegge Calcutta Louisburg Gould C. B Orchard Merion Thompson Liverpool Queenstown Richards, Mills & Co King Pottyde

Fels-Naptha Soap Promises Easier Washing

An old advertisement extols Fels-Naptha soap as a powerful stain remover that hunts out dirt and leaves clothes whiter and sweeter. It claims less wear and effort and that hot water is not required for cleaning.

Janes Mays Wedding Ends Breach of Promise Suit

In New York on December 4 1902 Marion S May wed Herbert Janes after an out of court settlement of her breach of promise suit seeking 25000 dollars. Family opposition and earlier claims of scandal surrounded the marriage.

Herbert Janes Marion S. May New York Marions. May New York Herald

Maritime Shipping List Includes Vessels and Passengers for North Atlantic Routes

A historical steamship and sailing list shows vessels sailing or cargo movements with numerous passenger names and origins across North American ports from Maine to New Brunswick. Entries include Branded and local ships like Catawissa, Jennie Hall, Riviera, and Iowa bound for Liverpool and various harbors, along with passenger names tied to Rockland Bangor Calais and Saint John areas.

Mrs Molineux Puzzle Puts Sioux Falls Neighbors to Test

In Sioux Falls South Dakota Mrs Blanche Molineux notes two neighbors both tied to two marriages each with children by former spouses. When the third marriage occurs she wonders what family ties will emerge among the children. She jokes with her maid offering gloves for a correct relation.

Sioux Falls Blanche Molineux South Dakota

Port and Bast Tall Ship Mentions in Historic List

A compact extract listing ships and names includes Portland Bast H F Dimock of New York, Micmac of Br, eton NM, Sy schooners Margaret May Riley Br, Bridewater NS, Josephine Ellicott Charleston C, Prescott Palmer Baltimore, Samuel S Thorp coal port, and below schooners Annie Reuben and Mary Augusta.

Portland Bast H. F. Dimock New York Micmac Eton Margaret May Riley Bridewater N. S Josephine Ellicott Charleston Prescott Palmer Baltimore Samuel S. Thorp Annie Reuben Mary Augusta

Imperial Extra Dry Champagne Endorsed By Medical Fraternity

A curious claim circulates that Cook's Imperial Extra Dry Champagne is endorsed by a medical fraternity because it aids digestion. The assertion lacks documented evidence and appears more promotional than medical.

Cured by Dr Kennedy Remedy Mrs Dane praises cure

Mrs Jane S Dane of Northfield Vermont reports five years of kidney disease and rheumatism vanish after using Dr David Kennedy s Favorite Remedy She claims no other medicine equals it and that sample bottles are mailed for trial The advertisement also promotes Salt Rheum Cream for skin diseases and old sores with a 600 price reference.

Jane S. Dane Northfield David Kennedy Dr. David Kennedy Corporation Rondout, W. Y

Let Us Send You Our Medicines Free Solvent Found

A concise medical brief notes a solvent discovery claimed to enable free medicine delivery. The fragment mentions medicines, kidney disease prevalence, and a promised free offer, but lacks concrete dates, sources, or verifiable details. Further readable context is needed to identify organizations or individuals involved.

Kidney Disease Alarm and Common Yet Often Missed

The piece warns that kidney trouble is the most common disease, often undetected by patients and doctors, harming the liver and bladder as it progresses from early to advanced stages. It lists symptoms including swelling, back pain, headaches, fatigue, joint pain, breathlessness, sleep disturbances, and mood changes.

Uric Acid Poison Symptom Checklist in Kidney Trouble

Poor kidney function allows uric acid buildup and symptoms include back pain and kidney pain after urination, brick dust sediment in urine, dark color or scarring, albumen mucus in urine, pale sugary urine discharge, burning during urination, scant urine and pain to hold, and pale waxy face under the eyes. This archival snippet lists common signs for uric acid poisoning and kidney distress.

Kidney Troubles and Hidden Dangers Warning Card

A health notice warns that many diseases originate from kidney trouble and urges screening for symptoms. It explains dropsy rheumatism and impure blood may stem from congested kidneys, stresses neglect's dangers, and suggests a 24 hour urine test to detect deposits, urging awareness of signs like weakness skin changes and fatigue.

Two Medicines Free From Smiths Co A Boston Cure

Smiths Buchy Lithia Kidney Pills offer a free sample and a thirty two page book by mail. Also a free Pineapple and Butler nut Pills trial with full directions to treat stomach liver and digestive disorders. Pills sold widely in 100 pill packages for 25 cents. Address 125 Summer St Boston. A cure at the People s Price.

F. Smith Co Summer St Boston Smith

Time saver for health and minor ills

A brief note describes avoiding unnecessary pain and sickness by preventing small illnesses from becoming serious, emphasizing proactive care and early prevention.

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