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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1899

Page

2

Holiday Vote To Favor Workingmen Labor Reform

The Boston Central Labor Union adopted a plan to allow votes on making election day a holiday and to seek constitutional provision for petitioned amendments. Unions elected officers as Barbers Local 182 and Cigarmakers Union 97 reported gains, with lists of officers and finance committees, and delegates to the Central Labor Union.

Boston Central Labor Union State Legislative Committee Legislative Committee Commonwealth Narragansett Beer Freeman Mills Wisconsin City Hall Dan Lynch Painters’ Union 11 Barbers’ Union Eliot Street Patrick Lyden John Hough W. T. Cogswell James J. Burns John Seufert Thomas Cantara A. C. Mendell Harry Wiley C. E. O'Donnell W. P. Hough

Eight Children Taken From Stanner Home At Gallup's Island

Precarious state of Mrs. Sapla Stanner and Mrs. Martha Tucker in Swett Street Hospital. Eight unvaccinated children removed to Gallup's Island for observation as smallpox outbreak spreads from Chelsea origins. Dr. Samuel H. Durgin leads Board of Health, denying any cover up while seeking to identify the outbreak’s source.

Sapla Stanner Martha Tucker East Boston Swett Street Hospital Stanner Gallup’s Island Board of Health Chelsea Samuel H. Durgin Post Dld Boston

Among the Strikers in Roxbury Shoe Plant

The Thomas G. Plant Shoe Company strikers in Roxbury held two Beverly Hall meetings with diverse union reps from Boston. Brewery workers pledged help if wage demands continued. The union voted that no one return to work until terms satisfied and several firms joined the concession list as harmony nears.

Thomas G. Plant Shoe Company Roxbury Beverly Hall Boston Rand Avery Supply Company L. Barta & Co Avery L. Rand Berwick & Smith Norwood George H. Ellis Alfred Mudge & Nmehrinting Company F. FB Baconis

Concert in Paul Revere Hall By Stage Orchestra

A ten piece orchestra conducted by Fred T Strachan will perform in Paul Revere Hall. The program includes featured renditions led by pianist Velente Owen and a chorus of one hundred women, presenting a themed recital.

Paul Revere Mechanice Fred ‘T. Strachan Coe Mare Rch Prasaon Haries Velente Owen One Wwemnnee Eere

Cure A Cold In One Day Advertisement Fragment

A short OCR fragment promotes a remedy for a cold claiming quick relief. It mentions a product in a 25¢ price context and references Grove’s appearance in the text.

Grove

Currency bill vote expected in House as adjournment nears

Washington dispatch reports Republicans poised to pass the currency bill with an estimated thirty five vote majority. Overstreet of Indiana predicts at least eight Democratic votes with about seven defections. Senate plans light daily sessions with reorganized committees and a return to finance committee work in the new year.

Washington Overstreet Indiania Tleasure House Senate Committee On Finance

Make Americans Realize German Reciprocation Demanded

Berlin reports Manager Steller at Cologne Manufacturers' Association meeting urged Germany to present a self confident stance toward the United States. He dismissed an international tariff committee and said Germany should impress American opinion with reciprocal terms and the ability to dispense with US trade if needed. Hamburg securities favor conciliatory steps, cutting duties, easing inspections, yet claim American tariff policy was unfair to Germany.

Berlin Cologne Germany Hamburg

Fire destroys Duluth Boot and Shoe Co factory

Fire completely destroyed the Duluth Boot and Shoe Company plant at 4 this morning. Fireman H. Mervitt was killed by falling walls, while John Twaddle and Captain John Welsh were seriously injured. Loss on stock and building about 130000, insurance 90000.

Duluth Minn H. MerVitt John ‘Twaddle John Welsh

Miss Yocum's Body Found Clarifies Yacht Paul Jones Tragedy

The discovery of Miss Florence Yocum on Timballer Islands, Gulf of Mexico, confirms the loss of the yacht Paul Jones and all aboard in January 1899. The party included Colonel H C Yocum, his daughter Florence, Miss Morence Taggert, Miss Margery Woodland, and three crew. Legal questions arise over survivorship and distribution of property, including two $5000 accident policies. The yacht sailed from New Orleans January 3 for Mobile, never reaching its destination.

ST. Louis Florence Yocum Timballer Islands Gulf of Mexico Paul Jones Yocum H. C. Yocum Florence Morence Taggert Mayor Taggert Indianapolis Margery Woodland Chicago Ter Scanari Blackstone Lawrence Jones Louisville Mr. Jones

Children burned to death in Kentucky house blaze

Three Reynolds children aged 6 3 and 1 perished when a Kentucky house burned after being locked inside by parents who were visiting a neighbor. The couple returned to find the home collapse and the tragedy confirmed.

Nicholasville Samuel Reynolds

Holiday tour to Washington by Royal Blue line

Holiday tour to Washington on December 29 costs 25 dollars and covers all expenses for a week. Stopover privileges and side trips included. Other tours run January through May with itinerary available from A. J. Simmons, N. E. B. A., 211 Washington Street, Boston.

Washington Royal Blue Line A. J. Simmons N. EB. A Washington Street Boston

Bronchial Catarrh Therapy At $2 Monthly Rate

An advertisement outlines bronchial catarrh anatomy from epiglottis to bronchial tubes and lungs. It promotes treatment at $2 a month if applied for before December 24, inviting sufferers to test symptoms such as persistent cough, weight loss, night coughing, chest pain, and breathlessness.

Inverted Tree of Lung Tubes Explains Consumption

A description explains lung airways as upside down tree from windpipe to air cells. It traces disease from nose to throat to bronchial tubes, causing cough, discharge, and eventual collapse of airways leading to consumption, a common fatal lung disease.

Nature

Hart to be honored by Marketmen's Club banquet

The Marketmen's Republican Club plans a Friday night banquet at the Quincy House to celebrate Mayor-elect Hart's victory. Lieutenant-Governor elect John L. Bates Governor Walcott Curtis Guild Jr. and Jesse Gove will speak as the club, which aided the campaign, hosts the event.

Marketmen's Republican Club Quincy House Hart John L. Bates Walcott Curtis Guild, Jr Jesse Gove Marketmen’s Club

What Dr McCoy Said About the Low Fees

Doctor McCoy defends a very low fee as a strike against doodle specialists and to demonstrate the field. He says the rate enables distant patients to receive skilled care by mail at costs equal to or less than patent medicines, with grateful crowds benefiting.

Doctor McCoy

What Dr. Powell Says About the $2 Rate

Dr Powell defends a $2 rate as a special offer to reach patients ignored by ordinary care. He likens the Indifferent and Discouraged to truants and urges daily offers to lure them in for examination and cure, promising health, vigor, and happiness through his methods.

Powell

Salt Lake dynamite plotter dies after suicide attempt

John Smith, yesterday convicted of attempting to dynamite Judge Powers, died today in Salt Lake City after taking morphine with suicidal intent. He had claimed the name Louis James and said he was cousin to Jesse and Frank James, and that he traveled for years with the James brothers.

Salt Lake Utah John Smith O. W. Powers Smith Louis James Jesse Frank James Frank Jesse James

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