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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1901
Page
2
Impairment of hearing robs life and safety, with head noises and partial deafness often caused by middle ear catarrh. The article promotes Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a constitutional cure, citing anecdotes and urging purchase at 50 cents a box and requesting a free book from I A Stuart Co. Marshall Michigan.
Newport News Va preparations for the Missouri launching Saturday include opening the yard to the public and inviting a large Missouri delegation. Miss Marion Cockrell daughter of Senator Cockrell will christen the ship with Governor Tyler and staff present as the governor's final official act before January. The ceremony is slated for about 11 o clock with other dignitaries in attendance.
New York reports say Armenians in the city have received letters detailing widespread agitation over the abduction of missionary Miss Illen M. Stone and her companion Mme Tsilka. Christians across Armenia and the Turkish empire attend daily prayer services since September, with special services held in Heyrout and all Oriental churches as part of a coordinated plan to seek their deliverance.
The snake charmer known as Princess Braniden was bitten by a moccasin at the Bostock animal arena Tuesday afternoon and lies in a precarious state at St Elizabeth Hospital. Dr S H Ayer reports doubtful chances of recovery, noting swelling fever and the need for morphine and heart stimulants as the poison acts through the blood. A secret treatment is used to expel poison. danger may persist for weeks, with outcome depending on her strength to withstand attacks.
The first annual ball of Unity Lodge No 44 Knights of Pythias was held last evening in Odd Fellows Hall. About 600 members and guests attended with representatives from every city lodge. A Harriman grand chancellor of Massachusetts spoke briefly. The grand march was led by David Goldwasser and Ida Fingolt, with Goldwasser as chief marshal and Samuel B Rachkeowsky as floor director.
An old advertisement claims headache fatigue and nervousness vanish with a timely dose of Orangeine powder. It markets swift, reliable relief from common ailments and positions the product as a wartime era health aid.
Courageous five Edison workers rescued David St Germain, 20, of Oxford, from drowning at the harbor after he fell from a pier while visiting. Daniel Higgins alerted colleagues Francis McNulty, Harry Johnson, Daniel ONeill and Louis Parker to summon a boat and pull him from the water. He was revived at the works basement and later stayed at Station 2 for the night.
Horace P. Van Den Berg, a lawyer with Buffalo and New York political ties, was arrested in New York on a capias from the Essex County Superior Criminal Court for perjury tied to a Gloucester mortgage sale. He vanished before sentencing after being found guilty following a lengthy trial involving a $6000 note and a disputed foreclosure sale.
The first volume of the complete census report on population will be issued on Dec 31. The work has been completed in three years, 18 months after start. Clerks worked day and night, averaging 60 until recently, with about 2000 engaged now. Director Merriam estimates a permanent force of about 800, and Roosevelt endorses the plan. It would take two years to prepare for the census of the Philippines and Porto Rico.
In Fall River the body of Rev. Owen Kiernan pastor of Immaculate Conception Church was moved from the rectory to the church with the Litany for the Dead. Six parish members served as bearers and the body lies in state under parish guard until funeral services tomorrow morning.
Edward T. Bradford a mining engineer from Denver died last night after news that a million dollars would be paid him for a smelter patent. Doctors say excitement over his success caused the fatal collapse.
Sioux Falls South Dakota February 18 1901 a man describes thirty two years of constant pro truding piles forcing him to abandon his trade He credits Pyramid Pile Cure with complete relief after using one box He notes the product is sold by all druggists for 50 cents and offers free literature from Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Michigan
New York December 2 The formal opening of Clarence Mackay's palatial Roslyn estate is marked by a Christmas house warming. The mansion of white marble and onyx features Grecian styling with Louis XVI furnishings and antique bric a brac. Guests arrive by special train as strict formality governs the event in an exclusive Meadow Brook and New York gathering.
Early morning raid in North Abington leads to the arrest of thirteen suspects for gambling devices. Officer Gregg reportedly took poison after the raid and was treated. condition listed as not yet out of danger. Bail posted for the arrestees, who face court.
Civil War veteran Captain H Wood, postmaster at Orleans, tendered resignation on Christmas Day due to his intent to retire from postal duties. Local officials acknowledge the move and praise his service.
Congressman William Greene announced a careful selection process for the office recently vacated. After weighing numerous applications he recommended Simon L. Smith, a Civil War veteran who served in the Forty-third Massachusetts Volunteers.
A misfired phrase warns the reader that kidneys once called reins are central to health risk. The text uses original imagery to frame a caution about neglecting bodily function and potential consequences. It reads like a poetic caution tied to ancient terms.
Washington dispatch reports Italy urging extension of federal statutes to protect foreigners, seeking a federal remedy for lynching cases in U S states. Italian officials emphasize treaty rights, oppose cash indemnity, and offer mediation for victims’ families and authorities.
The Daily News reports a rumor that the government plans an Irish land bill offering tenant purchase at 17 and landlord sale at 20 years' purchase. The state would cover the three years' difference.
London dispatch reports the coronation ceremonies will include a naval review at Spithead on an unprecedented scale with foreign warships invited.
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