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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1901
Page
2
An advertorial piece argues that hearing loss and constant head noises stem from ear and throat catarrh. It promotes Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a cure, asserting they restore hearing by curing catarrh of the Eustachian tubes and head noises, with testimonials and a call to order from Marshall, Michigan.
Vienna December 27 report says Emperor Franz Joseph ordered the expulsion from Austria of the principals in the baccarat case of December 21 at the Vienna Hockey Club. Count Potocki lost 300000 dollars and Counts John and Joseph Potocki have retired to Russia.
The schooner Margaret Mather, sailing from Boston to St. Pierre, struck wreckage about 160 miles from Cape Ann Monday night and reached Yarmouth for repairs today after springing a leak. It was recently purchased by St. Pierre interests.
Historic Faneuil Hall hosted a Merrimac Street Mission Christmas festival and an Italian club event featuring 25 Italian children singing both American and Italian airs. Garibaldi tribute, Santa Claus song, and a “Golden Bird Cage” comedy highlighted the program, with Mrs. Julia Ward Howe extending Italian greetings.
Miss Florence Dobson of West Somerville is seriously ill at 389 Irving Street after shooting her father in their home Wednesday. Released from jail she returned home, was taken ill, and attended by Dr Walsh of North Cambridge. Neighbors express sympathy as Dr Miles defers to no opinion on the case.
New Haven Conn December 27 A reporter asked Yale University President Hadley about a reported Carnegie gift of one million dollars His reply implied timing and discretion on such matters leaving the question unresolved It is noted Carnegie has favored Yale and many Yale alumni are among his friends
In Topeka Kansas during a State Teachers Association session Carrie Nation tried to address the gathering without an introduction. She advanced to the platform and spoke in her usual manner and was forcibly removed from the room.
Political circles buzz as General Collins names his street, penal, printing, and lamp chiefs and staff before inauguration. Analysts note the swift, decisive staff shakeup signals a full-start governance plan and a bid to align all posts with his policy. Anxious city officials react as incumbent heads scramble to retain positions and timing of resignations tightens to Jan 6.
Thomas A Whalen says as mayor elect Collins confirms him to lead the municipal printing department he will run a business like administration. He praises the plant’s progress stating it is now a city department that serves employees and master printers fairly and aims to expand its operations as a city credit.
Admiral Schley and former Secretary of the Navy Herbert attended a performance of Don Cesar's Return in Washington. The box audience included James K. Hackett and company, and the admiral received a multi minute ovation as the house packed for the public appearance since the court of inquiry verdict.
Dec 27 Barnstable reports Eben B. Crocker chairman of the Board of Selectmen and former high sheriff is alleged to have been publicly horsewhipped in the village blacksmith shop by Miss Jane Dickson. The dispute arose after Crocker spoke about McCune Peters, whom Dickson reportedly has a strong interest in.
Dec 27 in Haverhill lawyer Richard E. Sarsy of this city announces he will defend John D. Strutch alone at Lawrence jail where he awaits trial for the Dec 10 killing of James H. Oakes. He expresses confidence and cites abundant favorable evidence for his client.
Alfred W. Brown of Chelsea its East Boston education now named to succeed Wilbur Wakeman as New York Custom House appraiser. A textile fabrics expert, he rose from Boston firm Spitz Bros to Uncle Sam service. His Chelsea family plans to accompany him if the appointment remains temporary.
Readers seek relief and correction with Orangeine powders advertised for rapid comfort. The claim emphasizes fast action, renewed energy, and improved wellbeing through a simple remedy.
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