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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1903
Page
2
William Campbell of Farnhurst P O Newcastle County Delaware reports bene ficial results from Dr Bull's Cough Syrup. He says it worked like a charm and cured a cough in one night, calling it the nicest and best cough syrup he ever needed.
Do not accept cheap substitutes that may contain harmful drugs. Insist on Dr Bull's Cough Syrup as the best remedy. Look for the Bull's Head trademark on the wrapper. Large bottles, only 26 cents, available at all druggists. A. C. Meyer & Co., sole proprietors, Baltimore, Md.
The 17th annual convention of the National Brickmakers Association opens Wednesday at Copley Hall and runs through Saturday. The hall was opened yesterday to receive attendees and exhibits.
Officials plan to install exhibits today as delegates await the business session tomorrow. Governor Bates will welcome the delegates and President George M. Fiske of this city will deliver the annual address, followed by routine business.
The Horseshoers' Union No. 5 nominated officers for the next meeting and urged delegates to press the central body to allow horses employed on brewery teams to be shod in union shops. The Box Makers' Union 201 passed a resolution urging members to have families buy only shoes with the union label. Addresses condemned the Knights of Labor of Lynn as a disruptive element violating agreements and seeking to oust the union stamp.
Dr. N R Perkins of Milton treated the frail youth Connor after a brutal assault at a factory. Connor lay unconscious until a second visit by the doctor, then briefly revived and identified two possible assailants seen near a bridge. Police hunt two men described as a tall thin man and a heavier, broad-shouldered man wearing a light hat. Witnesses reported nearby suspicious activity and a ringing telephone delayed aid. The Dorchester community and Boston police launched a wide search with alarms sent to neighboring towns.
President Harry W. James accuses license commissioners of misusing a $1000 fund on junkets, claims mayor knew and aided the activities, and questions $20.80 to Springfield and other expenses. The fight centers on vetoed charter reform shifting bill approval from mayor to the committee on accounts.
Firefighters rushed to a stubborn blaze at 135 Cambridge Street in Charlestown last night shortly after 7. The three story wooden building housed Peter J Burke’s grocery on the first floor where the fire began when Mrs Burke dropped a lamp. Damage totaled $1200.
The Boys' League of the North End held its season opener at the North Bennet Street Industrial School. The 27 member orchestra performed two pieces as Major Henry L. Higginson spoke about schooling, teamwork, and ambition, urging boys to study and work together. Guests included Col. and Mrs. Higginson, Mrs. Shaw, J. M. Norcross, Miss Follett, Miss Briggs, Vorenberg, and Meyer Bloomfield.
Washington reports a sundry civil appropriation bill with total $78,607,929, including $150,000 for Boston harbor and $125,000 to Augusta Maine and $145,000 to Burlington Vermont. The measure adds $3,000,000 for Philippine distress relief and $20,238,150 for river and harbor contract work.
The Senate considered the army appropriation bill but delayed action at Senator Pettus request to allow amendments. Dialogues arose over the general staff provision with Hale Cockrell Quay and Berry weighing in. The body adjourned briefly in respect to the late Representative Rumple of Iowa after an executive session.
A mass meeting of Wesleyans celebrated acquiring the Royal Aquarium as the future headquarters of the Wesleyan denomination. About eight thousand gathered as Sir John McDougal faced derision for past licensing battles, while R W Perks highlighted Methodism growth and unity goals. Licenses for liquor at the aquarium were to be abandoned and not transferred.
Patrolman Augusta of Division 11 arrested Albert Brown, 19, last evening charged with breaking and entering the drug store of William H. Cole, 1876 Dorchester Avenue, Saturday night.
More than 500 Brookline residents witnessed Harry Le Moyne clip 335 seconds from the 100 yard world record in a 80 foot tank during the Brookline Swimming Club exhibition. The event featured a 60 yard scratch race a tub race and a water polo final won by Le Moyne’s team 4 to 1 with goals by Boyce Holmes L Rich and R Abel.
Bishop Lawrence attended a Catholic Club of Massachusetts meeting at Church of the Advent. Holy communion was celebrated by Rev. Father Bissell at 10 30. A paper on Roman or American Catholic Which was read by Rev. William H Van Allen. Many clergy attended the luncheon and a few invited were ill.
In Waterbury on February 2, Brigadier General Frost declared that militia would fire to hit if violence occurred. Troops patrolled the riot scarred city as streetcars resumed service under nonunion pressure and fog hindered rioters. One arrest was made near the High School while a switch tampering suspect was detained.
In the Legislature yesterday two items moved forward including Representative Bullock’s push for an inquiry into street railway companies linked to Massachusetts interests and whether stock issues were authorized by the Commonwealth. Also Boston’s Mr Vinson urged a seven member special committee to probe city gas companies, though the proposal was laid over. A harbor bridge survey order by Mr Hayes was defeated and postponed for reconsideration. The State Board of Arbitration praised arbitration as a growing substitute for strikes while expanding its decisions.
Death notices from Worcester and Malden announce Gertrude L Forman aged 86 at 16 Greenwich Street Worcester mass papers request copy Mary A Ricker widow of Jethro H Ricker aged 79 at 41 Fenwick Street Malden services at son's residence February 3 with relatives invited
An old advertisement touts a laxative brom quinine remedy that promises to cure a cold in one day. It urges readers to look for the full name on the box and a signature of E. W. Grove, and lists a price of 25e.
Advertises Koch Tuberculine Inhalation Home Treatment with inhalation apparatus for lung and throat diseases. Claims cure via germ killing vapors and endorsements from scientists. Offers free consultation and trial at 861 Boylston Street Boston.
Readers hear that the Crimes or Coercion Act is suspended, signaling a potential dawn for Ireland. Boston Irish leaders praise Redmond McHugh and the United Irish League, noting landlord protests, the MacDonald under secretary appointment, and Presbyterian aid as pivotal.
A long list of individuals held under coercion act sentences is shown with durations from two months to six months. Names include MPs, editors, organizers, and editors from papers such as Midland Tribune Irish People Longford Leader and Waterford Star, with several hard labor terms and bail defaults.
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