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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1906

Page

5

Indorsement of Peruna Catarrh Remedy by Wisconsin Treasurer

Ix-Treasurer of Wisconsin EO. W. HONEY extols Peruna as an efficacious catarrh remedy based on personal use. The advertisement cites testimonials from Captain John C. Nelson, Dayton Tenn., and James D. King, Colorado Springs, praising relief from rheumatism and lung troubles after Peruna treatment.

EO. W. Honey Wisconsin Peruna Hartman John C. Nelson Dayton, Tenn Nelson James D. King Alamo Hotel Colorado Springs Col Youmans of America

Peruna Efficacious Says Veteran Official Letter

Hon Geo W Honey former chaplain and treasurer writes from Washington DC praising Peruna. A Vermont resident A I Hewitt recounts his wife and daughter recovering from indigestion and cold after starting Peruna and claims a severe cold cures in 24 to 36 hours.

Geo. W. Honey 4Th Wisconsin Cavalry State of Wisconsin Fox Texas First St N. W Washington, D. C A. I. Hewitt J. P West Berlin

Peruna praised for relief of catarrhal troubles

An endorsement notes high regard for Peruna in treating catarrhal troubles. The writer cites family use and "most gratifying results" after other remedies failed, asserting curative excellence.

City Council Set for Late Session and Lighting Debate

Tonight’s Common Council meeting promises extended debate after last week’s defeat of the municipal lighting order. Expect fireworks over a reconsideration as critics target ex Mayor Josiah Quincy’s ownership stance, with Riley of Ward 8 and McCullough of Ward 158 as leads. Noyes and Noonan seek to block the motion.

Josiah Quincy Quincy Les Riley Ward McCullough Noyes Noonan

A Perfect Food Scott's Emulsion Builds Flesh and Strength

A product touts Scott's Emulsion as a rapid aid for wasting and loss of flesh. It highlights Norwegian cod liver oil, phosphites of lime and soda, and glycerine as core nutrients, claiming physician approval and proven nourishment. Produced by Cott & Bownh at 409 Pearl St New York.

Scott Cott & Bownh Pearl St New York

Gas works lease recommended for Richmond vote in June

The committee urges a lease of the Richmond Gas Works arguing it would pay the city more than current earnings while improving gas quality at or below present prices and supplying free gas to charities. They urge submitting the lease question to voters at the June 1906 general election with an ordinance draft by the city attorney and a minimum $750,000 in planned improvements within two years.

Richmond City Gas Works Richmond City of W. W. Morton

Boston Young Men's Congress Endorses Steam Road Merger

The proposition allowing steam railroads to purchase trolley stock was approved at the Boston Young Men's Congress last night after a spirited debate. Principal speaker for the merger was Mr. McNaughton of East Boston. The meeting took place in Ballou Hall at 80 West Street.

Beacon Hill Boston Young Men's Congress McNaughton East Boston Ballou Hall West Street

Why Women Should Vote Hearing on Three Suffrage Petitions

The committee on election laws held a hearing on three petitions seeking women’s suffrage. Howe seeks voting at primaries for school committee, Pardiff proposes liquor-license votes, and Golden backs women voting in municipal elections for wage workers. Debates covered primaries versus caucuses and party alignment concerns.

Committee On Julia Ward Howe Paul N. Pardiff John Golden Textile Workers

Young Wife Declares Love Despite Divorce Suit

Mrs Harold Langley, once living with the wealthy Winchester Langleys, says she bears no bitterness toward her husband who left last June. She works for the American Soda Fountain Company in Boston, denies money drove the separation, and mentions a $380,000 alienation suit and a $30,000 claim against her in laws for meddling.

Harold Langley Langleys Winchester American Soda Fountain Company Harold St. Stephens Street Langley Ella Langley Mystic Lake Boston Back Bay

Governor Guild Child Labor Recommendations Tabled

The legislative committee on labor considered Governor Guild's child labor proposals. The plan assigns the truant officer authority to visit workshops and stores to inspect child conditions. After debate, the overtime bill was continued.

Legislative Committee On Guild

Senate Delays Touraine Bill Amid Doubts Over Provisions

The Touraine bill was tabled until today in the Senate after yesterday’s session. Senator Mellen of Charles Town moved the delay. An attorney-general opinion is awaited on the bill's doubtful features.

Senate Mellen Charlestown

The Battle Creek Idea free health book offer

The Battle Creek Sanitarium Co. invites readers to request a free copy of The Battle Creek Idea by submitting name and address. The ad promises guidance on achieving health at home without drugs, citing diet as key and asserting the book costs only a stamp. No obligation is stated.

Battle Creek Sanitarium Co., Ltd Battle Creek Mich Battle Creek Sanitarium Dept Graves Maryland

Gift for Margaret Maguire by Massachusetts Foresters

A large gathering of ladies from Father Thayer Court of the Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters met at Engineers Hall to present a candelabra to Mrs Margaret J Maguire of 21 Revere Street. Mrs Maguire, chairman of the auditing committee, has held offices of trust since the court’s founding and served as marshal for the past three years. The gift was presented by Mrs Ellen Donovan after the regular meeting, lauding Mrs Maguire’s faithful service.

Thayer Court Order of Foresters Engineers’ Hall Canal Street Margaret J. Maguire Revere Street Ellen Donovan Maguire

Burns Memorial Association Concert at Tremont Temple

The Burns Memorial Association of Boston will hold its annual concert at Tremont Temple on Feb 21. Proceeds fund a heroic statue of Burns in Boston, with over $5000 subscribed and a goal of $15,000. The Jessie Maclachlan company of Scotland leads the program with John McLinden, John Daniels, and Robert Buchanan assisting.

Burns Memorial Association of Boston Tremont Temple Burns Jessie Maclachlan Scotland Miss Maclachlan

Bowdoin President Rebukes University of Maine

Bowdoin President William De Witte Hyde rebuked the University of Maine for accusing Bowdoin of unprofessional athletics at the 38th annual Bowdoin banquet in Hotel Brunswick. He urged dignity and noted about 150 Bowdoin men attended with speakers from Lehigh Harvard Yale and Amherst.

William de Witte Hyde University of Maine Bowdoin Brunswick Hyde C. J. Goodwin Lehigh Austin Carey Harvard H. Cc. Emery Yale H. D. Smith Amherst

Infidel editor C C Moore dies in Lexington home

C C Moore, the noted infidel editor, died at his Lexington home today after a long illness. He was 58 and led the Freeman Press, shaping provocative political commentary in the region. Moore is survived by his wife and two children.

Lexington C. C. Moore

Pope Pius XII Named Defendant In Will Suit

An unusual court order in New York permits service of Pope Pius XII under the name Joseph Sarto by publication and by registered mail to the Vatican. The suit seeks construction of Mary E. Phelan's will, dating to 1885, which provides the Pope an income of 250 dollars annually after the last surviving child dies.

New York Pius XII Justice Amend Supreme Court Vatican Joseph Sarto Mary E. Phelan

Clarkson 300 Van Dyke 219 in Nass Niliard tourney

In the Nass Niliard tournament at the N J Parlors last night Clarkson scored 300 to Van Dyke 219 in a non Jesanten match. Sub Billned.

Clarkson van Dyke Jesanten van Dyke Nass Niliard N J

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