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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1895

Page

2

Tough Trip From Buffalo to Boston Ends in Rescue

Six passengers led by Frank Eberth endured a snowbound stop in Port Hudson Ontario county New York. A relief engine crash halted rescue efforts as six feet of snow blocked progress. Locals including J W Parker and Postmaster Sibbett aided by providing provisions until the train resumed at 9 26 Sunday night and reached Boston around 7 last evening.

Union Station Buffalo N. Y Frank Eberth Boston Port Gibson Ontario County New York Eberth

Aches Agues Athletes Aches Agues Athletes

For headache earache toothache neck ache sideache backache stomachache and every ache. For malarial ague face ague. For cuts bruises strains sprains stiff joints and sore muscles. For colds chills coughs and catarrh. For hacking hoarseness ton silitis and whooping cough. For la grippe influenza diphtheria sore throat pneumonia and sore lungs. For colic croup cramps cholera-morbus cholera-infantum teething and chronic diarrhea. For mumps deafness dyspeptic pains neuralgia sciatica rheumatism. For pimples freckles burns scalds bites stings sore lips chapped hands corns bunions chilblains. For every pain tameness swelling irritation and inflammation in the head limbs lungs bowels or kidneys use that great vital and muscle -rvine.

La Gascogne Safe After Long Atlantic Cyclone Voyage

Passengers aboard the La Gascogne endure a perilous voyage as repeated engine failures and a fierce cyclone slow progress to 131 miles then 74 miles then 150 miles. News from shore arrives via a United Press tug as the ship nears Fire Island. Passengers report ample food and steady morale despite repairs and delays.

Fire Island United Press Julius Matrigrin Perrin Freres & Co Paris New York Philadelphia la Gascogne Jules Matrigrin Teutonic Sandy Hook United Pres Azores North Pole Compagnie Generale Transatlantic Louis Pulver New York City Ss, Giscoge

Bolivia Glimpse of La Gascogne Stir Quarantine News

The Boliv ia anchored near quarantine after sighting a large two masted liner with two funnels off Fire Island. Pilot reports three balls forward indicating unmanageable status. The Washington confirmed La Gascogne was seen earlier but no signals or requests for aid were made.

S. IL Bolivia Washington Rotterdam Fire Island la Gascogne

Arrival of La Gascogne sparks New York joy

General rejoicing sweeps New York as La Gascogne is sighted entering harbor after days of anxious waiting. French residents, hotel crowds, and clubs celebrate with toasts, telegrams, and a grand masquerade ball, while families awaiting relatives cheer the steamer’s safe arrival.

Agent Forget la Gascogne French Line Morton Street Mr. Forget Mr. Riche New York Bishop Potter Martin University Place Ninth Street Philadelphia Chicago Boston Pittsburg United Press Hotel Martin Stock Exchange Cercle Francaise de Vharmonie Madison Square Garden Paris Crozier James Lannahan St. James Lannahan Westchester Plaza Netherland Fifth Avenue Hoffman House Victoria Brunswick Holland House Waldorf Harlem Young Men’s Christian Association Bowling Green

Has Brav d Perils Before La Gascogne Narrowly Escaped

Sunday morning May 25 1890 the vessel La Gascogne bound for Havre with 444 aboard faced a three day fog reducing speed. Captain Santelli on the bridge detected danger signals from lookouts and ordered immediate engine reversal and helm hard aport to avert disaster as the ship neared danger.

la Gascogne Havre Santelli

Boston College Ball Fashion at Mechanics Hall

The Boston College Ball at Mechanics Hall drew many stylish attendees in vivid gowns and jewels. Miss May Scully led in yellow figured silk, with other guests like Miss Nellie Frazier in pink satin and Mrs. William Wall in black silk complemented by floral and pearl accents. The scene featured numerous names including Miss Lulu Sullivan, Miss Susie Nichols, Miss Louise Gorman, and Mrs. J. Wilson among a long list of society figures and escorts.

May Scully Nellie Frazier Nellie Scully Brighton E. McCormack Susie F. Nichols The Lulu Sullivan Stoneham William FE Wall Dorchester Catherine Mermet Minnie Creen J. F. Cusick Mechanics’ Hall Boston College Louise Gorman Mamie McDevett

Nervura Sold As Cure For St Vitus Dance In Children

Dr Greene's Nervura is promoted as a cure for St Vitus dance and other nervous disorders in children. It claims to feed and revive delicate nerves, cites Mrs Danforth's endorsement, and asserts the remedy is vegetable and harmless with physician supervision available free of charge.

A. Johnson St. Vitus Greene Dr. Greene Temple Place Boston Mass

Boston Rejoices at Safe Arrival of La Gascogne

Boston residents celebrate the safe arrival of the La Gascogne, filling Newspaper Row with bulletins and sparking relief across hotels and town telegram lines as citizens learn the steamer is safe after a feared maritime disaster.

Boston la Gascogne United States

Arrival of La Gascogne Brings Joy to Washington

Washington February 11 reports the safe arrival of La Gascogne, a bulletin delivered to President Cleveland and public departments, with hotels learning the news. Crowds at the Post newspaper building cheered, tears and thanks flowed as fears of recent days were dispelled.

Washington United Press la Gascogne Cleveland Post

Noted Massachusetts Livestock Dealer Killed by Train

William H. Bardwell a prominent Massachusetts livestock dealer was struck by an outward-bound train and killed instantly yesterday in Somerville near Swift's stock yards. He was about seventy five and from Shelburn, with his body to be taken there today.

William H. Bardwell Massachusetts Fitchburg Somerville Bardwell Swift New Cambridge Union Square Prospect Street Mr. Bardwell Shelburn

Cricket Scores From New Bedford and Providence Meet

At New Bedford New Bedford 4 Sa Lem 1 At Providence Pawtucket 6 Providence 5. Readable scores listed for two city matchups with team names and final tallies.

New Bedford Salem Providence Pawtucket

American Wringer Co. Produces Wringers and Sweepers

The American Wringer Co at 13 and 15 Broadway Extension, city manuf wers of wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers. Repairs all kinds of wringers and sweepers. Orders by mail promptly attended to. Telephone Tremont 74.

American Wringer Co Broadway Tremont

State to own docks in Boston under cautious plan

The Boston Associated Board of Trade reports a majority plan favoring state ownership and control of Boston docks and wharves with initial expenditure not exceeding 250000 dollars. Aimed at meeting future ocean commerce, the proposal favors public ownership of Commonwealth land at South Boston and gradual development via hearings and legislative action.

Boston Boston Associated Board of Trade Hotel Brunswick East Park Commission The Commonwealth South New York & New England South Boston F. N. Bardwell United States Jerome Jones Curtis Board

Hindrances at Boston club mark first meeting of year

The Young Men's Democratic Club of Massachusetts held its January get together at the United States Hotel with Henry J. Nelson Harper's Weekly, Gamaliel Bradford and Judge John W. Corcoran as guests. Speeches covered the hindrances to good government, civil service reform, and party politics, with Corcoran praising republics and Bradford criticizing reform timidity. Stratton presided as a large crowd heard Nelson discuss civil service history and reform, noting Cleveland’s role and the need to separate offices from politics. Colonel Higginson sent regrets due to a cold.

Young Men’s Democratic Club of Massachusetts United States Harper’s Weekly Gamaliel Bradford John W. Corcoran Charles E. Stratton Republic Corcoran Republican Party Henry Lh. Nelson New York Boston Civil Service of the Grover Cleveland Leverett Saltonstall Winslow Warren General Corse Colonel Coveney John E. Fitzgerald Internal Revenue Cleveland Harrison Stratton Thomas Wentworth Higginson

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