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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1904

Page

4

Hanna Seemed Dying Continued From Page One

The article describes Senator Hanna's critical health episode with a severe chill, a sinking pulse, and high fever. Doctors Osler and Rixey, aided by Carter, administered oxygen and stimulants as his condition worsened, then showed signs of rally. Relatives including Mrs Hanna and Miss Mary Phelps reacted as telegrams and visitors crowded the Arlington Hotel.

Mary Phelps Arlington Hotel Carter H. M. Hanna Dover Herrick Ohio Parsons Daniel R. Hanha Cleveland Washington Post mcCormick Fisher Capitol Osler Hanna Roosevelt T. B. Futcher Baltimore

Note from Secretary Hay on restraining hostilities in Asia

Washington notes urge Russia and Japan to limit hostilities to a narrow area and respect China's neutrality. The message, sent February 10, seeks concurrent replies from major powers including Britain, France, Italy, Austria Hungary, the Netherlands, Denmark, Spain, and Belgium. Germany soon accepts. Britain hesitates pending China Manchuria details. Russia silent. France hesitant. Spain and Belgium expected to follow. Senator Hanna shows signs of recovery. updates report improved breathing, lower temperature, and nourishment intake. President Roosevelt visits.

Washington Russia Japan China Associated Press Hay St. Petersburg Tokio Germany Great Britain France May Italy Austria Hungary Netherlands Denmark Spain Belgium Manchuria United States Austro-Hungary Corea Bates Council East

Road to Wellville Book Securement in Packages

A request to secure the little book titled The Road to Wellville in every package. The instruction emphasizes consistent inclusion across all shipments, ensuring accessibility and availability within each bundle. This aligns with a branding or educational initiative to distribute the work widely.

Wellville

Japanese Admiral Togo Reports Port Arthur Victory

Vice Admiral Togo’s February report from Tokyo summarizes the Japanese fleet’s Port Arthur engagement. He notes torpedo hits on several enemy ships, claims considerable damage and morale loss for the Russians, and reports 68 killed or wounded among Japanese forces with four dead and 54 wounded. A Chemulpo engagement report was likely sent by Admiral Uriu.

Tokio Togo Port Arthur Wew Navy Department Sasebo Poltavaj Askold Port. Arthur Chemulpo Uriu

Constipation cured by Iron-Ox Tablets claim

A vintage ad promotes Iron-Ox Tablets as a safe remedy for constipation. It asserts bowel and kidney health prevent disease, warns against purgatives, and touts a 50 tablet aluminum case for 25 cents, with mail order from Detroit, Michigan.

Detroit Mich

Republican Programme caucuses and convention dates

The Republican Programme outlines caucuses to elect delegates on April 5 and a state convention at Tremont Temple on April 15. Attorney-General Herbert Parker serves as chairman with Representative H. Houstis Newton as resolutions committee chairman. E. B. George, J. P. Hutchinson, Hugo A. Dubuque, and Henry S. Geer are members at large.

Republican Programme Tremont Temple Herbert Parker H. Houstis Newton E. B. George Haverhill J. P. Hutchinson Boston Hugo A. Dubuque Fall River Henry S. Geer Northampton Parker Bates Everett Isaac P. Hutchinson

Smith's Pineapple and Butternut Pills Ad

An early advertisement touts Smith's Pineapple and Butternut Pills as a remedy for constipation biliousness and sick headaches claiming a night to morning liver and bowel regulation. It promises renewed vitality and urges purchase from all dealers for 25 cents signed W F Susith. The rest of the piece discusses Republican state convention planning in Massachusetts with figures Lodge Crane Long Benton and Parker named in shaping delegates and leadership.

Smith W. F. Susith Republican State Committee Chicago Senator Lodge Crane Foss Long Benton Curtis John D. Long Hingham Statesman Washington Navy Lodge Roosevelt

McCarthy vs Bates at Lincoln Night club clash

At the Middlesex Club Lincoln Night dinner in Hotel Brunswick Surveyor Jeremiah McCarthy interrupted Governor Bates during a eulogy, declaring Bates was wrong about club support. The exchange drew quiet stares and laughter as Bates retorted and the crowd reacted. Long and Benton exchanges followed, hinting at political maneuvering. Bates referenced Hay's note on the war, praising a pivotal message shaping East Asia and naval conflicts.

Port Jeremiah J. McCarthy Middlesex Club Hotel Brunswick Bates Commonwealth Surveyor McCarthy Governor Bates Jerry Mr. McCarthy

Guaranteed Card for Piles and Protruding Piles

Fragmentary ad promising a guaranteed cure for piles within 14 days. Mentions bites and rotund cy but unreadable details. No clear product name or organization due to garbled OCR.

Latest War News Summarized From Port Arthur Dispatches

Reports describe intensified communications between Port Arthur and Manchuria to block reinforcements and damage the Manchurian railroad. British observers think Japan may seize Port Arthur as Russian guns cannot reach a possible landing at Pigeon Bay. Japanese admiral may use tactics akin to Santiago, storming rear batteries while fleet awaits Viceroy Alexieff’s fleet fate.

Port Arthur Manchuria Pigeon Bay Santiago Alexieff

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