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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1906
Page
8
An illustration lauds Rengo Fruit as a natural, safe fat reducer that requires no strenuous dieting or exercise. It claims rapid fat loss, improved nutrition delivery to muscles and bones, and urges readers to request a free trial package by mailing a coupon.
John A. McCall former president of New York Life Insurance was given last rites at Lakewood New Jersey as he remains critically ill. Walter Healy of the Church of Our Lady of the Lake presided. Despite a prior sinking spell, his condition was described as serious with three physicians and three nurses in constant attendance alongside Mrs McCall.
The Daisy ripper and combination set from Rollins Manufacturing Company at 172 Washington Street combines a seam ripper, envelope opener, and manicure tools. It is simple, compact, versatile, and attractively priced, already earning widespread use in homes and offices.
An advertisement claims Foso cures dandruff stops hair loss and rapidly restores gray or faded hair to its natural color. It asserts the product grows hair on bald heads eyebrows or lashes and invites readers to try it, with a plain illustration showing prior successes.
The board debated the legality of a fire department petition process and sustained the mayor's veto on an order, while approving several measures on municipal lighting study. Aldermen Ballot results showed divisions on boulevard projects and a plan for a seven member investigative committee.
Five major openings last evening in New York featured The Duel at Hudson Theatre Mr Hopkinson at the Savoy George Washington Jr at Herald Square The Bishop at Princess and Gallops at Garrick Critics offered detailed analyses with praise for Otis Skinner and Dallas Welford while noting weaknesses in The Duel and The Bishop The Herald and Tribune lauded Cohan's George Washington Jr and the show Gallops drew solid applause from audiences
Ben Wells the fire commissioner will not be present as the board of aldermen, acting as a committee of the whole, convenes today to examine the petition urging repeal of the one day off in five for firemen. John T. Cheswell and district chiefs were summoned but will not attend. The board expects strong statements and a potential communication from Wells.
The fourth Kneisel Quartet chamber concert presented a program featuring esteemed string performances. The ensemble highlighted intricate arrangements and engaged the audience with refined, intimate musical dialogue.
Algeciras Spain February 13 Inter views took place this morning between Herr Von Radowitz and M Reveil the first delegates of Germany and France to the Moroccan conference and Count Von Tattenbach and M Regnault the second delegates of Germany and France The interviews have caused much comment but nothing has yet transpired as to their result.
Washington February 13 Senate committee on naval affairs reported favorably a Perkins bill to prevent hazing at the Naval Academy. The measure amends prior acts, authorizes the secretary of the navy to dismiss midshipmen, regulates hazing trials, and defines hazing.
Portland Feb 13 a bill in equity seeks an order to compel American De Forest Wireless Telegraph Co to account for all property and profits from De Forest Wireless Telegraph Co and for a temporary injunction and receiver pending trial. Henry B Sneyder of New York who organized the De Forest Wireless Telegraph Co in 1902 asserts assets were moved to the Am Company in 1904. Atlantic De Forest Telegraph Company formed in 1903. Abraham White of St Louis is president. Hearing set for next Monday at 2 pm.
Judge Lindsey of the Denver Juvenile Court visited Harvard President Eliot yesterday. He toured the buildings and grounds and lunched with the president, but did not see how the Harvard boys were governed.
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