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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1903
Page
9
A Kalamazoo Tuberculosis Remedy Co. tract argues doctors hide facts about consumption. It promotes the Copper Cure and offers a free illustrated booklet describing the disease, treatment, and how patients can participate in their own cure, with mail delivery from Kalamazoo Michigan.
An advertisement claims a free cold watch with 6tem wind and set, 20 year guarantee, 3 oz weight, 240 beats per minute, running 30 to 86 hours per winding. It promises Roman dials and perfect timing with quick train and a $100 reward for false claims.
On the final day of the Westminster Kennel Club beach show in New York, prizes were awarded for breeds including Bloodhounds, Mastiffs, Irish Setters, and cocker spaniels. Dr. C A Lougest's Wandle Warrior led multiple wins with cups and medals, while other exhibitors such as James Howe and Mepal Kennels collected various honors.
The Everett Y M C A basketball team hosted the Columbus A A of Boston yesterday afternoon and won decisively 50 to 4.
Florence Bailey a 17 year old singer from Beachmont faces a rare dancer's heart illness. doctors from Andrews Morris and Newton monitor her while Dr Leeds is to consult and she may be moved to Bethlehem New Hampshire for dry air therapy.
The Megantic Club held a lavish banquet at the Copley Square Hotel with 200 members and guests, featuring ten courses, humorous songs by Dr. George H. Paine, and toasts led by A W Gleason. Speakers urged wildlife protection and non resident hunting fees, while music and skits entertained attendees.
Inspectors Abbott and Chapman arrested John H. Thomas, 15, of Lowell, Mass., on charges of breaking into St. Peter's and St. Patrick's churches and stealing candle sticks and poor box contents. He was arrested in East Boston after aiding another lad already jailed in Lowell. some loot was sold to a junk dealer who was later detained.
Wm F Bader of 354 Keep Street Brooklyn after rheumatism uses Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy and is cured after two bottles His sister of 457 Grand Street Williamsburg and her son Walter also regain health The ad extols the remedy purifying blood reducing uric acid and aiding kidneys bladder liver and blood Available in 50 cent and 1.00 sizes with a free sample by mail Doctor David Kennedy Corporation Rondout NY Endorsed by local firms and distributors
The American College of Sciences of Philadelphia announces a limited time offer of a free copy of its new book on Hypnotism Personal Magnetism and Magnetic Healing. Compiled by twenty renowned hypnotic specialists it claims to teach these sciences at home without cost.
An advertisement extols hypnotism claiming it strengthens memory, builds willpower, cures bad habits and insomnia, enhances talents, raises salary, and grants mind control. It promotes the American College of Sciences as the chartered, leading school and offers a free book by mail from Philadelphia.
A brakeman en route to work on the Boston and Albany railroad was struck and killed by a freight train on the Cambridge Street Bridge at 1 this morning. The victim's name was not known at press time.
Michael F. Shannon broke into Archibald L. Stark bakery at 1813 Washington Street by shattering a window. Patrolman Howard West entered the premises and arrested Shannon on burglary charges.
Ottawa Ont February 14 a new ice racing record was set as Cresceus George H Ketchams champion circled the Ottawa Ice Racing Association track in 2 15 The horse led by quarters 9 41 4 1 07 3 4 1 42 1 2 2 15 The program also included the 2 30 pace and trot and the 2 45 trot.
In St Louis on February 14 the grand jury resumed its inquiry into turf investment companies. E J Arnold and his manager L testified after rules for the probe were set. Attorneys for John J Ryan Co operative Investment Co Cleage Commission Co Rialto Grain Co and International Investment Co appeared. The session ended with plans to reconvene Monday and reports say six true bills were returned but not yet released.
Harry Brolaski M J Book and Mattie Woodin were held in bonds of 500 each after police raids on alleged turf investment scams in Chicago. W J Mason and Henry Thompson were released as clerks. Police seized Today’s mail showing demand letters totaling 10000, while Brolaski refused to refund 3500 to an express firm.
The Washington branch of the E. J. Arnold company of St Louis a turf investment firm has closed. A bulletin posted at the offices shows telegrams dated in St Louis signed by manager L A Gill stating that they had to suspend during a run caused by a local paper. They claim solvency and promise to pay everyone. 200 subscribers in Washington hold between 50 and 500 dollars each.
In Melrose on February 14 an afternoon athletic meet at the YMCA gymnasium drew over 300 boys. Winners include Berry who swept several events such as standing broad jump distance 11 ft 1 in and medicine ball throw. Holt and Wentzel also placed high in multiple events with Middleton, Stantial, and Knapp earning other top spots in high kick and backward dash.
Lawrence polo team breaks up after tonight's loss to Chelsea. McGilvray and Hayes depart Monday for Anderson Indiana to join the Western Polo League team. Several locals have received Western league offers and may switch allegiances.
In a tightly fought matchup Lawrence defeated Chelsea by the score of 11 to 9. The narrow victory came in front of a lively crowd as both teams exchanged chances throughout the contest.
Clinton defeated Worcester 4 to 3 in a exciting night game played in Worcester. Clin ton led the scoring with sharp plays and timely goals to secure the win.
Providence defeated Lowell 9 to 7 in an exciting contest played tonight. The scoring featured a close battle with multiple lead changes and a late surge by Providence securing the win.
The Armory hosted a spirited basketball matchup as Cambridge Independents defeated Company A 17 to 11 before a large crowd, delivering the liveliest game of the season.
In Stoneham on February 14, Lowell High School girls topped the home team 11 to 4 in a competitive Armory matchup.
The will of George W. Pepper, famed candy maker, will be challenged after his December death. The document leaves most wealth to his second wife Lillian M. Pepper, with $600 to book keeper Mary Fitzpatrick and first wife’s paintings to nephew Frank P. Ingalls. Contestants include nephew Frank Pepper, son George Pepper, and creditor Mary J. Bushby of Lynn. John M. Raymond acts as Mrs. Pepper’s attorney.
The 22nd annual United States National Lawn Tennis Association meeting at the Waldorf-Astoria elected Dr. James Dwight as president. Other officers named include vice president R. D. Wrenn and secretary P. E. Presley with a nine-member executive committee. The association, now with 62 club members and 11 association members, also announced appointments for American championships including state and eastern doubles at Longwood Cricket Club.
An electric car on the Boston and Swampscott line crashed into a Highland circuit car in Central square injuring one standing passenger. John J. Casey was carried to a hospital with a leg injury as the rear vestibule wrecked and windows were broken.
About 800 couples attended a St Valentine’s evening dance in Copley Hall to raise funds for Franklin Square House. Mrs Susan Bangs Mrs Paul Revere Frothingham and other patrons appeared in elegant attire while a dozen ushers looked on. an executive committee organized the event and several guests were named.
Archduchess Elizabeth, mother of former Queen Regent Maria Christina of Spain, died in Vienna on February 14.
Field Marshal Sir John Simmons died in London today aged 81. He served with distinction in the army and held high command positions during his long career. His death marks the end of an era for British military leadership.
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