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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1905
Page
4
A physician notes vigor in older restaurant diners and links it to hearty meals and good digestion. He praises Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, claiming they aid digestion by supplying digestive juices and reducing stomach distress. Widely sold across the country at 50 cents a package, they are touted as a safe aid for travelers and diners.
A squadron of British warships under Rear Admiral Prince Louis of Battenberg will visit American waters in October. The tour includes Newport, New York, and Annapolis with an official Washington visit to deliver King Edward’s greetings to President Roosevelt. Prince Louis has met Roosevelt before, delaying a Mediterranean cruise. Vice Admiral Lord Beresford will tour the U S after leaving command, then head to the Mediterranean.
A man about 35, finely built and athletic, was found dead on the ninth floor of the Hotel Touraine after injecting morphine and inhaling chloroform. A bell boy discovered the body after a transom entry. Police reported the death as self-inflicted with several personal items found in the room.
Organizer George Gunter reports broad interest to join the moulding and Picture Frame Workers’ Union and a major frame maker plans to affix the union label. The Boston Central Labor Union affiliate is decided. Marble Workers and Electrical Workers unions promote weekend work and events. The Chicago National Baseball Grounds boycott on non union cigars ends. A plan to print 10 000 fire alarm cards aids citywide union labeling. Painters seek increased wages for eight hours while talks proceed tomorrow. Stablemen’s Union schedules a special meeting.
Travel agency announces Colonist tickets selling daily March 1 through May 15 from Boston to San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Tacoma Seattle and other Pacific Coast points with lower rates to intermediate stations Reduced New England rates and daily Pullman tourist sleeping car service at half standard berth price via direct line or Colorado scenic route Contact A Hutchison Manager Tourist Dept Union Pacific Northwestern Line 200 Washington Street Boston
The International Typographical Union campaigns for an eight hour workday starting Jan 1 1906 amid opposition from master printers led by George H Ellis. Boston organizer Charles T Scott urges nationwide action, noting rising union membership and efforts to recruit non union women printers in New England.
President Roosevelt keeps to schedule in East Side visit as cheers erupt from Avenue B. Police order windows locked but crowds press close as the party arrives at a cafe on East Houston Street. Marcus Braun, Police Commissioner McAdoo, and Secretary Loeb accompany the president.
The President proclaims Americanism as a matter of spirit not birthplace or creed. He praises immigrants for enriching the nation and urges laws, honest administration, and a moral duty to uplift others while maintaining individual initiative. He warns against measuring success by glittering wealth and calls for a life that earns neighborly respect.
The bill brought by the Rev. Oscar Lindegren against Dr. John P. Brown of the Taunton Insane Asylum for the release of John Erickson, formerly of Plymouth, was dismissed without prejudice by Judge Hammond in the Supreme Court yesterday.
Delegates at Tremont Temple discuss religious education with Prof. Clyde W. Votan urging Bible use in public schools for history and literature and Rev. Dr. Thomas J. Shahan advocating Catholic Protestant cooperation. Twenty speeches noted. Harper unable to attend due to illness. Winship welcomed attendees. Bishop Lawrence emphasizes worship’s influence on children.
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