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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1902

Page

3

Murder Suspect Florence Burns Faces Court In Brooks Case

At Glen Island Hotel homicide scene Florence Burns, accused of murdering Walter S. Brooks, appears in Centre Street Court with adjournment sought until Tuesday. Her mother Florence Burns joins her during Tombs visit as detectives press new evidence and a police inquiry into Brooks’s affairs broadens.

New York Walter S. Brooks Glen Island Brooks Decatur Street Brooklyn Robert Rogers Church of the Good Shepherd Florence Burns Walter Brooks Evergreen Cemetery Cornell Centre Street Church Street Colby and Parker Criminal Court Foster L. Backus Miss Burns Paul Krotel Krotel Mr. Krotel Backus Filst Tr. Krotel Walter Washington Young Brooks Florence Walter S

Myer Am's UK Short Session Reforms Target Quick Result

Speaker James J. Myers pushes a short decisive Massachusetts House session. He orders committee speedups, notes past long sessions, and seeks rapid action on rail and water matters. Senate adds Sunderland water bill and naval provision urging U S yard build. Broadway bridge grade change damages bill moves.

James J. Myers Massachusetts House of Representatives Myers Carey Haverhill Dean Brookline Callender Senate Sunderland M. J. Sullivan Suffolk Congress United States Metropolitan Affairs Committee Broadway Bridge Boston

Teddy Roosevelt at Groton Puts Up and Pops Corn

In Groton on February 17 Miss Roosevelt 18 and her brother Teddy enjoy a quiet day indoors during a snowstorm. Teddy first sits up, expresses a wish for dirt and a big fireplace, and asks for popcorn which becomes a small adventure through coachman David Gibson. The family plans tea with Mrs Lawrence if roads permit, as the Roosevelt party recalls a rare chance to escape Washington social life.

Groton New England Miss Roosevelt Whittier Teddy Pope Teddy Ecoachman David Gibson Mr. Gibson Washington Nashua River

Pyramid Pile Cure Advertises New Remedy For Piles

A physician notes why many remedies for diseases thrive while piles lack enduring options. He endorses Pyramid Pile Cure as the rapidly popular new treatment, claiming immediate relief without opium or cocaine. Sold by druggists at 50 cents to $1 or by mail from Pyramid Drug Co. Marshall, Michigan.

Piles Pyramid Drug Co Marshall, Mich

Revere Chief Rhoades Defies Selectmen Orders

In Revere Chief Rhoades remains in office as the Board of Selectmen report their Saturday order to remove him was ignored. They sent a meeting notice, but he did not appear, traveling to Boston to meet his counsel. The board refused to discuss next steps.

Revere Rhoades Board of Selectmen Boston

Man identified as McHugh found dead in snow at Lynn

A man thought to be McHugh of Berwick Maine was found unconscious in the snow in Lynn this afternoon and died later at the police station. An inquest is planned for tomorrow morning.

Lynn McHugh Berwick

Mass hearing on bill to restrict women and minors hours

Labor committee heard testimony on a bill to bar women and minors from manufacturing jobs between 6 p m and 6 a m. Supporters cited long hours and reprisals for testifying while opponents warned of hurting Massachusetts industries amid rising competition and capital flight.

Committee On Labor James Tansy Textile Workers of America Frank Kk. Foster American Federation of Labor Massachusetts Albert Hibbard United Textile Workers Weavers’ Association of Fall River Jackson Charles G. Bancroft North Carolina

Knights or Federation Clash Looms in Boston Labor Row

Boston organized labor awaits a bellwether decision from Mayor Collins on recognizing American Federation of Labor members amid ties to Knights of Labor. A labor union committee will press the Mayor next Friday, as 60,000 workers across Central Labor Union and New Trades Council loom large. The dispute echoes a prior clash with ex Mayor Hert over Labor Day parade honors.

Boston Collins American Federation of Labor Knights of Labor Boston Central Labor Union Meyer K. of L Central Labor Union Pew Trades Council K. Ofl A. F. of L A. F. of Hert Crane

Carston Saved From Death by His Boots in Ladder Incident

Harry Carston of the Boston Elevated railroad nearly died when a grounded overhead wire delivered about 660 volts as he worked on a Kneeland and Lincoln street ladder. His heels caught in the ladder, suspending him midair until head lineman James Sweester reached him and lowered him to safety. Carston credited his boots and Sweester for saving his life and resumed work after the ordeal.

Harry Carston Boston Elevated Railroad Portland Street James Sweester Carston Kneeland and Lincoln Streets

Spring Humors Cause Troubles and How to Build Up

The passage lists pimples boils eruptions loss of appetite fatigue biliousness indigestion and headache from spring debility. It advises a remedy to cleanse and strengthen the system with a specific treatment or regimen to restore health.

Blood Purifying Remedy Advertisement

A Lowell Mass advertising prospectus for Flood Co claims Spring Medicine forms a superior blood purifier. It touts radical cures for scrofula rheum scaid head rolls pimples and humor rheumatism catarrh psoriasis and blood poisoning, offering testimonials on request.

Flood CO Lowell Mass

Dr Greene's Nervura Promises Youthful Health For Women

An advertorial urging women to use Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy to restore health and youthful looks. Testimonies from Mrs Elizabeth D Berry of Hampton NH describe relief from nervous prostration and renewed vitality. The ad emphasizes spring use, promises purified complexion, red blood, and strengthened nerves, and offers free consultation with Dr. Greene at 34 Temple Place Boston.

Dr. Greene Elizabeth D. Berry Hampton, N. H

President backs Hobson retirement over eye trouble

The President asks the Senate to retire Naval Constructor Richmond P. Hobson due to eye problems dating from 1900. A new retirement bill was introduced, noting Hobson’s illness worsened by glare in shipyards and yards, with a 1962 letter explaining duties strain his eyes.

Hong Kong Hobson Secretary of the Navy

Postum claimed to cure coffee related ailments

A testimonial from J W Ashby of North Carolina describes long term coffee use causing daily heart and stomach pains. He stopped coffee for two weeks then resumed. pains returned. He switched to Postum and reports relief, claiming cure of neuralgia of the stomach and heart after using Postum for some time.

J. W. Ashby Airy N. C

Navy approves retirement for Hobson for disability

The Secretary of the Navy and the chief constructor approve Naval Constructor Richmond P Hobson U S N retirement on disability incurred in the line of duty The bill by Senator Gallinger would transfer him to the retired list with pay under the statute for long and faithful service Following Hobson s meritorious service in sinking the Merrimac in Santiago harbor during the Spanish American War a suitable relief measure is recommended

Ted States Tron Corps Secretary of the Navy Hobson Santiago Spain Gallinger Richmond P. Hobson

Edeson Debuts as Soldier of Fortune at Hyperion

Robert Edeson opens as a star under Henry B. Harris at the Hyperion Theatre in New Haven presenting Augustus Thomes version of Richard Harding Davis Soldiers of Fortune. The production earns enthusiastic notices for its refined material and added comedy strengthening the love interest. Wileson also delivers a leading performance with virtue and taste.

New Haven Robert Edeson Henry B. Harris Hyperion Theatre Augustus Thames Richard Harding Davis Thomas Wileson

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