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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1902

Page

5

Extraordinary Merit Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Gain Endorsement

Physicians slow to adopt new remedies are cautious yet willing to trial promising treatments. Stuart's Catarrh Tablets are praised for treating nasal catarrh and throat catarrh without secret ingredients, using blood root hydrastin and eucalyptus to clear mucous and destroy germs. Dr. Sebring and Dr. Odell report success restoring smell, hearing, and stomach catarrh symptoms, attributing improvements to the tablets alone.

Stuart Sebring Odell

Plan for Labor Troubles Arbitration Plan Proposed

New York February 19 The first meeting of the executive committee of 36 appointed by the National Civic Federation to arbitrate labor troubles was chaired by Senator Hanna. A by law set creates a nine member conciliation panel from capital labor and the public to aid threatened strikes. If needed an arbitration board of four may appoint a fifth umpire from the public. Full executive action possible. local auxiliary committees may be formed. Attendees included Charles Francis Adams and Charles W Eliot.

New York National Civic Federation Hanna Federation Executive Committee Charles Francis Adams Boston Charles W. Eliot Marvard University

Theresa Vaughn Condition Report From Worcester Hospital

Mrs. Freda Munroe of Chelsea, sister of Theresa Vaughn, releases a physician statement from Dr. H. M. Quimby at the Worcester Insane Hospital. The note says Mrs Haupt is in good physical health and mentally as at admission, able to play piano, sing, attend events, and visit the city with a nurse, located in a top ward.

Freda Munroe Chelsea Theresa Vaughn H. M. Quimby Worcester Insane Hospital Comedienne Haupt Payne

Hearing on Statue for General Butler at State House

The committee on State House will hold a hearing in Room 20 at 10:30 am on erecting a statue of General Benjamin F. Butler. The largest committee room has been assigned, and many prominent men will attend the hearing.

Committee On State House Benjamin F. Butler

Paderewski Delights Femme Audiences At Symphony Hall

Paderewski greeted by a large female audience at Symphony Hall yesterday with encores after a refined program. The pianist charmed with his personality and flawless technique, though fervor was less intense than in prior visits, perhaps due to his recent marriage. The program included Beethoven Op 53, Mendelssohn songs without words, Schumann Etude Symphonique, Chopin pieces, Liszt Etude de Concert, and La Campanella. The second recital is set for Monday, March 3.

Padereawski Symphony Hall Paderewski Beethoven Mendelssohn Schumann Chopin Liszt Seay J. A. Fraser, Jr South Wea Wiltie Boston Music Hall Proctor Linton and McIntyre Dr. Quack Quackenbush Josef Silvins Steinert Hall Handel Boston Frederick W. Bowers Artle Hall First Regiment Katharine Harris Thomas Colton Berrill Fisher Jack Goldie Little Blanche Collette Frank E. Dodge Deeres Grossmith Chickering Mr. Grosamith Sig. Rotoll Athella Gounod Paris Angelicus Burton Holmes St. Petersburg David Bispham

Mme Sans Gene delights Boston in Sardou comedy

Edward H. Crosby reports a sold Boston reception for Ellen Terry in Mme Sans Gene with Sardou's Napoleon drawing mixed views. Terry shines in the title role, delivering dainty, natural humor in scenes with a dancing master, costumer, and Le Febvre, while Irving’s Napoleon is weak. A large cast and flawless scenery accompany a strong end note praising Terry.

Hollis Mme. Sans Gene Ellen Terry Boston Sardou Napoleon Corporal Kathryn Kidder Victorien Sardou Mme Sans Gene Catherine Vivandiere Dantzig Jen Terry Mme. Sansne le Febvre France Irving Corsica Galt Moscow Waterloo Austertitz Laurence Irving J. H. Barnes A. Royston Neipperg Mme. Sans Ne Edward H. Crosby

Pyramid Pile Cure Promoted By Physician

A prominent physician explains why pile remedies fail and promotes Pyramid Pile Cure as a permanent treatment. He claims surgery is the only lasting option besides this new cure, which allegedly relieves and cures all forms of piles without opiates. Sold by druggists at 50 cents or 1 dollar, or by mail from Pyramid Drug Co. Marshall Mich.

Piles Pyramid Drug Co Marshall, Mich

Castle Square Theatre marks 3000th stock company performance

The Castle Square Theatre stock company completed 250 consecutive weeks of performances totaling 3000 plays. To celebrate the 890th show, a free two hour concert by 19 musicians from the Boston Cadet, Martland of Brockton, and First Regiment bands was held between matinee and evening shows.

Castle Square Theatre Castle Square Theatre Stock Company Boston Cadet Band Martland Brockton First Regiment Band Boston Partridge, Gay and Collins Max Heindl Castle Square

House Talks On Wheeler Speech In Indian Bill Debate

Washington notes say the House devoted the general debate on the Indian appropriation bill to extraneous topics. Wheeler's speech drew attention with other members including Bramwell Kern Fleming and Boutell delivering remarks and poetic interludes. Boutell defended Wheeler while Bramwell recited verses about Kentucky and whiskey as laughter and applause followed.

Washington Wheeler Bramwell Kern Fleming Boutell Queenie Rep Ohio Colonel Mulligan Dem Prince Henry Mr. Wheeler Mr. Bromwell Kentucky Rmans Hamilton Michigan Senate Burrows Mich Money Mitchell Oregon Foraker Mallory Pla Tillman D. C Congress United States Fla Mr. Foraker

Charmion the Muscular Acrobat Debuts on Stage

A vivid profile of Charmion, a muscular acrobat, detailing her sewing hobby, self-made Worth-inspired gown, and strict training regimen. She claims 20 but looks 16, explains daily bag punching and a five mile walk turned run, and asserts she will pursue fame and independence over marriage for money.

Charmion the Howard Worth Charmin San Francisco Yneblaghe Nota Willie Boys

Boston Arts Scene Silently Shines With Touring Acts

Boston theatres bustle with a full schedule as Colorado closes at Houston Theatre with Kathryn Kidder debuting Molly Pitcher to debut in this city and Mrs. Grover Cleveland among opening night guests. Meanwhile King Dodo and Morrocco Bound receive praise at Tremont and Park theatres as Greenroom stars, while Dewey the Hero of Manila and Lucia star at other venues.

Colorado Houston Theatre Kathryn Kidder Molly Pitcher Grover Cleveland Dodo Tremont Muslo Ross Snow Grand Opera House Mr. Snow Illie Gerdes M 8 Weston Carrie Izier Whalen Otto Holliday Adelaide Marsden Park Theatre Beyo Boston Dewey Manila Oequepees Rae Foweys Frida Ricci Lucia Bijou

Beecham's Pills and Footwear Advertised in Boston

In damp weather Beecham's Pills are mentioned as a remedy and shoppers are urged to keep feet warm. The ad promotes overshoes or rubbers with Houghton & Dutton identified as the Boston headquarters for these goods.

Houghton & Dutton Boston

Draper couple returns to Hopedale after Kentucky wedding

Clare H. Draper son of General William F. Draper and his bride were brought back to Hopedale where they will reside at the George A. Draper mansion on Adin Street until his father returns from a trip. The item notes social prominence and a forthcoming welcome.

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