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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1902

Page

5

Pyramid Pile Cure Praised by Boston Couple

A Boston couple vouches for the Pyramid Pile Cure ending their wife’s pile suffering. Henry A Brown of East Boston describes trying doctors and knife before using the cure, noting two boxes cured her and a third box largely unused. He, an assistant engineer, confirms the medicine’s genuineness and relief.

Henry A. Brown Saratogastreet East Boston Mass Ife Trinity Court Dartmouth Street

GAYNORS MUST STAND TRIAL IN CONSPIRACY CASE

Savannah judge overruled defense demurrer in Greene Gaynor conspiracy case except last two counts. Jury arraigned defendants pled not guilty and trial on the merits set for March 1.

Savannah Emory Spear United States Court Greene- Gaynor Ife O. M Carter

Steamer Philadelphian Reaches Queenstown Harbor in Tow

The Leyland line steamer Philadelphian under Captain Trant, en route from Liverpool to Boston, was towed into Queenstown by the British tank steamer Lackawanna, Captain Everest, after suffering a broken tail end of its main shaft amid heavy seas. The tow began Thursday afternoon after Lackawanna found the vessel off mid Atlantic earlier in the week.

Queenstown Leyland Line Philadelphian Trant Liverpool Boston Eooken Abled Lackawanna Everest New York Dublin

Greater Boston Association Pushes City Consolidation Plan

The Greater Boston Association met at the Revere House to back a bill before the Legislature to consolidate suburban towns with Boston. Marcus C. Cook outlined the plan, arguing it would preserve Boston’s business position while acknowledging local option. speakers from Cambridge and Revere endorsed the proposal as a remedy to urban growth concerns.

Greater Boston Association Revere House Boston Marcus C. Cook State House Marblehead Hull Greater Association Nathaniel J. Deer Cambridge Joseph Fairstein John J. Sweeney Timothy J. Donahue Revere

Cure All Ailments With 100 Pills For 25 Cents

Advertisement touts a medicine promising cure for sick kidneys bladder rheumatism and related diseases. Claims rapid, full cures with 100 pills sold at 25 cents, labeled as a People price cure-all.

Bladder and kidney cures touted in old advert

A fragmentary testimonial from MICHAEL LAVENDER of Fairmount Avenue praising bladder and kidney remedies. The note claims the pills regulated urine flow, relieved back pain, and were beneficial overall. Also mentions orders by mail, a Boston advertiser, and a pill product for stomach liver and bowels priced 25 cents for 100 pills.

Hyde Park Gut Simi Lane Michar Fairmount Ava W. F. Smith Boston Smith

Missing Woman Pounded in River Cambridge Tragedy

The body of Mrs. Josephine Preetorius, who disappeared from 12 Gerry Street, Cambridge, was recovered from the Charles River. A St Louis native, she had been in McLean Asylum for mental derangement and was under nurse care by Mrs. McKean. Her footsteps led to the river. she has a son at Harvard College. The body will be transported to St Louis for burial.

Josephine Preetorius Gerry Street Cambridge Charies River Harvard College St. Louis Roxy Tremont Street Mary Ryan

Firemen Added to Boston Department Roll of Honor

Eight Boston firemen were added to the department roll of merit. Names include Captain James J. OConnor Engine 7 Lieutenant James F. McMahon and others cited for valor at fires on State Street Gold Street Tremont Street and Sunapee Harbor. Dennis McGee listed as deceased.

Fred Green J. F. M’mahon M. J. Umpehan W. H. Magner Boston Departments Boston Fire Department James J. O'Connor James F. McMahon Martin A. Kenealy Dennis Driscoll William H. Magner Thomas J. Muldoon Chemical Dennis McGee Combination Joseph P. Hanton Michael J. Teehan State Street Devonshire Street O'Connor, Kenealy Driscoll and McMehon

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