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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1901
Page
5
A public advisory targets the paper’s female readers calling for vigilance and adherence to listed statements. The notice emphasizes trust in the publication and urges careful reading of guidance issued within.
A prominent Utah postmistress, Lucy A. Clark of Farmington, lauds Peruna for la grippe relief and backache comfort. Other readers including Mrs. Caroline Sondheimer of Grandis Missouri and Mrs. Maria Goertz of Cleo Oklahoma share long histories of pelvic catarrh relief and improved health through Hartman remedies.
In Worcester on February 26 the Gustaf Ericksen murder tale was retold with cross examination of wife Matilda Ericksen focusing on ties to Olaf Johnson. Neilsen identified by three railroad workers as the man seen in Fitchburg yard at 3 30 am.
The Daily Chronicle cites a rumour that Lord Kitchener met General Louis Botha to arrange Boer surrender terms and that a 24 hour armistice was granted for consultation. It notes Botha between Ermelo and Middelburg and reports Belfast delegates DekKock and Meyer shot.
To Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, Utah, Nevada, Idaho, California, Washington, Oregon and British Columbia, from Tuesday February 10 to April 20, travel by train. For information and tickets contact Chicago and Northwestern Railway at 368 Washington Street, Boston.
The advertisement argues health comes first and cost should not compromise medicine. Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey is priced higher than cheap substitutes due to superior quality, purity, mildness, and appetite appeal. Sold by licensed dealers with sealed full quarts and the signature marks of Chester H. Graves & Sons, with trade via Eastern Drug Company in Boston.
Lawmakers spar over Admiral Sampson endorsements with sharp charges from Mr. Allen and Mr. Morgan. The Cuban amendment is pressed as a legislative ultimatum. hopes for a vote on the district and post office bills mount as others argue constitutional limits on presidential power and Alaska judiciary issues continue.
The House of Representatives erupted in a lengthy debate after Ohio Democrat Lentz charged that a speech attacking Senator Hanna had been withheld from the Record. Speaker and Republicans clashed with Democrats over procedure while adjournment halted further action. Admiral Sampson’s letter regarding warrant officer commissions was also read, drawing comments from Mr. Berry and Mr. Sulzer about naval conduct and social refinement.
Washington February 26 The Senate in executive session confirmed all naval nominations for promotion except those of Admirals Sampson and Schley as reported by the official records.
Washington reports the resignation of Frank A. Vanderlip as Assistant Secretary of the Treasury to take effect by March 8 upon his successor’s qualification. Milton E. Alles of Ohio is expected to succeed him, Vanderlip to depart for a role with National City Bank after resignation acceptance.
Fritz Kreisler opened his final violin recital series yesterday afternoon before a large applauding audience. He performed Goldmark’s A minor concerto first with piano, then a Beethoven cavatina, Tschaikowsky canzonetta, Leclair sarabande and tambourin, Tartini Devil's Trill sonata, and Wieniawski Russian airs. His virtuosity drew repeated recalls. next recitals are scheduled for March 2 and March 5.
Paris Feb 26. A session of the Chamber of Deputies ended in a loud uproar over Article 12 after Baron Xavier Reille quoted Savary. Radicals and Socialists protested as he spoke of assassination. Barons Reille's remark triggered chants, shouts, and a pandemonium that the president could not quell.
General Gomez met General Wood in Havana and denied calls for immediate US troop withdrawal. He warned of bloodshed within sixty days if US troops leave and said he would join them if they withdrew. He supported stable government oversight and favored leasing land for naval stations rather than outright sale.
Emanuel L. Goldberg alias Fred Forster alias Smith was arrested by Inspectors Patterson and Rooney last week in a major Boston capture. Yesterday afternoon Chief Inspector outlined the case and noted the significance of the arrest in local crime history.
Watts received a telegram from Chicago police stating Goldberg is wanted there for the larceny of 125 gold watches from a large establishment. Watts plans to deliver him to Chicago police as soon as requisition papers arrive despite having several cases in this city.
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure claiming instant comfort and complete cure for piles. It cites testimonials from George Gerck of Orwens Mill Me and Richard Loan of Whipple Ohio, plus a note that druggists stock it for 50 cents per package from Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Mich.
The Bank Officers Association shows Miss Simplicity at Tremont Theatre to strong audience turnout. The Boston Theatre presents The Still Alarm to acclaim at the Hollis Theatre with Sherlock Holmes at the Hollis as a potential record breaker. Various acts and plays including My Lady Dainty and A Royal Rogue play to packed houses across multiple venues.
Raymond and Whitcomb Co announces a comprehensive spring excursion from Boston on March 15 returning March 92. The trip includes six days in Washington and a visit to Old Point Comfort with first class arrangements. A Washington circular with full details will be mailed on request. Berlin report notes Emperor William’s 20th anniversary with the Empress and a luncheon with King Edward.
Al Weinigt of Buffalo KOed Dick Moore of Brooklyn in the fourth round of a 20 round main event before 2500 fans at the Phenix A. arena in Memphis. Steve Crosby of Louisville and Young Peter Jackson of San Francisco fought ten rounds to a draw.
In New London Conn Austin Rice of this city defeated Tommy Sullivan of Hartford tonight before 1200 spectators in the sixteenth round of a bout billed as a two round affair Sullivan's seconds threw up the sponge to spare him from a knockout and Rice claimed the victory.
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