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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1902

Page

8

Peruna touted as cure by public figures in ad letter

A lengthy promotional letter praises Peruna as a remedy for catarrh and winter colds. Signed testimonials from Henry Burke, Hugh Mooney, J B Reese, and George C Hazelton extol its curative powers. The notice warns chronic catarrh risks and urges readers to write Dr Hartman for free advice.

Henry Burke Broadway Minneapolis, Minn Peruna Medicine Company Columbus Ohio Hugh Mooney West Forty- Second Street New York City Union 56 New York J. B. Reese Habnab Geo. C. Hazelton

Somerville Girls Located in New York

Angie Viano and Jennie Pietzsch, two Somerville girls who left home about ten days ago, have been located in New York. Friends say they sought better wages than at the Somerville factory. Parents blame local police for missing clues. Mrs Pietzsch learned their whereabouts and went to Providence to consult Fred Carmichael, who said the quartet left Boston together but the girls aimed for New York. John J. Viano plans to bring the girls back home.

Angie Viano Jennie Pietzsch Somerville New York Pietzsch Providence Fred Carmichael A. Carmichael Boston John J. Viano Angie

Dedication of Chel sea Central Fire Station by occupants

The new Central Fire Station in Chelsea was dedicated last evening by its ladder and chemical companies. Several hundred invitations were issued and about 1000 people visited. The building sits on Broadway at Grove street and was toured by firemen before a supper in the basement. Reception committee members included Captain Harris Captain Anthony Lieutenant George A. Smith Charles Hinckley Albert Hall John Crocker John Houston Harry Clifford Oliver I. Francis William Casserly and Chester Flanders.

Central Fire Station Chelsea Ladder Chemical Companies Broadway Grove Street Harris Anthony George A. Smith Charles Hinckley Albert Hall John Crocker John Houston Harry Clifford Oliver I. Francis William Casserly Chester Flanders

Hayes Jumps From Two Stories in Nonantum

John Hayes of Brighton jumped from a second story window on Middle street in Nonantum while believing enemies sought his life. A pursuing crowd of over 600, including three policemen, captured him after a struggle with Patrolman Maurice Kelly. He was taken to police headquarters, treated for head wounds, and committed to the Worcester insane asylum after a sanity exam.

John Hayes Brighton Middle Street Nonantum Hayes Watertown Street Maurice Kelly Worcester

Free to Ladies Cure All Female Weakness Offer

A promotional notice promises free full-size $5.00 treatments for female health issues from two renowned American lady specialists. Readers are urged to mail name and address to Dr. Mary Lock Co in Chicago for a three-course home treatment, with assurances of privacy and no questions.

Mary Lock America U. S Sterling Remedy Co Chicago New York

Umbria Purser Fleming Retires After Ties to Cunard

The Umbria returns to Liverpool where Thomas Fleming, aged 54, will retire after nearly 50 years with Cunard. He completed 920 North Atlantic voyages totaling 2,760,000 miles. He receives a life pension and a 3000 silver loving cup from Captain Dutton and the ship’s officers. Fleming joined Cunard in 1855.

New York Umbria Cunard Hine Liverpool Thomas Fleming North Atlantic Ocean Dutton Mr “Leming

Overturned Lamp Sparks Fire in South Boston Freight Shed

A lamp toppled by workers on the second floor of New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad freight house No. on Congress street caused a blaze yesterday morning. Firemen fought the flames, calling a third alarm to prevent spread. The loss is estimated at 6000 dollars, with partial insurance.

New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company Congress Street Boston Perkins

Double Motive Planned Philippines Trip for Miss Dodge

Miss Nettie Dodge of Somerville will sail for Boga Island Negros about February 10 with two aims. She intends to teach in the Philippines and to marry Mr Walter Chapman, a local teacher there. The couple, engaged for two years, both graduated from Boston University in 1899.

Nettie Dodge Somerville Philippines Walter Chapman Miss Dodge Boga Island of Negros Chapman College of Liberal Arts Boston University the Post Edwin I. Dodge Lowell Street Morse Grammar School Somerville Latin School Phi Beta Phi Society Dodge

Local Jewelry Heist Suspect Arraigned In Court

Fred Haffner, 21, of 339 Tremont Street, arraigned in Municipal Court on three counts of larceny from Clarkson Schrieber jewellers at 11 West Street. Bound over to Superior Court in zero bond. He confessed, saying he melted daily filings for old gold over six months, totaling nearly $200.

Fred Haffner Tremont Street Clarkson Schrieber West Street Haffner

Will Not Strike Today By Marble Workers

Marble cutters polishers slaters and soap stone workers postpone strike for at least a week to 10 days after learning of an illness affecting a member of a prominent firm. They demand an eight hour work day and hope manufacturers will concede.

Hedges Reunites With Son Report From Colonel Hedges

A despatch from Colonel Sidney M. Hedges says Hedges joined his son yesterday morning. Details of where the boy was found or the circumstances are not being released by the family. It is noted the reunion occurred at a location distant from Pittsburg.

Sidney M. Hedges Hedges& Jages

Theatre Reflections on Stars in Liberty Belles and More

The piece notes stars reshaping careers in Liberty Belles with Harry Davenport and Sandor Milliken switching paths to success on stage. It highlights George Devol and Edward Isham at the White House event, and hints at Kubelik's Paganini violin recital as well as Christie MacDonald's ascent in The To reader.

Hollis Harry Davenport Sandor Milliken W. H. Crane Diana George Devol Francis Wilson Devol Edward Isham Boston Roosevelt White House Horticultural Hall India China Japan Jan Kubelik Hungary Paganini Symphony Hall J. Kubelik Christie MacDonald Champagne Charley

Boston Theatre Stage Beckons With Multiple Attractions

The piece highlights a bustling Boston theater week with Miss MacDonald and Francis Wilson forces, Serviss lecture on Old Holland, and a slate of shows at the Boston Theatre, Grand Opera House, Tremont, Museum, and other venues. It notes performances by Louis Mann, Clara Lipman, Henrietta Crosman, William Faversham, and charms of Diamond stars with varied reviews and crowd sizes.

Washington Miss MacDonald Francis Wilson Serviss Symphony Hall Holland Boston Theatre Terry McGovern Louis Mann Clara Lipman Columbia Perley Joseph Humphrey Tremont Theatre Napoleon Henrietta Crosman William Favershaw Hollis Mr. Faversham

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