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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1902
Page
2
An article argues organic heart disease is rare and caused by poor digestion. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe after meal aid containing natural digestive elements to improve digestion and lessen heart strain, claiming wide availability in the United States, Canada, and Great Britain.
The Washburn Credit House hosts a New Year reception at Green Lodge Westwood with about a carload from the South Station attending. Mrs Washburn and Mr George F Washburn guide guests through an evening of music readings and a tour of the green house with a Europe travel talk concluding the event.
Division 1 of the A. O. H. will hold a reception next Sunday evening at the new hall 3 Snowhill street corner Prince street. All members are invited to attend. Division 1 has secured the hall as permanent headquarters for the A. O. H. in the North End.
A bidder offers Boston $25 000 a year for exclusive electric light rights claiming the city now pays high rates. The proposal promises light at half the current price and cites a $4 monthly bill in another city versus $12 in Boston.
T Jefferson Coolidge spent a large sum remodeling his residence at 315 Dartmouth Street. The four story mansion built circa 1875 now features a new heating system plumbing elevator electric lights tinted interiors and a one story L addition. Architects Coolidge and Carlson oversee the project and the owner’s nephew supervises.
In Columbus on January 2 the Ohio House remains split between Price and McKinnon camps. Six unpledged members hold power, with Cox arriving as anti-Hanna leadership. Taylor and Dick emerge as key figures opposing each other for the gubernatorial nomination, while efforts run across Hanna, Foraker, Denman, and others to sway doubtful members.
Chatham Old Harbor and Monomoy life-saving crews returned to port after aiding disabled vessels. The Primera D Endicott bound for Portland with coal was taken in tow. Commerce crew saved by Lackawanna after a gale. John F Randall refloated at Stone Horse Shoal then sailed to Boston.
A timely powder named Orangeiie helps prevent weariness and chill when tired upset or chilled. The item is promoted as a remedy for discomfort and fatigue during winter conditions.
After a morning conference at the Chamber of Commerce with President Lincoln and the State Board of Arbitration, the Master Teamsters and Team Drivers Union agreed to reconvene. The arbitration committee will hear views from both sides, drivers may rebut, and a final report could settle the dispute.
J Pierpont Morgan purchased Raphael Madonna of St Anthony of Padua from M Sedelmeyer of Paris. The painting’s storied history spans church princes monarchs and civilians dating back to 1505. Morgan will loan it to the Royal Academy London for the winter exhibit.
At the Chelsea Central Fire Station dedication Chief Spencer received a picture of himself from Bassett square ladies led by Mrs. Prank B. Fay. He was deeply surprised and unable to respond briefly. Firemen on the reception committee guided guests through the building in squads. Captain Harris of the Chemical company and Lieutenant George A. Smith of the Ladder company helped on the main floor.
Major Lucius Slade 83 of North Cambridge explains cold weather kept him from the Lancers juvenile party. He recalls 53 years with the corps as a leader with the youngest girl present and notes he remains active in the organization though nights out and late events are harder. He is the oldest living Lancer, with a long civic career and a 45 year run in the produce business at 14 Faneuil Hall Square.
The H. B. Humphrey Advertising Company of 227 Washington Street released a tasteful attractive calendar to celebrate the new year. It serves as a desk ornament and reminder, bound in red leather with a unique typographical display.
Lord Pauncefote, unable to attend yesterday's White House reception due to indisposition, showed enough improvement to go downstairs today, ending his absence from the event.
The Brimmer School Association met last evening at the secretary's office with Mr E In Underwood presiding. A copper takes place at Young's Hotel next Wednesday evening. expected attendees include Rear Admiral Wildes General Collins Lieutenant-Governor Bates and others.
Washington January 2 The President and Mrs Roosevelt hosted the first large formal function of the year for the Cabinet aides and invited guests. The state dining room featured a T shaped table with fine floral decorations as the Marine Band played. The guests included many senators representatives and other notable figures of the era.
The Boston College class of 1902 held an informal reception and dance at Catholic Union Hall. Guests included President W. G. Read Mullan and Rev. Joseph H. Rockwell with several college professors. James F. Connolly chaired the event with committee members W. Flynn and John F. Meheran.
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