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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1895
Page
2
Dr Augustine Thompson advertises painless tooth extraction using methyl applied to gums in Hawaii. No cocaine or ether, free extractions for 10 days starting January 1, 1895, with testimonial claiming two set of artificial teeth valued at $1000.
In a Senate speech Senator Lodge presses a resolution demanding the Secretary of the Navy explain why American warships were withdrawn from the Hawaiian Islands. He warns that leaving Honolulu to Japan and Britain jeopardizes security and Pearl Harbor interests amid talk of annexing Samoa and building the Nicaragua Canal. The exchange includes Senator Aldrich and Mr. Butler, with the resolution moving to the calendar after the military academy bill’s passage.
Five years after adopting a painless dentistry method with METHYS our success grows unprecedented. For the third time we enlarge our parlors and take the entire first floor to welcome patients starting January first, 1895, under the name Methy l Dental Parlors, claiming to be the largest and finest in New England.
Perry Yarrington of Jamaica Plain Boston was held for trial in 2000 bail after an exam for obtaining money under false pretences. He claimed a gas generator would cut gas cost to 10 cents per 100 feet and sold territorial rights to agents who paid 1000 each. The device allegedly produced gas costing well above 10 cents per 1000 feet.
Robert A. Woods of Andover House spoke on The Organization of Labor last night, arguing that labor progress parallels civilization growth. He said capital and labor aim at different ends, with education enabling labor to secure fair rewards and slavery arising from organized warfare in ancient civilization.
A Boston letter describes the first night of the new year at Dr Cullis’s Consumptives Home in Grove Hall. Patients, friends, and workers shared a chapel celebration with Mrs Cullis expressing gratitude while Rev Mallory stepped aside to let her speak. Dr Judd organized a varied program with gifts and cards from Prang & Co and Jordan Marsh. The piece notes the home’s Civil War era founding and ongoing support from local philanthropy enabling admission to those truly poor with physician certificates. Boston, Jan. 2.
The American Wringer Co located at 13 and 15 Broadway extension, city manufacturers of wringers mangies spring beds and carpet sweepers. All kinds of wringers and sweepers repaired. Orders by mail promptly attended to. Telephone call remont 764.
Removal notice states H Mais, a hairdresser, has moved from No 46 Temple Place up one flight.
Democrats plan a 3 PM Monday caucus to consider the currency bill as debate continues. Dingley of Maine argues Treasury needs authority to issue a 3 percent bond to cover expenses and sustain the gold reserve, criticizing past denial and warning of insolvency without power. Walker signals additions to his substitute proposal on customs duties and bond sales.
Democratic leaders welcomed the Cabinet decision that the President should not at this time send a special message urging passage of the Carlisle banking bill. A House caucus was slated for Monday to discuss the currency proposal and its prospects in Congress.
The text suggests the day may decide to back the bill as a party measure while a special message is not needed. If the caucus opposes the measure and moves to a drastic amendment, it is believed the President will respond with a special message following the caucus action.
Bids from across the country target the Kansas City public building with the Georgia Granite Company offering a price nearly $50,000 below New England quarry bids. The project, planned to be granite faced, draws national interest as cost savings and procurement options are weighed.
W H Stevenson a Bridgeport lawyer and railroad man was arrested after a dispute with Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children agent Barkley on Broadway. The case drew a crowd of about 500 as Stevenson denied the agent’s badge and claimed the boy ran away from home. Rennell and Stevenson support the boy’s innocence while Barkley stands by the arrest for interference.
James Napolio age 35 and his brother Louis 34 are under arrest at Han over street station for alleged felonious assault on Sarah Doherty an 18 year old girl at 71 North Margin street at the time of arrest.
United States District Attorney Marbury began an official inquiry into alleged ill treatment and illegal detention of Navassa Island laborers by Navassa Phosphate Company. Two Negro workers, Don Carlos Abrams and John H. Devine, testified of starvation and abuse. ten died on the island in three months, while fourteen died on the voyage home.
The Boston Post proposed honoring Rev Dr S F Smith on Washington’s Birthday for his long life of usefulness and literary work. His 86th birthday was October 21. Iowa interest grows as his son lives in Davenport and Davenport may help fund the tribute to America’s author and hymn.
Fire broke out near the chimney on the roof of the Morgan Iron Works foundry at 8 last evening. It was promptly discovered and caused only about 1000 dollars in damage. The torpedo boat Ericsson and several other craft lay nearby at the dock.
Last night Roughan Hall hosted a lively social gathering by Miss Mamie Kennedy and Master George Roughan. About 600 people attended with Roughan in charge of the floor and assistance from Miss Kennedy and others including Hendhy Murphy Brown Sullivan Crogan Tierney and McDermott.
The Portia arrived from Halifax marking its last Nova Scotian and Newfoundland service. It will now sail to the West Indies under Captain Farrell. The Silvia remains on the Halifax route and a new ship is planned for spring construction by the company.
Miss Stevenson daughter of the vice president is weaker today and in extremely serious condition, according to her physicians in Asheville on January 4.
The Hampden Cream Agency offers ice cream in varieties and prices including 50c for a single quart and 90c for two quarts, with gallon rates and discounts for large orders. Promises satisfaction to customers and invites churches to trial, listing contact details in Allston for D Strachan and the Hampden Cream Agency.
Major Brewer, Salvation Army leader, challenges City Registrar Whitmore over marriage ceremonies performed by army members. Brewer cites ordination credentials and says the law requires ministers ordained per denomination usages, not a single adopted standard. He argues Salvation Army is a denomination and protests Whitmore’s definition as unlawful and inconsistent with centuries of statute.
Free medical services for all diseases will be furnished by M. M. Dewey chief of the Dewey Medical Co at 74 Boylston street Rooms 7 and 8. Examinations and treatment are free with office hours 9 to 1, 2 to 5, 6 to 8 p.m Sundays 10 to 4 p.m.
William Brewer writes to defend his right to perform marriages within the Salvation Army tradition. He notes recognition of the legality of marriages by the registrar and states his intention to file licenses signed by him. He refuses a role as justice of the peace, citing his duties as a gospel minister and has referred the matter to ex-Governor Russell and associates for further consideration.
Frederic Cunningham, appointed special master, reports in Vanderbilt yacht Alva's sinking case. He values the yacht and Vanderbilt's effects at 220000, seamen losses at 4837 with interest, but limits loss to the Dimock's value of 95395. Objections allege misvaluation and market value dispute. case expected to be bitterly contested.
Jan 4 reports from official circles indicate Brussels that the government will present to Parliament a Congo State annexation proposal. The Times Brussels correspondent says a majority has been secured for the annexation bill, with Socialists likely to oppose. France offers no objections.
Isaac B. Patten Post 81 G A R Isaac Patten Camp 29 S of V and Isaac B Patten Woman's Relief Corps No 59 held a joint officer installation at Grand Army Hall Watertown. Officers installed included George E Foskett commander and Carrie B Livermore president among others. Afterward a social hour followed the formal proceedings.
The second Brookline Town Hall party last night drew about 400 attendees from Boston Cambridge Newton and Brookline. Guests included Mrs Desmond Fitzgerald Mrs Andrew Robeson Mrs Arthur Stedman Mrs George Lee Mrs Jonathan Chapman and Mrs Franklin Hobbs. Ushers were Dr George Francis Carleton Francis Eugene Bryant Robert Ware John Flint Henry Ware Joshua Crane Jr Charles Monroe Howard Brown and Harold Lord.
Keene New Hampshire January 4 A city council meeting authorized Mayor McDuffee to contact Fitchburg railroad officials about improved protection for railroad crossings. The move follows a January 2 Water street crossing killing that has stirred local demands for safety measures.
A Central Vermont freight train broke in two between Proctor and Pittsford in the morning. The rear section reached Pittsford depot, derailed into the structure, setting the depot freight house and several cars ablaze. Freight loss is undetermined.
Wakefield January 4 The Metropolitan District Commission held a hearing to obtain opinions on a federation project involving sewers water supplies parks highways the fire department and health department. A number of prominent citizens attended and most favored federation with some speakers urging annexation.
Secretary Carlisle spent an hour with Democratic Representatives in Speaker Crisp's committee room in Washington. He urged quick passage of the currency and banking bill and explained provisions and their effects to several members.
The University ice polo team at Harvard lists forwards J Corbett F Goodrich center J Dunlop half back F F Elliot and goal S Creet from the Law School. The team seeks games with outside teams and invites communications to F F Elliot at 16 Trinity Hall.
In Coffee county near Willachoochee a house belonging to Peter Vickers was burned last Friday night. Eight people, including Peter Vickers and three of his children and four children of another man, perished in the blaze. Officials believe the fire was started incendiarily.
The Wheeler Blodgett & Co firm faced suspicion over embezzlement by Spalding who vanished after November. Police theorize a Peter to pay Paul scheme masked by moderate living. Montreal was the last known contact, with Spalding by theatres and hosteries but never showing late hours at work.
The National Steeplechase Association was organized in New York with twenty three of fifty members present. August Belmont was chosen chairman and H G Crickmore secretary. The plan is a three days meeting in May at Morris Park with stakes likely to close about Feb 1. The group aims to purify steeplechasing in the United States and consists of turf men of influence.
The Boston Post mails two lines to advertisers using the linotype machines one bearing the addressee name and the other the legend. The paper boasts First in morning sales in the Northeast and notes it was the pioneer in Boston to adopt linotypes now running a full battery.
The Melrose Athletics beat Somerville Club in billiards 297 to 244 and in pool 100 to 63, while Somerville won whist 326 to 298. Kernwood Club of Malden defeated 999th Artillery in billiards 300 to 220 and pool 100 to 59, with whist 319 plus 7 to 806 minus 7. Artillery won bowling 2562 to 2254.
Nearly 4000 spectators watched an ice polo match at Buttonwood Park New Bedford between the Brown University Ice Polo Club and the Crescents. The teams were evenly matched and finished with one goal each after over an hour of play with no further scoring.
H Claussen and Sons brewers seek Martin Von Dohlen their bookkeeper and confidant who vanished last Monday. Experts examining his accounts report a $6000 shortage and warn the sum may grow larger as the investigation proceeds.
In Constantinople on January 4, the Sultan confirmed Izmirlian as Roman Catholic patriarch of Armenia, though the patriarch refuses to align with the Turkish government’s expected line of conduct.
ST. JOHN'S N F Jan 4 The British government is reported to consider intervening without a formal request from Newfoundland a move that would be welcomed by diverse groups here as a sign of support and possible aid.
News from Cantonment reports a clash between vigilantes and horse thieves. Gus Gaskell and Syl Campbell were wounded while three thieves were captured and lynched.
ST. PAUL MINN Jan 4 After news that Northwestern Cordage works would resume operations next Monday came today an application for a receiver The filing signals financial distress amid hopes of a restart but shifts control to a court appointee pending further action.
In Chicago on January 4 the defense finished its argument in the Debs appeal. Judge Grosscup reserved his ruling until Tuesday when the cases are scheduled for trial.
Columbus Ohio January 4 fire gutted the boys dormitory at the State Imbecile Asylum, causing an estimated 50000 dollars in damage. No injuries were reported.
Biddeford Maine January 4 Deputy Sheriff J F Goldthwaite ordered a fire inquest to determine the cause of the Sunday fire that destroyed the city building and caused extensive damage to nearby properties.
In Fresno California on January 4 rain forced postponement of track record attempts by Alix Flying Jib and other athletes scheduled for today.
A Washington Star quotation shows Mrs Corntossel asking Josiar if women should do all men do, and Josiar undecided. Mandy defends equality, while the exchange jokes about women taking on masculine tasks and embodying wimmin’s capabilities.
The Earndale sailed from St Jago Cuba December 27 toward Baltimore towing the tug Colon. The Earndale arrived at Cape Henry without the tug, suggesting a heavy weather separation. The Colon, built 1891 in Wilmington for the Spanish American Tron Company, may have fate unknown near Massachusetts Bay. Boston firms had just chartered her for towing work. The Colon measures fifty nine tons net and cost about $0,000. crew and safety await confirmation upon arrival of the Earndale in Baltimore.
Robert S. Mackintosh Jr of Roxbury bought the stone-front Wakefield Park house with 20000 feet of land at Dell and Park avenues on private terms. Seven new houses priced 6000 to 9500 will be built, occupancy aimed May 1 18 percent. Additional land sales and notable transfers include Bay State road 37, St Charles street, St Paul street hotel sale, Atlantic avenue wharf, and 25 Lincoln street Dorchester.
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