Ivory Soap Promises Pure Care for Delicate Laundry
A seller urges Ivory Soap as the safe choice for washing clothes that wear out quickly. The pitch emphasizes purity and non damaging action, claiming many customers prefer it for laundry work.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1900
Page
7
A seller urges Ivory Soap as the safe choice for washing clothes that wear out quickly. The pitch emphasizes purity and non damaging action, claiming many customers prefer it for laundry work.
In Chattanooga Tennessee on January 4 the trial of Julia Morrison for the Sept 24 1809 shooting of Frank Leidenheimer stage manager of Mr DPlaster of Paris company at the Opera House is expected to begin tomorrow. Defense lawyers have secured depositions from more than a dozen witnesses across the country to support her character. George J Antz brother in law of Leidenheimer plans to bring witnesses from New Orleans to challenge Morrison’s character. Morrison appeared calmer today, visited in her cell by friends and sympathizers, including several women.
In New York a US Circuit Court opening reveals Lilian Ash’s counsel claims Mrs Melvina Prunier learned of the heiress’s inheritance before suing over alienation of Frederick J Prunier. Defense witness Prunier denies cohabitation with Ash or plans to travel to Bermuda, saying he served as her aide and loved his wife.
An incident ends with Prunier ejecting an individual after a failure to identify Cushman, reflecting a tense confrontation inside the location.
Magistrate Crane commits Adelaide Morgan to Belle Vue Hospital Insane Department saying no woman who smokes is a lady. Several prominent women and a group of Broadway cigar sellers respond with opinions and commentary on propriety and fashion.
Miss Ethel Josselyn of Boston was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Norton on Saturday while wearing a boy's suit on suspicion. She was detained in the county jail until today and upon release took the boat to Boston.
The Molineux murder trial in New York features witnesses on cyanide poisoning linked to Kumon powders and Barnet’s death. Evidence includes a marriage certificate, handwriting comparisons, and a bank letter analysis showing alleged authoring by Molineux. Court adjourned to hear from a postal letter box custodian tomorrow.
Italy replies favorably to the State Department note on China's open door the last great power to answer. The agreements are not final yet but will be shaped next. A luxury rail journey from Boston will visit major Southern California and Western points over 37 days for 350 dollars including hotel stays and transfers.
An unknown starving man died in a Park Row restaurant after grabbing a worth $2 bill caught in a crowd. He rushed to a nearby eating house and, while ravenously eating a large roast, choked on a piece of food. A surgeon was called but he died within minutes. He wore longshoreman clothing and had no identifying marks.
The German East African Company reports in Hamburg Nachrichten that after war began it refused to forward two arms consignments to South Africa to avoid delays. The Bundesrat manifest shows no contraband in the Bun desrath cargo and owners deny saddles and war material were found aboard.
Representatives from Kansas City urged the Iowa Democratic committee to support holding the next national convention there. The committee showed favorable sentiment toward Kansas City but National Committeeman Walsh offered no commitment. S. N. Ford claimed Kansas City had sufficient pledges to secure the convention.
City leaders from the Chamber of Commerce and Manufacturers' Association agreed to invite the national Democratic committee to hold the nominating convention in Cincinnati. They cited the city's accessibility and urged a strong guarantee fund to cover convention expenses.
The Verdi Orchestra holds its second public rehearsal Sunday January 7 at 2 30 p m in Deacon Hall 1651 Washington street. Attendance is free to associate members and friends. The program features overture Norma dance of the butterflies pell and blues selections and a governor Dyer march conducted by leader John F B Flockton.
The annual whist party at Gate of Heaven Church in Bernice Hall features progressive whist from 8 to 10 with Frank Linehan and P. J. O'Leary guiding play from 10 to 12 under John Reilly and Ben Mellen. Two prize sets at 10 and 12. Dancing from 8 to 12 in Bethesda Hall with Alpha Singing Orchestra. J. J. Welch promoter. President P. J. McMahon and Vice-President J. Frank O'Hare lead, aided by a large corps of assistants.
Chiara Cig narale, who killed her husband in New York City on April 20, 18%, and was imprisoned at Auburn Prison, was pardoned today by Governor Roosevelt. She had in 1888 secured a new trial for perceived abuse, then found guilty of first degree murder and sentenced to death, later commuted to life by Governor Hill.
The Local Freight Agents' Association of Boston held its annual meeting at Young's with C Williams presiding. Reports from committees were read and it was announced 1500 railroad men will attend the June convention. Officers elected for the year include George Aver president H Downing vice president W T LaMoure secretary H W Yonge treasurer and W S McGowan member at large.
New York and Boston stage items highlight Clyde Fitch's The Cowboy and the Lady with Nat Goodwin Maxine Fillet and Minnie Dupree in strong turns. Other mentions include Mirabeau in Marie Antoinette, Modjeska Macbeth Boston Theatre, Bells of Haselmere at Castle Square and plans for The Casino Girl, Naughty Anthony and Little Red Riding Hood promotional stunts.
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