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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1902

Page

6

Peruna Testimonials From Mrs Washburn and Mrs Hohnmann

Readers describe rapid recoveries from colds, coughs, and bronchial issues after using Peruna. Mrs W Washburn praises its ability to reach sickness and restore health within two weeks. Mrs W M Hohnmann details relief from chronic cough and chest pain after three bottles, noting renewed sleep and vitality. The ad claims Peruna as preventive and cure for catarrh and related illnesses, inviting complaints for free advice from Dr. Hartman.

W. Washburn Sons and Daughters of America Lady Standard Mutual Benevolent Association New Orleans Villere Street W. M. Hohnmann N. Paulina Street Chicago Ill Hartman Hartman Sanitarium Columbus O. Free Peruna Almanac Eleanor Cohn Sixth Avenue New York Erraninpd Cohn

Myers Announces Democratic Lean in Committee Appointments

Speaker Myers revealed his House committee slate with many Democrats placed in key roles. Notable picks include Moseley chairing Public Lighting, Sleeper on Mercantile Affairs, Schofield Metropolitan Affairs, Luce Election Laws, Wildes ranked on Metropolitan Affairs, and Bullard chairing Railroads. The public service panel drew interest as Bartlett leads, reflecting Crane administration influence.

Myers House Moseley Westfield Sleeper Winthrop Schofield Malden Luce Somerville Wildes Frothingham Boston George P. Bullard Newton Dana Bartlett Pittsfield Draper Gerrett Greenfield McNary Logan Kiley Quinn Public Service Committee Crane Reed Taunton Joint Committee On Rules Committee On Rules Collins Edgartown District Court Dukes County Martha F. W. Meachum State Board of Health On Food and Drugs Committee On Public Health Everett Taft Worcester Haskell Beverly Mansfield Dunn Skerrett Great Barrington Sullivan Lewis Cambridge Bennett Holyoke Ways Adams Melrose Dean Brookline Crosby Arlington Osgood Hopedale Keenan Smith South Hadley Preston Danvers O'Neill New Bedford Wingate Parker Springfield Roads Marblehead Brigham Marlboro Hayes Lowell Gilpatric Babb Lynn J. W. Williams Medford Foster Rogerson Higgins Agriculture Littlefield Boxboro East Longmeadow Deming Lanesboro Ward Buckland Creamer Peru Newell West Newbury Larkin Williamsburg Ins Jackson Fall River Barrington North Adams Young Bagley Education Dowse Gardner Nantucket Stearns Fuller East Bridgewater Goodrich Brown Bedford Peloquin Harney Luece Waltham Willis Weymouth Creed Hastings Palmer Goulding Peabody Sutton Needham Badaracco Fisheries and Game Kimball Newburyport Fern Phinney Lane Ighton Beck Chelsea Mellen St. Ebert Lawrence Swift Yarmouth Hancock Brockton Mackey Albee Sherman Callender Donahue Small River Ipswich Cummings Orleans Felton Foley Keith Davis Salem Brewer Badger Quincy Montgomery Gloucester Mercantile Affairs Lombard Williams Litchfield Tull Tyler Clinton Hlagberg Amesbury Bullard Medway Newcomb Ware Norwell Greene Fitchburg Randlett Pratt Ashburnham Rounds Mitchell Chicopee Burke Moore Reinhart Hall Haverhill Robbins Acton Washburn Freetown Georgetown Pearce Witchburg Bemis Foxboro Bearse Drinkwater Braintree Hickford Cheney Avon Methuen Kinney Girlpatric Creeley Belmont Hunt Hunter Buswell Quinlan Chace Warner Northampton Hill Stoneham Entwistle Framingham Bradley Stanton Huntington Monitors Messrs Wakefield Linnehan New Bedord

Nineteenth Anniversary of B F Keith in Boston

B F Keith marks nineteen years since opening his Boston venture and as originator of continuous performance. Once a small Washington Street room attraction, he built vaudeville into a nationwide, family friendly enterprise with theatres, tours, and even an English theater lease. Keith reshaped vaudeville by uplifting drama and opera precursors, importing European novelties, and guiding charities while delegating day to day to B F Albee and son A Paul Keith.

B. F. Keith Boston Keith Washington Street Providence Philadelphia New York Atlantic Lyceum Europe Tiller Mr. Keith A. Paul Keith The Keith Enterprises

Dickinson and Poster Trial on Bank Wrecking Charges

John W. Dickinson of Newton and George M. Foster of Peabody faced a federal arraignment before Judge Lowell on charges of wrecking the South Danvers National Bank of Peabody. Indictments allege wilful misapplication of funds totaling about 50 000 with false cash book entries. Jury drawn after government none and defense challenges. opening statements described as lengthy with misapplied funds alleged in exchange for worthless notes.

John W. Dickinson Newton George M. Foster Peabody Lowell United States District Court South Danvers National Bank Poster Foster Dickinson Mason Jones William F. Fellows Haverhill Edgar Crosby Arlington Boston W. Hawkins Burlington Henry A. Dwier J.T. Johnson Westboro J. E. Keith Springfield Nce Mr. Jones Bartlett Allan Hollis Concord N. H John C. Pearson Helves N. H. Wrank .Taylor of Peabody Testified That the South Canuees Bank Mr. Foster Suffolk Bank

Fitzgerald Calls on Hill in Albany

Ex congressman Fitzgerald of Massachusetts met with Senator David B. Hill in Albany after speaking in Troy. Fitzgerald urged Hill to visit Massachusetts for a winter speech but Hill gave no firm promise. Hill advised Democrats to skate slow and unite, predicting a 1904 victory with conservative talk and common sense. He pledged to visit Massachusetts during the new fall campaign.

Albany N. Y Fitzgerald Massachusetts David B. Hill Troy Hill Senator Hill

Change in Governor's Staff Resignations and Appointments

Lieutenant Colonel J R Peabody of the Governor's staff has resigned and been honorably discharged as of January 7 1902. Major Paul R Hawkins appointed lieutenant colonel and assistant inspector general in his stead. Provost Sergeant Guy Murchie named aide de camp with rank of major. Both commissions dated January 7 1902. Hawkins served in Spanish War as adjutant of the Second Massachusetts Volunteers. Murchie served in the Spanish War with the Rough Riders and in the militia.

J. ©. R. Peabody Peabody Paul R. Hawkins Guy Murchie Hawkins Low

Lessler Wins Seventh District Race In Bitter Campaign

Montague Lessler, Republican, defeats Perry Belmont, Democrat, in the New York seventh district election by 3894 votes. Total counts show 7677 for Lessler and 7283 for Belmont amid a rancorous canvass. Authorities arrest ex-Alderman Welling and John Pye on abetting illegal registration. bail set at 2000 each. George B. Jelliffe held on charges over four men voting under two names, bail 1000.

New York Montague Lessler Perry Belmont Lessler Belmont McCullagh Joseph Welling John Pye George B. Jelliffe Board of Election Inspectors

Death of Patrick J Burke City Hall janitor

Patrick J Burke age 45 died suddenly at his home in South Boston last evening. He had been employed as a janitor in City Hall under City Messenger Leary and was well known throughout the city.

Patrick J. Burke City Hall Leary South Boston Mr. Burke

Boston Theatre Tonight and Next Week Attract Busy Playbill

The Boston stage scene buzzes with upcoming shows led by Way Down East at the Boston Theatre this week and Foxy Grandpa arriving Jan 20. Henrietta Crosman shifts from As You Like It to Mistress Nell at the Tremont, while The Red Kloof ends Jan 13 at the Museum ahead of James Hackett. David Harum at the Colonial draws crowds, Liberty Belles at Hollis dazzle, and Morocco Bound reopens the Park with high expectations. The Chaperons near finale at Columbia draws large crowds as Black Person’s Cabin features a colored chorus at Grand Opera House. Lothrop’s Great Diamond Robbery, patience renewing at Bijou, Woman Against Woman and Hands Across the Sea headline Grand Theatre. Keith’s song sheet by RBJ Jose pleases, Pousse Cafe draws, Al Leech and Rosebuds charm Howard, Clara Helyet’s panther cage at Austin & Stone’s impresses, Sober Sal at Nickel Odeon stays stubborn, The Serious Wedding next week at Grand Opera House, James Rackett brings Don Cesar's Return and A Chance Ambassador to the Museum. Bon Ton burlesquers at Lyceum entertain, and The Asian cavalcade attracts children at Bostock’s Animal Arena.

Boston Theatre Henrietta Crosman Tremont Nell Museum James Hackett Boston David Harum W. H. Crane Hollis Columbia Grand Opera House Fiverybody Lothrop Bowdoin Square Theatre Bijou Morrison Grand Theatre Keith's RB. J. Jose Music Hall al Leech Three Rosebuds the Howard Leech Clara Helyet Austin & Stone Sal Nickelodeon James Rackett Don Cesar Bostock Lyceum

England's Trade Decline In Year Declines In Imports Exports

London January 7 The total imports for the year were £6222339 and a fraction decline of £886177. The total exports were £28498889, down £10693107. Coal and metals account for the largest part of the export decrease.

London

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