Five Dollars a Box Promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
A letter endorses Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets blaming indigestion relief to the tablets after a week of distress. Readers include A Ellms and Chas F Buzzell Assistant Postmaster from South Sudbury Mass and Mrs James Barton of Toronto shares a tale of misdiagnosed kidney and bladder trouble resolved by three to four tablets. All druggists stock and endorse the tablets as safe for children and adults. The ad claims relief from sour stomach nervous dyspepsia heartburn gas and general stomach derangement.
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South
Sudbury
Mass
James Barton
Toronto
Can
Stuart
Visited Boer Prisoners by Lend a Hand Society Official
Rev W S Key of the Lend a Hand Society of Boston visited nearly 5000 Boer prisoners on Bermuda islands with special permission from the British government. He examined camps spoke with prisoners and returned with articles made by the Boers to sell for funds to send food and necessities to the internees.
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Bermuda
W. S. Key
Lenda-Hand Society
Boston
Edward Everett Hale
Bryce Seeks Generous Peace Terms With Boers
London Jan 9 James Bryce Liberal MP for Aberdeen former under secretary of state for foreign affairs and president of the Board of Trade urged AbeRdeen constituents to seek generous terms with the Boers He stated he valued national peace over party and would welcome any ministry capable of concluding an honorable peace He claimed the country was tired of a ministry unable to keep peace or win the war.
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London
James Bryce
Aberdeen
Foreign Affairs
Board of Trade
Liberal Party
Pease
British chase Dewet in New York dispatch
Cable reports from Bloemfontein and Johannesburg indicate British columns in the Orange River Colony have captured prisoners and husked Boer positions. Major Cole-Brander seized a laager near Rustenburg. Dewet moves south before General Elliott, with limited use of captured guns as British forces press the Wilge River area.
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New York
the Sun
Bloemfontein
South Africa
Orange River Colony
Johannesburg
Cole-Brander
Ceneral Delarey
Rustenburg
British gun recovered after misreported destruction
Lord Kitchener reports to the war office that the second British gun captured by the Boers at Brakenlaagte has been recovered. The piece was earlier thought destroyed.
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London
War Office
Lord Kitchener
Brakenlaagte
England Calls for Volunteers for Infantry Reinforcements
London Jan 9 The war office issued a call for 9396 infantry volunteers to replace gradually those now serving in South Africa.
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England
London
War Office
South Africa
Deaths Hitch Acknowledges Cambridge Resident
George H Hitch died at his late residence in Cambridge after an illness. The funeral arrangements and details for friends and relatives are to be announced.
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Cambridge
George H. Hitch
WIFE KINGS CONNELLY HOME IN Hyde Park
Michael Connelly aged, severely ill, was returned to his Hyde Park home from Medford yesterday afternoon in a carriage by his wife Mrs. Connelly and Officer Grant. Police investigated an abduction claim tied to his removal from Readville Street, Medford, naming sister Mary Frye, her husband Anthony Frye, Mark Connelly and Darby Ready. Mrs. Connelly claimed no motive beyond concern for her husband’s welfare and suggested relatives sought to influence a will.
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Michael Connelly
Hyde Park
Medford
Mr. Connelly
Statue Blessed at St John’s Roxbury Crowds Hear Saint Anthony
About 3000 people filled St John’s Church on Blue Hill Avenue Roxbury for the blessing of a heroic size statue of St Anthony of Padua donated to the new parish. Rev Ubaldus OFM preached the life of the saint as Rev Garret J Barry led services with Benediction by Rev Edward Kenny.
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St. John’s Church
Blue Hill Avenue
Roxbury
St. Anthony of Padua
Father Ubaldus
Hyth
Larzs
Garret J. Barry
Edward Kenny
Hugh P. Smyth
D. F. Whalen
F. 8. Wilson
J. J. McCarthy
St. John’s
Brigid Carney
Mary White Mullen
Mary Mulvey
Margaret Coffey
St. Anthony
Warner's Safe Cure testimonial and sales pitch
An advertisement from Oct 19, 1900 promotes Warner's Safe Cure for kidney and related diseases. It quotes H M Stubig Alderman praising cures after two years near death and urges readers to test urine as a sign of kidney trouble. The copy claims the product cures kidney liver and blood diseases and offers 50 cents or 1.00 per bottle with no substitutes.
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Roscoe Boulevard
Chicago
Bright
Warner
H. M. Stubig
Pope's Bible Commission Announced in Rome
Rome January 9 The papal commission on modern questions concerning the Holy Writ is announced and includes Cardinal Parocchi vice chancellor and Cardinals Segna and Vives y Tuero as assistants from the Vatican. Consulters include Professor Grangan of Catholic University in Washington. The panel will define limits on freedom for Catholic exegetes and distinguish what orthodoxy requires from what may be left to conscience.
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Rome
Papal Commission
Cardinal Parocchi
Holy Roman Church
Cardinals Segna
Vatican
Vives Y Tuto
Grangan
Catholic University At
Washington
Warner's Safe Cure Trial Bottle Offer
Free trial bottle offered to anyone suffering from kidney liver bladder or blood diseases. Write Warner Safe Cure Co. Rochester NY and mention Boston Post. Genuineness guaranteed by publisher. Doctor will send medical booklet with symptoms and treatments and testimonials at no cost.
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Warner
Warner Safe Cure Co
Rochester
N. Y
Boston Post
Cambridge Republicans Elect New City Committee Officers
The Cambridge Republican city committee elected officers last night with Frederick W. Dallinger as president Albert H. Hill as secretary and Alfred E. Hughes as treasurer The committee size rose from 39 to 51.
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Republican City Committee
Cambridge
Frederick W. Dallinger
Albert H. Hill
Alfred E. Hughes
Robbins Qualifies as Temporary Town Official in Taber Absence
In Wareham on January 9, William H. Robbins was sworn in as temporary town clerk, treasurer and tax collector to replace William R. Taber who vanished last week. Taber’s relatives report no word from him.
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Wareham
William H. Robbins
William R. Taber
Taber
Two U S Generals Arrive With Transport Warren
The transport Warren landed from Manila in San Francisco this afternoon carrying Brigadier Generals Hughes and Funston among its passengers.
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San Francisco
Warren
Manila
Hughes
Funston
Shrine Dedication for St Anthony at St Leonard’s Church
A new shrine to St Anthony, patron of a major church group, was dedicated Tuesday at the Church of St Leonard of Port Maurice on Prince Street. The 15 by 20 foot niche behind the altar features a life size St Anthony in a brown Franciscan robe with infant Christ atop a prie dieu, designed by Alexander Erall and modeled by A P Nardini, with gilding and lighting highlights donated by Alexander Ceppi.
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St. Anthony
St. Leonard of
Port Maurice
Prince Street
Alexander Erall
City
Rome
Christ
Anthony
A. P. Nardini
Alexander Ceppi
ST. Leonard
Cna
Coalition may face Colombia threat in Central America
General Alban, commander of Colombian forces, reports President Zelaya of Nicaragua has invited the four Central American presidents to a Corinto conference. The aim is to induce them to form a coalition against Colombia.
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Colon
Colombia
Galveston
Alban
Zelaya
Nicaragua
Central America
Corinto
Not Protecting Venezuela Policy Deliberations Reported
Washington reports state that U S assurances on enforcing foreign claims against Venezuela rest on President Roosevelt's first message to Congress. The aim is no European sovereignty expansion in the Americas, with limited U S interference within that line. Citizens with similar claims to Germany and France press the State Department, while the situation in Venezuela could shift due to internal factors.
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Washington
United States
Venezuela
Roosevelt
Congress
America
Germany
France
State Department
Nicaragua Plans War Armament Alarm Berlin Despatch
A Hamburg despatch reported by Kleines Journal claims Nicaragua is arming for war with Honduras and El Salvador to force a Central American union and attack Guatemala and Costa Rica. It says Armeniaus and other warships, cannons, rifles, and ammo worth 1.5 million marks were bought via Senor Rocha in Berlin, with a Hamburg bank funding the loans. The Prussian ministry reportedly refused arms, and inquiries dispute the claims.
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Berlin
Kleines
Hamburg
Nicaragua
Erman
Armenius
Senor Rocha
Honduras
Salvador
Guatemala
Costa Rica
Prussian War Ministry
Kleines Journal
United States of
Central America
Picquart to Join Argentine Army in Buenos Ayres
Colonel Georges Picquart, famed for siding with Captain Dreyfus, has arrived in Buenos Ayres after an interview with President Roca and is said to enter the Argentine army. Once a brilliant French officer, his Dreyfus support led to a court inquiry and dismissal, with his innocence never wavered.
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Picquart
Buenos Ayres
Argentina
Galveston
Texas
Sursday
Georges Picquart
Dreyfus
Roca
France
Paraguayan Revolt Reported as Aceval Supposed Prisoner
From Buenos Ayres via Galveston it is reported that a revolution has broken out in Paraguay. President Aceval is said to be a prisoner as the unrest unfolds in the republic.
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Buenos Ayres
Galveston
Paraguay
Aceval
Republic
Bristol Survivors Arrive Port Townsend
The steamer Topeka brought 21 survivors of the Bristol wreck off Dundees Island after the Bristol struck Gray Island reef in darkness January 2. Chief Officer Smith recounts lifeboats launched, captain and officers last seen boarding a sinking ship, Cottage City later recovered two boats but found no further sign of the Bristol.
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Port Townsend
Wash
Topeka
Alaska
Bristol
Gray Island
Dundees Island
Dixon Entrance
C. W. Smith
Cottage City
Boston Physical Society Meets on Defective Children
The Boston Coyotesl Education Society held a meeting at the Institute of Technology with Dr. George Banyate presiding. Dr. D F Lincoln spoke on Defective Children, followed by a discussion on the link between weakness and intellect and the feasibility of special classes. Speakers included Dr. Sargent and Dr. Fernald with Leaver as Boston superintendent.
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Boston Coyatesl Education Society
Institute of Technology
George Banyate
Boston Y. M. C. A
D. F. Lincoln
Edith Sears
Chicago
Brees
Sargent
Harvard
W. A. Fernald
Waverley
Walter Channin
Brookline
O Schools Leaver
Boston
Miss Potter Breaks Vow to Marry for Mr Black
In Chicago on January 9 Miss Margaret Horton Potter, age 21, wed J D Black after years of rejection. She had vowed to marry literature, but public scrutiny after publishing A Social Lion prompted a change. Black is son of General J C Black, ex pensions commissioner.
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Margaret Horton Potter
J. D. Black
Chicago
Mr. Black
J. C. Black
Pensions
94 Year-Old Doctor Seeks 14th Wife as Composite
GOSHEN N Y Jan 9 Dr James Nicholas Vann 94 plans to marry a 14th wife and wants her to be a composite of his prior partners. He warns off unsuitable women and lists 12 former wives by name plus remarks on the 13th, noting he will seek a wife whose form mirrors the virtues of all his past spouses.
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Goshen
N. Y
James Nicholas Vann
Dr. Vann
Susan Westbrook
Nancy
Kate Westbrook
Milford
Penn
Mary E. Petton
Dingmans
Addie Graham
Williamspurt
Sarah %. Deerpomp
Philadelphia
Mary Jane Conkling
Susie Corwin
Annie Harding
Margaret J. Case
Denver
Ada Mineholdt
Julia de Wet
Indianapolis
Gertrude Laymont
Belle
Orange County
Vann
Rumor of Boston Savannah Service Suspension Denied
E H Downing agent for the line says no facts support a shutdown. The Boston Savannah run has been suspended while Boston travel is handled by City of Macon linking New York to Savannah. If Macon resumes, the impact is limited to a few longshoremen. The line has operated 30 years under Ocean Steamship Company control.
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E. H. Downing
Boston
Macon
Ocean Steamship Company
Bbceton
New York
Savannah
Downing
New England & Savannah Steamship Company
Ocean Steamship Company of
All the Year Round Health Device Mentioned for All Ages
An 19th century note describes Orangeiie as a health pre server aiding both young and old. It claims to cure headaches pains colds grip and bowel disturbances through a general tonic approach, reflecting era remedies and language.
Cambridgeport Adventurers Return From Wild West Quest
Three Cambridgeport youths William Marshall Martin Hanson and Harrison Leland under 15 years set out with a plan to travel west chase gold and fight Indians. After a freezing night in Ashland and Westboro they were returned home by Deputy Sheriff William Magner and Cambridge police officials, with Leland vowing to stay home.
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Cambridgeport
William Marshall
Martin Hanson
Harrison Leland
Oliver Twist
Hanson
Leland
Marshall
Ashland
Westboro
Worcester
Boston & Albany
William Magner
Frank E. Leland
Florence Street
Fred Pulling
Cambridge
Minnie Hanson
Martin
William
Roosevelt Hosts Largest White House Diplomatic Dinner
President and Mrs. Roosevelt hosted a dinner for the diplomatic corps in the east room. The table arrangement marked the first time this room was used for such a purpose and and covered the event, the largest number ever entertained at a White House dinner.
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Roosevelt
Washington
White House
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