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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1902

Page

6

Senate still agitating Crane street railway plan debate moves ahead

Governor Crane’s proposal that all future street railway sites be approved by the railroad commissioners prompts Senate action on Monday. House differences persist over committee references, with pressure mounting to support the rules committee stance. Contested seats hearings planned for Wednesday night. Board of Railroad Commissioners allows Boston & Albany to issue 50 year bonds of 3.858 million to refund maturing debt.

Crane Senate Committee On House Committee On Rules Frederic O. MacCartney David T. Dickinson Augustus Hemenway Massachusetts Charitable Dowse Malden State Board of Education Porto Rico Cuba Philippines Preston Danvers Hall Haverhill Committee On Election Laws Essex F. J. Stanley J. T. Maloney Suffolk Richard F. Foley van Courtland Lawrence Lawrence Board of Railroad Commissioners Boston & Albany Railroad Company

Wolcott Memorial Site Sought for State House Park

Governor Crane sent a letter from the Wolcott memorial committee asking for a memorial on the State House grounds. The fund exceeds 40,000 dollars from over 10,000 Massachusetts citizens across 222 towns. The committee proposes a design honoring Spanish War service and Governor Wolcott, with the State House addition being prepared for consideration.

Crane Roger Wolcott State House Wolcott Massachusetts Commonwealth Wolccott Eben S. Draper Amory A. Lawrence Henry Parkman Elihu B. Hays William D. Schier

Man From Portland Dies of Apoplexy in Sudbury Hotel

H. E. Evans of Portland Maine died yesterday afternoon at the Sudbury House after registering at 11 am. A heavy-breathing event was heard at 3:30 pm, a clerk found him unconscious, a physician came but he died within half an hour. A Maine Central railway letter signed by George F. Evans and York Cliff Improvement Company papers were in his pocket. Police contacted George F. Evans. Body at Tinkham's.

H. E. Evans Portland Sudbury House Evans Maine Central Railway George F. Evans York Cliff Improvement Company Maine Tinkham’s

Harvard Course Shortened to Three Years

President Fillot urges rapid post college transition urging many to finish the A B in three years. Faculty resistance shifts as it eases requirements. Krimsen editorial notes the change restores an already approved policy and signals minor reform in student intake timing.

Fillot Harvard Krimsen Harvard A. B

Cleveland plans southern trip after pneumonia recovery

Former President Grover Cleveland has recovered from pneumonia and arranged a trip to the South starting in January. The illness delayed his travel plans but he is now preparing to resume public duties and visit southern states.

Nw York Grover Cleveland South

House Debates Census Bureau Plan in Washington

The House spent the day debating the Hepburn bill to create a permanent census bureau with strong opposition to its current form. Members urged civil service protection for existing employees, and the bill was recommitted to report a detailed organizational plan plus civil service provisions. Led by Mr. Burkett of Nebraska, the measure moved toward revision, while a separate bill granted Mrs. McKinley a life free mailing privilege.

Washington House Burkett Nebraska Appropriations Committee McKinley

Inspecting West Point for expanded modern academy

The congressional committee on military affairs left Ins pecting West Point to study conditions at the military academy and consider enlarging the establishment. Originally ten cadets, the corps grew to 240 in 1843, now numbers 48, and is slated to reach 511 in March 1908. Buildings lag behind, with three cadets assigned to a room once sized for one.

Washington Congressional Committee On Military Affairs West Point Military Academy

Bill Would Trump Ex Presidents Salary At Retirement

Washington notes report a Lovering bill proposes a 25000 per year pension for former Presidents from retirement date, applying to those alive when enacted. A Senate subpoena issued for M Lampre of the Panama Canal Co. to appear tomorrow before committee. Roberts introduces USPS mail service routes contract for Newark Brooklyn Chicago Philadelphia St Louis and Boston with cost limits.

Washington Lovering Massachusetts United States Morgan Senate Committee On

Hetty Green Audits In Taunton Probate Court

In Taunton on January 10 Mrs Hetty Green attended a Probate Court session over the final account of William W Crapo as executor of Edward D Mandell’s will. The hearing focused on an amended memorandum found on a fly leaf and not in the original account. Receipts and expenditures totaled 15762.27 as witnesses and letters were examined. Judge Fuller reserved judgment.

Taunton Hetty Green Mandell Edward Mott Robinson

Rumors of Long Resignation and Navy Secretary Pick

Washington reports suggest Secretary Long may resign within two weeks. He told a Baltimore lawyer he won’t stay in the Navy Department beyond a month. Friends urge former Maryland governor Lowndes as a graceful South-friendly replacement to ease the Schley controversy.

Washington Long Baltimore Navy Department Schley Lowndes Maryland Navy South Admiral Schrey Santiago Roosevelt

News-Themed Costume Steals Show At Dorchester Ball

The 22d annual children’s fancy dress ball, hosted by Harry Munroe pupils, filled Winthrop Hall Up ham’s Corner Dorchester last night. Grace L Humphrey wore a vivid news of the day gown with stringy white silk ribbons bearing Boston Post, earning admiration as the ball’s belle.

Little Miss Humphrey Boston Post Dorchester Miss Grace Humphrey Harry Munroe Winthrop Hall Upham’s Corner Grace L. Humphrey

Hart Severely Injured After Boiler Fall in Fall River

Peter Hart fell from the top of a boiler at the gas works in Fall River today breaking his neck. He was rushed to the hospital where an operation was performed and he showed signs of revival. Doctors expressed hope for his recovery.

Fall River Peter Hart

Monument Built by Postum Man from Ayers Ill

J G Casey of Ayers Illinois describes himself as a monument built by and from Postum Food Coffee after years of coffee use left him with dyspepsia constipation headaches and indigestion. He credits leaving coffee and starting Postum with restored health appetite sleep and vigor.

Postum J. G. Casey Ayers Ill

Cinderella Dance At Coply Hall Draws Elite Society

Last night in Coply Hall the Cinderella dance drew a fashionable crowd under patronage of prominent ladies. Harvard College supported the event with many subscribers while among the attendees were Miss Madelaine Abbott from Salem and numerous Brookline and Chestnut Hill debutantes, including Miss Barbara Channing and Miss Marian Richardson.

Coply Hall John Mason Little Edward L. Osgood Anna Hannah Osgood Maurice Richardson Marian Richardson Paul Revere Hall H. V. Long Francisb. Warrington Amelia Ames Thomas Allen Walter Channing Barbara Channing Harvard College Madelaine Abbott Salem Anne Blake Beatrice Blake Arthur W. Blake Brookline E Eleanor Whitney Henry M. Whitney Louise Harding Albert Hardin Young de For Bigelow Miss Wilson Cecil Wilson Chestnut Hill Lessinger Ruth Pitkin Marjorie Thayer Charles Thayer Ruth Leighton Julia Hutchinson Dana Hinckley

Deaths from Catarrh Quietly Rise in Sections Nine

A notice notes nine deaths attributed to catarrh in section nine, reflecting a broader public health concern as officials tally fatalities and seek remedies. The report lists the region and dates of onset, highlighting the ongoing impact on local communities.

Peruna Promotes Cure For Catarrh Nationwide

Long advertisement describes map of catarrhal deaths by state from 1890 and extols Peruna as national remedy. Quoted letters from Grosvenor Sullivan Hixson Ogden praise Peruna as effective tonic and catarrh cure, urging widespread use.

United States Peruna Medicine Company Columbus Ohio Hartman Sanitarium Dan. A. Grosvenor Washington, D.C Dan A. Grosvenor Metcalf Hlmwood Ave Chicago J.C. Metcalf Isaac Thompson Monkland, Ore

Peruna promotes cure for chronic catarrh claims

A long testimonial excerpt from J Orpe of Galveston Texas recounts severe chronic catarrh with deafness and choking episodes, praising Peruna as a cure. The ad cites endorsements from John V Wright and Mrs W B Krause and notes a national reach with testimonials from women in society and business. It explains catarrh as a systemic disease and urges readers to consult Dr Hartman for free advice if results are not prompt.

W. V. Sullivan United States Mississippi Hartman J. Orpe Market Streets Galveston Texas John V. Wright Law Department General Land Office of Tennessee Washington, D. C Cataert Mabel H. Ellis Woman's Athena Club Trout Creek Mich Bays Mabel Helen Bellis W. B. Krause Port Washington Wis S. B. Hartman Jane Gift Hebbardsville Ohio A. &. Tipple Linden Avenue Minneapolis Minn Tipple Peruna Pe-ru-na Medicine Company Dr. Hartman Hartman Sanitarium Columbus

Apollo Club Delights at Chickering Hall in Second Concert

The Apollo Club, under new leadership by Mollenhauer, presented a refined program at Chickering Hall. The concert mixed Bacchanalian and love songs with a bold finale by a dyed-in-the-wool coster tune, signaling a welcomed shake-up and recovery from prior lethargy. Violinist Marie Nichols of Boston showed notable progress since her earlier performances. Next concert is Friday, March 7.

Chickering Hall Apollo Club Mollenhauer Marie Nichols Boston Wieniawski A. Arensky

Tramps Are Quarantined After Smallpox Found in Marlboro

Three travelling men languish in a disinfected lockup after Henry Brown arrives with smallpox in Marlboro. Board of Health stores disinfectant at City Hall as tramps beg for release while Marlboro becomes an unwelcoming route for the traveling fraternity. The smallpox scare keeps inmates confined for weeks and deters further arrivals.

Marlboro Knights of the Road Henry Brown Chicago Board of Health Brown

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