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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1900

Page

2

Milwaukee man offers 25000 free samples of Gloria Tonic for rheumatism

John A. Smith of Milwaukee distributes 25000 free sample packages of Gloria Tonic claiming it cured his rheumatism after many failed remedies. He cites numerous anecdotes including Miss Emma Callender and Mrs. Carl Moritz among others and invites readers to request a trial at 1154 Summerfield Church Building Milwaukee WI.

John A. Smith Milwaukee Smith Seguin Texas Mr. Smith Emma Callender Oak St Vincennes Ind Prosser Neb Carl Moritz Fountain City Wis Jacob Sexaner Perrysburg Mich. Muth Heron Lake Minn John Geeler C. Lund Warrisville Gloria Tonie Quintero University of Venezuela United States

Yet Peculiar American Woman Dies in Paris Mystery

Maria L Livingstone 80 known as Lady Livingstone, longtime U S legatist in Paris, was found unconscious in Neuilly after doors were broken into. She died in hospital with no will. heirs identified. A deposit book and 11% francs found, no foul play evident.

Wparis Maria L. Livingstone United States Legatist Lady Livingstone Lfe Neuilly

Lyons Woman Wins Decree After Testimony

The jury favored the child wife over the Lyons woman who was claimed to be simply employed at the place. Judge Bischott promptly granted a divorce decree.

Lyons

Mansfield Hugging Allegation Stuns Actress in Suit

Miss Katherine Grey testifies in a suit against Richard Mansfield claiming repeated hugs left her unable to breathe and caused physical and mental injuries. She says he excused the conduct as eccentricity of genius and warns he may not be allowed to use that excuse in court.

New York Katherine Grey Richard Mansfeld Miss Grey

Woman Prefers Graveyard Sleep Over Bed

Mary Welsh a 60 year old woman in Philadelphia declares she can only rest in a graveyard or church steps. An officer found her asleep on the Church of the Nativity steps and woke her due to the cold. She blamed the officer for disturbing her and was arrested as police consider her mentally distressed.

Philadelphia Mary Welsh

Wife Makes Queer Charge in New York Divorce Case

Irene Mr Mockbridge sues for absolute divorce from Le s le V Mockbridge of the Seventy first Regiment. He was arrested on Supreme Court Justice Andrews order and held on 1000 bail after leaving his wife April 28 1898 and enlisting for the Spanish American War. She claims during wartime he sent for a Bible claiming he feared they would shoot him and wished to turn over a new ear.

New York Sadie Giannoso Mamie Lyons Giannosa Lesle V. Mockbridge Seventy-first Regiment

Mellen's Move Ten Place Reed in Taunton Protest

Taunton residents react as Mellen plans ten place Reed streetscape amid a protest wave. Myers's committee cites unresolved issues while Emerson Salter and Nickerson Abel prepare formal opposition.

Mellen Reed Taunton Myers Emerson Salter Nickerson Abel

Mellen Seeks Railroads Seat for Reed Amid Committee Tensions

Massachusetts lawmakers clash over railroad committee seats as Rep Silas Reed of Taunton faces removal and Rep Mellen of Worcester proposes adding a House member. Speaker Myers defends appointments while Reed contemplates protest and public support grows for Reed’s independence against railroad influence.

Mellen Worcester House Reed Taunton Mr. Mellen Myers

Reed Faces Committees Decision on Protest and House Dispute

Parliament discusses whether to protest or proceed as Myers notes no lawmakers refused committee service. Reed’s case dominates debate after he backed two railroad bills the platform gates and bicycle baggage measures despite a hostile committee report. The platform gates bill would require end platform gates on coated cars with penalties for violations. the bicycle baggage bill treats bicycles as baggage with carrier liability and a $25 penalty for refusals.

Myers Tie Reed Mellen House Railroad Committee

Lawmakers Debate Who Should Decide Disposition

Members discuss leaving final disposition to fellow House colleagues. The line of authority and procedural steps remain unsettled as representatives weigh authority and precedent.

Reed incident fuels trouble over Stratehouse committee

Amid reports of turmoil at the Stratehouse a group of Republican members feared dissension grows as the Reed incident and committee appointments provoke unease within the party.

Reed Stratehouse

Message From Mary Baker Eddy At Concord Church

The First Church of Christ, Scientist in Concord reads a missive from Mary Baker Eddy at its first annual meeting. Eddy urges spiritual renewal as the church grows into a visible communion and aids healing and reform, calling for steadfast faith and forward steps with Christ and truth. Pleasant View Concord date January 11, 1900.

Concord N. H First Church of Christ, Scientist Mary Baker Eddy Car Ile Christ Mary Baker Addy Pleasant View

Heir of Lord Dufferin Wounded in Boer Attack and Dies

London officials announce the Earl of Ava, wounded at Ladysmith, has died. He was the eldest son of the Marquis of Dufferin and Ava, unmarried at four, with titles and estates passing to his brother Lord Terrace Temple Blackwood.

Bart OF Ava Marchioness OF Dufferin Lord Dufferin London Earl of Ava Ladysmith Juni Ferin Canada India Paris Lord Dutherin Ireland Earl Terence Temple Blackwood John Aavis New York Faris

Shap Convention Critique Letter From Concord Man

George G. King of Concord defends John F Fitzgerald against a Boston press claim that a Young Men's Democratic Club plan aims to oppose the Williams faction with imperialist rhetoric. He criticizes a supposed platform, asserts Democratic principles, and pledges party loyalty to human liberty over mercantile interests. The letter supports Fitzgerald yet argues unity under declared Democratic ideals.

Boston Transcript Imperiedigen John FF. Fitzgerald Young Men’s Democratic Club Democratic Party Fitzgerald McNary Fourth Congressional District Globe State Machine Young Men's Democratic Club George Fred Williams Mr. Williams

Jury named for American Art at Paris Exposition

John B. Cauldwell selects a painting jury including Abbey Alexander Harrison Melchers Millet Sargent and Jules Stewart. A second sculpture committee lists Barnlett MacMonnies Proctor and Saint Gaudens. Works must be moderate in size and created by Americans since May 1889 due to space limits.

Paris John B. Cauldwell BE. A. Abbey J. W. Alexander W. T. Dannat Alexander Harrison Gart Melchers F. D. Millet J.S. Sargent Jules Stewart P. W. Barnlett Frederick Mac’Monnies A. P. Proctor A. St. Gaudens

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