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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1902

Page

2

Why Ferryboat Was Tied Up In East Boston

The General Sumner, an East Boston ferry, was withdrawn Sunday night due to coal shortages. A contractor failed to deliver daily coal, and borrowed supplies were not repaid. Officials claim crews disciplined, cabins crowded and dirty due to bad weather, with 40,000 daily passengers.

Sumner North Ferry East Boston Ferry Post C. W. York Company Mit Boston Joseph J. Dennison Streets Ferry Department York Company John Morrison East North Ferry Sun Jay Dennison

Empress Dowager thanks United States for Boxer aid

Mr. Wu delivered to Secretary Hay an edict from Pekin dated January 11 1902 expressing gratitude for American officers protecting the Forbidden City during the Boxer disturbances. The Empress Dowager Wu Ting-fang conveyed thanks to the President via the Secretary of State, as transmitted by Wei-Wu-Pu.

Washington Hay Wei-Wu-Pu Pekin Forbidden City Wu Ting-fang United States

Charitable Association of the Boston Fire Department Meeting

The Charitable Association of the Boston Fire Department held its annual meeting at the Boston Veteran Firemen’s Hall on Washington Street. President McLean presided as officers were re-elected including W. McLean as president T. W. Conway as vice president W. T. Cheswell as treasurer and J. F. Doolin as secretary. A seven member board of trustees from engine and ladder companies was chosen and the treasurer reported invested funds totaling 114630.21 dollars.

The Boston Fire Department Boston Veteran Firemen’s Fiall Washington Street McLean W. McLean T. W. Conway W.T. Cheswell J. F. Doolin

A Source of Surprise To Physician and Patient Alike

Dr Redmond and Dr Esterbrook tout Pyramid Pile Cure as instant relief for piles with no opium or minerals and simple application. A Sweet Springs Mo user reports cure in under 80 days, praising it to others. Drugstores widely stock the remedy, claiming sales exceed all rivals.

Redmond Esterbrook J. W. Rollins Sweet Springs

Man praises Dean's Kidney Pills for relief at 16 Upton St

Mr William H Harrison reports his kidney trouble improved after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He describes heavy loins and shoulder pains, irregular secretions, and persistent backache, then notes aching stopped and secretions normalized after several boxes.

William H. Harrison Upton St Dean

Rutland Square Tailor Praises Deans Kidney Pills

Mr Frank P Harris of 24 Rutland Square reports long back pain and dizziness eased after eight months taking Deans Kidney Pills. He says his condition stopped attacking him and he now feels as well as ever.

Frank P. Harris Rutland Square Dean

Dean's Kidney Pills praised by Walter Mullen

Walter Mullen of Upton Street reports excellent results from Dean's Kidney Pills. He says persistent back and kidney pain, weakness, and lumbosacral discomfort were cured after taking the treatment, with his health now described as very good.

Walter Mullen Upton St Dean

Fortune for Medford Lady in Line for Inherited Wealth

Mrs Julia Powers Valentine of Medford believes she will inherit about 176000 from her uncle Daniel Green who left his entire estate to Julia Green He emigrated to Colorado around 1860 and had a sister Hanora Green who kept a store in Castletown Berehaven Ireland Their mother Julia Green married Edward Powers in Castletown Berehaven in 1833 and the family later moved to Charlestown before settling in Medford

Medford Julia Powers Valentine John D. Valentine Winchester Place Daniel Green Colorado Julia Green Valentine Hanora Green Castletown-Berehaven County Cork Ireland Edward Powers America Charlestown

City Brevities: Local arrests and injuries reported

Officers of Division 8 arrested Frank Sullivan 26 of 142 Commercial street on larceny charges for an album valued at 2 from an unknown arson. A box 75 fire at 55 Dedham street damaged by an overheated stove costing 200. Mary Corden 27 of 30 Lynde street arrested for larceny of a watch valued 20 from Edward Jenkins. she says she redeemed it with Jenkins's permission. George Julian 28 Temple street slipped on a sidewalk at 75 Green street and fractured both bones of the right leg. Sir Z John 26 Tremont street arrested for larceny of a silver watch valued 18 from George Owen of 83 Waverley street Brighton. C J Powers of Canton Junction injured after being struck by a train near Back Bay station and taken to Massachusetts General Hospital.

Division 8 Frank Sullivan Commercial Street Dedham Street Charlotte Maffa Mary Corden Lynde Street Kelley Division 3 Edward Jenkins Jenkins George Julian Temple Street Green Street Division 14 Sir Z. John Tremont Street George Owen Waverley Street Brighton New Haven Back Bay C. J. Powers Canton Junction Massachusetts General Hospital

Gloucester fish handlers form union draft in Gloucester

About 300 fish handlers and cutters met in Gloucester on Sunday to begin organizing a union under the American Federation of Labor. The meeting, led by Joseph A. McLean of Boston, approved a permanent structure with officers to be installed in two weeks. delegates Jackie Flynn, M Welch, William Boudrot, M Moran, William Harrison, John Groat, J Jameson and M Lavigne to handle formalities.

Gloucester American Federation of Labor Gloucester Fish Men Joseph A. McLean American Federation of Labor of Boston Mclean Messrs Joseph Flynn M. Welch William Boudrot M. Moran William Harrison John Groat J. Jameson M. Lavigne

Deaths in South Boston and Roxbury notables

Multiple death notices from Boston area towns dated Jan 11 to Jan 14. Margaret Gahill age 20 8 months to be buried Mt Benedict. Hansh Drain Drufief Funeral at St Margaret Dorchester. Stephen Flaherty 9 years 1 month 23 days place home for children. Minnie Ella Morris 19 years 2 months 28 days with services at St Patrick's Church. Daniel F Rogers 47 formerly of North End to be buried Mt Benedict. other interments at Mt Benedict Cemetery and St Vincent's Church noted.

Gahill South Boston Margaret John Johanna Canill West Third Street St. Vincent's Church Mt. Benedict Cemetery West Roxbury E Druifef Hansh J. Drain St. Margarets Church Dorchester Avenue Columbia Road Dorchester Mt. Benedict Fylaherty South Tind Stephen Flaherty Morris Roxbury Minnie Ella John P Mary £. Morris Pereste Yeoman Street St. Patrick's Church Dudley Street Rogers South Department City Hospital Daniel F. Rogers North End Freert Street St. Peter's Court

Kaiser's yacht to be christened Alice in New York

Emperor William's yacht under construction on Shooters Island is reportedly to be named Alice in honor of Miss Alice Roosevelt. The Tribune will publish the announcement tomorrow, citing Henry G. Barbey of the design firm as the source, though the information is unofficial.

New York Emperor William Shooter's Island Alice the Tribune Henry G. Barbey Barbey Alice Roosevelt

Boston Rubber salesman killed by train in Evanston

Chicago January 13 F I Abbot a salesman for the Boston Rubber Company was struck and killed by a train in Evanston tonight. His parents reside in New York.

Chicago F. I. Abbot Boston Rubber Company Evanston New York

Sullivan Wips Olesen in Six Rounds in Chicago

Tommy Sullivan of Brooklyn won a decision over Ole Ole sen of Chicago in six rounds tonight in Chicago.

Chicago Tommy Sullivan Brooklyn Ole’ Olesen

Coffee Takes Down The Tyrant Of Your Morning Brew

A Norfolk Virginia reader recounts a dramatic change after quitting coffee and switching to Postum Food Coffee and Grape-Nuts Breakfast Food. She describes a dying mother in law who improves within days, becoming “a new woman” thanks to the caffeine free regimen and natural foods.

Norfolk M. L. Eggleston

Rosebery Denounced as Liberal Traitor in London Meeting

London January 13 At the London Liberal Association inaugural meeting at St James Hall Lord Rosebery was denounced as a traitor to the Liberal party. The reading of his letter of regret was met with hoots and jeers as the audience insisted he must fully accept present Liberal policy to rejoin. Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman and Earl Spencer led the hostile responses while Miss Hobhouse received an ovation.

London Lord Rosebery Liberal London Liberal Association St. James Hall Henry Campbell-Bannerman House of Commons Earl Spencer Henry Campbell- Bannerman Miss Hobhouse South Africa Chesterfield Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman

Women Seamen’s Friend Society Elects Officers for 1902

The Women’s Seamen’s Friend Society met at Old South Church in Copley Square and elected officers for 1902 led by President Mrs Walter Bla and vice presidents including Mrs Peter D Senith and Mrs Alphous Hardy. Treasurer Mrs Henry C Delano reported receipts of 1944.06 and cash on hand 1079.58.

Women's Seamen's Friend Society New Old South Church Copley Square Walter Bla Peter D. Senith Alphous Hardy Francis J. Ward W. H. Blood Arthur W. Tufts Frank O. Whitney Mary W. Brooks Fannie L. Vose Frank W. Kaan Henry C. Delano Alpheus Hardy H. (. Delano

Tolman Golden Wedding Reception at Charlestown Home

Mr and Mrs William H Tolman celebrated their golden wedding with a reception at 335 Bunker Hill Street Charlestown last evening Over 200 guests attended from 7 30 to 10 00 with assistance from their son Lieutenant William 8 Tolman and his wife Ushers were Captain Fred McDonald and Frank H Wilkins.

William H. Tolman Bunker Hill Street Charlestown Tolman William 8. Tolman Fred McDonald Frank H. Wilkins

Old Board Endorsed by Woman's Club House Corp

A society woman said the re election of the old board by an overwhelming majority endorses all past transactions of the Woman's Club House Corporation. She noted the dissenting minority was crushed and that all aspects of the movement now look bright after yesterday's annual meeting in Gilbert Hall.

Woman's Club House Corporation Gilbert Hall

Fewer Hours Proposed for Somerville First Grade

Somerville school committee debated a rule change and adopted an order to ask the rules committee to consider shortening first grade sessions from five hours to three for pupils.

Somerville Somerville School Jones Committee On Rules

Honest Work German Comedy Shown in Boston Arbeiter Hall

One of the most successful German comedies yet presented in Boston was that given last night in Arbeiter Hall Honest Work by H Wilken. Ernst F Kuenstler led the company. he also played Schulze. The attendance was extremely good and the cast drew praise for fine performances.

Boston Arbeiter Hall H. Wilken Ernst F. Kuenstler German Dramatic Company of Schulze Josephine Christensen Lydia Marie Kuenstler Margaret Margot Carola Lotty Ernst Kuenstler Herr von Goldammer Victor Brusendorff Leo Robinson Max Ernst Krage Julius Kreidel August Marie von Hall Pauline Vatter A. Stucklen Brenda Scholdan Ferdinand Christensen Mathias Huesges Carl Rausch Fritz Lamken

Dominion Line steamer Commonwealth arrives from port trip

The Dominion Line steamship Commonwealth on its second voyage in the new Mediterranean service with many passengers bound for Genoa Naples and Alexandria arrived at Shaveivas at 2 o clock yesterday all well passengers report orderly sailing and satisfactory conditions aboard

Dominion Mne Commonwealth Mediterranean Genoa Naples Alexandria Shaveivas

Dyspepsia Warning and Flood's Sarsaparilla Claim

An editorial warning on dyspepsia notes discomfort after meals and headaches from weak digestion. It promotes Flood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy that strengthens the digestive system and prevents worsening symptoms.

Doherty Prisoner of War in British Camps

A Massachusetts bay member who joined the Irish Brigade in the Boer army is held as a prisoner by Britain. John P. Doherty of Charlestown has a son lying in a British prison at Ceylon. In Haverhill a dinner featured Hon. Charles S. Hamlin of Boston speaking on Democratic Opportunities.

Massachusetts Bay John P. Doherty Washington Street Charlestown Young Doherty Ceylon Haverhill Charles S. Hamlin Boston Haverhill Democratic Club

New Oakes Trial Set For Monday In New York

The Oakes divorce case, where a jury disagreed, will be retried next Monday in New York. The ruling follows a hung verdict from the previous session and sets the stage for a renewed court confrontation between the involved spouses and their counsel.

New York Oakes

Knowlton retires as Attorney General to private practice

The Hon. Hosea M. Knowlton ends his long term as Attorney General of the Commonwealth and retires to private law practice. Rumors say a $10,000 salary position may await him with the Boston Elevated Railroad Corporation, plus more roles in a Commonwealth law firm. He declined to discuss the matter yesterday amid a hard day of distressing night.

Hosea M. Knowlton The Commonwealth Boston Elevated Railroad Corporation Commonwealth Law Department Knowlton

Also Mentioned on This Page

Empress Dowager of China Roosevelt Piremen’s Charitable Association Chipman Bros Bedford St Bright Doan Foster- Milburn Co Buffalo, N.Y Upton Street Julia P. Valentine Fish Cutters Organizing Kaiser’s Yacht Sullivan Olesen Good Old King Coffee Rosebery Mrs. Tolman OLD Board Gibraltar Doherty Bay State Hon. ¢. &. Hamlin NEW Oakes Sterling Remedy Company Tod Thomas A. Edwards D. Pa Westminster Copley Ka Arnold Boynton Sanderson Concord Maynard Murphy Lowell James Stuart Jane Toppan Barnstable Sanford Mfg. CO L. Cohn & CO Haverhill St
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