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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1899

Page

6

Vestibules Favored by Boston Street Car Crews

Boston motormen and conductors on multiple lines urge vestibules to shield workers from winter storms and dust. They say the protection would reduce suffering, prevent eye damage, and improve safety, though some doubt the West End's support. The Emerson bill in the Legislature is expected to address the issue.

Emerson Boston Post South Boston Tremont Street State House Shawmut Avenue Dasher West End Huntington Avenue Tiuntington Avenue Washington Street Atlantic Avenue Charlestown Newton Cambridge-Roxbury Beacon Street Harvard Bridge Brookline

Acts of the Liver Ry Burkles Vegetable Compound Tuviets

Fragmentary OCR reads as a product mention for acts of the liver Burkles vegetable compound Tuviets. No clear event dates or locations are evident.

Toledo Mayor Challenges Trusts and Sees Boston as Socialist City

Mayor Jones of Toledo spoke at a packed forum on the Evolution of the Socialist, arguing wealth inequity and the power of trusts undercuts liberty. He urged cooperative commonwealth and public ownership as remedies, citing Standard Oil and the need for a shorter work day and living wage. Arthur Conway, infant son of C W Conway, died of pneumonia at 641 Huntington Ave. funeral Tuesday at 2 PM.

Jones Toledo Ohio Spahr Outlook United States Interstate Commerce Commission Standard Oil Company Co-Operative Commonwealth Boston Haverhill Chase Arthur C. W. Conway Chemical No. 2 Huntington Avenue

Runaway East Boston Boy Tries to Reach New York

Harry Almieda 15 of East Boston fled home from 6 Chelsea Place for a sixth time in a year. He told Dorchester police he came from New York and hoped for a ride, but authorities knew the tale and he admitted the truth after a night in custody. His father later took him home.

Harry Almieda Boston Chelsea Place Dorchester Wee Ceeeee Peores New York City Big City New York Henry Driscoll Harry Presto Station 11 John ‘‘Driscoll Post East Boston New Yorker

Lizzie Borden Life After Acquittal Faces Silent Glares

A New York Herald correspondent recalls Lizzie Borden in Fall River, now 37, living quietly on the hill with sister Emma after her Not Guilty verdict. The piece notes her modest, refined life, wealth, and the cold indifference of former friends amid lingering notoriety.

Lizzie Borden French Street Fall River New York the Herald Lfe Tazzie Borden Miss Borden Borden Emma L. Borden Lizzie Second Street All River Print Works Zew

Shakspere and a Boston Doctor Offer Help for Weak Men

Promoter cites Shakespeare to warn of vice and ill health and touts Dr. Greene of Temple Place Boston as a free adviser for neurotic and physical debility. Describes Greene's well known remedies including Wervura and other tonics claimed to restore vitality and vigor at home. Encourages letters from those unable to eat and promises curable disease with no charge for advice.

Greene Temple Place Boston Mass Pr. Greene

Debutantes and Boston Society Attend Capital Winter Court

Mrs CC F Sprague and Mrs Henry Cabot Lodge represent Boston society at the capital this winter with Miss Alice Hay, daughter of the Secretary of State, in tow. Mrs Sprague hosts a grand musicale at her Washington home on Monday January 28 featuring Alison Laughton of Brookline and the Adamowski Quartet as artists.

F. Sprague Henry Cabot Lodge Boston Alice Hay

Boston Theatre Season Sees Caine's The Christian on Stage

Performances across Boston report engagements for Hall Caine's The Christian at the Museum next spring with long runs anticipated. Blocking affects many companies as other shows crowd the week including A Dangerous Maid at the Park and Maude Adams in Romeo and Juliet with Orrin Johnson supporting.

Hall Caine Boston Museum Acre Maude Adams Three Dragoons Ellis Opera Company N. S. Wooll New York Bowdoin Square Castle Square Russia Smith the Columbian Max Freeman Grand Opera House Secret Service John Drew Hollis Julia Arthur the Park Casey Theatre Madge Lessing Mr. Frohmean Catherine E Augustus Thomas Molly Molly ‘Nee Tun,” Which Willl iv Rm Feature At Keith’s Prince Oz Grand Theatre Austin Stone's Museum

Myopia Ball Plans Record Dance Event At Tech

About 1400 invitations are issued for the Myopia Norfolk club hunt ball at Tech. The committee rents Talbot Mall for midnight and daybreak repasts and uses the supper room beside Paul Revere Hall as a dance annex. Forty five musicians will perform with brass for two step figures and a huntsman design adorns the cover by Mgr. T G Frothingham Jr.

Talbot Mall Paul Revere Hall Hunt Club Mgr T. G. Frothingham, Jr R. M. Appleton Browns Iil Myopia

Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup Claims Rival Formulas

The fragment mentions a cough syrup called Dr Bull’s with claims it cures throat and bronchitis like rival offerings. No clear dates or organizations are given.

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