Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Sell as Universal Cure
Quick to See Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are a discovery of great value to the medical profession and the public. They are an unfailing specific in all cases of dyspepsia and disordered digestion. They partly digest what is eaten and give the stomach the help it needs, stimulating digestive fluids and relieving glandular congestion. Testimonials claim they cure dyspepsia and improve life, available for 50 cents with a free book by mail from F A Stuart Co.
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Stuart
White
Canton
Phil Brooks
Detroit
Mich
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Traffic Blockades Increase on Congress Street Bridge
Blockades frequent during peak hours on the Congress Street Bridge linking South Boston to Atlantic Avenue. Drays express teams coal carts and other vehicles jam the intersection making progress nearly impossible and pedestrians struggle to cross. Jerome Jones urged opening the Northern Avenue route from Oliver Street across Fort Point Channel at a Associated Board of Trades meeting to relieve congestion. Clerks and merchants support the new route to speed freight after the railroad companies barred freight after 5 p m, intensifying demand for improved transportation.
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Congress Street Bridge
South Boston
Atlantic Avenue
Jerome Jones
Associated Board of Trades
Oliver Street
Fort Point Channel
Lished
Congress
Summer Street
Teamsters
Matos Dehed Castros Fleet Faces Castro Cipher
Caracas reports General Matos dominates sea actions defending the Libertador rebel warship. Government sentries guard coasts hindering landing of arms as Jan 9 success near Tucona brought troops and ammunition with General Rivera. Liberta dor last seen near Aruba, while Matos paid to tow a schooner mast away. Unconfirmed uprisings at Guayana and other points.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Galveston
Tex
Matos
Castro
Libertador
Tucona
Rievera
Aruba
la Guayra
Mendoza
Fernandez
Guayana
Colombia Expands Fleet With Lantaro and Chucuito Armaments
General Alban, commander in Colombia, seizes the steamer Lantaro and the Chucuito to mount guns, boosting speed and numbers. The Bayaca sails to Panama with troops, and Colombo reports claim a planned assault on the revolutionary fleet led by Aldan.
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Colon
Colombia
Galveston
General Alban
South American Steamship Company
Lantaro
Chucuito
Pacific Steam Navigation Company
Boyaca
Chiriqui
Libertador
Rio Hacha
General Piizon
Bayaca
Panama
Aldan
Grand Jury to Take Up Lawrence Scandal
The Lawrence grand jury will hear alleged overcharges in medical bills for state patients. Investigators found visits and prescriptions dated after death, inconsistent entries, and prices far above normal. Officials aim to present evidence from the State Board and police to the grand jury.
Democrats Faring Well in Boston School Committee Appointments
The Boston school committee announced 1902 appointed chairs with Democrats in the minority on all committees. Notable posts include Thomas J. Kenny as supplies chair and John F. Brett heading evening schools, with Gallivan placed on accounts and coursework.
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Boston
Grafton D. Cushing
Thomas J. Kenny
John FB. Brett
Gallivan
Merritt
Pierce
Frank Vogel
Fifield
Gailivan
Kenny
Storrow
James A. McDonald
Allen
Brock
Bulger
Mulvey
John A. Brett
McDonald
Paine
Vogel
Horace Mann
Anna Barrows
Harkins
Morrill
Miss Barrows
Duff
Harkins and
Wilfred Bolster
Brett
Paine and Pierce
Emily A. Fifield
Morris
Muste
Charles L. Burrill
Bolster
Droff
Burrill
McaDonald
Merrill
Ernst and McDonald
Mrs. Duff
Coolidge
Cushing
Paina
Messrs
Brock, Coolidge
Merrill and Paine
Ernst
Francis L. Coolidge
Manat
Tifield
George A. O. Ernat
Robert T. Paine, Jr
School House Commission
Lawrence Overseers of the Poor Bill Contested by Doctor Lewis
Doctor Lewis describes halting audits of the 1900 Lawrence overseers of the poor medical bill. He cites errors such as unvisited patient charges, disputed medicines, and inflated visit counts. He notes the account was scaled down from 1754 to 889 dollars and that official ties to the affair end with the 1900 settlement.
Grand Jury Looks Into Local Affairs in Lawrence
The transcript notes a speaker urging appearance before the grand jury to state knowledge. The speaker claims a unique condition exists in Lawrence not found elsewhere in the Commonwealth, signaling a local inquiry with broad implications.
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Commonwealth
Lawrence
Wild snow storm cripples Germany and Vienna rail traffic
Brisk January weather reports a three foot snow depth in Thuringia halting road and telegraphic lines. A clash between Japanese soldiers and an Australian sentry leaves one dead and a bayonet wound. In Vienna a severe wind storm injures over a hundred, wrecks a freight train, and disrupts passenger service.
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Brirlin
Germany
Thuringia
Perkin
Vienna
Postmaster General Smith Leaves Washington for Philadelphia
The Postmaster General and Mrs. Charles Emory Smith departed Washington this afternoon to resume residence in Philadelphia. Dr Clayton Parkhill a leading western surgeon dies of Brights disease in Denver. A New York jury awards Rudolph Witthaus 6639.65 in a suit over analysis of Henry Barnett remains. Census Bureau begins wholesale dismissals with hundreds discharged and 500 more set for Feb 1.
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Washington
EEX
Charles Emory Smith
Philadelphia
Denver
Col
Clayton Parkhill
Bright
New York
Rudolph Witthaus
Henry Barnett
Roland B. Molineux
Census Bureau
Senate Debates Commerce Department Overhaul
The Senate debated the bill creating a department of commerce, with objections to transferring bureaus from other agencies. Amendments were proposed to limit the secretary’s powers, including designating a consular official. House actions included McKinley memorial exercises and funding for Charleston Exposition and Alaska coast lighthouses.
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Washington
Senate
Department of Commerce
Secretary of Commerce
United States
Bermuda
Hoar
McKinley
Congress
House of Representatives
Nelson
Minn
Lodge
Secretary of State
Hale
Department of the Coast and Geodetic Survey
Navy Department
Tillman
Army Transport Service
Charleston, S. C
Alaska
Testimony Ends After Eight Days in South Danvers Bank Case
Frank Taylor former bookkeeper for the South Danvers Bank concluded eight days of testimony. He described 1899 1900 cashiers checks sent to Dickinson to prevent note protest and notes discounted with George M Foster as cashier. He said Taylor followed Foster instructions to withhold Dickinson withdrawals and remit to the clearing house.
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South Danvers National Bank
Frank Taylor
Taylor
Bartlett
Clark
Foster
Dickinson
Woman's Charity Club reports funds and events
The Woman's Charity Club met at Hotel Vendome with President Mrs. Micah Dyer presiding. Treasurer Mrs. J Sewall Reed reported receipts of 215 and expenses of 25, leaving 190. Hospital funds received about 1450 with 1250 used for bills. Death of member Mrs S F Seavey noted. Nurses training reports 15. six due to graduate Jan 28. Fourteen patients remain in hospital. Five new members elected including Mrs J A Fierce and Miss J Nelson. A kettledrum supper for Feb 12 at Paul Revere Hall planned. 20 tables of 40. Mrs Hale Jacobs announced Feb 4 gathering at Hotel Vendome with guest of honor Mrs Agnes Booth Schoeffel.
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Woman's Charity Club
Hotel Vendome
Micah Dyer
I. Henry Paige
J. Sewall Reed
F.S. Risteen
Hospital Treasury
R. D. Cushing
S. F. Seavey
J. E. Cheney
Tallman
J. A. Fierce
Melrose
Sanborn
Hotel Tudor
Boston
William A. Wilkins
Cambridgeport
J. Nelson
Samuel Aronson
Roxbury
Paul Revere Hall
Huntington Avenue
Otis Marion
Hale Jacobs
Malden
Agnes Booth Schoeffel
Superior Court Sentences Include Larceny and Breakin
Samuel Bantek received four and a half to five years in State prison for larceny from the person. John McCarthy got one year for stealing from a conveyance, and James McCourt was sentenced to three years for breaking and entering. John OBrien drew 30 days for illegal voting. McCarthy and an accomplice were sent to the House of Correction for 18 months.
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Samuel Bantek
Fessenden
Superior Criminal Court
John McCarthy
House of Correction
John O'Brien
James McCourt
Secretary Long Seeks Print Run For Schley Testimony
Secretary Long informed the naval committee that copies of the Schley testimony are in high demand from libraries and other groups. He proposed an edition of 600 for the Navy and another for Senators and Representatives, noting Congress must decide before printing. Rep Heatwole of Minnesota and Rep Watson of Indiana comment on proceeding based on merits and intra-party agreements among Maryland allies.
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Washington
Long
Naval Committee of the House
Congress
Navy Department
Heatwole
Minnesota
Watson
Indiana
Schley
Maryland
Admiral Schley
Pacific coast senators push sweeping Chinese exclusion bill
Senator Mitchell of Oregon introduced a coast wide exclusion bill. It would bar entry of Chinese laborers to the mainland from U S insular possessions and those born there or who may come hereafter, aligning with the Kahn bill and Federation of Labor proposals. A special committee chaired by Representative Newlands reviewed options and adopted sharper wording. The measure aims for drastic, nationwide exclusion of Chinese laborers.
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Washington
Mitchell
Oregon
Pacific Coast
United States
Insular
Newlands
Nevada
Philippines
House
Senate
Bureau of Immigration
Federation of Labor
Boston City Briefs Highlights Injuries and Arrests
Mary Leggett, 50, of 284 Marginal Street East Boston tripped on a slip and broke her right leg while boarding the Boston side ferry. Arthur Turner, 87, of 11 Sherman Street, jailed on larceny charges for two mileage tickets valued at 24.02 from Hale Knight of Newburyport. Gagziano Mazzulli, 60, found dead at 342 North Street likely natural causes after recent hospital release. Mary Carlisle, 28, of 1438 Cambridge Street, arrested for larceny totaling 160 from Martin Flanagan of Spring Jane over months.
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Mises
Mary Leggett
Marginal Street
East Boston
Boston
John Hancock
Arthur @. Turner
Sherman Street
Hale Knight
City Grist Mills
Newburyport
Gagziano Mazzulli
North Street
City Hospital
Mary Carlisle
Cambridge Street
Inspectors’ Department
Martin Flanagan
Spring Jane
Warner's Safe Cure Trial Offer
Free trial bottle offered to persuade sufferers of kidney liver bladder and blood diseases that Warner's Safe Cure can help. Write to Warner Safe Cure Co Rochester N Y and mention Boston Post to receive a medical booklet with symptoms treatment and testimonials.
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Boston Post
Warner
Warner Safe Cure Co
Rochester
N. Y
Fight for Engineer at Cow Pasture Pumping Station
A three cornered race for chief engineer at the Cow Pasture Pumping Station centers on James H. Finn of Charlestown. Finn, first assistant engineer, has strong backing and broad endorsements from Democratic factions, while Henry Young and James Towle draw support from rival unions. Finn’s Civil War veteran credentials and long service bolster his bid as he hopes to unite labor groups and ward leaders behind him.
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James H. Finn
Charlestown
Henry Ss.oung
James Towle
Young
Engineers
Blue Room Club
Towle
Fremen’s Union
Finn
Naval Engineers
Minute Men of
Navy
Charlestown Navy Yard
Sullivan
Dolan
Tingley
Hayes
Flaherty and Cote Fight Ends in Draw in Lewiston
The 15 round boxing match at the Lewiston A C C rooms between Martin Flaherty of Lowell and Arthur Cote ended in a draw. Both fighters traded blows across the full scheduled distance with no victor.
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Lewiston
Martin Flaherty
Lowell
Arthur Cote
Lewiston A. C
Old Buckskin's Medicine Promoted in Boston Advertising
A sensational Boston advertisement touts OLD BUCKSKIN'S cure all medicine claiming royal and university endorsements. It lists cures for rheumatism kidney and bladder trouble dyspepsia and catarrh, with testimonials from Dr Banning and Dr Dupree and a Tremont Street address for purchases and visits.
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Royal College of Edinburgh
Queen's Uiversity
Ireland
Harvard Physicians of
Boston
Jerusalem
Mount of Olives
Africa
India
Tremont St
DR. Banning
Huntington Ave
Back Bay
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Congress Street
Alban
Grand Jury
Lawrenge
Dr. Lewis
Lewis
State Board
Hammond
Proctor
State Police
Peters
Post
Carl Herzog
Herzog
Board of Health
Kate Millmore
Tlermina Jolem
Dominic Brennan
Charles J. Bailey
Hattie Pettengill
Bannon
Shargen
Darcy Dugan
Valley Street
Mary Doucette
Essex Street
Tewksbury
Hattie Pettingill
Carl Herog
Leonard
M. S. McGowan
Dr. Joyce
Arman
Otheio
M. F. Sullivan
Frederick M. Victor
John McMahon
P. J. Moran
George Ollines
John J. Hurley
Joshua F. Lewis
News of the World
Hunter
Wellington A. Hardy
Broad St
Mass
Senators
Commerce
Mrs. Schoeffel and
Kettledrum
George Haight
Columbus Ave
New York City
Warner’s
Finn, Towle
Young Want
Flaherty
Cote
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