21 Jan 1891
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1891
Page
1
An advertisement asserts Pepionix relieves Acid Stomach Heartburn Flatulency Gas and all forms of Indigestion and can cure chronic Dyspepsia with persistent use. Endorsements from Gen John M Corse Hon Charles J Noyes and Maj Gen S Merrill laud its efficacy and reliability.
A terse notice notes that a sample request was sent and subsequently received. It highlights no further details about purpose or recipient, leaving the outcome broad and unspecified.
A fragment describes substances as perfectly harmless with pleasant taste and magical effects, urging inclusion in every home. The incomplete text repeats assurances of safety and warrant for household use.
Dorchester widow Mrs Walter Baker leaves substantial amounts to numerous organizations and colleges including New Yorks Woman s Union Missionary Society 15000 Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute 10000 Wellesley College 3000 plus many others in a comprehensive list. If funds fall short, deficits pro rata to institutional legacies only.
Steamers arrival list shows Virginian from Liverpool at Boston and Nevasia from Liverpool at New York on January 20. Astral from London at Philadelphia. British Prince from Liverpool reported at Philadelphia. Circassian and Circassia noted in the Clyde and from Wortland to Glasgow. Palestine from Boston to Liverpool and Scandia from New York to Hamburg. Oregon from Liverpool reported at Portland Maine. Werra from Bremen for New York underway near Southampton. Cremen from Boston reported at Hamburg.
The field for Boston post office narrows to Curtis as the lone Republican in the race with a robust petition drive. Williamson and Thomas face residency questions, while business leaders push for a Boston native and capable executive to succeed Gen. Corse.
Advertises sending a free sample by return mail in exchange for your address. Peptonix is sold by druggists or mailed for 75 cents per box. The Allston Co located at 143 Federal St Boston.
The remarks describe antagonism toward Mr Curtis as a politician pursuing future ambitions. The speaker cautions opponents not to press him to the limit, noting his strategic stance and aspirational plans.
The Boston Athletic Association lists entrants for next Monday's Music Hall sparring show led by H. S. Cornish. Preliminary bouts Saturday Jan 24 weigh-ins begin 7 pm for feather to middleweight, finals Monday at Music Hall with 6:30 pm weigh-ins and 7:30 pm start.
A reception at the late Isaac Newhall's Marianna street home in Lynn was hosted by Colonel Luther Caldwell and wife of Washington DC. Mrs Caldwell, his Newhall niece who wed in Cincinnati last December, attended with nearly 300 guests including ministers from Malden and Gloucester and several Boston figures. Lunch ran 6 to 8 pm and many Lynn friends called in the evening. The event was informal.
The House erupts over journal approval with Speaker Reed blocking debate, Mills of Texas denouncing him as traitor amid shouts and threats. Majority Republicans push for agenda while Democrats resist, leading to a late evening Committee of the Whole on District of Columbia funds. In the Senate, courtesy breaks as cloture is debated and adjournment is set for tomorrow.
In the House at Washington on January 20 Democratic opposition sparked a chaotic scene during approval of the journal. Mills of Texas blasted the Speaker as a fraud while others cheered or jeered as the roll call proceeded amid shouting and near clashes.
A brass bedstead is praised for durability and refined air, described as durable, clean and strong with elegant form. The exhibit features all grades, appealing to those delaying a purchase with the promise of long life and superior appearance.
Washington January 20. Debate over Aldrich proposed change to Senate rules and a petition urging General Banks on the retired army list occupies the floor. Long speech by Senator George delays election bill discussion as procedural questions and floor control clash. CONTINUED ON FIFTH PAGE.
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