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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1899
Page
2
Factories struggle to meet demand as 1000 inhalers ship daily yet hundreds wait. Doctors tout Munyon's Inhaler as a cure for catarrh grip bronchitis and air lung troubles with medicated vapor reaching inflamed parts. Priced at 1.00 with mail options. Munvan Remedies sold at druggists.
A Pennsylvania sheriff asked how to detain Dr E Strayer on a larceny charge connected to surgical instruments. Boston Captain Dugan, who secured the warrant, advised not to disturb him for now, as Strayer plans a Boston return to defeat the charges. The police intend to serve the warrant when he returns to Boston to avoid extra arrests and travel.
General Breckinridge inspector general of the army leaves Washington to begin a survey of army posts on Cuba and Porto Rico starting tomorrow. This mission aims to assess conditions and readiness on the Caribbean islands for potential improvements and strategic review.
In Washington the House sparked by a duel between Mr. Grosvenor and Mr. Lewis during debate on Cramp & Sons claims for damages due to delays in armor and materials for the warships New York Massachusetts Indiana and Columbia. The session also addressed post office funds and leadership changes, with Payne named to the Ways and Means chair and a plan for army reorganization proceedings next week.
A patient credits Postum Coffee with curing headaches and nervous illness caused by coffee. She quits coffee, follows brewing directions, and finds the drink delicious and healthier. Neighbors and a local doctor report improved health after switching to Postum.
Washington Jan 20 The Senate sat five and a half hours without results. Two speeches stood out, one by Rep Nelson of Minnesota opposing Mr West's anti expansion policy. The debate touched on territorial questions and potential policy moves.
Mrs. Julia R. Hancock of West Berlin Vermont reports Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy improved her grip related heart trouble sleep and digestion after two years of decline. She credits relief in heart discomfort steadier nerves and better appetite and urges others to try it. Dr. Greene based in Boston offers free consultation by letter or in person.
The day opened with resolutions and personal explanations by Mr White regarding California Senators and the peace treaty. The Senate then resumed work on the Nicaragua Canal bill but Tillman and allies vow to stay past midnight to block final passage.
Washington announces new fourth class postmasters today with Massachusetts designate Thomas J. Cu sick appointed for Nahant in a district-wide roster dated January 20.
Harrisburg January 20 third ballot for United States senator shows M. S. Quay 93 votes, George A. Jenks 69, Dalzell 4, Stewart 9, Stone 8, Huff 5, Markle 1, Grow 1, Rice 1, Downing 1, Irvin 3, Tubbs absent. Necessary choice 196, total 42 absent or not voting.
Porter J. BisMarck reported that McCumber the Republican was elected United States Senator in the joint assembly today in Bismarck North Dakota.
Jan 20 reports show United States Senate ballot results from Salt Lake City Sacramento Olympia Helena Lincoln and Lincoln caucus activity. Delegates tally votes for Democrats and Republicans with several names listed and scattered ballots noted.
An incident at Cunard Wharf East Boston left watchman John Watts with a severe ankle injury after being struck by a rolling object from a truck. He was brought home to 1169 Webster Street for treatment.
Aboard the Prince George from Yarmouth fourteen shipwrecked American sailors were landed, rescued after the Gloucester fishing schooner Edith M. McInnis sank off Cape Sable Island. The Edith M. McInnis, built in 1892 and owned by Arthur E. Rowe, sank after tearing her keel. all crew reached shore safely. The Nicolai II, delayed by hurricane damage and sugar fires, arrived with a heavy cargo and reported two lifeboats destroyed by a heavy sea.
Immigrant Doukhobors arrive after voyage from Gibraltar on the Lake Huron. Prince Hilkoff and Quaker leaders greet them as psalm singing and prayers mark the moment. Ten infants died during the journey amid crowded conditions. government and Friends bodies arrange onward transport to Manitoba and the Northwest.
Three story brick structure at Harding and Winter streets burned early yesterday injuring none inside. Worcester incident ends with $60 loss to Parsian Wrapper Company owner 8S. Kunitz. Haverhill bulldog bites three, critically injuring Mrs. Michael Glennon and seriously injuring her husband and mother after she feeds the dog.
The Second Unitarian Church of Somerville unanimously calls Rev. A H Winn to be pastor after several Sundays as supply. He was born in Guilderland, New York, thirty years ago, studied at Wesleyan College, then Union College where he graduated with high honors in 1897 as a commencement speaker, and now studies at Harvard Divinity College. He previously preached at the Congregational Church in Massena during 1898 spring and summer and has signified willingness to accept the pastorate.
The Bissell Carpet Sweeper and wringer families exhibited at the Mechanics' Fair have just closed and were moved to the American Wringer Co. store at 77 74 ranksin street corner Arch for disposal at factory resale. Call or write 2690 if you cannot call.
The Carney Hospital Ambulance Association held its first social and dance at Bernice Hall in South Boston with about seven couples. The Colored Democratic Club of Ward 18 met at 45 Hammond Street with seven new members. The Park Street Club debates imperialism. Massachusetts Knights Templars Commanders dined at Parker House with 100 attendees. Savings Bank Treasurers Association met at Young's with forty present. The Oxford Musical Club of Salem enjoyed an informal gathering. Rev Hiram Vrooman, once to supply Roxbury’s New Jerusalem pulpit, has accepted the minister post there.
Isaac W. Thayer a 63 year old Brockton farmer died by suicide tonight shot himself. Authorities suspect his grip illness may have driven the act while noting his mental condition appeared unsettled.
Permanently cured by the masterly power of south American Nervine Tonic. Invalids need suffer no longer as this remedy cures stomach weakness and indigestion. The cure begins with the first dose, bringing marvellous relief and never disappointing. Safe, pleasant, and certain, sold by GOODWIN Co. druggist in Boston.
The measure completes harbor appropriations totaling 12 508 138 dollars for the coming fiscal year with 16 791 588 dollars in continuing contracts. Additional contingent funds amount to 770 000 dollars with likely postponement beyond the year. Several harbors across Maine Massachusetts Connecticut New York Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland Virginia receive specified sums and ongoing contracts, led by New York Harbor and Baltimore channel projects.
The Board of Police issued a General Order reorganizing personnel at roll call Saturday. Sergeants Wilt Perry and Edwin Piper shift to the squad and street divisions, with Perry replacing Hunt and Piper moving into the street squad. Several patrolmen change stations and numbers, including Albert Gou and Bartholomew, as new captains and shifts are announced.
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