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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1901
Page
2
An impatient woman’s struggle with nerves and fatigue is described, praising Dr. Greene’s Nervura blood and nerve remedy as the sole solution. The ad touts improved blood circulation, renewed strength, better sleep, and renewed ambition, claiming many women are becoming cured in communities using Nervura.
The Massachusetts legislature faces a wave of street railway bills. Multiple lines seek to lease and electrify lines, operate over private land, and carry mail and freight. Proposals cover Fall River, Lowell, Lawrence, Haverhill, Lynn, Brockton, Martha's Vineyard and many other towns with aims to extend time, revise fares, and consolidate systems.
Miss Violet Holls who stars as Anne of Austria in Miladi and the Musketeer at the Columbia Theatre denied rumors of her engagement to a Baltimore millionaire. She said no marriage plan exists but she may travel to Europe after ending her engagement with A. H. Chamberlyn to pursue a specialty in music halls rather than grand opera.
In the third Middlesex district East Cambridge race two candidates vie for the Legislature seat left by Cornelius Minihan. John J. Ahern, a real estate dealer born in 1841, and George H. Dinan, a bookkeeper at McMahon's stables born in 1871, both have histories on the Cambridge Common Council and party committees. Ahern holds a rally in Institute Hall after a Tuesday rally planning. Dinan nearly won the last city election and also served on the Common Council.
Federal Express bound for Providence was delayed and rear-ended by Worcester Accommodation at Pawtucket station. The Worcester engine and sleeper end suffered damage while passengers including a Boston woman were shaken and unhurt. Engineer Abbott cites a slippery rail as cause.
The westbound Fitchburg division freight collided with an eastbound extra freight at Troy station as both were on a siding. A rear-end impact tore through eight cars, toppled the westbound engine, and caused extensive damage. no injuries reported.
Paris reports the long awaited duel between Count de Lubersac and Baron Robert de Rothschild on Edmond de Rothschild’s Boulogne estate. Lubersac was wounded in the arm, ending the fight after ten minutes. Rothschild resumes military service at Compiegne.
Two young evangelists from Long carried intense earnestness and strong conviction at Bromfield Street Methodist Church last evening. They will lead noon services there for the remainder of the month, guiding both singing and speaking in the revival effort.
Miss Simpson sang two solos and Miss Frost delivered a forceful denonminational address on judgment and salvation. The crowd, moved to emotion with prayer and singing, urged non Christians to decide, with several expressing intent to lead Christian lives.
Joseph Lee, prominent Boston attorney and vice president of the Massachusetts Civic League, spoke yesterday noon at Congregational Church Newbury Street corner Exeter Street. His subject was Recent Experiments with a North End Playground opposite Copp's Hill between Commercial Street and the water.
Discussion on labor strain across occupations from field work to shipyard and mine work. Endorses Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery for blood purification and disease prevention, with testimonials on curing scrofula eczema and blood disorders. Describes medical institute offerings and free letter consultations.
West Point committee hails cadets for abolishing hazing and plans to report in about ten days. They may urge more tactical officers, and say deaths of former cadets Booz and Breth were not caused by hazing. Gas incidents left King dizzy but safe. Corbin Fitzgerald and Elizabeth Fink were treated at scene by Dr. Erb without hospital transfer.
Vernon King aged 23 awoke at about 6 am yesterday at his home 2 Cumston street and apparently saved himself and many others when a tenement house filled with gas.
Luxor, a blood builder and nerve strengthener in tablet form, claims to nourish the blood and improve liver, stomach, heart, and nerves. It targets headaches pale skin tiredness indigestion and other symptoms of impure blood, with a free trial offer by Luxor Blood Food Co. at 81 Merrimac Street Lowell MA.
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