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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1905

Page

9

Fear Revolt in Tsars City in Russia

Protesters in St. Petersburg threaten a massive Sunday demonstration as mills close and 190000 workers walk out. Employers offer concessions if protection from violent factions is assured. Reports say Father Gopon is in custody and a peaceful solution is hoped, with potential wider sympathy strikes in Moscow and other cities.

Nicholas Tsarskoe Selo Father Gopon St. Petersburg Moscow Kieff Kharkoff Kishineff

Lodge Defends Railroads and Tariff in Massachusetts Banquet

Senator Lodge told Middlesex Club leaders that railroad supervision is vital and warned against government ownership as a danger to freedom. He urged prompt tariff investigations, praised Roosevelt’s foreign policy with strength, and warned that in four years a strong socialist push could seize public utilities. The event honored Roosevelt’s victory and featured remarks from Champlin, Guild, Munroe, Shaw, Blackmar, and Carstein.

Senator Lodge Middlesex Club Brunswick Roosevelt United States Republican Party America Far East China Lodge United States Senate New York Boston Dana Senate Frothingham Massachusetts Guild Champlin Commonwealth Perley Munroe Worcester County Shaw Haverhill Blackmar 14Th Congressional Hans Carstein Cambridge Rhine

Prison Governor Praises Charlestown Model Institution

Governor Douglas declared Charlestown a model prison that could be copied nationwide after his first official visit. Accompanied by Prison Commission Chairman Pettigrove and Secretary Buchanan, he toured the gates, inspected wings, and reviewed inmates at supper under Warden Bridges.

Charlestown Douglas Pettigrove Prison Commission Buchanan Bridges

Liquozone Promises Germ Killing Without Harm

An advertisement claims Liquozone can kill germs in the body without harming tissues, offering $1000 per germ it cannot kill and asserting extensive testing, millions spent, and free trials. It lists diseases claimed affected, emphasizes oxygen-derived effects, and invites readers to request a free bottle via coupon.

Physician Teat Quadrant Se Quezone Teat Offer

A historical note states that any physician or hospital not yet using Sé quozone will be glad to be supplied for a teat, implying a promotional outreach to expand adoption of the product in medical facilities.

Ex Mayor Hart Celebrates 76th Birthday

Ex mayor Thomas N Hart, who led Boston in 1889 ninety and 1900 01, marked his 76th birthday with a brief visit to Mt. Vernon National Bank before returning home on Commonwealth Avenue. He said he has no plans to run again despite recent speculation about next fall’s mayoral race. He spoke of good health and contentment with his present life.

Eix Thomas N. Hart Mt. Vernon National Bank Commonwealth Avenue Boston Hart

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