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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1901

Page

2

Help for Sick Edney and the Buchu Lithia Kidney Pills

An advertisement extols Smiths Buchu Lithia Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney and bladder disorders rheumatism and blood purification. It cites testimonials from veterans and claims broad effectiveness with 25 cent boxes and nationwide endorsements including the Boston Herald with emphasis on kidney health and safety.

Smith Togus Maine Boston. Herald W. F. Smith Tremont St Haseen Hein Ocrrélese Starth

Trinity Church Bell Toll Marks Queen's Death in New York

News from New York records Trinity Church bell tolling for the Queen's death. Flags lowered to half mast at consulates, the sub treasury, and many ships. The street sounds overwhelmed the Trinity bell as British societies respond with actions.

New York Trinity Church Sub-Treasury Trinity

Condolence by United States to Queen Victoria

President McKinley sent a telegram of condolence to King Edward VII on the death of Queen Victoria. White House half mast and formal tributes followed as officials, senators, and ambassadors expressed sorrow and solidarity with Britain.

Washington McKinley Edward VII Osborne House Isle of Wight Great Britain William Morinley White House England Hay Choate Lord Lansdown United States British Empire John Hay Executive Mansion Griggs Treasury Gage Navy Long Queen Victoria Interior Hitchcock Smith Wilson Senate Victoria Senate of the United States of America Lodge The United

Congress honors Queen Victoria as death announced in Senate

Congress recognizes the death of Queen Victoria with a formal resolution to be engrossed and sent to the British prime minister. The Senate completes committee amendments to the general appropriation bill while the House passes Cramp & Sons claims for armor plate damages. The placer mining law extension and revenue cutter service measures move forward as the DC appropriation advances.

Washington Senate Great Britain House Court of Claims Cramp & Sons New York Columbia Massachusetts Indiana Congress Revenue Cutter Service District of Columbia

Cardinal Gibbons Praises Queen Victoria in Wake of Death

Cardinal Gibbons expressed profound sorrow at the death of Queen Victoria. He called her reign long and eventful and her domestic virtues notable, saying her character will command love and admiration worldwide.

Baltimore Cardinal Gibbons Queen Victoria England

Historic Revere House Quarters Linked to King’s Visit

The old Revere House rooms, once occupied by the young King of England in October 1869, remain furnished as they were in 1860. The royal visit drew crowds to Bowdoin square while the prince stayed from October 18 to 20, with Jenny Lind and Daniel Webster noted among past guests.

Revere House England Prince Cottage Farms Gilmore Bowdoin Square Paran Stevens Jenny Lind Daniel Webster

Bryan Invited to Address House on Silver Redemption

The House coinage committee weighed inviting William J. Bryan to appear or send views on bills to redeem the silver dollar in gold. Despatch from Chairman J. H. Southard asked Bryan to testify or share thoughts, with debate continued. Henry W. Peabody of the Boston Chamber of Commerce backed gold redemption measures Levy and Fill. Fowler argued for retiring all dollars and favoring smaller coins for practicality. Peabody warned of risks to the gold reserve if silver dollars or certificates become exchangeable for gold.

Washington Jan House Committee On Coinage William J. Bryan Shafroth Colorado Southard House Committee On Coinage Today Lincoln, Neb Committee On J. H. Southard Henry W. Peabody Boston Chamber of Commerce Fowler New Jersey Peabody

Campers Honor Camp Buena Vista Veterans at Boston Banquet

More than seventy members of the Campers eye of the Boston Y M C A gathered at the Hotel Bellevue for their annual banquet. Walter A. Webster served as toastmaster and General Secretary George W W Mehaffey replied to the toast The Camp by J P Roberts was spoken for.

Boston Young Men's Christian Mansion Camp Buena Vista Association Sandy Island Lake Winnipesaukee Hotel Bellevue Walter A. Webster George W.W. Mehaffey Hoston Y. M Mr. J. P. Roberts

Prince of Wales Suite Remains A Sacred Boston Landmark

Visitors note the Prince of Wales Suite in Boston with heavy mahogany, gilt mirrors, damask draperies, and a carved dressing case. The wall bears a gilded list of notables including Jenny Lind and Daniel Webster, while guests bow and touch furniture in reverent tribute to the royal visit and the aging aura of Albert Edward, now King of England.

Jenny Lind Daniel Webster Mme. Patti Parepa Rosa Kalakaua Dom Pedro

McLain Captured in Gorham Murder Case

A man identifying himself as John McLain is arrested in Waterville Maine. He admits the identity but denies involvement in the Gorham murder case.

Gorham Waterville John McLain

Thirty third annual Waiters Benevolent ball

The thirty third annual ball of the Waiters Benevolent Association of Boston was held last evening in Paul Revere Hall Mechanics building. The grand march was led by President and Mrs P H Honan for the sixth consecutive year. A large number attended and the occasion was very enjoyable. Supper was served at midnight and dancing continued into the morning hours.

The Waiters’ Benevolent Association of Boston Paul Revere Hall Mechanics’ Building P. H. Honan

Princeton Declines to Represent University at Inauguration

The University of Princeton will not send a student body to Washington for the March 4 inauguration. In a faculty letter to the arrangements committee, officials say sending students away during a busy season would exceed the university’s functions.

Princeton N. J Washington Committee of Arrangements

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