25 Jan 1901
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1901
Page
1
The late Oswald Ottendorfer wills most of his estate to his step children with many public bequests. Fifty thousand dollars is given to the employees of the Staats Zeitung.
An ad touts Paine's celery compound as the sole cure for diseases from a debilitated nervous system and impure blood. It boasts a universal record of preventing and curing illnesses, denies patent status, and warns there is no substitute or rival remedy. The copy emphasizes its scientific merit and broad public attention.
Mrs. Banks widow of the late general and ex Governor, aged 81, is gravely ill at her Main Street home. Her daughters Mrs Sterling and Miss Maud Banks are by her side. Once first lady of the state during the Prince of Wales visit, she danced at the Renfrew ball in Boston Theatre with the future king.
Governor Jordan issued extradition papers for John Brown and Fred Gold who are held in Dover jail. They are wanted in Lawrence for breaking and entering and are linked toJuly 4 stabbing affrays in Dover.
Worcester jurors return an indictment for murder against Giscar W. I. Neilson over the Nov. 10 killing of Gustaf Erickson. Neilson is ordered to plead next week.
Washington reports a storm south of Maine with rain and snow in New England. Friday looks fair overall with cooling temperatures and brisk winds along the Atlantic coast. Coastal gales are warned from Maine to Eastport, with Saturday improving to clearer interior conditions.
Yesterday King Edward replied to thousands of messages and sent a grateful message to President McKinley. The exchange reflects royal appreciation amid ongoing correspondence.
The proclamation of Prince Albert Edward as King Edward VII was staged in London with a grand military pageant. Emperors William and Augusta Victoria sent greetings as Windsor preparations, funerals, and state ceremonies unfold for Queen Victoria. Royal processions, flags, and a formal reading closed with God Save the King.
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