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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1903
Page
7
A department store invites shoppers to finish its Sacrifice Sale in the basement offering lamps china jardinières bric a brac and other decor at wholesale prices with limited time remaining.
Large cod near record price at T wharf yesterday as arrivals from schooners Evelyn Smith to George Lubee brought in 126,500 pounds haddock 52,000 cod 20 hake 12,000 pollock and 4,000 cask. Shore dock sold 41 2 cents a pound. off shore haddock 4 large cod 7. off shore market cod 31 4 to 4. pollock 31 2 to 4. hake 3 to 6.
The ad promotes using Fels-Naptha soap for all washing and cleaning without boiling, scalding, or hot water. It claims a single method eliminates the need for other soaps or cleaning approaches.
Special Officer Cardwell of Lawrence convicted of striking John Waters and fined three dollars. Other defendants Lavare Farrell Melia fined for disturbances. All bailed on appeal. Imported officers not on duty and not to be used again. Crowds and no major disturbances. A W Redding failed to file injunction papers in Salem.
The Tagblatt reports Dr Margorek of the Pasteur Institute in Paris as inventor of a new tuberculosis serum tested successfully at various dates since Koch's tuberculin failed. Professors Schroetter and Weichselbaum of Vienna University endorse the scientist and acknowledge the serum could fulfill its claimed potential.
Governor Hunt suspended Manuel Egazcue, the mayor of San Juan, from office and ordered an independent investigation into city frauds. Opinion holds it will be hard to secure a jury to convict him.
Medford on January 26 reports the Harvard grande congregational Church of West Medford will have a handsome new parsonage. It will be placed at the corner of High and Allston streets.
At the Episcopalian Club annual meeting in the Hotel Brunswick Bishop Lawrence warned of growing Romanist influence and outlined diocesan duties in Massachusetts. Archdeacon Babcock and Rev Edward Sullivan discussed church growth and missionary needs while Dean Hodges praised Cambridge Theological Seminary and youth education. Officers elected: Albert D. S. Bell president, Marcus Morton and John L. Wakefield vice presidents, Huntington Saville secretary, Henry M. Upham treasurer.
A reception will honor the Very Rev William Canon White of Laughglynn Ireland at Boston College Hall on Sunday evening February 1. A sacred concert will follow and he will address the land war in County Roscommon. Proceeds go to funding a new church in his parish. Hon William S McNary will preside.
Massachusetts W C T U led protests against Reed Smoot becoming U S Senator. Women leaders said petitions and letters were sent to Utah officials and legislators to block his seating, while other church groups joined in protests. Some noted Smoot is a Mormon apostle but argued he should not be barred from office.
A stark description of oxygen hunger as a deadly disease caused by a deficiency of red blood cells leading to consumption and death. It lists signs like weakness pale skin and loss of flesh and notes only cure is available.
Ozomulsion is a cod liver oil emulsion touted as vitalizing and oxygenating to the blood, described as good food for the sick and those needing strength. It is offered at all druggists, with a free large sample bottle by sending name and address to The Ozomulsion Co. 229 De Peyster Street New York, prepaid by mail.
A Manila dispatch says three Americans including teacher Mr. Osborne were killed after a Bolinao volunteer force formed to disperse Ladrones was defeated. The Ladrones outnumbered the volunteers and surrounded them, with the Americans dying while fighting. Details remain meagre.
Sir Babe Cunard arrived on the Etruria in New York with his cousin Charles G Francklyn’s dispute now settled for 1,675,709 dollars after a long American court fight. Lady Cunard accompanies him, and he declined to comment beyond noting a rough voyage and personal business.
The jury in the case of Joseph Frechette against Chauncey H Sears returned a sealed verdict for the plaintiff today in the Stevens mill accident. The award totals $6000. Frechette suffered a broken leg from the falling iron column he was hoisting, with possible amputation risk.
The City Missionary Society met at 14 Beacon Street for its eighth annual gathering. The treasurer reported receipts totaling 56 612 97 dollars. Elected officers include President Richard H Stearns Vice President Rev Samuel P B Herrick D D Secretary Rev Daniel W Waldron Treasurer Samuel F Wilkins Auditor Timothy Smith.
George Sheldon died in Oswego yesterday after 30 years of roaming the country as a tramp. He had inherited a large fortune but after his father's death gave his brother his share and kept only enough money for himself.
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