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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1904
Page
5
Iron Ox Tablets claim to cure constipation by toning the stomach and bowels rather than using purgatives. They are described as tonic laxatives and nerve food, building up the entire system without harmful drugs. Pack contains fifty tablets for 25 cents, available from druggists or The Iron Ox Remedy Co. Detroit Mich.
Bangor police investigate theory that Lynn suspects tied to the Brewer Savings Bank raid last September. A witness identified George Dart from a photo and recalled a man who guarded the bank front and threatened to shoot when the burglary was revealed.
Melrose Jan 29 Robert L Day of Melrose Highlands donates a drum from his family tied to the Bennington battle of 1777 to Massachusetts. Governor Bates acknowledged receipt and the drum will be exhibited at the State House.
Ned, a truck horse, in his stall at 282 Albany street, knocked the T D pipe from his keeper’s mouth last night. The act started a fire that threatened the stable and burned the horse’s legs and chest.
Planning for Charles W. Eliot Harvard president to address 900 delegates of the Boston Central Labor Union at Faneuil Hall on Sunday afternoon February 7. The public galleries will be open but no expression of approval or disapproval will be allowed. Driscoll to preside. Eliot to discuss labor capital and field questions from written submissions.
City and Massachusetts General officials tell a Post reporter they have never used radium and cannot obtain it. They note limited worldwide supply, estimating perhaps only two ounces exist, with Austria as the home of radium. They express hope a small quantity may be secured soon to begin experiments and determine its results.
A self described inventor recounts lifelong deafness and cure through Wilson's Common Sense Ear Drums. The 190 page book claims scientific, discreet devices restore hearing, with testimonials from diverse users worldwide. Free book offered by Wilson Ear Company, 1401 Todd Building Louisville Ky. Partial OCR note mentions upcoming ball and club committee roles.
Dr Hartman with over forty years of experience touts Peruna as the sole remedy for la grippe increasing appetite and sleep, urging immediate start of treatment at first symptoms. He notes even pneumonia or consumption may yield to Peruna, with testimonials from notable figures and families praising its curative reach and prompting readers to request free medical advice.
The Supreme Court quashed the indictment against former Minneapolis mayor Dr Ames, ruling the charge faulty and that the offense was not proven. He had been convicted in Hennepin county court of illegally receiving money, sentenced to six years, and later freed on appeal after the high court's majority decision.
On next Wednesday evening in Paul Revere Hall comes the chief winter event of Boston yachting enthusiasts, the 86th anniversary ball of the South Boston Yacht Club. The committee aims to eclipse last year's success.
Massachusetts Agricultural College Alumni Club held its annual meeting and banquet at the Quincy House with seven percent of members and guests present. Dr. Madison Bunker presided as chair, and the officers of the past year were re elected. Guests included President Goodell, G H Ellis, James Draper Tucker, Professor Waugh and others.
About 1000 people attended the Telegraphers Mutual Aid Association of Boston 19th annual ball at Odd Fellows Hall. Guests included Managers Nathan Boston Riegelman Springfield and Riley New York and Boston Common Council President Dolan. John J. Flaherty and Robert E. Tobin led arrangements.
Washington dispatch reports the Russian reply to Japan is satisfactory and may avert war. The British ambassador at St Petersburg relayed the assessment to Tokyo and thence to the U.S. State Department, suggesting Russia made concessions and Britain will press Japan to accept them.
A report circulating from North station to State street claimed Thomas W. Lawson planned a secret departure from Boston last night aboard a lavish Pullman named Lucania. The car, leased by Larz Anderson of Brookline for a possible trip to Penacook New Hampshire, was refitted with a private office a smoking room and showers and later equipped with a pipe organ skis and toboggans.
Nantasket to stage Sunday events at Gun Rock Cove with 100 yard championship swim for Charles Crockett and William Riley vying for a venison dinner prize. Charles H Copeland and Walter Haynes seek entry while noting residents of the south shore must hold a record. Also planned are skating races if Straits Pond iced over and a hundred yard running match between J Bolnick and Fred Burr.
The Board of Registrars fixed registration from February 12 to February 27. Caucuses are set for February 24 for Republicans and February 26 for citizens, promising a large and exciting event in Revere.
In Rogononas France a gas explosion ripped through the Hotel de France cafe last evening. Six people were killed and 14 injured as patrons sat at tables drinking and playing games when a candle lit to investigate a gas odor triggered the blast. The hotel was partially wrecked and investigators searched the debris.
Canton observers marked McKinley’s birthday with special school programs and pink carnations. Local stock markets opened large and early but depleted by noon. Mrs McKinley visited the cemetery with a long carnation bouquet, while a Cortelyou floral piece adorned the casket and others arrived from out of town.
The Massachusetts College of Osteopathy held its commencement in Potter Hall last evening. The graduating class included Warren Anson Rodman president Miss Mary A Dover vice president Rena Saunders Baumyras secretary Samuel Charles McLaughlin treasurer Charles Dexter Camp St George Fechtig Arthur M Lane and Miss Mabel Emma Reed. Dr Wilfred E Harris introduced Dr Co M Turner Hulett of Cleveland Colorado who delivered the address on medicine and Dr Harris presented the diplomas.
The annual banquet of the Minute Men Chapter D A R was held last night at an undisclosed local venue, drawing members and guests for a formal evening of remarks, toasts, and fellowship.
New York cable messages of goodwill linked the Pilgrims of the United States with English counterparts at a Carlton Hotel supper in London honoring Sir Henry Mortimer Durand. Notable figures sent greetings while flags adorned the Delmonico's venue, and leaders from both nations exchanged warm hopes for Anglo-Saxon unity and peace.
Nearly 70 members attended the Vendome chapter event as red, white and blue bunting and American flags adorned the dining room. Mrs. Ralph M. Kirtland introduced speakers, Nixon Waterman delivered a new recitation, era and songs were sung by Miss Imma V. Foster, and Odell’s full orchestra provided music. Hosting party included Mrs. Kirtland, the state regent, and Mrs. Greenleaf Simpson. Guests included Mrs. Frederick Warren, Mrs. Rose Harkins, Mrs. John Chandler, Dr. and Mrs. J. P. Buntin, Dr. and Mrs. Walter White, the Rev. Dr. B. A. Horton, and the Rev. Dr. Stephen H. Roblin.
The Kingswood Club of Wolfeboro New Hampshire held its fourth annual dinner at the Vendome last evening. It was ladies night. Officers for 1904 were elected: Charles L. Edgar president Walter C. Mitchell vice president Fred Meades secretary and treasurer. The executive committee includes F P Spears J T Meades H F Libby and C L Edgar.
Mrs Marie Froiland of Lafayette Avenue Brooklyn declares Orangeine powders wonderful in action and results highlighting its healing effects and satisfaction with the remedy as a trusted home medicine.
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