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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1900
Page
7
A railway collision tale features a calm survivor who explains why many women prefer Ivory Soap. The piece suggests common soaps leave odors chemical feel and greasiness, underscoring Procter & Gamble’s branding from Cincinnati.
A large audience welcomed Colonel William J. Bryan at Faneuil Hall with a lengthy reception and banquet. Leaders including Robert Treat Paine Jr and Thomas Gargan praised Bryan and the Chicago platform while denouncing McKinley’s Philippines policy and imperialism.
Mrs. S. M. Thompson of Hanover Street Worcester credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with curing long standing anemia after months of weak health and gradual improvement starting with one box and finishing after several boxes. The letter describes her prior pale condition and regained vitality.
In opening remarks Chairman Callahan hails Paine as future Commonwealth governor and urges Massachusetts Democrats to back his candidacy. Paine argues for government control of currency banking and pledges the party solid delegation. Naphen speaks on republican growth and independence while critiquing the GOP stance, listing Boston and area supporters and attendees.
The article covers a Boston gathering where political figures debated imperialism and the fate of Faneuil Hall. Governor Altgeld warned conditions may render the hall obsolete, while Congressman Lentz attacked imperial ambitions and urged honesty about U S aims in the Philippines. Lentz challenged expansion and hinted at Canada as a potential prize.
The Canadian government completes a canal linking Lake Erie and Montreal at a cost of 70000090 dollars. The project, long in planning, promises improved inland navigation and trade routes for the nation.
Olga Nethersole postpones Sapho at Wallack's New York amid illness, while Glyde Fitch also remains under weather. Josephine Hall energizes The Girl from Maxim's. Mary Sanders heads to Montreal and Toronto for performances. Sousa recovers from travels and plans a Boston Theatre concert February 11 with his band and soloists Blanche Duffield and Bertha Bucklin.
Burton Holmes presented a Manila life and customs lecture in Boston's Music Hall. The program traced his Pacific journey from Vancouver to Nagasaki Hong Kong and Manila with moving pictures of Pasig River cockfights and a front earthwork. He focused on natives and foreign settlers noting doubled living costs since American possession and promising future lectures on Japan Paris Arizona and Moki Land.
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