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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1905
Page
2
An advertisement offers a free full dollar bottle of a remedy claiming to heal kidney weakness by targeting the sympathetic nerves rather than the kidneys themselves. It promises no payment or deposit and includes a mail order for multiple informational books with various ailment topics.
Damariscotta Maine January 30 Sheriff Rafter orders return of papers seeking Miss Mabel Walker for Massachusetts court. Believed she remains with her aunt Mrs Gamage and at uncle’s lodge on Loon Island in Damariscotta Lake. Town residents feel she should have testified at Tucker trial.
A letter to the editor argues that women should be allowed in murder trial audiences. The writer defends public access, notes men jostling women in corridors, and says trial attendance educates women on law. They question hissing at the verdict and favor fair play.
Ward 17 faces a bright fight as Alderman James M. Curley and Thomas F. Curley clash with James F. Dooley and Jeremiah Good. Voting opens at 6 AM and closes at 4 PM at regular stations. Curley backers tout strong turnout while Dooley supporters count on conservative voters to swing the race.
Four business blocks four houses a steam laundry stables sheds and other buildings with land over two thirds of West Medford business property known as the Usher estate sold at public auction. Owned by James M Usher commander of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Boston inherited by him. Sold for breach of mortgage note to Newton Savings Bank.
Somerville Grammar School faced a fire alarm hoax when 8 15 a boy triggered a 55 no school signal. Superintendent Southworth suspects a skilled youth manipulated the box. officials investigate. Also on the docket: 1905 school funding of 290 662 50, medical inspection report endorsed, resignations of Grace M. Frederick and M B MacKusick accepted with vacancies left open.
The executive committee of the Manufacturers' Association notified the Textile Council that manufacturers declined to enter a conference to generalize grievances of operatives. They would, however, adjust any specific instances of unfairness pointed out to them.
At an Economic Club dinner in Boston, lawyers and executives blasted the gas commission as a farce and fraud. Speakers called for consolidation, decried over-capitalization, and blamed overcharging on standards and mismanagement impacting consumers.
The Japanese government denies Russian charges of Chinese neutrality violations and asserts China shows no anti foreign movement. Tokyo claims Ryeshitemi incident was self defense and calls Russian claims baseless while challenging Moscow to prove any Chinese army cooperation with Japan.
At a Amherst Alumni Association banquet in the American House three hundred members urged immediate ratification of pending arbitration treaties. General Miles and Bliss Perry pleaded for arbitration, arguing that continued conflict risks total ruin and that The Hague Tribunal offers a path to lasting peace.
Rumors in Harvard circles claim Senator Crane may be offered a fellowship among seven, tying him to President Roosevelt. If appointed, Crane would gain a vote and influence in selecting Harvard's next president upon the current leader's resignation.
In Warsaw a state of siege follows weekend rioting that left about 160 killed or wounded. The strike disrupts business and stirs fear as authorities fear further violence and possible sabotage of the city lighting system.
At noon on January 29, Japanese artillery and musketry pounded lines from Fusan. The bombardment continued to midnight, resumed at dawn, and lasted until noon with a weak Russian reply. A Japanese left wing maneuver near Pokonta presses to surround and cut off Russians, risking Kuropatkin’s unprotected right flank.
Bay of Islands authorities reported a strange light Sunday night on Tweed Island at the bay mouth. It is believed to come from shipwrecked men, likely crews of the Gloucester vessels Perkins or Atalanta, thought frozen among Gulf ice floes.
New Haven & Hartford railroad offices shut at 2 pm to honor John M. Hall of New Haven, Conn. Hall led the line as president from 1899 to 1903 and his funeral was held yesterday.
The article describes Russian actions against British shipping including sinking the Knight Commander for alleged contraband and seizing several British vessels. It notes Russia’s admissions of error, recall of sea rovers, and release of merchant ships, plus attacks on British consular staff and anti British placards in Russia.
Police found a device described as a bomb with a tube and a lighted fuse in front of Prince Troubet skey of the Russian embassy in Paris. Officers extinguished the fuse and authorities began an investigation into the incident.
Great Britain demands an immediate explanation after an attack on the British consul and vice consul in Warsaw on Saturday night. Ambassador Hardinge has sent a note to Foreign Minister Lamsdorff seeking investigation and protection for British officials.
R S Nadine a Boston Post Office clerk says Quinona cured his nervousness after months of treatment. He improved in a month and can hold a cup steady again. Nadine urges fellow workers to try Quinona for nervous or stomach trouble.
Reports of continued hostility toward Great Britain and British citizens in Russia perplex officials in London. The foreign office indicated that Russia must give full and prompt explanations to avert rising public sentiment and a serious situation.
In Paris, two police guards were wounded when a bomb exploded as the police left a large Tivoli Vauxhall rally protesting Russian autocracy.
Cures advertised with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promise a one day relief. Buyers are told all goods refund if uncured and B W Groves signature appears on each box. Ends at 265c.
The document presents financial figures including totals such as 7 573,331.88 and 6,446,898.16 with multiple line items and percentages. It lists GEO. D. pees as Manager and GEO. ORNIN as 2d Assistant Manager, noting agencies in prominent localities across the United States.
Death notices from Boston area residents list Daniel Bent husband of Margaret Bent and funeral details at Gate of Heaven Church. Also William G Connor son of Julia and Michael, with Requiem mass at St Joseph's Church and Chelsea resident Anna C Gardner funeral in Chelsea. Catherine McCulloch funeral in Revere with Immaculate Conception Mass. Notices request relatives and friends attend.
Attorney General Parker selected Drs Jelly and Steadman to examine Angles Snell of New Bedford who was convicted of first degree murder and now awaits death sentence. Snell’s attorneys claim he is insane and requested the examination.
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