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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1905
Page
4
Advertises Rexall Mucu Tone as a dedicated catarrh remedy. Claims it destroys catarrhal germs, tones mucous tissues, and cures debility caused by catarrh. Offers a trial size for fifty cents with a guarantee and personal recommendation.
At the City Missionary Society's 88th annual meeting Treasurer S. F. Wilkins announced total receipts for all purposes amounting to 80043.12 including a 1903 balance of 2836.62. Legacies reached 2700 the highest single year total in the organization's history. The report lists extensive outreach results and presents a long list of elected officers and managers.
A customer reports relief from piles after using Pyramid Pile Cure purchased from a druggist. The ad touts unsolicited testimonials, urges readers to request the free booklet from Pyramid Drug Co. of Marshall Michigan, and promotes 50 cent packages with solicitations to avoid substitutes.
Boston sheet metal workers heard Frank K. Foster warn that unions should be incorporated and argue high dues secure lasting influence. John F. Kennedy cited unity across building trades while International VP John H. Winfield and Henry Snellberg spoke on cooperations. A Fort Banks official and local entertainers closed a long program.
Nellie Wong Goon tells of two rival Hep Sing Tong factions causing a deadly shooting at her husband Lem Wong Goon’s store. Nine shots were fired, one hitting his leg, as smoke filled the room. she could not visit him in the hospital. She vows to pursue vengeance against the Tong men.
Mead Cornice and Roofing Company signed the Sheet Metal Workers Union 17 agreement after a year of refusals. The pact applies to the Siegel building and Atlantic Avenue tunnel station projects. The firm employs 45 sheet metal workers and the signing was cheered at a union meeting.
Structural Iron Workers' Union reported last night that the new Cove street bridge project will begin in a few weeks and the erection of the steel will be a union job.
A resolution of sympathy and full support to the Russian striking workmen was voted last night by Custom Tailors' Union 223, a large number of whose members are Russians.
Malden, Jan 30. Miss Platosha Pimenoff and Mise Vera Poliaka, sister and niece of Mrs. Pimenoff Noble, were arrested in St Petersburg on charges of aiding rioters. Mrs. Noble, a Moscow trained physician, says the pair aided wounded rioters and had been living in Astrakham. She notes another book raid by the Russian government and promises relatives remain ready to help.
Tonight at Tremont Temple a public mass meeting will express sympathy with the Russian revolutionists. Henry B. Blackwell presides with speakers William Lloyd Garrison Dr. Charles Fleischer Rev. Charles F. Dole Mrs. Julia Ward Howe Alexander Petrunkevitch N C Adas and others. The Russian circle has sent $100 to the central committee of the revolutionists.
The heated council debate centers on campaign money from theater firms. Alderman Linehan accuses unnamed members while Aldermen O'Toole Bowen and Hennessey demand specifics. The petition on licenses moves to committee as police clear the crowd after adjournment. The $800,000 sewer loan remains stalled in committee.
Mrs Annie Monroe of 6 Terrace street tells a Post reporter that her husband Ralph Carleton Monroe vanished three months ago after being out of work. She faces an anxious wait with two children at home, as she continues to search for any trace of him.
Edward J Lord of Melrose presents the library with a steel engraving of Grant Sherman and Sheridan to hang in the historical room of the Carnegie building. He also donates a steel engraving depicting Franklin at the court of St James to Melrose High School.
Berlin reports Maxim Gorky faces the death penalty as Trepoff tightens control in Russia. Alarm spreads among German literary figures who plan a petition to the czar. Dr. Theodore Bar th and other signatories urge Americans to act quickly by cable to seek clemency for the famed novelist.
A large Irish-settled gathering in Faneuil Hall denounced ratification of a U S Great Britain arbitration treaty. Alderman Whelton and State President Matthew Cummings urged opposition, arguing the pact harms American liberty and Pacific peace, with letters from notable figures read and a final Star Spangled Banner performance.
The People's Choral Union presented its second midwinter concert at Jordan Hall under Samuel W. Cole. Soloists Mabel Cadman Mabel Stanaway C B Shirley Charles Delmont and George E Whiting with accompanists H A Shedd Edith H Snow and W D Strong. Performances by Boston Symphony players featured a varied program including the March from Tannhauser Gounod Psalm 130Mozart chorus and Sullivan Lost Chord. The chorus received strong applause for precise attack fine tone and balanced parts.
Eddie Foy, famed eccentric comedian, signs a brief vaudeville run at Boston Music Hall starting Monday February 6 for one week. He will present his signature songs and dances after leaving the Piff Puff Pauf show. Also headlining is Elsie Janis known for her imitations and dances.
Advertisement promising a guaranteed cure for piles with itching bleeding and protruding symptoms. Claims PAZ GINT MENT will cure in 6 to 14 days and offers a money back refund if unsuccessful. Priced at 50 cents.
Wakefield Republicans decide not to hold their annual caucus before the March election. Citizens favor eliminating party nominations as other parties lack strength for caucuses.
In an attempt to jump from a moving freight train through Central square at 10 30 tonight Thomas G Scott 42 Tyler street Lowell printer fell onto the icy street struck his head and died at the hospital.
An advertisement by E. Gauss from Marshall Michigan promotes Gauss Combined Treatment as a cure for catarrh. He offers a free large trial package by mail to prove effectiveness, asserting past success and promising profit from selling further treatment. He urges readers to send name and address to receive the trial and mentions his Marshall address.
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