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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1900
Page
5
The article asserts summer bread differs from winter fare except for bread, praising Solar Baking Powder for strong leavening, quicker action, purity from cream of tartar refined from grape juice, and lower cost. It argues Solar is superior because it is not produced by a trust.
Dover New Hampshire July 6 five men named John Williams John Farren William Scott Frank Gold and John Brown were arrested after a deadly July 4 assault that killed John McNally and Thomas Dobbins and wounded others. Police tracked them to the Waverley House and then to a road near the Granite State Trotting Park. Williams was found asleep in bushes and later arrested. Witnesses identified Williams as the shooter and described a distinct facial mark. The suspects faced a police station search and were to be arraigned soon.
Charles R Eastman 29 an assistant zoology instructor at Harvard is held without bail for the killing of his brother in law Richard H Grogan Jr. in Cambridge. Witnesses describe a violent confrontation and Grogan’s belief his death was not an accident amid family feud lines and pending trial next Monday.
In New York on July 6 a crowd watched boxing at Broadway Athletic Club. Peter Maher defeated Steve O'Donnell in 1 minute 48 seconds of the first round after Austin Rice decision over Kid Watson in eleven rounds.
At Combination Park a large crowd saw two races a special trotting or pacing event and a running race both hotly contested Bessie Goddard defeated Little Logan in straight heats in the special race while Friendship won the opening running heat before fading in the backstretch Tonight’s lineup includes Russell Maid Genevieve Drummer Girl Lizzie W and Miss O B Tendrell and Reeve in the running race The program lists half mile heats for the pace and three heats for the run with times and placements noted for the favorite entries
Kansas City reports Ed dle try won a decision over Oscar Gardner after twenty furious rounds of action.
San Francisco readers see letters praising Peruna for catarrh and stomach ailments. Testimonials from W W Strasser of Corry Pennsylvania describe dramatic weight gains and improved health after twelve bottles. The ad extols Peruna as a safe invigorator not a stimulant and urges sending for Dr Hartman’s book.
Paris deputies clash after M Lassès nationalist member accuses government of pressuring judiciary to block justice. He is called to order for off topic remarks. at Deschanel’s request the house votes not to hear him, causing uproar and the president suspends the sitting.
William Rhine a shoemaker was stabbed in the groin at William McCabe’s saloon on Charlestown street about 10 30 last night. The assailant Michael Mullen 66 of Brighton street Charlestown was arrested. Rhine was treated by Dr W J Hatchett and sent to Massachusetts General Hospital.
Lowell July 6 Fred Haskins 40 a laborer fell from a rocking chair three stories to night while asleep. He died en route to St John's Hospital after the ambulance arrived.
Lord Roberts reports General Paget advancing into Dewet held country. On July 4 Paget moved to Blaauw Kopje near Bethlehem and on July 6 at Pleisinfontein he engaged and drove Dewet from a strong position near Leeuwkopje Bronckfontein, bivouacking for the night.
City brief reports Frank Price was arrested by Officer Wolf yesterday for the larceny of Stetson wrenches valued at $12 from an unknown owner.
A nurse at The Home for Aged Women in Roselle New Jersey recounts coffee related gastric trouble and how switching to Postum Food Coffee after boiling it longer improved digestion. She notes patients and her mother benefited and names Mrs Matilda Seaver Miss Adan Merrill and herself endorsing the product.
The annual Quincy Yacht Club ladies day featured a review by Commodore Edwin E. Davis aboard his boat as the fleet sailed course No. 1 past markers and to the club house. Yachts and captains included Eleanor Herbert Alden Pallas E C Johnson Cleopatra Frank F Crane Ganacum Edwin M Morse Hustler Herbert W Robbins Emily J James S Whiting Chatham C A Cary Beatrice John Cavanagh Wellella F B Rice Omeme W P Barker Lauriel John T Cavanagh Goblin E F Ricker Hostess Henry Faxon Josephine Fred H Smith Ruth H A Edison Ida J Chester C Collins Autocrat A W Nightingale Yum Yum William Edwards Switzer EE F Fitzpatrick.
Cuban teachers spent an evening socializing at Cambridge in a semi weekly dance under Catholic societies. About sixty members attended with President Eliot and Superintendent Frye present. Rockett's Orchestra provided music while Senor Guitierrez played piano for native dances. The event fostered Anglo Spanish交流 and featured a well organized floor staff and committees.
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