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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1902

Page

2

Dr Grady’s Medical Miracle Cure PROMISES Rapid Diagnoses and Cures

He claims instant disease localization and precise treatment advice. The Boston physician lists cures for deafness, kidney diseases, rheumatism, consumption, and many others with hundreds of cases reported and patients urged to write for evaluation. Patients are told to visit or mail inquiries, with multiple Boston addresses shown.

Grady Miss Weeks Windsor St Boston John W. Moran Beacon St Rose Burbank St Mary Granich Boylston Pl Jamaica Plain Ella Rice Haven St A. Payne Columbus Ave A. Carlson Dean St Norwood Mass

Mother of Baby Found in Doorway at 124 Boylston Street

Police at Station 4 had not located the mother of a three week old baby found Thursday night in a doorway at 124 Boylston Street by John Cahill of South Boston. The infant was taken in by the State Board of Charities and placed in a temporary home. A slender clue points to a young woman about 19 seen with an older woman nearby. This is the third similar case in two weeks.

Boylston Street Station 4 Brookline State Board of Charities John Cahill South Boston

Verne predicts end of the novel in a century

London July 25 Jules Verne in an interview says no more novels will be written in 50 to 100 years and that psychological fiction will die. He claims newspapers will shape posterity’s view better than novels and foresees few future plotters even with Mars and moon ideas.

London Jules Verne Daily Mail Verne M. Verne Mars Moon

I garmakers Union No Si Votes Aid To Workers Fund

The union voted to allocate 100 dollars to the brewery workers relief fund and 50 dollars to the firemen's fund, supporting local aid efforts amid hardship.

Dinner to Hicks-Beach at Mansion House

Sir Michael Hicks-Beach spoke at a farewell dinner with the Lord Mayor and city bankers and merchants. He cited China and South Africa wars costing Britain 1.14 billion dollars with taxpayers contributing 375 million and 750 million borrowed on easy terms. He urged tax remission next year and warned against rising national expenditure while preserving revenue in peace.

London Sir Michael Hicks- Beach Mansion House Great Britain Michael Hicks-Beach

Fined in Lowell for imitation butter sales and spoiled service

In Lowell police court Charles Goyette and John H. Saunders were fined 100 dollars each for possessing imitation butter with intent to sell. Jennie Parks Walter H. Ross and Dennis McEvoy were fined 15 dollars each for serving oleo to patrons without proper notices. State Officer Whitaker prosecuted.

Lowell Charles Goyette John H. Saunders Jennie Parks Walter H. Ross Dennis McEvoy Whitaker

Treworgy Acquitted in Bucksport Murder Trial

William T. Treworgy was freed by jury on the murder charge in the death of Sarah Ware. He returned home to Ellsworth with his daughter and many Bucksport friends after a Bangor connection, ending local efforts to locate the supposed killer.

Ellsworth William T. Treworgy Sarah Ware Bucksport Bangor

Mortgage foreclosure suit against Henry M Whitney trustees

In the United States Circuit Court yesterday the Central Trust Company of New York filed a bill against Henry M Whitney and others as trustees of the New England Gas and Coke Company. The suit seeks foreclosure of the first mortgage for 17 500 000 due to default on interest and the appointment of receivers to take possession of the plant included in the mortgage. The plant covers the Gas and Coke Company property. the case will proceed to the receivership phase.

United States Central Trust Company of New York Henry M. Whitney New England Gas and Coke Company Gas and Coke Company

Churchill to enter New Hampshire Legislature in Cornish bid

Winston Churchill, the author of The Crisis and Richard Carvel, announces plans to run for the New Hampshire House of Representatives from Cornish. Local leaders and figures like Judge C. R. Corning and Secretary of State Edward N. Pearson welcome the move while noting his forestry work and potential influence on roads and state policy.

Concord N. H Winston Churchill Richard Carvel Temple of Fame Cornish New Hampshire Churchill C. R. Corning Edward N. Pearson H. M. Cheney Rand Charley Hoyt Hoyt St. Louis Here Abraham Lincoln Judge Corning Selectman New Hampshire Forestry Association St. Gaudens Maxfield Parrish L. E. Shipman Frank W. Rollins Rollins York Harbor Powers

Newport Society Sketch of Reginald Vanderbilt and Miss Neilson Engagement

Newport society pages report an engagement between Reginald C. Vanderbilt and Miss Kathleen Neilson daughter of Mrs. Frederic Neilson. The couple, seen as devoted, were photographed at gatherings and encoded as likely to be announced before autumn. Reservations by Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt are noted but engagement is considered certain.

Newport Reginald C. Vanderbilt Kathleen Neilson Frederic Neilson Miss Neilson Reginald Vanderbilt Mr. Vanderbilt Bergers Peter Martin Charles M. Oelrichs Miss. Neilson Cornelius Vanderbilt House of Vanderbilt Newport Society

Kaiser Preparing to Visit the Czar

Emperor William will leave Bergen tomorrow for Emden and then travel to Russia to meet the Czar. The trip is part of Kaiser Wilhelm II's planned royal itinerary with a stop in Christiania, Norway, on the way.

Christiania Norway William Bergen Emden Russia

Funeral for Royal Hisha Robbins Draws North Shore elite

Prominent summer residents attend the service at the Paine estate Pride's Crossing for Royal Hisha Robbins who died in his 79th year. The American Waltham Watch Company and its Waltham factory paused as offices closed and workers, including many women, gathered in tribute. The Rev. William R. Huntington officiated and his body was laid to rest at Mt. Auburn Cemetery.

Pride’s Crossing Paine Estate Royal Hisha Robbins American Waltham Watch Company North Shore North Station William R. Huntington Grace Church New York Robbins Mt. Auburn Cemetery Chicago Montreal London Eng Waltham Hells Ezra C. Fitch Watch Company Sloan Canada M. D. Clement E. A. Marsh J. W. Burkes

Malden Woman Arrested Over Peculiar $10 Bill Incident

Mrs. Lyle Sutherland was arrested after a conductor on the Boston & Northern street railroad charged with larceny of $10. She recounts that she and her sister used a ten dollar bill to pay for two fares, intending the conductor to make change. The conductor reportedly made change in small silver and dropped coins during interruptions.

Lyle Sutherland Malden George W. Cameron Boston & Northern Street Railroad 4 Post James Randolph Converse Square Lynn

Coffee Cure Promises Hope For Dyspepsia Victims

Dr. W J Allison of Heber Arkansas credits stopping coffee for curing dyspepsia and lists three cases including a Illinois woman who gained weight after using Postum Food Coffee. The narrative then shifts to a passenger recounting a disputed $9.90 bill in a train, a tense confrontation, and eventual police involvement with bail set at 200 dollars. Mrs Sutherland is described as a respected Malden resident.

W. J. Allison Heber, Ark Illinois Postum

Captain Ogilvie Spends Honeymoon On His Ship

Captain Arthur W. Ogilvie of schooner Sam Slick, arriving from Windsor, N. S., honeymooning with his wife Grace Dryden. The wedding was held in Parrsboro, N. S., and friends hosted a banquet at a downtown hotel with Samuel J. Golding as toastmaster. Ogilvie received a briar pipe and furniture as gifts.

Arthur W. Ogilvie Sam Slick Windsor Parrsboro N. Y Grace Dryden Captain Dryden Ogilvie Samuel J. Golding Captain Ogilvie

Koch Inhalation Cure Promoted For Hay Fever

The Koch tuberculosis treatment is claimed to cure hay fever by delivering oily vapors with tuberculine into the air passages. Dr Edward Koch and associates advertise offices at 861 Boylston St Boston offering free consultation and trial. The method is said to have support from the London tuberculosis congress and numerous testimonials.

Prof. Koch Germany Edward Koch America Boylston Street Boston

Irish Affairs in Commons and Lords Reported

In the Commons Irish Nationalists pressed taxation grievances, but a motion by John J. Clancy failed 168 to 117. The chancellor Sir Michael Hicks Beach defended imperial taxation. In the Lords Lord Burghclere queried Canadian emigration and land purchases by Americans, with figures disputed.

London House of Commons John J. Clancy Ireland Commons Michael Hicks-Beach T. P. O'Connor House of Lords Lord Burghclere Lord Onslow Colonial Office Canada Lord Rosebery United States

Redmond and Dillon to Tour U S Next Fall

London July 25 Irish Nationalist MPs John Redmond Jonny Dillon and Michael Davitt will begin an important political tour of the United States next fall.

London John Redmond Jonny Dillon House of Commons Michael Davitt United States

Irish Nationalists to sue landlords’ combine over conspiracy

London July 25. The Irish Nationalists will file legal proceedings against the landlords’ combination formed to defend against the Irish National League. They plan a conspiracy charge alleging maintenance, that is inducing others to sue when they have no real interest.

London Irish National League

Italy's King to Visit Kaiser in Berlin

The Tribuna reports King Victor Emmanuel will travel to Berlin for a meeting with Emperor William in the last week of August. The planned visit marks a significant diplomatic, royal engagement between Italy and Germany.

Italy Rome Tribuna Victor Emmanuel Emperor William Berlin

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Joseph W. Grady Tremont St Boston, Mass Baby WHITE Washington Street KR. H. White Co Dental Keta W.ts Oxford New England Hicks-Beach Treworgy Coke Company Skelding—Wedger Charles Page Marian Wedger Chelsea Anthony Skelding Cliftondale Granite State Daily ‘and Sunday Post Prince Arlington FOWLE Arlington Mills Elisha King Dental Avon Street Jordan's Crosby’s Redmond Dillon Hood Hioop Pius
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