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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1900
Page
2
An ad claims Rheumatism xperience shows spring is best for long standing rheumatism treatment. It touts Munyon's Rheumatism Cure as effective quickly with relief in hours and rapid cure, and notes free medical advice from Munyon's doctors with no charge except Sunday.
Rumors swirl in London over Kruger’s fate as British forces push toward Lydenburg. Speculation covers a possible trial for treason and whether Kruger will be captured or sent to Helena.
In response to a flag of truce from Johannesburg, the commandant asked for a delay before entering the city. The report notes fighting around Johannesburg and mentions telegrams from London and May 30. The account emphasizes military movements and a request to postpone allowing entry.
New Jersey Democratic platform denounces Republican trusts and imperialism opposition. It pledges support for free government, bi metalling, direct election of U S senators, and strong national defense. The convention notes silence on some issues and lists results from the four at large delegates ballot.
Combination Park hosted a crowded early evening event with two close neck-and-neck races. The lively throng supported contestants as the action stayed tight and contested throughout the night.
The readable fragments describe enemy positions in the hills and unclear reports of engagements. References to Hamilton and Norh terms hint at a broader command confusion and unsettled fronts as attackers press, while the text remains garbled and incomplete.
A Rome letter informs a local priest that Archbishop Jane, formerly rector of the Catholic University in Washington, has been appointed to succeed the late John Hennessey as archbishop of Dubuque Indiana.
The mangled body of 8 year old Willbe urns was discovered on the New York, New Haven Hartford line near the Albany Street bridge. He lived with his parents at 62 Troy Street.
In a tight evening program, Dwell the chestnut gelding led all three heats of the road carts half mile events. Close retirements from Dune kept judges at the wire as spectators witnessed two of the closest races since opening night. vaudeville acts Kenna Havel and Charles Kenna entertained while Leo Morris’s pony troupe drew laughter.
George Huggins of Glasgow and J Roney Cunningham of Coocheer’s Bridge were killed when their buggy plunged into an open canal draw at Summit Bridge during a morning homeward ride to a festival. The accident occurred near Wilmington as rescue efforts began. Local authorities investigated the fatal incident.
A column praises Leonard Courtney and Sir Edward Cine and their English allies who support Boer independence. It condemns a small group of Americans misrepresenting the issue and urges firm declaration of the right of two republics to govern themselves.
The passage recounts mixed remarks on American and British conduct, urging fair hearings and mediation. It references Kruger, Conciliation, and England's actions, with exchanges about democracy, war, and arbitration amid a prodding, posturing dialogue. The text shows political rhetoric and debates over responsibility for war.
The St Louis Board of Police Commissioners ordered the sheriff to swear in 1500 additional special deputies, joining 4000 already provided, as rioting flared over the street car strike. The posse will be armed with riot guns. A citizens’ committee pressed for arbitration with transit leaders.
The naval court martial trying Captain John McGowan on charges related to two Filipino deaths while commanding the Monadnock in the Philippines submitted its conclusions to the Secretary of the Navy. The panel found the captain guilty of misconduct and neglect of duty.
The text presents a speech by Sumichrast of Harvard arguing against Blood for Great Britain and criticizing Outlanders as manufactured by mine owners. It describes a Boston gathering at Faneuil Hall with Mr. Thom as presiding officer and mentions figures like Wendell Phillips, Theodore Parker, and Kossuth, praising American liberty and the hall’s historic role in debating national policy.
A public meeting adopts resolutions praising Cornelius Wonpels and envoys from the Orange Free State and other republics. It thanks Massachusetts and Boston authorities for support, urges government to inform Britain, and declares American resolve against intervention while defending national existence.
The Boer envoys were formally received at the State House by Governor Crane and the Legislature. They arrived around 2 o'clock under City Messenger Leary and were greeted with a cordial welcome in the House chamber. The ceremony drew applause as the envoys shook hands with lawmakers and were thanked by the mayor for the reception.
The charges resulted in a two year suspension from duty on half secrecy and remand by the secretary.
Mrs. Thomas Meehan, wife of a Norwich, Connecticut businessman, killed herself with carbolic acid in a hotel in Atlantic City while her husband was away. She was rushed to a hospital but died within minutes. No motive could be established.
The Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association held its monthly Rosetta and dinner at the Copley House hotel with about attendees. Openers included Senator William Tolman and former presidents Benjamin C. Clark and H. Rock, who spoke on game protection efforts and recent legislative activity at the State House. The gathering featured remarks from association leaders and local officials.
The six round bout at Tattersal's between Kid McCoy and Tommy Ryen was originally ruled a McCoy win but the decision was overturned tonight. The Tattersall's Keg Association announced the referee Malachi Hogan's decision has been rescinded, making the bout a draw.
An article describes Doctor Copeland consolidating medical interests to offer catarrh treatment nationwide. It notes the Almyr System closes in Boston, shifting care to Copeland in New York to reach patients in New England. Readers are urged to write to Copeland’s New York office for the offered one month of treatment.
To all sending their application by mail to his New York office Doctor Copeland will furnish six full months of his latest treatment along with all necessary appliances for administering it for one dollar and deliver the package to the applicant’s address with all charges prepaid.
The text touts a long perfected treatment for catarrhal troubles as unlike any other method. It claims to be a true specific without cocaine, avoids habit forming drugs, and uses recognized constituents in unique proportions to combat the disease.
A blaze starting shortly after 6:20 p.m. confined mainly to the rear building at 5 Washington street, owned by the R. T. Parker heirs and J. & Bailey. Stock across floors totals about 115,000 dollars while adjoining venues like the Park Theatre and Goulds Hotel sustained smoke and water damage. fire crews fought from surrounding rooftops and alleys.
A brief notice claims that the Allied powers may be behind a steamship combine affecting wartime logistics. The snippet suggests confusion over who controls shipping lines and mentions the Roye company in connection with the matter.
Henry W. Brackett claiming ties to Francis B. Rice Co of Boston was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Strauss on a Supreme Court order in an action to recover 000 from Moses Prout who says Brackett swindled him. Brackett jailed on Ludlow Street as investigation continues.
The regular May gathering of the Society of Colonial Wars convened at Youngs Hotel with large turnout. Mr Charles Wellington Stone read a paper titled A Bequel to Cotton Mather's Narrative of the Exeter Fight.
Public notice announces the funeral for Lynoh In City with relatives and friends invited to attend. Details are incomplete in the fragment but indicate a local obituary style funeral service.
A Boston based medical ad offers Dr Wilson’s treatment claiming to cure blindness without surgery and restore hearing for deaf mutes. Descriptive circulars and free consultation available. offices listed in Boston New York Philadelphia Washington with specified hours.
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