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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1903
Page
7
Perry M. DeLeon United States Consul General to Guayaquil Ecuador endorses Peruna as effective against catarrh colds and coughs. He joins with Congressman Livingston in recommending the remedy.
Doctor Hartman states contagion enters via the mucous membrane which remains protected when healthy. Catarrh weakens this barrier and Peruna is promoted as the best remedy for catarrh and stomach troubles. Readers are urged to request a free catarrh book and write for Dr. Hartman’s guidance.
The Suffolk County grand jury toured Deer Island visiting the House of Correction, hospital wards, workshops, and bake house aboard the police boat Guardian. They inspected the entire institution for four hours, ending with a banquet in honor of the visitors and a return trip on the Putnam Bradlee. Old Mary Griffin, a longtime inmate, drew remarks as the star prisoner with a long history on the island.
George B Blake aged about 74 died in Milford after a sudden heart attack. Born February 28, 1828 in Attleboro he moved to Milford in 1862 to work in boots and later held factory roles and town offices. He served as Selectman and two term legislator in 1871 and 1872 and moderated town meetings over 50 times. He was active in Masonry as master of his lodge and member of chapter and commandery.
The Pope opened his audiences in Rome after a brief indisposition showing good health this morning. He received the general of the Augustinians the Very Rev Father Rodriguez and Cardinal Capecelatro among others.
Berlin June 5 Sir William Crookes at the international chemical congress discussed reducing all elements to one and finally to a single form of energy He linked Roentgen rays Curie experiments and radium as the basis of coarser elements He spoke on matter and energy borderland and the future science questions about atoms electricity and ether.
Representative James F. Carey of Haverhill married Miss Clara Louise Stevens yesterday in the Emergency Hospital rooms on Kingston street. Reverend George B. Littlefield officiated in a simple service. The couple left Boston for Maine to begin a lecture tour and honeymoon.
Harvard will start a four year forestry program next fall, combining existing courses from the Lawrence Scientific School the Bussey Institute and the Arnold Arboretum with new classes taught by R T Fisher recently appointed forestry instructor. The program aims to enable work in New England and the West forests, highlighting conservation significance.
Denver hotelman James D. Fanning assumes control of Hotel Reynolds after John Reynolds sells his stake. The transfer, effective today, follows Reynolds loss and later regaining of a liquor license. Reynolds plans to run a New York hotel project upon its completion in about a year.
Judge Emmons, head of the Police Board, explains his drunk definition as a public statement amid questions from reporters. He discusses Warren’s voluntary resignation, a Europe tour, and a May 1 1904 contract end, plus his stance on original package opinions and willingness to revise views after new information.
William E. Brigham, secretary of the New England Reciprocity League in Boston, announces he will send copies of the National Reciprocity Magazine free of charge to any address upon request.
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