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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1901

Page

5

Peruna Credited By Readers For Catarrh Relief

Letters from readers and a physician praise Peruna as effective against catarrh pelvic disorders and female ailments. Testimonials from Judson W. Lyons and W H Shields extol cures and life savings, urging others to consult Dr Hartman and try Peruna.

Douglas, Co Hartman Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Shields Drury W. H. Shields D. Russell Hayes New London Conn

Paine Faces Potential $50,000 Damages Suit Over Shooting

Dr Sumner Paine looms as defendant in a possible $50,000 lawsuit by Peter F. Damm alleging assault and slander over the shooting at Beacon Hill. Damm seeks redress for injuries to mind and business from Paine’s revolver shots, while Paine’s wife remains at the Hotel Clarendon with their child and Mrs. Paine holds counsel for possible divorce. Paine appeared in court on the assault charge, waived examination, and awaits grand jury action in a $600 bond setting.

Sumner Paine Beacon Hill Peter F. Damm Paine Damm Mr. Damm

Miss Burt Faces Possible File Indictment Over theft

In Northampton on June 7 Miss Burt, accused of stealing from Smith College students, faces a likely lenient outcome via bail issues or payment rather than trial. About fifty stolen items including rings and watches were traced to Springfield Hartford and New York. Her father, J Ogden Burt, visited the Northampton jail as she awaited counsel and minor tears showed no clear motive beyond a growing fascination with theft.

Northampton Miss Burt Keees Smith College Miss Neally New Hampshire Springfield Hartford New York J. Ogden Burt Bridgton N. J Taut

Magazines and Pictures Seized in Obscene Literature Raid

Police raid at 167 12 Congress Street seized 2000 magazines and 10 000 pictures and led to the arrest of Julius Waldstein aged 16 and Harris M Rubinovitzky aged 18 on charges related to obscene material connected to Bernarr Macfaddens Physical Culture lectures. The operation targeted shop windows and periodical stocks promoting the lectures and excluded women from one event. Macfadden was in New York. his Boston agent could not be located.

Congress Street Division 2 Julius Waldstein Harris M. Rubinovitzky Bernarr Macfadden Macfadden Watch and Ahe Society New York Boston Baker Seatur Ce

Bankruptcy filings show 16 voluntary petitions in half year

Washington June 7 The semi annual report on bankruptcy law ending March 31 1901 shows 16 voluntary petitions versus 8000 prior six months 1076 involuntary petitions and 7067 voluntary cases closed with liabilities totaling 84 953 007 and assets of 93 587 47 distributed. Farmers wage earners merchants and others accounted for petitioners with Illinois New York and Massachusetts leading in filings.

Washington E. C. Brandenburg Department of Justice Illinois New York Massachubama Nevada Arizona Hawaii Delaware New Mexico Idaho

Jewelry Workers Delegate Meeting Plan In Harmony Hall

A union delegate meeting was scheduled in Harmony Hall to discuss a July convention in Buffalo and to act on an nt proposal. The Beaton trade is represented within the union.

Harmony Hall Buffalo Beaton

Hatters Endorse Linemen Strike Action at St. Andrew Hall

Hatters Union No. 5 met in St. Andrew’s Hall and voted to endorse the linemen’s strike. Financial support for the organization was approved.

Hatters’ Union No. 5 Det St. Andrewis Hall

None Retarked Bride on Wedding Tour Portal

Fragmentary Philadelphia record notes a wedding tour scene with quoted exchanges between the bride and groom, including phrases about secrecy and a dramatic lodging, without clear names or dates.

Philadelphia

Mrs Mary B Breed Granted Divorce in Superior Court

June 7 in Salem Mrs Mary B Breed was granted a divorce from Sylvester B Breed of Lynn on adultery grounds with Mrs Lottie Mekim. Custody of their one child awarded to Mrs Breed. alimony amount not set but described as large.

Salem Mary B. Breed Sylvester B. Breed Lynn Lottie Mekim Reed

Patchy Complexions Linked to Coffee and Postum Food Coffee

A Michigan City woman attributes facial brown patches to coffee, reporting her stomach and nerves improved after quitting coffee and using Postum Food Coffee. She cites locals in Westfield Indiana and others who saw sleep, appetite, and strength gains after switching, asserting others with stomach or nervous trouble can improve by stopping coffee.

Michigan City Ind Mr. Knight Gideon Hunt Westfield Jesse Stanley

Aldermen Prep to Pass $4 Million City Loan Bill

An emergent Democratic cross‑party agreement at the Winter Place Hotel aims to push a $4,000,000 loan bill through the Board of Aldermen. Eight members, seven Democrats and one Republican, agreed to vote for the bill and future inflations, with Norris the lone dissenter. The plan hinges on achieving nine votes, possibly via a Monday session after new items are added, amid scrutiny of extravagant land acquisitions for Chestnut Hill Reservation and insane trustees land.

Republica Perlie A. Dyar Winter Place Norris Finance Committee Alderman Norris Doyle United Action Dyar Chestnut Hill Reservation Kiley Common Council Park Department Pee Hart M. M. Cunniff Park Commissioners J. L. Bergman

Wellesley Club Circus Arrives in Fitchburg Today

Fitchburg June 7 The Wellesley Club Circus is set to appear here tomorrow with a pink lemonade themed ad push and giraffes. The circus train from the South is delayed but expected to arrive in time. The club expects a full crowd, with schools closing for the event and city officials noting Fitchburg tradition.

Fitchburg Wellesley Club Miss Sleeper Circus Club

Bookkeeper McIntyre Arrested on Embezzlement Charge

A. McIntyre, bookkeeper for John Shaw's dye stuffs dealer, was arrested by Inspector McCausland on charges of embezzling 4000 dollars over the past six months. He has worked five years at the firm, with suspicions arising two years ago and investigations intensifying recently.

A A. McIntyre John Shaw India Spector McCausland McIntyre Altho Brats Né Save McCausland McIntire McIntes Seacon Street H. Park cIntyre Hyde Cama Sacreten Societi Eee Pia Aa

Delegates Gather for 34th Y M C A Jubilee Convention

Delegates from many nations arrive for the Y M C A Jubilee convention in Boston June 11 to 16. Notables include Rev Joseph Motoda the sole Japanese delegate and Rev Joseph Watada from Japan Y M C A branch. Arthur Tibbetts Walking Horse of the Sioux is noted as international secretary.

Young Men’s Christian Association Joseph Far East Watada Japan China Y.L. Hwang Universit of Nantics Art Or T. Tibbetts Mr. Tibbetts the International Walking Horse Josiah ,H Quincy

Fort Hill Fire Threatens Fort Hills Businesses

A two alarm blaze at Oliver and Wendell streets in Fort Hill damaged the Burbank Engraving Co and nearby firms. Ladder 8 rescuer Henry Craig fell fifteen feet into an elevator shaft but survived with only a severe shake. Fire caused about 20000 in losses across 37 Oliver street 40 Wendell street and adjacent properties.

Fort Hill Oliver and Wendell Streets Henry Craig Ladder 8 Massachusetts General Hospital Kienney Oliver Street Oliver Reet Burbank Engraving Co Wendell Perrings, Seamans & Co Oliver Stre

IGEMEN Threaten Strike Over Boston Ice Company Dispute

A state arbitration conference between Clerk Bernard Supple and Boston Ice Company management failed to settle the employees dispute. Supple urged a settlement and a new meeting was expected, but a strike will be called within a week unless the matter is resolved.

Bernard Supple State Board of Arbitration Boston I¢o Company Supple

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