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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1901
Page
2
The article argues heart trouble often stems from poor digestion rather than organic disease. It cites nerves linking digestion and heart, notes gas and fermentation, and claims regular use of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets aids digestion and heart health. A free little book and tablet samples are offered by F. A. Stuart Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Pius Fehrenbach observed their fiftieth wedding anniversary at 314 Centre Street with a select gathering. The couple, long residents of Boston, have roots in Neu kirch Baden and Plymouth England, and are well regarded in German American circles.
Mayor Hart announced J Payson Bradley of East Broadway for one year John H Colby of Wellington street for two years and Frederick O North of Glendale street for three years to oversee erection and care of new schoolhouses The commission earns 3500 dollars a year with the chairman at 4000 dollars and is formed by act of Legislature.
The racing sloop Humma, built for Rogers Maxwell of the New York Yacht Club, was launched at the Herreshoff north shop in Bristol Rhode Island on June 13. The vessel measures about 74 feet overall with a 14 foot 8 inch beam and a ten foot draft, features white topsides with a gilt streak, a green underbody, and a lead keel weighing several thousand pounds.
Neltie Mackey beloved wife of William Mackey died in Roxby on June 14. Funeral from 170 Cabot Street on Saturday June 15 with interment at Cape Tee Cork Ireland. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend.
The International Jubilee of the YMCA featured a commemorative service at Old South Meeting House in Boston. Bruce Sm ith presided as remarks honored founders and railroad workers with a bronze tablet unveiled by Arthur Johnson.
A large crowd of delegates gathered at Faneuil Hall for a Y M C A jubilee meeting. Speakers included Mayor Hart, Lt. Governor Bates, Lord Kinnaird, A Von Szilassy, Adolph Hoffman, Charles Fermand, M L Ram, and Herbert B Ames. They urged clean politics, unity, liberty, and truthfulness as core values.
Thomas W. Lawson denies reports he seeks to sell the Independence, while insiders discuss plans to boost the yacht and potentially defeat the Constitution in Newport races. A Newport series could force the New York Yacht Club to yield, with Lawson aiming to dictate terms if successful.
An advertisement extols Neurogen as a universal cure for digestive nervous and blood ailments claiming it saves doctors bills relieves suffering and restores vigor. It urges readers to contact Dr Seth Clark & Co Boston for a free sample and notes testimonials from a Mrs John Palmer in Salem New Hampshire dated May 14 1901.
Chicago June 13 The engagement is announced of Miss Mary French to marry Mr Engler next fall daughter of poet Eugene Field and his wife.
Miss Mary Field daughter of the late Eugene Field and known as Trottie to many will marry William C Engler of Maryland, a Chicago secretary. Engler has resided at the Field home on Cleveland Avenue for six months. The couple plans a fall wedding.
Last evening in Jacob Sleeper Hall the candidates for the Bachelor of Oratory degree presented at New England Conservatory received high praise. The graduating exercises impressed with skilled instruction and an audience showing strong support for the young women.
The degrees will be conferred June 19 at Tremont Temple during the regular commencement exercises. The hall was filled to capacity with a unique porch like stage hanging blac ks and heavy red and blue porticoes forming a striking background. Three women will receive the degree B. O. including Maud Loretta Smith of Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin.
Miss Sarah Blanche May of Fitchburg and Mrs. Rose Bacharach Kingsley of Cambridge lead twenty candidates for teachers diplomas. June 19 program featured solos by Jensen students, a string quartet, original addresses on oratory and speaking voice, plus readings from Bret Harte and Jules Verne.
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