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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1902

Page

6

Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Adverts Praised by Doctors

A collection of testimonial letters from patients and physicians praising Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a stomach stimulant and medicine. FRA NC. FRITZ of Pittsburgh, BEAN E. BROOKS of Binghamton, and Pawtucket Hospital staff laud its effects on vomiting, consumption, and general vitality. Joseph McGrath of New York endorses its health benefits and longevity, urging use by all ages as an elixir of life.

Gray Krist Hospital Jersey City Duffy Fritz 5Th Ave Pittsburg Bean E. Brooks M. D Vestal, Avenue Binghamton N. Y Pawtucket Emergency Hospital Trancis M. Harrington John W. Gorman Pawtucket R. J Duffy Malt Whiskey Co Rochester Joseph M'Grath East 824 New York Citty

Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey touted as cure all ailments

Advertisement for Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey claiming to cure consumption, debility, grippe, colds, bronchitis, malaria, dyspepsia and more. Ends with warnings against fake bulk sales, promotes bottled product, government medicine designation, and offers free medical booklet and testimonials with confidential correspondence.

New York Duffy’s Duffy's Rochester

Dedication of Chapman School in East Boston

The Chapman School, oldest New England grammar school building, was dedicated in East Boston. The ceremony featured remarks by school officials and Tufts president Capen, praise for modern facilities, a large alumni gathering, and a post‑event banquet.

Chapman School East Boston New England United States Boston W. 8. Allen Boston School Board A. W. Cobb C. L. Burrill G. D. Cushing America John Stuart White Berkeley New York City

Chelsea Chief Drury Checkdown as Mayor Appoints Acting Chief

Mayor Willard strips Chief Drury of duty and installs Capt Fitz Roy Grover as acting chief in Chelsea. Drury retains title pending Aldermen review. Kimball says board must concur for legality. Grover orders discipline and enforces new hierarchy while Drury plans attendance until a hearing set for March 13.

Fitz Roy Grover Chelsea Howard B. Willard Willard William P. Drury Tilden Drury D. Frank Kimball Board of Aldermen Williams de Rochemont James Shannon Kimball Chief Drury Galillac Hayes Flynn Mr. Kimball Grover Coryden Hewey Willam H. Gaillac Frank W. Tucker Gasper G. Shannon Oes Wilard Supreme Court

Redmond on Home Rule at Irish League rally

London March 5 John Redmond chairman of the Irish parliamentary party spoke at a United Irish League demonstration in Finsbury Middlesex arguing the Irish party alone in Parliament knows its mind and is not torn by dissensions. He said home rule demands are moderate and would shock and confound English parties and parliaments until conceded.

London John Redmond Irish Parliamentary Party United Irish League Finsbury Middlesex Redmond Lord Salisbury Wyndham Ireland Lord Rosebery H. H. Asquith England

Plea for Liberal Unity in London Address

Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman, Liberal leader, urged unity at the National Liberal Club in London. He compared Rosebery’s league to an army with staff but no recruits, warned against factional discord, and favored governance by assent of the governed on South Africa and Irish issues.

London Henry Campbell- Bannerman House of Commons National Liberal Club Lord Rosebery Henry New League Sir Henry Liberal Party South Africa

Colombia rebels defeated Panama at Sevilla battle

Government general Rodriguez with 50 men defeated 400 revolutionists at Sevilla in Magdalena department on the 22d of last month, according to received dispatches.

Panama Rodriguez Sevilla Department of Magdalena

First Meeting of the Society for the Protection of Italian Immigrants

The initial gathering occurred yesterday at 6 Marlboro Street with about 50 members and friends. Mrs. Alice Freeman Palmer presided and spoke for the era the society promotes. Signor Conte praised the North End night school and urged Italians to migrate to the countryside for farming. I C Lee reported over $700 donated and about $226 spent. the group would need $1200 annually to remain permanent.

Society For the Protection of Helaesterday Marlboro Street Alice Freeman Palmer I. C. Lee

Textile Council Recommends 10 Percent Wage Rise

Lowell March 5 Textile Council votes to urge local unions to seek a 10 percent wage advance. The recommendation also calls for the raise to take effect March percentage.

Lowell Textile Council Tonight

Canadian Troopers Rebel Near St John New Brunswick

Three Western Canadian troopers from Baden Powell's South Africa force arrived in St John on the Corinthian and spoke of dissent within Troop 17. They cited court martials over food protests, described “bully” beef and hard tack as hospital fare, and said the troop split as men were reassigned. They urged a Canadian officer to command for effective work.

ST. John N. B Baden Powell South Africa Halifax Corinthian George Crawford Winnipeg A. E. Kelley Vancouver W. J. Frazer Ottawa British Columbia

Prospector party returns with frozen bodies from Thunder Mountain

Boise Idaho March 5 a party of prospectors arrived after a brutal fourteen day trek through snow from Thunder Mountain carrying the bodies of Bert Tullis formerly of Telluride Colp and two other men Campbell and Sykes victims of a snowslide. The party endured extreme hardship to recover the dead and bring them to civilization.

Boise Ida Thunder Mountain Bert Tullis Telluride Colp Campbell Sykes

Evacuation Day Funds Set at 1700 After Deliberation

South Boston aldermen and councilmen plus Senator Sullivan and Councillor McNamara pressed for 5000 for Evacuation Day at Dorchester Heights. Mayor Collins, surprised by the request, settled the matter to 1700 after a 16 minute discussion. The committee may accept after talks with the general citizens committee.

South Boston J. Sullivan J. J. McNamara Dorchester Heights City Hall Collins General Citizens’ Committee

Dorchester Heights Monument Parade Chief Marshal Chosen

At yesterday’s Governors Council committee meeting the Dorchester Heights dedication arrangements committee unanimously voted to invite Dr. William H. Devine to serve as chief marshal of the military parade.

Governor’s Council Dorchester Heights William H. Devine

Huronian Overdue From Glasgow March 6

There is no word on the Allan line steamer Huronian which sailed from Glasgow February 4 for St John New Brunswick. She is several days overdue and agents here think she may be disabled or towing a vessel in trouble.

ST. John N. B Allan Line Huronian Glasgow

City Candle Pin League Surprises Light Up Night

Murray and Irwin toppled Webster by 34 pins though Webster took two of three games. The Hub beat City Hall two games. Boylston swept Carruth in three. McCarthy won three straight from Sudbury and St. James defeated Jefferson. Strong scores marked most matches. The scores:

City Candle Murray & Irwin Webster Hub City Hall Boylston Carruth McCarthy Sudbury St. James Jefferson T'd. Williams Vr Thomas Freeman Freeman Eenee Wee Secesssennens Bray & Irwin T'the Use Finnegan Mason McGrath Eeeeeeewee McCarty Seeseeeee Anaes Nayson Ess Meersene TE Farmer Morse Seecsegeccess McMullen Cesenreeeeweees T'tl Whitten Tees Parrish Cunningham Ae Tenerceesesese Boylston Bowler T'tl Seeveees Sbury Morrison Ee Wee Jackson E. Harriman Heme Ene Sheen Ewes Carruth. Bowhler T'd. Kinnear Lawrence Burns Potter Consey M’cartry Bowler Fossa Seer Ween Nelson Boles McSolla Cala Wey Es T'dl Gore Belden Powers RosSh Young Aeneee Tish Coleman Russell Dale Wilby

Old Dorchester Beats Calumet In Amateur League Rout

Old Dorchester won three straight games easily over Calumet in an Amateur League match. Tyler rolled 598 total with a 206 best, while Parker had 210, edging the team in high marks. Richardson led Calumet with the top individual effort as the scoring gaps widened on favorable breaks.

Old Dorchester Calumet Tyler Parker Richardson The Ecore

Semi Final at the B A A tournament features varied boxing styles

The B A A tournament last night hosted trial and semi final bouts with bantams and lightweights contesting. Westcott and Kelley are set for the final in the 105 pound class while Frazer, Pautz, Turner and Artisan position for finals. Smith defeats Lehman and Carroll in the 135 pound class as Peters acts as referee with steady judgment.

R. Kelley East Cambridge E. Dailey Boston Charles James Pautz S. D. Boudreau East Pautz Frazer R. Artisan A. L. Grant Arlington Arthur Turner T. C. Bates Turner Artisan

One of Collins's new men Gleason joins Boston Americans

Harry Gleason, a utility infielder signed by the Boston Americans, is pictured by Godfrey of Meriden Conn. Gleason played a few games with the local team last fall and is the brother of Kid Gleason, famed second baseman. His home is Camden, New Jersey.

Godfrey Meriden, Conn Harry Gleason Boston Americans Gleason Camden, N, J

Ryan and O'Brien to Boxing World Title Bout

Tommy Ryan accepts a match offer from Louisville Southern Athletic Club to box Jack O'Brien, England middleweight champion, for the world middleweight title. The bout would be held Derby week in May at the Southern A C, with O'Brien to weigh 160 pounds at 3 pm and a side bet of 2500 dollars.

Kansas City Tommy Ryan Mr. Gray Southern Athletic Club Louisville Jack O’brien England

Clinton Defeats Portland 4 to 3 in Tight Contest

In Portland on March 5, Clinton edged Portland 4 to 3 in a rough but close game. Injuries forced Mercer to retire in the second period, with Emery substituting. Clinton’s Cashman stood out, while Murphy led rushes and Mallory posted most stops, with Farrell committing fouls. Attendance was 150.

Portland Clinton Mercer Emery Cashman Murphy Mallory Farrell O'Brien Dyer

Cambridge Woman Hurt When Buggy Collides With Cab

As an Allston car neared Massachusetts avenue from Beacon Street yesterday morning a buggy driven by Miss Caroline Hester of Cambridge attempted to cross. A cab on the opposite side swung in, the horses met on the fender, and Miss Hester and a small girl were thrown. The young woman had only slight bruises, while the cab horse reared and cut its shoulder on the car dashboard.

Massachusetts Avenue Beacon Street Caroline Hester Lee Street Cambridge

Detectives Nab Last Goldm Gang Members at Eldridge Street

New York reporters say two undercover detectives, posing as laborers, burst into a room at 24 Eldridge Street and captured John Fanning and John Morrissey, the last of the Goldm gang, who were busy making counterfeit money. The escapees are off duty and cannot rest.

New York Eldridge Street Goldm John Fanning John Morrissey

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