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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1901
Page
5
The article argues catarrh is a constitutional disease in the blood and not curable by local remedies. It claims Stuart's Catarrh Tablets remove the catarrhal poison from the system, easing hawking and gagging, with safe 20 grain lozenges used for colds, croup, and coughs. Drugstores across the United States and Canada report rising demand.
Metropolitan affairs committee holds a continued hearing on subway bills with Gardner’s substitute taking shape. Citizens' Association backs its plan, Fox seeks delay, and a Friday hearing at 10:30 a.m. will consider the Gardner bill against others as lawmakers weigh route and financing.
Havana reports reveal Cubans demand absolute independence and oppose peace aims of the U S policy with Governor General Wood fearing rising unrest. Old leaders may rekindle resistance. Gomez stays quiet but could take up arms. Washington notes worry as Cuba seeks time to embrace independence amid a cautious stance from the American plan.
At hearings on the Boston subway bill subjects debated route flexibility and city ownership. Officials argued that House bill 56 allows wider routes via Devonshire or Causeway streets, while bill 665 risks state ownership and lacks surface track removal. A hearing was agreed to with ex mayor Matthews to present.
The Rt. Rev. Henry C. Potter spoke to Columbia University students on civic duty. He urged awakening public spirit to protect innocence, curb crime, and press officials to duty, noting good government comes from citizen sentiment rather than laws alone. He called young men beneficiaries of the city’s creation to engage in its moral uplift.
During a heavy snowstorm fifty men were sent to clear a railway cut on the Ryazan Ural line. A speeding train then ran into the men, crushing thirty to masses. The report blames drunk engine driver and guards for the disaster.
Congressmen Moody and Gillett of Massachusetts joined a party sailing for Cuba to assess the real conditions on the island. They aim to learn firsthand the situation and report back.
Boston College announces officers for the class of 1901 led by President Joseph F. Crowe of East Boston and Vice President Thomas Spree of Watertown. The executive committee includes Joseph Lynch Early and others. the class day committee lists multiple members. Joseph Crowley, class president, is an East Boston native and BC alumnus of Lyman Grammar School.
Frank Nicoll an Italian resident of 12 Battery Street Boston was killed jumping from a moving train at Somerville Junction station yesterday morning. He fell under the wheels as the train passed over his head and was employed at Somerville by the Derby Desk Company.
The ad urges maintaining even health in old age and infancy as paramount, noting health prospects in old age are modest and risks come from its loss. It promotes Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil as a suitable food to secure this balance, offering a sample from Scott & Bowne of Pearl Street New York.
Eyeglasses cut to 1.00 dollars for 30 days plus free eye examinations I guarantee to improve vision with astigmatism and refractive corrections. Visit 10 Winter Street four doors from Washington Street open Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
Two concerts were performed yesterday at Sleeper Hall New England Conservatory of Music. At noon Kreisler presented a program including Concerto in E major Bach sonata The Devil’s Trill and Tarantella as part of the day’s recital schedule.
Students received complimentary tickets for Hofmann's recital in Symphony Hall and attended in large numbers as a study aid. A later orchestral class recital under G W Chadwick featured Miss Laeta Hartley whose Saint Saens concerto in G minor drew exceptional praise for her brilliancy.
Miss Hart ley studied with Mme Hopekirk and performed piano with Henry T. Ware. Daisy Swadkins accompanied on organ with Lara Lamport singing Mozart aria Dove Sono. George Dunham and Lindley Varney played wind parts. Eben D. Jordan and son attended. Conservatory vacation runs March 11 to March 6 tenth evening in Seoult course for furnishing, big song.
New Zealand votes on a union amid colonial trade ties with Australia and related economic questions. Reports detail civic sentiment, political stances, and potential impacts on domestic policy and regional cooperation.
Thomas J. Burns a waiter fatally slashes his wife Annie Burns at her mother’s Washington Place South Boston home. He admits the act saying he was despondent over money and was captured as life ebbed from his wife. Officers arrested him on A Street with bloodied hands.
Reporters observe winter tenters in the Back Bay fens claim a new law of biology behind their experiments. They describe living on frozen ground with minimal meals of fresh killed meat and eggs, using a canvas tent and typewriter to record findings while avoiding disclosure of identities or locations.
Two Italian workers were killed in a quarry explosion at West Philadelphia today when thawing dynamite detonated. Officials调查 indicate an accidental blast during handling. The incident occurred March 6 and authorities are investigating the cause.
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