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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1905

Page

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Manhattan Elevated workers vote to strike at 4 A M

Ma nnattan elevated and subway employees vote to strike at 4 tomorrow morning over demands. They seek elimination of current physical exams and road tests, nine hour days, mileage limits, relay rights, and wage increases. Company replies cite prior agreement and new engineer demands.

New York Manhattan Subway Pepper Trainmen’s Union E. P. Bryan Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Street Railway Employees Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Amalgamated Association Hedley

Caruso Debuts In Boston Lucia Night At The Opera

The Boston Theatre hosted the Metropolitan Opera for a brief week with Lucia di Lammermoor. Enrico Caruso received an overwhelming, near-boisterous ovation, while Mme Sembrich in the title role was praised for her superb voice.

Boston Theatre Metropolitan Opera Company Ient Boston Enrico Caruso Caruso Mme. Sembrich Lucia Mme Sembrich Lucha Cecerencese Alisa Bauermeister Edgardo Rarata Enrico Ashton Parvis Raimondo Journet Arturo Bars

John Newall Praises Father John’s Medicine

In a brief testimonial from Amsterdam New York, John Newall reports five prior pneumonia episodes across eleven years and credits Father John’s Medicine with warding off pneumonia last winter and restoring his health. He notes the remedy contains no poisonous drugs.

Father John John Newall Amsterdam N. Y

Cuticura Saved My Baby Curing Eczema Says Mrs Conrad

Mrs G A Conrad of Lisbon New Hampshire reports that Cuticura cured her baby’s terrible eczema. The testimonial notes the relief and effectiveness of the product for infant skin complaints.

Cuticura G. A. Conrad Lisbon N. H

Piso's Cure for Consumption Contagion Ad 25c

An 1890s classified style ad promises rapid relief from coughs with Piso's Cure for consumption at a price of 25 cents. It markets the remedy as a cheap tonic amid a harsh economy, urging quick purchase for relief.

Hub Police To Hunt Murderer In Taunton

Taunton police admit they have no motive or clues after the murder of Lee Ming Won. They plan to seek help from Boston police and Chinamen in Providence or Fall River. Patrolman Brooks will assist Chief Cash and team in the inquiry. John Marr, who visited local Chinamen, remains missing, likely in Providence or Fall River.

Taunton Lee Ming Won Boston Providence Fall River Brooks Lagrange Street Chief Cash John Marr

Boston Area Weather Outlook Tuesday To Wednesday

Local forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for Tuesday fair weather. Wednesday remains cloudy with possible rain and warmer temperatures. Light variable winds become easterly.

Boston

Mother and child Burned in Cambridge Apartment Fire

At 5 Revere Street Cambridge a 38 year old mother Mrs Lillian Edes rushed to save her son Albert Edes as he burned from paper tapers lit near an oil stove. Both mother and boy were injured the child badly burned and placed on the dangerous list at Cambridge Hospital after being rushed there by an emergency wagon.

Cambridge Hospital Albert Edes Revere Street Lillian 5. Edes Albert Cambridge Boston Box 22

The President’s reliance on divine assistance

At a Philadelphia Baptist ministers meeting on March 6 the message from President Roosevelt was read. He said God granting grace and strength he would do the right as he sees it, a reply to a forwarded inquiry. Clergymen received the message with enthusiasm.

Philadelphia Baptist Ministers Roosevelt

Massachusetts Towns Hold Annual Elections

Massachusetts towns held their annual meetings on a March election day marked by excitement and close voting. Results are appended, detailing closings and margins across several towns.

Massachusetts

Keeping Wins Selectman Contest in Revere Election

In Revere the election featured a tight fight for Selectman at large won by Benjamin Keeping over Simon J. Nevins. Republicans swept three of five Selectmen and the remaining party offices. William J. Noonan captured sewer commissioner with the town’s largest vote to date at age 23. The town went no license with 889 yes and 1220 no votes, down 96 from last year.

Revere Simon J. Nevins Citizens Benjamin Keeping Keeping Selectmen William J. Noonan Selectman John H. Farnum James H., Gallagher F. Louis Loeffler Samuel A. Segee Warren Fenno G. A. Tapley Minot D. Fenno R. M. Copeland FF. Irving Howe Horace Johnson J. B. Shurtleff, Jr Vincent Farnsworth L. K. Washburn Alfred S. Hall George M. Ingalls Board of Health Charles A. Oak Henry TD. Casey Public Library Samuel R. Cutler E. J. Davenport H. A. Howland J. S. Holt H. A. Simpson

Dedham Elects Officials in 270th Annual Town Meeting

Dedham held its 270th annual town election with 1326 of 1702 registered voters casting ballots. Elected officers include Moderator Joseph H. Soliday, Selectmen Richard A. Mandeville Henry D. Humphrey and Lester A. Newcomb, Assessors Ebenezer T. Paul Charles A. Turner and Henry Bingham, Overseers J. W. Abbott J. W. Wilson William Dellmuth Town Clerk Don Gleason Hill and School Committee member Don Gleason for three years.

Dedham Joseph H. Soliday Richard A. Mandeville Henry D. Humphrey Lester A. Newcomb Ebenezer T. Paul Charles A. Turner Henry Bingham J. W. Abbott J. W. Wilson William Dellmuth Don Gleason Hill Don Glea

Cordon Tightens Around Kuropatkin at Mukden Battle

London report says Japanese cordon around Kuropatkin tightens south of Mukden. Desperate Japanese assault, 75,000 Port Arthur veterans entrenched northwest of Mukden. Casualties rising as both sides vie for control of Tupoloff Hill and surrounding positions.

London Kuropatkin Mukden Little Brown Nippon Tieling Port Arthur Oyama Kuroki Nodzu Oku Nogi St. Petersburg Tupiloff Hill

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