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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1901
Page
2
A discussion favors meat in a mixed diet and debunks extreme vegetarian claims. Dr. Julius Reminson recommends Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets to aid digestion, especially for nervous dyspeptics, claiming the product provides pepsin and diastase. The ad promotes 50 cent tablets and a free booklet from F. A. Stuart Co.
Judge Taft and U.S.Philippine Commission with wives and Filipino dignitaries depart Manila aboard the Sumner for Lucena Tayabas to organize provisional government. Proclamations note insurgents surrendering rifles and churches report new converts in Manila.
A meeting of the John Boyle O'Reilly branch met at St. Francis de Sales Parochial School Hall on Bun ker rill street Charlestown. Dr James T Gallagheree spoke and remarks were made by J J O Connor John A Collins P C Kelley and M C O Connell in support of the Irish cause. Comments on the House of Parliament expulsions were offered and the expelled members were condemned for asserting their rights. Officers formed a committee to arrange a public meeting. The treasurer reported 32 new members joined.
Officers from Division 15 and a Somerville officer arrested Joseph Durant at his home on 8 Washington Street Somerville. Durant, 21, is charged with breaking and entering the Michael Cate liquor store at 90 Cambridge Street Charlestown on March 10 and stealing six bottles of whiskey. part of the property was recovered.
Paris reports Paul Deroulede and Andre Buffet still apart as a duel remains unsettled with Buffet in Brussels and Deroulede in Genoa. The pair swap accusations amid royalist intrigue, while observers note past nonfatal skirmishes and ongoing plans to provoke a confrontation tied to the republic versus monarchy conflict.
The text notes a disputed claim to a title, Buffet and Deroulede set for a pistol duel, Buffet injured a foot, and the principals plan to travel to Italy. The Brussels Le Matin report says Buffett disobeying orders, but the feud has shifted from political to personal.
The funeral of Captain James E. Armstrong, a State Senate messenger, was held at the First Universalist Church in Chelsea yesterday at 12 30. The church was filled with Theodore Winthrop Post 3 9 A R of Chelsea and many State House attaches, Chelsea firemen and city officials in attendance. Rev R Perry Bush led the service and Post Frank H Roberts played taps.
George H. Packard was buried yesterday afternoon in Garden Cemetery following a wake at his Chelsea residence. Rev. George F. Haines officiated at the services. Members of Winni simmet Lodge and J. O. O. F. conducted the grave rites. Interment followed at Garden Cemetery.
The funeral of Charles G. Butts, Chelsea resident, was held yesterday afternoon from Grand Hall. The services were led by Post G. A. R. Chaplain Charles Adams. The Rev. R. P. Perry Bush offered prayer and delivered a eulogy. Interment followed at Woodlawne.
The Daily Express says Kitchener demanded unconditional surrender while future Boer terms would be settled in London. Kruger via Leyds sent a telegram to Schalk Burger seeking negotiation details. Aasvogelkop dispatch notes Dewet's forced march with 400 men toward Kroonstad and remaining Boers in Orange River colony. Martini sen from the US army joined Boer forces and was shipped from Libson aboard Zaira with Boer families.
George Granville Darling, chosen to preside over Dedham town meetings, is claimed to be the youngest town moderator in New England. Born in Dedham on April 8, 18%, he is not yet 26 and was educated at the Dedham High School class of ’92. He has worked in business and journalism while studying law, joined the Suffolk county bar in September 1900, and has served on the Democratic town committee since reaching adulthood.
London dispatch notes the Daily Mail correspondent cites a Manchurian convention signatory claim as certain, referencing a 7500 pound bar silver shipment Russia sent to the Empress Dowager last August in context of the agreement.
An infant about twenty hours old was found in the middle of Broadway Somerville near Alewifebrook by a milkman shortly after 4 o'clock yesterday morning.
Daily messages praise Dr. Greene of 34 Temple Place Boston for curing chronic nervousness dyspepsia kidney trouble rheumatism and other ailments. He claims to cure where ordinary medicine fails with free advice and no fees for examination or consultation. Office open all day weekdays and Sunday forenoon.
Charles Forster formerly with Henry Forster and Co in Pernambuco died at his Portland home at age 74. Born in Charlestown Massachusetts he married Dexter Bowman’s daughter of Charlestown. He had recent interests in patents and owned large factories at Strong and Wixfield Maine.
East Providence police investigated a reported finish fight between two Providence men in Seekonk Massachusetts. About a hundred people watched. one man was badly injured. Rhode Island officers could not act as the fight occurred in Massachusetts. Sergeant Adams sought assistance from Taunton constables.
A large congregation filled the church for a funeral service with many floral tributes. The Rev. George B. Anderson, assisted by the Rev. Peter MacQueen, officiated at the altar service.
Police executed a search warrant at 38A Harrison avenue on Sunday night and detained three Chinese men along with a large collection of gaming tools. They were booked at Station 4 for being present where gaming equipment was found.
TLEMCEN Algeria March 10 French forces report Morocan tribes near French territory now have two fully armed vessels. Reinforcements have been sent forward to bolster defense and secure the frontier area.
A sealed verdict was returned today in State vs. Mrs. Cerrie Nation Lucy Wilhoit Julia Evans and Lydia Muntz charged with wrecking a saloon in Wichita on January 21. The verdict will be read in district court tomorrow morning after a 24 hour jury deliberation with eleven jurors favoring conviction.
A man was found hanging from a beam in his carpenter shop at 46 Faulkner Street by Frank P. French. He had been dead about two hours before discovery. Medical Examiner Durell of Somerville was notified and ordered the body removed to 121 Bryant Street, Malden.
London dispatch reports that powers will probably not oppose Russia as the situation grows gloomier Chinese plenipotentiaries say intervention is undesirable without support. Shan Si reports mention fortifications and mobilization to resist allied advances.
The first edition of Mrs. Carrie Nation's Smasher's Mail appears in Topeka on March 10 as a four column sixteen page paper with illustrations eschewing apologies while inviting letters from readers in labeled sections such as Letters from Hell and Notes and Comments.
In Hope of Goba Havana March 10 radicals in the Cuban constitutional convention press to sway public opinion against the Platt amendment. They blame U.S. trusts for Congress actions and cite American papers supporting independence. Senor Gualberto Gomez urges calm resolve and warns against imperialism while placards quote George Washington. The foreign relations committee meets tomorrow with no final report anticipated for days.
Frank A. Wade, 38, unmarried, died Saturday evening at Cambridge Hospital after shooting himself last Monday at Lyman Fuller’s residence 108 Austin Street Cambridge. He left a note citing illness as the reason for his action. a brother is a professor at Tufts College.
New York March 10 authorities confirmed the dead woman as Miss Catharine Beene of the Dairy Farm theatrical company after Laura Florence Rockwell of Paradelph identified the body. The death is ruled a suicide.
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