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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1904

Page

5

Drink Habit Cured Secretly By Golden Specific

Secretive remedy claim for alcohol addiction cures with endorsements from a German divine a medical scientist and temperance lecturer. Odorless tasteless powder mixed in beverages. mailed free trial package with instructions and testimonials to Cincinnati address.

J. W. Haines Golden Specific Schimpfelman Rene Chabot Franklyn Waters Golden J. W. Baines Glenn Building Cincinnati Ohio

Captain Peabody's Evidence Targets Disorderly Houses

Captain Peabody and officers have spent three weeks gathering spotter evidence on disorderly houses in the West End. Under Judge Emmons, a month of spring cleaning aims to deter violations, with potential convictions for up to 20 resort proprietors. The police prioritize preventing further crimes, prompting many venues to close or report no activity, while some women leave town for Providence or Philadelphia.

Peabody West End Judge Emmons Providence Boston Philadelphia

Oldest N Y N H and H Conductor Mapes Rebounds

Cohasset March 11 C G Mapes one of the oldest conductors on the New York New Haven and Hartford road is convalescing from a severe illness but will resume duties in a few weeks His absence fueled rumors of suspension after a dispute with Miss Floretta Vining over a fare payment

Exempt Spanish War Veterans From Civil Service

The legislative committee on military affairs split 6 to 6 on exempting Spanish war veterans from civil service laws. Support came from House members Clark Medford Locklin Porter Sennott Scho field and Lowney. opposition from Senators Woods Chamberlain Keyes and Representatives Perry Potter. Debate looms as civil service advocates resist exemptions while the measure, led by Representative Schofield Ipswich and introduced by John J. Mellen Charlestown, would grant veterans of the Spanish war similar exemptions with Civil War veterans kept in priority and subject to examinations. Other actions noted include Senate engrossment of a transit commission bill, a $50,000 G A R encampment appropriation, and hearings on public health and road funding bills.

Commonwealth House Clark Medford Locklin Porter Sennott Schofield Lowney Woods Chamberlain Keyes Perry Potter Ipswich John J. Mellen Charlestown Senate Boston Transit Commission Chickering

State Board of Barbers Seeks State Licensing Law

A legislative hearing on Representative Hayes of Lowell's bill to license barbers heard testimony on requiring a certificate from three-examiner boards, appointed by the Governor under State Board of Health oversight. The board would set sanitary shop rules and revoke certificates for violations.

Legislative Committee On Probate and Chancery Hayes Lowell State Board of Health Chase Bristol A. O. Hall Boston New York Boards of Health

Girl Cried When Arrested For Shoplifting

Pretty Lizzie Jones a 28 year old resident of 88 St Germain street was detained by police after gathering spring and Easter finery while not visibly paying. She protested she was not a thief and claimed she paid for items. A matron found brushes hat pins neckties combs and part of silk goods.

Lizzie Jones St. Germain Street

Go West Chrap Special Rates To California West

Go West Chrap via the Santa Fe during March and April offering very low colonist one way rates to California and other western regions. Special round trips available from April 22 to 80 inclusive. California at its best in spring. Details from S. W. Manning, General Agent, 382 Washington street, Boston.

Santa Fe California S. W. Manning Washington Street Boston

Orange ing Powder Boosts Health Amid Cold Season

A brief health note touts Orange ing Powder as quick relief for weakness colds grip and headache. It promises easy use before meals and claims to promote vitality and well being during flu season.

Judge McDonnell Fines Hirsch Twice in Court Fracas

Chicago dispatch reports Justice John R. McDonnell fined Arthur Hirsch president of the Independent Steel Company for contempt of court in a volatile session. Refusing to pause the hearing, the judge descended from the bench and mixed with Hirsch in a whirlwind exchange, a moment remembered for its turbulent tone. The note adds McDonnell once fought three rounds with John L. Sullivan.

Chicago John R. McDonnell Arthur Hirsch Independent Steal Company McDonnell John L. Sullivan

Newton Road finances in hearing on street railway case

The railroad commissioners held a final hearing on the Newton street railway case. Citizens petitioned for better accommodation while the company sought to discontinue free transfers. Counsel for the railway said the line, active since 1891, shows a $125,000 deficit and no profit. He argued fares could not cover operating costs and fixed charges, risking receivership without increased revenue. Decision was reserved.

Newton Street Railway Newton

Top Coats and Rain Coats for Spring Styles

A local retailer promotes ahead of season top coats and rain coats with fashionable spring fabrics not seen elsewhere. The ad highlights custom tailoring, favorable prices, and a window display showing spring hats shirts and underwear.

Patti Patti Sails After Americans Farewell Tour

New York March 11. Adelina Patti declares she is making her last farewell tour in America and will take 200000 dollars with her on tomorrow's sailing to London. She says she is not sore or broken hearted and that the tour was profitable and she loves America.

New York Adelina Patti America

Scotia Ashore on Guam Rocks

Island of Guam March 11 The cable ship Scotia is ashore on Spanish rocks with water near the decks and likely to be a total wreck. Scotia measures 2776 tons register, 379 feet long, 48 feet beam, 30 feet depth of hold. Built at Glasgow in 1862 and owned by The Telegraph Construction and Maintenance Company Limited London.

Island OF Guam Scotia Glasgow The Telegraph Construction and Maintenance Company, Limited London

Uncertain Verse of Wins and Laurels in a Passing Moment

A fragmented line describes a pass and ascending bubbles of victory, recounting laurels and crowns as unseen by others. The cryptic phrasing evokes fleeting triumphs and elusive recognition within a single passing instant.

Miss Sohier Hosts Second Dinner Dance at Hotel Tuileries

Social season event in Boston features Miss Elizabeth Sohier hosting a debutante dinner dance for her niece Miss Alice Sohier at the Hotel Tuileries Napoleonic ballroom. About 60 guests attend with prominent figures including Col. William D. Sohier’s family and a long guest list of Boston society.

Elizabeth P. Sohier William D. Sohier Beacon Street Hotel Tuileries Miss Sohier Alice Sohier Miss Eleanor Sohier Roger Walcott Eleanor Sohier

Canopic Sails Today With Large Passenger List

The steamship Canopic sails at 6 this morning for the Mediterranean with 177 first class and 1i third class passengers. Captain Enoch Maddox leads a voyage drawing travelers from 15 states plus Massachusetts. Notable Boston travelers include F L Cusamane, Charlotte Gannet, Emanuels Marterana, Giuseppe Marterana, W J Walther, G H Washburn, Mrs Washburn, A K Wheelwright, E E Williams, Frances H Williams, and Elizabeth A Williams.

Canopic Mediterranean Enoch Maddox New England Massachusetts California New York New York City Montreal Toronto Chicago St. Louis Boston F.L. Cusamane Charlotte Gannet Emanuels Marterana Guiseppe Marterana W. J. Walther G. H. Washburn Washburn A. KE. Wheelwright E. E. Williams Frances H. Williams Elizabeth A. Williams

Smoke Talk by Ancient Order of Hibernians in Everett

A smoke talk under Division 10 of the Ancient Order of Hibernians will be held at 6 A. R. Hall in Everett on Wednesday evening. Many prominent representatives of the order are expected to attend and a large turnout is anticipated.

Division 10 Ancient Order of Hibernians A. R. Hall Everett Order

Chinamen Held For Robbery In Municipal Court

After a four day trial in the Municipal Criminal Court second session Yee Din Chin Mon and Ng Mon were committed for trial on robbery charges. The crowd in Chinatown packed the courtroom as the defendants, among about 400 Chinese residents, faced testimony over a fan tan dispute where the complainant lost 30 dollars and a 50 dollar bid and a watch. Bond was set at 2000 for each defendant.

Municipal Criminal Court Yee Din Chin Mon Ng Mon Joseph A. Dennison Joseph F. O'Connell Adamso

Cuticura Remedies Promised To Cure Baby Eczema

An advertiser claims Cuticura Soap and Ointment soothe itching burning and scales in babies and that a two year old boy with severe facial eczema improved after using the products. The account cites Mrs L J Root of Oneida New York and a February 12 1898 date.

Mart

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