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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1899

Page

2

Hood's Sarsaparilla Cited As Blood Purifier In Ads

Advertisements tout Hood's Sarsaparilla as a natural blood purifier capable of curing blood diseases like scrofula and dyspepsia. Testimonials from Annie Robert, E B Gibson, Stella Norris, Charles Hendershot, Mrs C Slocum Smith, W H Hefener and A E Gilson claim life saving or health restoring effects.

Hood Annie Robert Fourth St Fall River Mass E. B. Gibson Henniker Stella Norris Marion Heli Jess

Wise Is Guilty Boston Pool Expert Faces Murder Verdict

The Boston pool player Edward Wise was found guilty of murder in the first degree in New York after traveling to cities for betting on himself. He fled Beasley’s assault and robbery in West Twenty-ninth Street, later admitting he struck a man while Beasley died from a fractured skull. Wise awaits sentence at the Tombs, with his lawyer Abraham Tevy pledging to seek a new trial.

New York Edward Wise Boston Supréme Court Gharieg. Beagley Williams Abraham Tevy Wise Lechmere’s Point Ploughed Hill Mt. Benedict Mt. Prospect Cambridge College Charles River Roxbury Washington Street Heston Clifton Place Washington Israel Putnam Brooklyn Conn Old South Light Dragoons Brattle Square Hollis Street Faneuil Hall Gage Dorchester Heights Hog Island Sullivan Greene Putnam Powder House Beacon Hill Barton's Point the Neck Warren Medicine Co H. &. Morine H. Be, Morine

Not Max Shinburn Burglar Rumor Circulates in Evening Paper

Officers of the bureau read with amusement a report claiming the famed bank burglar Max Shinburn was bound for Europe aboard the same steamer as Chief Watts. Shinburn, tied to multi million bank heists, is said to be in New York State prison with a ten year term to follow in 1900.

Bureau of Criminal Investigation New York State Prison Brockton Shinbwag Lawton

Evacuation Day Echoes at Boston Sons of Revolution Dinner

The Boston Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution held its fourth annual Evacuation Day dinner at Young's Hall with relics of the siege, praises for Admiral Dewey, and readings on Dorchester Heights. Speakers recalled Washington’s command, the siege, and the British evacuation, with emphasis on naval heroes and patriotism.

Boston Hub Young's Sons of the American Revolution General Appleton Salem Gray's Hall Cervera Bob” Evans Dewey Francis H. Appleton Massachusetts Society Belknap Admiral Hoyer Manila Santiago Mr. Hoes Twin Hills Howe Sfuldam Earl Percy Castle William Fort Independence Washington New England Leak and Bird's Hills Nook’s Hill Lawrence School Nook's Hill Green Store Dole Mattapanock General Ward Roxbury Hoan Hill

Postum Eases Coffee Habit Says Denver Testimony

A Denver resident credits Postum with curing nervous trouble by quitting coffee. She recalls Dr Steinmann's guidance and notes friends and acquaintances who also benefited. The letter invites truthful testimonials and mentions rewards for reporting secrecy in coffee drinking.

Evacuation Day Banquet Honors Boston Heritage

South Boston celebrates Evacuation Day with a Gray's Hall banquet attended by local leaders led by Hon. John B. Martin. Speakers recall Revolution history, urge aid to Ireland Cuba and the Far East, and praise Dorchester Heights in a citywide patriotism tribute.

Gray's Hall South Boston South Boston Citizens’ Association John B. Martin Boston Treland Cuba S. “Treadwehns Treadwell Col. Dilaway W. E. L. Dillaway

Dr David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy Promoted for Kidney Diseases

An advertisement urges readers to diagnose kidney trouble by urine sediment and urges use of Dr David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy. It claims quick relief from frequent urination back pain and scalding urine, notes liver and bladder benefits, and offers a free sample by mailing address to Rondout New York. It emphasizes affordability and guarantees genuineness for Boston Post readers.

David Kennedy Eures Dr. David Kennedy Corporation Rondout N. Y Boston Post

Otis Requests Guns as Insurrection May Collapse

Washington reports the War Department ordered three light batteries and six Hotchkiss guns for General Otis to form mountain batteries with seventy-two horses. Officials suggest hostilities in the Philippines may end soon, though troop and supply moves continue. The Navy plans a mosquito fleet to police Luzon and inland waters amid ongoing operations.

Washington War Department General Otis Philippines Otis United States Navy Department Luzon Pacific

Simpson and Payne wed at St Thomas Church New York

Jacy Alsop Thomas, second daughter of Charles Aywuploppin of Providence, marries Dr. William Payne Simpson in a March 14 ceremony at St. Thomas Church in New York City.

Simpson—Thoman St. Thomas’ Church New York City Jacy Alsop’ Thomas Charles Aywuploppin Providence, ii William Payne Simpson

Outbreak on Leyte Sparks Filipino Insurgency News

Manila dispatch dated March 17 reports Aguinaldo instigating native uprisings on Leyte. Several Spaniards killed and a British merchant captured before a British gunboat sails to compel rebels to free the captive. Aguinaldo's wife forms a Red Cross Society and leaders claim strong trenches at Tayiai after shelling Bingoman.

New York Manila Aguinaldo Leyte Red Cross Society Tayiai Rogers Bingoman

Manila Situation Review Describes Philippine Conflict

AP dispatch from Hong Kong reports Manila residents face censorship and rising prices while rebels stockpile ammo and claim tactical gains. Entangled loyalties among Luzon tribes, Spanish officers lament lack of control, and Lawton command delays frame daily life as war ebbs and flows.

Hong Kong Associated Press Manila Malabon Paranaque Luzon Aguinaldo

Rupture Cure Offers Home Treatment by Rice Method

Geo F Mulford of 489 Broadway South Rose Town promotes Dr W S Rice rupture cure. He describes prior failed attempts with trusses and surgery, then demonstrates the Rice method at his home and now operates an office at 430 Broadway South Boston. Pamphlets offered free to interested sufferers.

Geo. F. Mulford Broadway South Rose Town Mulford Dr. Rice Boston W. 8. Rice Adams N. Y Geo. B. Mulford

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