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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1902
Page
2
A discussion on headache causes cites catarrh as the common source when frontal or occipital headaches occur. Stuart's Catarrh Tablets are pitched as the convenient cure, containing antiseptics to eliminate catarrhal poison from the system. A school teacher, Miss Cora Ainsley, testifies that headaches and catarrh cleared after using the tablets.
The Rev. Tillman B. Johnson of Lynn First Baptist Church, known as the marrying parson, departs for a Dorchester pastorate after 11 years during which he officiated at about 1600 marriages and over 1000 funerals without fee. He is praised for compassion, charity, and steady leadership. He will preach his farewell on April 15. He and his wife Ruth Latta Johnson, a Kentucky native, have several children and prior pastorates in Laconia, Salem, and other communities.
A rift within the Democratic ranks centers on Mayor Collins, John L. Kelly, and Superintendent Donovan over pay deputy duties as ward committees align with Nawn. The dispute spreads to the Board of Aldermen and Common Council, signaling a potential public clash and hindering budget retrenchment.
At Jamaica Plain Frits Fiancie aged 28 funeral services will be held at his late residence 185 Green Street Tuesday March 18 at 2 o'clock In Roxbury Catherine Mudge aged 80 years 11 months 17 days funeral services at her late residence 6 Inert Street Wednesday relatives and friends invited to attend Published in N S and St John XN B papers please copy
William Hall of 172 Adams Street Malden was reported to the Board of Health last night as sick with smallpox.
P V Wise of St Joseph Missouri recounts two years of knee stiffness swelling and pain followed by coffee cessation and substitution with Postum. He reports rapid relief and eighteen months of improved health after quitting coffee and credits Postum for cures in stomach and heart trouble as well.
An appeal explains Munyon's free medical advice service, noting doctors offer honest opinions and guidance without cost. It lists cures for rheumatism colds dyspepsia and kidney trouble and mentions 25 cent remedies and a $1 complete medicines package. London admiralty later reports Condor search failure and payroll settlement.
In Washington on March 17 the Easter Monday egg rolling on the White House lawn features all Roosevelt youngsters and their companions. The event draws thousands of children and onlookers as the Marine Band plays, with Kermit Archibald and Quentin Roosevelt among the notable participants.
Washington on March 17 Joseph H Manley of Maine has been tendered the position of assistant Postmaster General. President Roosevelt and Postmaster General Payne are eager for him to accept the post.
Seven life savers from Monomoy station die at their post off Monomoy Point after a lifeboat capsizes while five men from the Wadena barge are pulled to safety. Lemuel Ellis is rescued by Captain Elmer Mayo of the John C Fitzpatrick. Captain Marshall N Eldredge of South Chatham perishes with others from Harwich and Chatham. families left widowed or with dependents. The wrecks lie in the tide rips of Nantucket Sound as rescue efforts unfold and survivors recount the perilous climb to shore.
The text argues economy in medicine hinges on both cost and effect. It asserts the best medicine is the one that delivers the most cure per dollar, achieving radical, lasting improvement at the least expense.
An advertisement asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla II purifies and enriches the blood and cures pimples ecagma eruptions tired languid feelings loss of appetite and general debility. It promises to cure and claims to keep the promise.
Washington March 17 after a long debate the senate passed the ship subsidy bill by 42 to 31 with Republicans Allison Dolliver Spooner Quarles and Proctor Dillingham voting against final passage and Senator McLaurin of South Carolina voting for it amendments were adopted but largely non decisive the measure covers ocean mail service subsidies vessels build specifics crew nationality and compensation plans with detailed titles and governing rules for operation and oversight.
Washington March 17 The meeting of Republican members opposing the Ways and Means Committee on Cuban reciprocity lasted an hour and yielded a firm stand against any temporary tariff reduction. Fifty two Republicans attended. A Tawney drafted resolution guided the action. The group agreed any Cuba relief plan must not cut tariffs to be acceptable.
The House began consideration of the river and harbor bill with extended remarks by Mr. Burton of Ohio. Mr. Bellamy of North Carolina protested discrimination against his state and the lack of representation on the river and harbor committee. Mr. Foster of Illinois attacked the Boers issue and noted England and America share a struggle against colonial restraint. Mr. Cochran of Missouri urged a Kruger visit invitation. An elderly gallery patron shouted pro British remarks, prompting a doorkeeper warning. The House adjourned at 5 p.m.
Senator Hoar reported a bill to limit the meaning of conspiracy with an amendment. The change carves out an exception for intimidation by force or potential property injury and requires court satisfaction of such purpose or effect. Committee members say the practical effect leaves existing law unchanged.
The House rules committee, by party line vote, reports Rep Crumpacker Indiana resolution for a 13 member special committee to probe alleged alien franchise in several states. Democrats consider extreme parliamentary moves, aiming to convene a Democratic caucus and plan a possible Wednesday night challenge, while noting unity is required. Also a drug ad for Laxative Bromo Quinet tablets appears at the end.
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