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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1902
Page
5
An advertisement extols Dr. Greene's Nervara blood and nerve remedy as the best medicine to restore strength and vitality. It claims to purify and enrich the blood, fortify the nerves, and cure stomach, biliousness, kidney trouble, rheumatism, and neuralgia, featuring a testimonial of renewed health.
The article notes an association luncheon with about 3 guests and mentions no speech-making during the event.
Admiral Schley with Mayor Collins and Congressman Naphen arrives at the State House after a Harvard Medical School student cheer outside the Hotel Lenox. The party tours the governor’s room, is greeted by Governor Crane and Senator Lodge, then departs in carriages as cadets parade and crowds applaud.
Louis J. Beck of Bostock's Animal Arena plans to escort Admiral Schley to the venue after a 10:30 a m meeting with Be my Barry at the Hotel Lennox. The short visit promises novelty and likely delight from the Baltimore performances Schley praised in the past.
In London, March 17, Lord Salisbury defended the government as Liberal peers pressed for details on martial law, courts-martial, and executions in Cape Colony. Coleridge argued martial law exists where little force is shown, while Salisbury insisted it is needed to defeat the King's enemies, noting ample armed resistance in Cape Colony to justify measures.
The young wife of Harry Aronson, confined at Fort Warren on desertion charges, seeks his release with help from Congressman Naphen. Aronson joined the army last June and the couple married about three months ago, the wife says. He deserted to be with her, claiming they were newly wed.
A 28 year old teamster, Charles S. Ellis, was injured when his wagon rear axle broke on Essex Street. Frank Close, 5, was struck by a falling plank near Havre Street, breaking his right leg above the knee. Thomas Adair fell from a wagon near Washington Street, fracturing his skull. Two men are under arrest on suspicion of incendiary acts in the South End. William Riley of Heaton, Charlestown, fell and injured his spine. Patrolman Dennessy arrested Michael J. Hastings for larceny of two pairs of hose from Sayre Bros. In Egleston Square burglars hid a bundle of wallpaper and two bundles of dry goods. A tikhenad entry to Albert Helman’s second-hand store yielded multiple watches and jewelry, plus 27 pairs of trousers packed for removal.
Mrs John A Heath of Lynn was elected regent at the annual meeting in Association Hall yesterday. Mrs John F Heckman of Weymouth Heights was re elected secretary and Mrs Eleanor B Wheeler of Dorchester treasurer. The secretary reports 21 deaths during the year and a present total membership of 1017. The treasurer reports finances in good condition.
A report from a party in Colored Odd Fellows Hall on North Russell Street highlights Marshall Thompson hosting a cakewalk with dancers, invited officials, and no police presence. Governors and state figures were invited, but none attended, leaving Thompson to mingle and improvise as birthday celebrations unfolded.
Thirty young women and as many men of Division 49 A O H staged a St Patrick day minstrel show in Boston. Directed by John J Mogan with James J Casey as interlocutor, the program featured the Knickerbocker Reception and Uncle Ephs Golden Wedding plus a Coleville Black Cadets march and solo turns by Tina Mahoney Catherine OConnor Alice Powers May Guiney Stephen Regal Ihiyan John Wilson and William Kelly.
John McEachern aged 25 and living at the corner of Decatur and Paris streets East Boston, employed by Brayman Bros contractors, fell from a dredger off Castle Island yesterday morning and was drowned.
New York March 17 Judge Mayo in Yorkville police court refused to accept a proxy for F C Havemeyer son of Theodore Havemeyer as he faces a reckless automobiling charge on Fifth Avenue. Havemeyer sent his coachman to plead for him but the magistrate insisted Havemeyer appear or face consequences. The coachman asserted Havemeyer would pay the fine, but the judge ordered personal appearance or surrender of security.
Riots in St. Petersburg on Sunday March 16 drew over 100 participants and kept police and cavalry busy all day. Roughly 100 arrests were reported with fewer repressive measures than in 1901. Numerous injuries occurred but no fatalities were recorded.
A six day go as you please race started at the Sagamore building with top pedalers from New York present. After four hours Hegelman and Davis led with 31 miles 6 laps each, Golden 30 miles 8 laps, Dineen 29 miles 7 laps, and others including Carroll Myers Manton Glennie Herty Campbell Ricker Kennedy among the field.
A six day go as you please foot race started at the Fall River A A building with 23 entrants, mostly local men. The event runs two hours each night. After the first night Ashley and Grook led with 18 miles and 18 laps, followed by Ashley and Casey at 18 miles 16 laps, and Salaney and Henry at 18 miles aps.
Records show Shirley and Groveland ballots on license approval with yes counts and last year figures. Shirley voted to license for the first time in five years and approved spending for a fire chemical engine admissions to schools and roads.
In Cape Town on March 17 at 6:40 p m Cecil Rhodes rested well during most of the afternoon and is now more cheerful with little change in his condition remaining.
High water on Stevens branch of the Winooski River floods basements and stores, idling about two thousand workers. Merchants report several thousand dollars in losses as the freshet weakens the Central Vermont trestle, diverting trains via the Montpelier & Wells River line and destroying the Montpelier Junction trestle.
Fire swept a barn on Daniel Follansbee’s property near the Aan Aeee road in Amesbury yesterday. Town authorities say one man may have been burned inside, and Chief Osgood later found bones, plus clothing remnants and a clay pipe, though no stock was present in the barn.
A letter from Thomas Woods of Somerville Mass lauds Smiths Buchy Lithia Kidney Pills claiming perfect health since use. Additional testimonials from a Roxbury upholsterer and from a Boston physician Dr Smith describe relief from weak kidneys and increased energy after taking the pills.
Mabel Weston aged 29 of 56 Temple Street lies at the Relief Hospital in Haymarket Square with opium and chloral poisoning and death expected. Her husband Walter Weston is in a Division 3 cell awaiting investigation and also affected by the drugs.
Princess Alice of Albany travels to Potsdam amid rumors she will wed the German Crown Prince. She is the daughter of Leopold Duke of Albany, youngest brother of King Edward of England, with the March 17 dispatch noting the speculation.
Thomas J Norton of 42 School Street Beverly met Dora Cronin 42 years old at Sudbury Street eatery. Norton paid a $3.10 bill but Dora grabbed $16 and fled. A Division 1 patrolman later found her in the North End and arrested her. Part of the money was recovered.
In Washington on March 17 the inter-oceanic canals committee reported unfavorably a resolution to appoint a board to study building an inter-oceanic canal across the Darien Isthmus and the measure was indefinitely postponed.
A grand union ball of Division 47 A OH and Auxiliary 37 A OH was held in Brodbine Hall last evening. Hobbs's Orchestra performed from 8 to 9 pm before the grand march led by Thomas J. Clements and Miss Maria A McDonough with J William Fallire and Mrs William Sullivan. A banquet followed the intermission. over 400 attendees.
Fall River officials voted to form a committee tonight to investigate bribery accusations raised by President Frank Riley of the council and Councilman Daniel F. Gustigan regarding City Clerk Arthur B. Brayton.
The Joseph Warren Club held its first social at Orienta Hall Roxbury last evening a concert preceded the dancing M T McGreery was floor director and John P Colgan assistant.
Edward R. Murray of 12 Blossom Street, aged 22, was arrested by Patrolman King of Division 2 last night on a charge of larceny. He allegedly stole an aliver watch and chain from a man in the Scollay Square entrance of the subway.
Washington March 17 Captain Benjamin F Tilley formerly naval governor of Tutuila Samoa has been assigned to duty as captain of the yard at Mare Island California.
Washington March 17 Republican House caucus designated F B Lyons of Cuba New York to serve as door keeper of the House succeeding the late Doorkeeper Glenn. Lyons election follows death of the previous door keeper and marks a transition in House administration.
In St Josephs Hall Roxbury last night boys of Brother Haskins dramatic class staged Self Accused a comedy drama before a large audience Between acts Swiss bell ringers performed concert numbers and Master Cooper sang with the company
The steamship Commonwealth of the Dominion line arrived from Mediterranean ports with 70 first class 89 second class and 1673 Italian immigrants aboard one of the largest immigrant landings in Boston history.
The Rev. Thomas Scully of St. Mary's Church Cambridge who is ill at City Hospital was reported comfortable yesterday with no change in his condition which is not considered serious.
Frank Gean of Maiden Mass writes that nine years of liver kidney and bladder troubles were cured by Smith's Kidney Pills after doctors failed. He reports his wife also found relief from rheumatism and insomnia, with two boxes erasing pain and restoring sleep.
A civic dinner featured reflections on city government, civil and religious liberty, and Irish heritage. Speakers praised Boston’s diverse electorate, urged fiscal restraint, and stressed keeping faith with public promises, with Father Walsh and Alphonse Hogue contributing closing remarks.
At the sixteenth annual meeting President Dennis J. Gorman presided. The report shows 482 members with 26 admitted this year and 15 deaths. Treasurer reports receipts 3323 expenditures 1406 balance 196. building fund 22. Officers elected: President John P. Leahy. Vice President Michael J. Jordan. Treasurer Thomas F. Taft. Secretary Jeremiah W. Fogarty. Assistant Secretary Patrick H. Conway. Keeper of the Silver Key Michael A. Toland. Directors William Sullivan WW Fitzgerald John J. Keenan Edward H. Pinkham.
Hyde Park Hibernians Division 10 held a lively Central Hall gathering with Father Chittick and Father Houston speaking at length. John Quinn Jr of the Massachusetts Legislature was introduced by Stephen Murphy and praised Mayor P. A. Sins for his acclaimed administration in New England's metropolis.
London on St Patrick s Day saw widespread celebration with Irish flags on public buildings and special church services. The Irish troops received a day off, and Queen Alexandra sent a large quantity of shamrocks to the Tower of London battalion of Irish Guards on duty.
Kidder Peabody Co acknowledges further donations to the McKinley memorial fund totaling 2852 dollars 74 cents.
An old style ad touts Palmo Tablets as a solution for sleeplessness and stress, claiming natural slumber and a younger look. It lists prices 60 cents per box, 12 boxes for five dollars with guarantee, and offers a free-booking option. Multiple sellers are named including Bradbury, Putnam, and Klalin's in Baton.
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