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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1901

Page

2

Notable New Hampshire Statesman Endorses Nervura Remedy

Former mayor and current postmaster Hon Henry Robinson praises Dr Greene's Nervura as a superior blood and nerve treatment. He certifies its health benefits, urges use for strength and vigor, and allows printing his testimonial. The note highlights Dr Greene of Boston as the remedy’s origin and consultant.

Henry Robinson N. H Greene Robinson New Hampshire Jean Paul Ee Place Boston Mass

Outlook for Colored Race at Commercial Club Meeting

About 100 members and guests attended the 298th Commercial Club meeting at the Algonquin Club. Vice-President Lucius Tuttle chaired in sickness, noting the death of Charles P. Clark. Rev. H B Frissell of Hampton Institute urged education as the key to progress for African Americans and thanked northern supporters. Francis G Peabody and Edwin D Mead endorsed the plan and cited historical progress toward equality.

Commercial Club New Algonquin Club Lucius Tuttle Tuttle Charles P. Clark Nice Boston New England Frissell Hampton Institute Francis G. Peabody Harvard Edwin D. Mead Twentieth Century Club United States Lincoln

Thompson case compromise brattleboro affair settled

The Thompson will case involving about 1.3 million dollars is settled by compromise in Massachusetts. Heirs who contested receive 200000, while 1100000 goes to a trust fund. Two thirds of trust funds support charitable aims in Brattleboro Vermont and Rhinebeck New York. Mrs Eliza Thompson, a philanthropist, died in 189? and funded seamstresses.

Brattleboro, VI Thomas Thompson Knowlton Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts Brattleboro Rhinebeck N. Y Elizaeth Thompson

Gammons Declines Boston Offer, Stays at Brown

Daft Gammons, Brown University head baseball coach, announced he would not accept the Boston National League club's offers. He will remain with Brown for the remainder of the season and then fulfill his contract with North Attleboro.

Providence Gammons Brown Boston North Attleboro

Widow Mauled by Fraudulent Matrimonial Bureau Busted

Five boys under 21 were found guilty by the Post Office Department of running a fraudulent matrimonial bureau from Syracuse New York. They advertised for a refined widow with 28000 dollars seeking a husband and sent 1 payments for continued letters. The scam ran several weeks and likely earned several thousand dollars in profits.

Washington Post Office Department Syracuse N. Y Lynch Bureau

Foreign contract seals 20000 ton deal for Ecuador railway

The American Bridge Company announced it closed a major foreign contract totaling over 20 000 tons. The Ecua dorian Association Limited issued the order for use on the Guayaquil and Quito Railway in Ecuador.

Ecuador American Bridge Company New York The Ecuadorian Association Limited Ncces Guayaquil and Quito

Test of Coffee Effects Prompts Switch to Postum

Mrs Madison of Auburn New York reports improved health after replacing coffee with Postum Food Coffee. Her husband, after returning to coffee and again experiencing headaches dizziness and sluggishness, stopped coffee and returned to Postum, with both noting better digestion and vitality. Other locals, Mrs Caffrey and Mrs Webb, also credit Postum with benefits after abandoning coffee.

Husband Postum E. Webb Parker St Auburn, N. Y

Boston Seeks Canada Trade Pact Amid Bipartisan Push

McKinley era debates over reciprocal trade with Canada rise as Boston merchants, led by Elwyn G. Preston, press for a tariff accord. Supporters cite potential growth for the port and millions in yearly Canadian trade, while Gloucester fishers and coal interests resist any deal that might lower New England commerce.

United States Boston New England Canada Elwyn G. Preston Chamber of Commerce Robert H. Upham Canadian Club Massachusetts Florida California Hazard Stevens Free Trade League Liberal Party McKinley Washington Great Britain Congress Maritime Provinces St. Lawrence Osborne Howes Ottawa Howes Boards of Trade Gloucester Fish Trade West Virginia Maryland Wisconsin Minnesota South Boston Fish Bureau Gloucester People Moody Hoar Gorman Beikins Joseph Bennett DeLong & Seaman Maritime Gloucester British Joint High Commission O. W. Blaney Herbert C. Hall J. C. Hall & Co

Pyramid Pile Cure touted as safe remedy for hemorrhoids

The Pyramid Drug Co of Marshall Michigan promotes Pyramid Pile Cure as a harmless fifty cent treatment that instantly eases pain and irritation and gradually cures piles without surgery. It claims to act on nerves and blood vessels to restore normal condition and warns against neglect leading to fistula or other serious problems.

Pyramid Drug Co Marshall, Mich

Tammany Associates Ball Set for April 18 in South Boston

The Tammany Associates of Ward 14 met at Dorchester street rooms to hear the annual ball report. President William J. Coleman and aides coordinate a social season highlight for South Boston. Prominent members include Alderman Joseph J. Norton ex Senator John B. Baldwin ex Councilman George A. Donahoe Hon William S. McNary Councilmen J F O Hare and John J Teevans. The ball is scheduled for Bethesda Hall South Boston Patriots eve.

Tammany Associates Ward 14 Dorchester Street South Boston William J. Coleman Corps of Aids Joseph J. Norton John B. Baldwin George A. Donahoe Willam S. McNary J. F. O’hare John J. Teevans Bethesda Hall Patriots

Messenger boys protest Boston post office changes

Boston messenger boys plan a meeting to oppose Postmaster Hibbard's plan to replace their special delivery with substitutes. The move will affect about fifty central staff and four in Back Bay, with annual earnings over 15000 dollars at stake.

Boston Special Delivery Messendomst Hibbard Back Bay South End Central Post Office Greater Boston Philip A. Pargo Temple Street Mattapan Post Special Preezer

Bigelow Evening School Grants Sixty-Three Diplomas

The Bigelow Evening School held its graduation last night with a varied program including violin, readings, dances, songs, sketches, and a harmonica act. A total of sixty three diplomas were awarded to graduates such as Joseph F. Kelleher Daniel A. Travers Allen D. J. Doyd Walter C. Bliss and many others followed by a ice cream and cake collation.

Bigelow Evening School Mr. Howard Messrs. Norton and Cavanaugh Jennie de Haan Joseph F. Kelleher Daniel A. Travers Allen D. J. Doyd Walter C. Bliss George J. Thompson James B. Fitzgerald John A. F. Doyd Michael L. Connolly Richard A. Lane John L. Barrett Thomas F. Rielly John Cooney James J. Flynn Francis A. Hayes Ere J. Kiressner Thomas Hgers Ohn Weney Michael Mulkern William J. Baker Thomas A. van James H. Sheehan James J. Brady James P. de John J. Ring John C. McMullin John J. Drummey Arles C. J. McDonald Margaret F. Adley Margaret A. Keene Frances A. Breen Mary J. McMullen Katherine F. Burke Nnne J. McDonough Phoebe F. Cook Anna E. Mealy Mary E. Corcoran M. Alice Meehan Mary A. Coyne Frances I. Melvin Delia Cummings Rosella Metz Anna E. Donaher Sadie Moran Carlotta W. Donegan Antonia C. Panitsky Martha Dorman Mary Quinn Lillian G. Esler Margaret L. Reddington Josephine G. Fitzgerald Mary E. Rogers Nora T. Flaherty Victoria Skierski Katherine E. Foley Jennie Lellman Erminie F. Gardetto Elizabeth Stanley Mary T. Greene Margaret L. Sullivan Nellie V. Hartnett Nora A. Walsh Mary G. Holland Eilen T. Whitty

Worcester to Entertain President When He Comes

President McKinley will visit Worcester as Senator Hoar’s guest on the late June dates. The city will host an official reception with the Board of Trade assisting and an immense Mechanics Hall banquet planned. Mayor O Connell and Senator Hoar arranged the preliminaries in City Hall with President Fowler and others.

Worcester President McKinley Senator Hoar Board of Trade Mechanics’ Hall Mayor O'Connell City Hall Fowler T. C. Mendenhall H. F. Harris Hoar O’connell Middletown Wesleyan Boston Harvard

Army to equip Krag rifles with new sight and clip

Washington March 22 The ordnance department plans to outfit all Krag Jorgensen rifles with a new sight after extensive tests. A devised clip promises to raise rapidity of fire to approach that of other magazine rifles.

Washington Orderance Department the Army Develony

Masse Family Marks Silver Wedding Anniversary in Boston Home

Mr and Mrs Max Masse celebrated their silver wedding at their Robin Hood street residence with decorated rooms and a large guest list. Masse, a Hamburg born hardware merchant active in German American circles, was joined by seven children and many relatives including Mrs Nathan Cobe and Mrs Isidor Masse among others.

Max Masse Robin Hood Street Masse Hamburg Germany Boston Turn Verein Germania Lod F. & A. M Hermann Lodge I Nathan Sallinger Marion Blume Alex. Masse New York Moses. Berger Samuel Friedlander Charles Yeretsky W. A. Blumenthal David Banasch Ira Panasch Kelterborn

Malden District Court Holds Darlington for Grand Jury

Chick L Darling ton of Melrose faced a district court ruling after two women testified to alleged marriages. Hattie Bell Darlington said she wed him in Hudson New York on December 22 1896 and lived with him for weeks. Judge Bruce deemed the marriage likely and held him for grand jury in 1000 bail until June 6, with custody at Cambridge jail.

Malden Chick L. Darlington Melrose District Court Bruce Hattie Bell Darlington Rhinebeck N. Y Darlington Hudson Hattie Bell Marnee Annie Rich Waltham Miss Bell New York Cambridge

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