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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1900
Page
2
The text praises the Pyramid Pile Cure as a nationally reputed remedy for piles. It argues it outshines rivals, promises relief on first use, and offers a painless, affordable treatment sold by druggists at 50 cents for use at night.
Preparations for the Ancient Order of Hibernians big parade in the city are nearing completion. A meeting of state officers county presidents and delegates from Massachusetts will gather at the A C H headquarters at the Quincy House tonight to finalize plans. County returns indicate strong state division representation and the parade is to start promptly with divisions in place by Saturday night. The election of the national president is a focus with State President J Slattery favored. Ladies will be admitted to the May 9 banquet in the Mechanical Building.
In the Sharon accident of August 21, 1898, the Superior Court awarded first damages totaling 27000. James A. Fitzpatrick received 11000 against the New York New Haven Hartford railroad while his niece Mary Fitzpatrick, a minor, was awarded 1000.
The body of Fa wardee, age unknown, was found in the Saco River this morning. He had been missing since Tuesday and is believed to have gone for a swim and suffered cramps.
Motorman Scott of the Lynne and Boston line was discharged in Chelsea District Court by Judge Bosson. He had been charged with manslaughter in the death of Charlies Goldstein of Everett, struck by his car on Sunday afternoon, April 15.
Police Commission office swarmed with men seeking news on liquor license denials. Commissioners refused to release the names of dealers whose licenses were held up.
An informal gathering of wholesale butter and egg dealers of the city was held at the Quincy House last evening. Dinner was served at 7 p.m. About 100 dealers were present.
Washington May 3 the House passed the Nicaraguan canal bill by 225 to 3 after a stormy debate. Hepburn condemned Cannon as a liar during a riotous quarrel that disrupted the chamber. A motion to recommit failed 62 to 171 as Cannon and Burton faced strong opposition.
The May 2 sundry civil bill under the appropriations committee chaired by Moody lists Massachusetts items. Boston Postoffice and sub-treasury receive 176000, Marine Hospital 4500, Long Island Headlight 94500, Gloucester fish station 4200, Woods Hole fish station 5700, and improving Boston Harbor 460000.
Manila May 2 6 p m A report grows Aguinaldo may be dead with no proof he lives since Major March quit the chase in the Benquet Mountains. Tinio believes Aguinaldo alive could contact him. The Sultan of Sulu sails to Singapore likely to protest American tariff action seen as violating 1877 treaty shielding Sulu free trade.
The Harvard Democratic Club at Massachusetts Hall Cambridge elected a six member undergraduate committee and adopted a platform opposing imperialism condemning the Republicans war conduct and supporting Filipino conciliation and eventual independence It urged free trade for Porto Rico extended civil service reform a stronger navy and reform of the currency while opposing a large standing army and the Han na Payne subsidy bill
Perry of New York and Harvard ran from the Touraine Hotel to Massachusetts Avenue via Public Garden and Common in 8 minutes 2 seconds before about 500 students. Bets were made with classmates that he could not beat nine minutes. He was wheeled into a carriage after finishing and said he would donate all winnings to the junior crew.
Pat Donovan led Weld to victory in a fast final club race on the Charles River yesterday afternoon. Weld set a course record with a 9m 218s time, as the Weld first crew beat Newell and Weld second by decisive margins amid smooth water and favorable wind.
C D Wadsworth, 14, wins horse vaulting prize as Rothwell clears 6 ft 4 in for the high jump in class one. Rothwell fails early but impresses with a 6 ft 4 in clearance after two tries. Williams captains lead a 23 to 16 victory in the battle ball game.
An old advertisement touts Dr Hallock’s Wonderful Electric Pills as a cure for nervous debility fatigue dizziness and weak nerves. Priced at 1 per box or 6 for 5 with delivery to drug stores or by mail from Boston Massachusetts.
Worcester May 2 Holy Cross defeated Manhattan 6 to 3 in a strong fielding show. The game featured sharp plays from both sides with Holy Cross tallying 11 hits to Manhattan's 8 and committing 2 errors to Manhattan's 3. Batteries Carney Brennan Ferry Agnew.
In the main bout Billy Gardner of Lowell defeated Billy Barrett of New York after two preliminaries at the Isoteric Club last evening. About 600 spectators attended.
Frescoat is promoted as the best grade calcinine for painters and decorators. It is sold in white and eight tints, ready to mix in cold hot or warm water. It beautifies ceilings and walls of houses schools and churches and is used on factory interiors as a cold water paint that is fire proof. Insist on its use.
At Dyker Meadow Golf Club in New York on May 2, Harry Vardon defeated George Low to win the 27th hole and break the course record by 4 strokes. The English champion built an early lead, then surged past Low, finishing 10 up with 9 to play as a large crowd followed the drama.
The Oakley team defeated Concord Golf Club yesterday at Watertown to take the first win in the series. Miss Keyes defaulted to Miss Mackey while Miss Gertrude Wiske of Concord and Miss Harriet Curtis of Oakley produced an engaging duel. Watertown players led overall with 16 holes won to 2 amid excellent course conditions.
Mrs Chas W Harry claims she cured her husband without his knowledge by mixing a remedy into his coffee and food. The report notes the alleged method and urges readers to consider the substance used and its effects.
Mrs Chas W Harry of 920 York St Newport Ky endures years of disgrace suffering and privation caused by her husband's drinking problem and now seeks a fresh start through community support and resilience.
The club plans to open a larger course by June 1 with six extra holes on Telegraph Hill beyond the government reservation. Officers for the year include President Warren M. Witing Secretary Frank L. Dunne Treasurer William Fleming Executive Committee Warren M. Whitney T. E. Jacobs Henry B. Grew 2d Green Committee Warren M. Whitney F. H. Jeffrey J. J. Souther W. K. Farrington J. H. Wood
The Brookline Country Club defeated the Brae Burn Club of Newton 3 to 0 on the old nine hole course. Miss Welles led the home team with a 14 up win over Mrs. Cole, supported by L A Welles 14, Alice Sargent 7, and Frank Bemis 8. Brae Burn's Mrs A D Cobb Leonard Fowle and Margaret Cobb all failed to win their matches.
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