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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1903

Page

4

Massachusetts Senate Noise Over Bribery Allegations Ended

The Massachusetts Senate reviewed George J. Raymond's bribery charges linked to a bulk merchandise sale bill. The rules committee reported Raymond lied about any deal last year and urged no action. The chamber accepted the report 24 to 18, while demanding a sharper censure of unfair advertising methods.

Probate and Chancery Committee Committee On Rules Raymond Senate F. S. Hesseltine Cape Nye Suffolk William T. A. Fitzgerald Journal of the Senate George J. Raymond

Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Promoted By Doctor Endorsements

A physician reports using Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey in treating consumptive patients and other illnesses, claiming notable lung improvement and recovery. The ad touts wide hospital use, medical endorsements, non fusel content, and cautions buyers to seek the genuine product at $1.00 a bottle from Duffy Malt Whiskey Co.

Duffy William Hooker Vail M. D St. Louis Dr. Vail United States New York Duffy's Ola Duffy Malt Whiskey Co Rochester N. Y

New Great Seal Engraved in Philadelphia for U S Documents

May 6 Philadelphia expert heraldic engraver Max Zeitler begins work on a new Great Seal for official United States documents. Congress authorized Peirce to order a replacement from the original model. the old seal by Tiffany of New York is worn. Zeitler to carve on steel and hand tool the arms under guard for security until delivery to the State Department in Washington.

Philadelphia Max Zeitler United States Congress Peirce State Department Tiffany New York Zeitler Secret Service Washington

Boston Museum's Last Night Calmly Echoes Historic Farewell

The historic Boston Museum is expected to close with its final night on Monday June 1. The lease expires May 31 and an Empire Theatre stock company extra performance is planned for June 1 with proceeds to charity, likely Vincent Hospital. Efforts aim to gather as many former Museum stock members as possible.

Old Boston Messrs R. M. Field Rich, Harris Charles Frohman Empire Theatre Stock Company Vincent Hospital Old Museum Stock Company

May Lose a Leg After Train Collision in South Boston

Coleman Conley of South Boston suffered multiple fractures in his right foot when struck by an inbound freight train in the First Street yards yesterday afternoon. He was hospitalized at General Hospital with leg amputation feared.

Coleman Conley Boston First Street General Hospital

Paine's Celery Compound Claims Better Health for Women

A testimonial touts Paine's Celery Compound as a remedy for sleeplessness nervous prostration weakness and female ailments claiming it feeds the nerves replaces unhealthy blood and returns women to true womanhood. Mrs Jennie Harris of Marlow Indian Territory testifies one bottle eased long standing rheumatism kidney disease and female troubles.

Paine Union Jennie Harris Marlow

Senate votes to pass bill amid objections and indignant mood

McKinley Osgood Porter Pratt Sampson Seaver Soule Tufts Wallace 24 Senators listed. Absent or not voting Jones Chandler Nye. The Senate acted on the bill to which Mr. Raymond objected and passed it unanimously. Senators are so indignant over the matter that an investigation may be ordered.

Raymond Senate Committee On Probate and Chancery Sullivan, Apsey and Nye Boston Post Apsey McKinley Osgood Porter Pratt Sampson Seaver Soule Tufts Wallace Bemis Dillon Fos Ter Frost Gove Harvell MacInnis Nunroe Newell Nickerson Skinner Sullivan Jones Chandler Mr. Raymond

New Yorker Chloroformed and Robbed in Ponce

Charlies Jacobs a shoe salesman for A. J. Bates & Co. of New York was chloroformed in his bed at the Hotel Francis in Ponce on Monday night and robbed of a thousand dollars in cash jewelry and clothes. Eight hundred dollars in checks were found in the street, while two hundred dollars in gold and other items remain missing. Police on the island have been alerted.

San Juan P. R Ponce Charlies Jacobs A. J. Bates & Co New York Francis Jacobs Island

Harvard and Yale Agree on Athletics in Duel Cup

Springfield May 6 Harvard and Yale met for an athletic conference over the dual cup contest. Walter Camp presided. Yale was represented by J B Thomas and Duval, Harvard by Wendell Lightner Clark. The dual committee constitution was amended to remove eligibility authority from both colleges and place it under the new Harvard Yale athletic agreement.

Springfield Harvard Yale Walter Camp J. B. Thomas Mr. Duval B. J. Wendell W. T. Lightner W. C. Clark Camp

Thedmore Club Hosts Elegant East Boston Dance Night

The first dancing party by Thedmore Club of East Boston was held at Lyceum Hall last night. Congressman John A. Kelcher and Mrs. Thomas Giblin led the grand march for 100 couples, with a five-number concert preceding. About 400 guests attended among East Boston's social set, and twenty four young ladies served as aids.

Thedmore Club Boston Lyceum Hall John A. Kelcher Thomas Giblin

Soprano Wilma Dearborn Carter Performs Meridian Hall Recital

Last night in Meridian Hall fast Boston Mrs Wilma Dearborn Carter the celebrated soprano gave a recital assisted by Miss Adelaide Schofield contralto Mr Leon Van Vliet cello Miss Mildred Murray reader Mrs Jennie Russell Colpitt at the piano.

Meridian Hall Boston Wilma Dearborn Carter Adelaide Schofield Leon van Vliet Mildred Murray Jennie Russell Colpitt

Triscuit Promises Rich Red Blood Says Grocers

Common crackers dry up the blood yet Triscuit proclaims to make rich red blood. Grocers advise caution and urge buyers to verify claims before use.

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Massachusetts Senate M. J. Sullivan Albert 5. Apsey William A. Nye Senate Rules Committee Fitzgerald W. T. A. Fitzgerald Suffolk County Bar Hampden Star Chamber Bristol Norfolk Harrington Ilege Dyar Appleton Bagley Brackett Clarke Cole H. S. Fitzgerald Fletcher Gaylord Goff, Gore Heath How Harry Stuckley Maud Chunk Sterling Remedy Co Chicago N.Y Tam W.t.a. Fitz SEN BICL Charg State House Sen-Apsey Solons Skeered the Bogie Man Geacon Sen.bemis Harrington ON SEN. Sullivan Parole Boston Museum The Democratic City Committee Notman Martin M. Lomasney Post Gaston Collins New Yorker East Boston
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