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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1903
Page
6
Mrs Murrell of North Asbury Park New Jersey credits Paine's Celery Compound with restoring her health after chronic back pain weariness and nervousness. She reports immediate relief after half a bottle and full recovery after two bottles with lasting improvement and renewed energy.
Preparations for the dedication of General Joseph Hooker’s monument proceed with an extensive honorary committee and invited leaders from Massachusetts and national offices. The procession will feature regular army and navy detachments, veteran groups, and a two-part ceremony including an unveiling at dawn, a parade, and evening events at Mechanics Hall.
The Rev. W G Read Mullen preached at St Valentine’s Total Abstinence and Literary Society in the Church of the Immaculate basement. After the address more than 49 signatures were added to the society roster for admission. Sermons are delivered on the second Friday each month.
London reports Russia reoccupied New Chwang and fortified the Liao River forts signaling defiance to the powers. Britain fears war with Japan and hopes the United States will join a protest while Russian buildup in Manchuria continues and new drill grounds are established near Shan Hai Wwan.
The St Marys Church Choir Association held a reunion and banquet at the Young Mens Association hall on Cooper Street with 50 members. The event featured a quartet and was attended by clergy led by Rev J A Gorman among others, with a large list of attendees and a postconcert dance to conclude.
The event featured the Federal Orchestra providing music and was praised as the most delightfully enjoyable gathering ever held by the association.
The appellate division of the New York Supreme Court unanimously sustains a jury verdict for Mrs. William Leys against the New York Central railroad. Leys, widow of a man killed in a tunnel accident about a year and a half ago, sought $250000. the jury awarded $100000 with costs and interest totaling roughly six to eight thousand dollars.
Chief Uhler of the steamboat inspection service will investigate the Saginaw wreck off Hog Island Virginia after a collision with the Hamilton of the Old Dominion line. The inquiry will focus on the vessel conditions and equipment involved in the sinking.
Elwell P. Sweet, a longtime Bath ship builder who began vessels at Arrowsic at age 23, died in his 81st year of pneumonia. He moved to Bath in 1858, ran a store for years, and left two sons and two daughters.
Thousands attend funeral service for William McNally the young fireman who died from burns while attempting to rescue a man at a tenement house fire last Sunday. United States Navy sailors and other firemen joined local mourners in paying respects.
The notice catalogues multiple drug stores and pharmacists including WALKER RINTELS DRUG CO Dewey Sy L EF BRADBURY Beach St Harrison Ave H PUTNAM 31 School St 1631 and 2121 Washington C F EATON 160 Friend St KLIEM S corner Tremont and Boylston ESSEX PHARMACY 637 Washington St listing sellers and locations.
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