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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1903
Page
2
George I. Harding assigns Michael Drew a sales position at the W. C. Loftus Co. with focus on clothing uniforms regalia and paraphernalia for Irish societies. Drew will meet his many friends in the new military department.
The Boston Fusilier Veterans and allied groups marked the 116th annual memorial services with a parade from Kearsarge Veterans rooms to the Second Universalist Church on Columbus Avenue. Major Gillespie led the line as bands and uniforms from American and British units joined in the procession. After sermons by Rev. Roblin and a closing roll call, the day concluded with taps and a march back to the armory, followed by an afternoon city march and an evening banquet at the American House.
A special Senate committee will begin hearings into charges of corruption tied to lobbyists who influence votes for corporate and individual interests. The session opens amid speculation over Raymond charges and possible new allegations against a second senator.
Democratic leaders debate backing Alderman Lomasney for the city committee presidency. Key wards and allies signal mixed support while others like McNary oppose. Majority hinges on alliances across Wards 1 through 24 and influence from Welcher Donovan and Doyle.
The article urges spring cleansing of the kidneys with Dr Pettingill's Kidney-Wort Tablets that contain no alcohol. It warns against liquid alcoholic remedies and explains how to spot kidney trouble by urine color odor and quantity. It emphasizes immediate action to protect kidney health and warns that alcohol-based potions can cause further harm.
A bronze statue of a German soldier, cast from a Sedan cannon by Professor Albert M. Wolf, will be unveiled at Hillside Cemetery on Decoration Day under the Central League of the Veterans and Soldiers of the German Army. The German ambassador and numerous German-American delegations are expected to attend.
Six Alderman George Holden Winkham will address the City Point Catholic Association on Friday evening May 22 at the clubhouse on East Fourth Street. He will discuss the political and financial impact of trusts on the country.
Cold Cure relieves head nose throat and lungs quickly. A 25 cent vial claims to break up colds and prevent grip bronchitis and pneumonia. Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure targets indigestion and stomach trouble. Munyon's Kidney Cure reputedly restores kidney function even in serious cases.
Emily Crowton aged 51 wife of Joseph Crowton died May 9 at Attleboro. Funeral at Maple Grove Mt. Hope May 18 at 2 o clock with relatives invited. Catherine Ryder widow of Charles Ryder died May 9 in city aged 69. Funeral from 82 Dover Street Tuesday 8:89 and mass at Cathedral.
London May 11 The Times reports Timothy M Healy Nationalist MP for Louth north division will be called to the English bar.
May 10. A meeting between the special committee of employees and employers failed to settle the Chicago laundry strike and disruption of the employers association ranks is expected tomorrow.
The transformation picture by Boulay, a Paris artist, is on display at Shepard Norwell on Winter Street. The life size image of a Parisian countess in her box at the opera appears to vanish into a second scene in her home, changing robe and hair colors with minute detailing. This first American showing is free to the public and will run two weeks.
Oakley Park in Cincinnati prepares for a September Grand Circuit meeting with Ohio $5000 2:09 trotters and several 2:14 2:19 2:09 2:20 purse events. Stakes close June 1 with additional Horse Review events totaling $9000. Purses near $50,000 and heat payouts include $1009 for first, $000 for second, $250 for third plus $50 to third in first heat.
Montreal officials report the longshore men's strike is practically settled as talks concluded on May 10. The agreement ends a lengthy labor dispute affecting port operations in the city.
Advertiser touts Zema-Cura as a universal cure for eczema hives and skin diseases. A testimonial from W. W. McMemull en and list of druggists and locations are provided as proof and availability.
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