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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1892
Page
5
An offer promises a free case of Murdoch's Liquid Food to any consumptive patient who has undergone medical treatment for three months without relief, aiming to demonstrate the product's potential benefit.
A drug advert promises a free trial of Murdock's Liquid Food to paralysis and consumption patients, claiming high success rates from over three thousand hospital operations, minimal death loss, and lasting benefit without adverse reaction. It asserts superiority over substitutes and urges inquiries.
Cape Cod Maritime Ship Canal Company bill defeated in the House, 28 yeas to 165 nays, amid charges of insufficient hearings. O Neill proposes a gas price regulation bill allowing city gas monopolies with a $1 per 1000 feet cap for 20 candle power, plus adjustments for higher power and city tax credits. Senate actions include a Boston city hall land grab and election transparency measures moving to third reading.
Payson E. Tucker, receiver of the Fraternal Circle, filed a partial report in Superior Court. Chief Justice Mason issued an order of notice returnable June 7. The receiver seeks instructions on handling money from assessments dated Sep 23 to Oct 21 and whether refusal to pay affects certificate holders. The order's assets amount to 529,404 with 21 suits pending.
A regular meeting ordered basement use at Harvard Grammar Schoolhouse as ward room in Ward 5. The Webster Street East HIlgton primary schoolhouse to be surrendered to City Council. Superintendent election slated for next meeting. Nominations to report supervisors for vote. Annual school festival set for Saturday July 2, 1802. Superintendent's annual report submitted and accepted.
The Temple Choral Union invites singers with gospel hymn aptitude to join and attend a rehearsal next Wednesday evening May 25 at 7 30 p m in Tremont Temple chapel 88 Tremont Street. Free instruction and special advantages offered to new members. Herman P Cheins, Director.
On May 24 the Senate reconsidered a vote on Citizens' Bank of Louisiana claim and debated a treaty aliens bill as Mr Morgan argued. A joint resolution to proclaim a 400th anniversary general holiday was placed on the calendar. In the House, rivers and harbors and Sundry Civil Appropriation bills advanced, with Nantucket lightship funding ruled out of order and the committee rising after partial consideration.
In Municipal Criminal Court Judge Ely fined 31 restaurant keepers for selling milk below standard. Frank J. Organ pleaded guilty and William Walsh pleaded nolo contendere, each fined $10, with $2000 bonds for superior court appeal alongside George Mason listed at No Gir Leverett street. Several others fined $50 to $100 and held for appeal. many cases continued.
The closing week of the Kimball Union Academy in Meriden New Hampshire will feature a reunion of the alumni and formal dedication of the new academy building. The program lists June 12 a baccalaureate sermon June 13 exams June 14 forenoon exams and dedication June 14 afternoon alumni meeting June 15 class exercises and June 16 graduation.
Andrew W. Ferris and Martha Sharp were married in the city on May 20 by Rev. R. M. Hunt. A. Henry Hall of Boston married Miss Mary M Curry in Jaffray New Hampshire on May 23. she is the niece of Dr. Elizabeth C. Keller of Jamaica Plain Mass.
Death notices from East Boston Roxbury and nearby areas record Peter Eldridge Harriet Inches John Lyons Catharine Martin Mary Murphy Annie Salis ary Ernest Nelson age 18 months Daniel Whitehead Newell Bowden Barton Bailey Sarah C Cogswell Marie Lockhart Lucena Russell Jennie Tyler Stephen Wardwell and others with ages ranging from infants to 87 in May deaths across cities including Boston Roxbury Cambridgeport Worcester Bradford and Braintree providing names relations and dates of passing
An advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion cod liver oil as tasteless and efficient. It explains tiny oil droplets are glycerin coated, similar to sugar coating in pills, with added hypophosphites for a tonic effect. Free book on careful living offered by Scott & Bowx, chemists in New York. Prices listed per bottle.
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