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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1900
Page
5
Guarantee promises from a foundry for Household Ranges. Claims include first class quality, one year fire crack protection, good baking, fuel economy, using pure pig iron, operation with adequate chimney draft, roasting without turning, and fewer repairs than other ranges.
The Tremont Temple auditorium hosted the annual Unitarian festival with 110 banquet attendees. Senator George F Hoar proposed The Queen God Bless Her England God Keep Her which drew cheers along with remarks on universal brotherhood and peace.
Constantinople reports the Sultan orders the greater part of the navy mobilized. Eight front line ships to be readied, including the battleship Messoudiyet and cruiser Hamidiyeh, with numerous older vessels and coastal defenses. Britain notes U.S. Navy plans to deter Turkey with the Albany Baltimore and Detroit ready for sea in the Mediterranean.
A Massachusetts Bicycle Club gathering honored Senators and Representatives with a late reception at the club house. Speakers including John Bleiler and Charles H. Innes praised the anti lantern and baggage bills as fair and timely, with attendees noting ongoing municipal road improvements and asphalt strip plans.
A garbled page fragment argues about blood poisoning from intestinal microbes and brain effects tied to liver health. It promotes Cascarets as a remedy and mentions misunderstood notions about health, with stray lines about politics and park rules amid the chaotic text.
The annual banquet of the Retail Clothing Men's Association was held last night at the Hotel Thorndike. About forty members and invited guests enjoyed the post-prandial exercises. An eye of welcome was extended by A. Daly. Addresses were delivered by Parskins Cates and Look.
The new expert ordnance machinist position for repairs of pneumatic machinery at Vesuvius is filled by R. Thayer of Boston. Secretary Len approved the appointment after exams. Salary set at 3.76 per day. Summer readers offered articles and notices from The Post and local stationery firms Thorp & Marti remain current.
Washington reports that Abdul Hamid has ordered eight warships to be placed into active service, surprising officials who believed Turkey lacked a sizable naval force. Senators and Representatives express astonishment at the sudden mobilization.
Senator Hoar introduces Professor Boros of Hungary and lauds Hungary’s patriot Kossuth tour. Speakers praise American assimilation of diverse groups and urge Unitarians to engage world issues. A committee is named to form an international liberal Christian council while the 73rd Unitarian Sunday School Society anniversary is celebrated in Lorimer Hall.
Marblehead May 2 report states Benjamin F. Bond drowned himself amid despondency, the probable cause assigned for the death by his own action.
A Newton May 24 letter from Mrs. Taylor in this city reveals her son Clarenge in Mindanao reporting a dawn attack on April 7 at the Cathedral with about 1200 Filipino assailants. He notes three U.S. soldiers killed and ten wounded, with sixty four enemy dead, and details violence including desecration of bodies.
The article reports Mr and Mrs Bird observing their tin wedding anniversary at their home on a city avenue. Local guests including Mr Charles Olcott and a group of singers attended. The evening featured messages and remembrances as they marked ten years of marriage.
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