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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1900

Page

5

Peruna Claimed as Universal Cure for Catarrh

An advertisement style feature touts Peruna as a universal remedy for chronic catarrh and related lung symptoms. It cites testimonials from Mrs. J. Benson of Seattle and J Louis Pfau Jr of Chicago, and notes widespread belief in Peruna's efficacy along with a free book offer from The Peruna Medicine Co.

Leander J. Thomas Albert Lea Minn Peruna Medicine Co Peruna Clara Thomas J. Benson Seattice Wash Benson Guardian Grand Circle, Women of Woodcraft Seattle Pacific Coast J. Louis Pfau, Jr Times - Herald Chicago Hartman Peruna Medicine ‘Co Columbus Ohio

The Disappearing Brick of Park Street Tales

A long reminiscence recalls the Park Street disappearing brick marked J A G and other famed bricks. The piece retells legends of bricks that vanish and reappear, including jokey games and mischief by a milkman and a jealous neighbor, with curious inscriptions like God is love.

Painter barely survives fall on Dorchester roof spikes

John W. Roach of Brookline was working on a Columbia road Dorchester ridge when he slipped and dangled above water drain spikes. He swung for moments until coworkers lowered a ladder and pulled him to safety.

John W. Roach Brookline Columbia Road Dorchester

Lowell Seeks Second Jackson President Nomination

Rev William Waldof Jackson Jr a Lowell preacher turned candidate claims the nation yearns for the second Jackson He sells photographs of Our Next President to fund his rail fare and touts a self written platform favoring gold expansion protective tariffs and merit based public service His headquarters are in his hat and he plans to attend the Philadelphia convention if funds allow

Lowell Ben Butler Jackson William, Waldof,Jackson, Jr Butler Old New Hamp Shire Philadelphia United States Globe Pacific Ocean Orient Saree Pariotian Alvancing Clrtion

Mystery brick on Park Street traced to James A. Gray

The Post learns bricks on a Park Street sidewalk are made by James A. Gray of Saco Maine and bear his initials JAG on one side. Some bricks with the initials appear irregularly and vanish, with residents reporting inconsistency and even a woman claiming second sight led to a trance near Park and Tremont streets.

Park Street J A G Post James A. Gray Saco

Neighbor Sues Over Break In and Damages

A strategic neighbor sued for breaking and entering and alleged intent to the door. The court awarded substantial damages to the plaintiff. Beware of the white brick.

Ambassador White Awaiting Washington Guidance on Meat Bill

Berlin May 2 United States Ambassador White says he has not yet received instructions from Washington on whether to protest the amended meat inspection bill. He will act only after Bundesrath approval and the Emperor's confirmation. The German Butchers' Association has protested the measure and urged Bundesrath approval.

Berilin United States White Washington Associated Press Bundesrath William German Butchers’ Association Bundesrath Pat

Censure for Water Board Potentially Dismissed

A special committee reports likely ousting Metropolitan Water Board members H. H. Sprague H. P. Walcott and Wilmot R. Evans after an inquiry prompted by Representative Walsh and Governor Crane. Proposals include merging the board into another state commission and extending private corporate laws to public bodies. The panel plans a mild censure for contract practices and shanties while pursuing broader reform.

Metropolitan Water Board H. H. Sprague H. P. Walcott Wilmot R. Evans David I. Walsh Clinton Crane Water Board Walsh Public Service Committee Sewerage and Park Commissions

Sprague Jury Convenes in Murder Case at South Berwick

The coroner's jury in the Sprague murder case resumes tomorrow at 9 a.m. Sheriffs Miles of Saco and Spencer of Berwick have three new witnesses. The meeting is expected to be final and a report will be made on whether they can name the murderer.

South Berwick Sprague Miles Saco Spencer Berwick

Fifteen Patrolmen Named for Promotion List

Superintendent Eldridge announced the list of fifteen patrolmen eligible for promotion to sergeant, from a field of eighteen exam entrants. Top names include JM. H. Crowley of Station 6, Albert Moran seventh, Gustaf Gustafson twelfth, with the largest group from Station 4. Other ranked officers include R. J. Newe, R. F. Quirk, C. B. Brazer, W. H. Allen, EB. Butters, J.B. Driscoll, J. F. Dobbyn, J. F. Hanrahan, J. W. Riordan, W. F. Rubens, EB. G. Maguire, and J. W. Pyne.

Eldridge Lst JM. H. Crowley Station 6 Albert Moran Gustaf Gustafson Station 4 R. J. Newe R. F. Quirk C. B. Brazer W. H. Allen EB. Q. Butters J.B. Driscoll J. F. Dobbyn J. F. Hanrahan J. W. Riordan W. F. Rubens EB. G. Maguire J. W. Pyne

Police Transfers Face City Department Shakeup After Licenses

The Police Board plans transfers to move division heads from outlying stations to key city posts after license work winds down. The first general order will affect captains only, with later action likely to promote minor officers and retire long‑located officials.

Police Board Pemberton Square Police Larry Cain Station 4 Lagrange Street

Brookline High School Class of 1900 Dance

A Brookline High School class of 1900 dance drew a large Boston Newtons and Brookline crowd to Shaler Hall last evening. The hall featured school colors and plants. dancing lasted until midnight. Matrons Mrs. George W. Quinsler Mrs. J Willard Tuckerman and Mrs. E P Eliot oversaw the event. ushers were Holwill Tuckerman Marshall and Strickland from the senior class.

Boston Newtons Brookline Brookline High School Shaler Hall George W. Quinsler J. Willard Tuckerman E. P. Eliot

United States Demands Suppression of Boxers in China

United States actions in China push for suppression of the Boxers, the secret society blamed for massacre of Christians. State Department instructs Minister Conger to demand prompt stamp out orders and protection for Americans, aligning with European powers but not joining a concerted action.

Washington United States China Conger State Department

Japan and China Protest Inoculation Policy in San Francisco

Tokyo and Beijing lodge strong protest over compulsory anti plague serum inoculation for Japanese and Chinese residents in San Francisco. They demand equal treatment with Caucasians and warn against discrimination while supporting general public health measures.

San Francisco Washington Keizero Nabeshim

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Board OF Health DR. Leander J. Thomas The Dr. Thomas Albert Lea, Minn Dr. Hartman Chief Guard Relief Corps Robson Post Pfau the Central Trust CO Mrs. Thomas Relief Corps Grand Army of the Republic Minnesota Guardian Grand Circle Women OF Woodcraft Josephine Benson Peruna Medicine. Co J. Louis. Pfau, JR Central Trust Co Dwight Street John. W. Roach Campaign Fund Small William Waldof Jackson William W. Jackson, JR MckKinley Massachusetts New Hampshire Granite State Joe’ Bickford Mr. Bickford Mr. Jackson Bryan Captain Kidd Sprague Jury Douglas Shoe Co Ow. Waw W. L. Douglas Berreel Young Abe Pipi Apa Summer ‘St Cor Lical Washington ST Essex Court ST Cor. Howard City Hall Ave Sono Donger Japan Finn George F. Finn John Z. Crowley Division
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