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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1890

Page

9

Dr Greene Nervura Nervous System Tonic Ad

An old time advertisement touts Dr Greene's Nervura as a radical nerve strengthener and universal tonic. Claims include pure vegetable ingredients, harmless composition, and no poisonous drugs. Markets the product as a blood booster, liver and bowels regulator, with free consultation from Dr Greene at Temple Place Boston and mail-in case descriptions.

Greene Temple Place Boston Mass

Adams Speaks on Revision of Rates and Railway Traffic

Charles Francis Adams president of the Union Pacific arrives in Chicago from a rate dispute with Chicago and Northwestern over proposed rate changes. He says the issue is between the lines, not shippers, and that traffic protection arrangements exist with eastern connections. He notes earnings losses due to crowded eastern shops and predicts October earnings around four to five million dollars, with capacity strains 30 percent above available capacity. A Hungarian reporter, Jose Gyorfi, during Archduke Lud wig and Archduchess Maria Theresa visit to Kis Tapolosany, attempted to interview them. He was refused, offended, and later accosted and thrown from a staircase by attendants.

Charles Francis Adams Union Pacific Railroad Chicago Union Pacific Omaha Chicago & Northwestern Adams Wall Street Jose Gyorfi Archduke Ludwig Maria Theresa Kis-Tapolosany Gyorfi Mata Theresa Verhans Lik Gyorti Count Schaangotsch States and Territories Montana Colorado Arizona Utah Nevada Idaho Alaska Onsie Oregon California Porter Chcaco Morrison Blaine Garfield Ways and Means McKinley Congress Democratic Party Republican

School for Scandal opens season at Museum with star cast

The Museum presents the old comedy with Barron as Sir Peter Clarke as Lady Teazle Eben Plympton as Charles Surface Davenport as Joseph Surface Wilson as Crabtree Addison as Mrs Candour Acres as Maria. Advance sales for this and future performances are very strong and indicate a successful revival series.

School For Scandal Mr. Barron Sir Peter Miss Clarke Lady Teazle Eben Plympton Charles Surface Mr. Davenport Joseph Surface Mr. Wilson Crabtree Miss Addison Field

Census Bulletin Reports U S Population Rise From 1870 to 1880

The twelfth census bulletin, issued in Washington, presents U S population figures for June 1, 1880, excluding white persons in Indian Territory and Alaska. It shows 62,480,540 people and 12,524,757 increase from 1870, with 24.57 percent growth. Omitted southern data inflated earlier rates. corrections suggest real growth closer to 25 percent, with immigration affecting natural increase.

United States Indian Territory Alaska Francis A. Walker South Carolina Walker South Atlantic North Atlantic

A Tour Through the New South Planned by Raymond Whitcomb

Boston travelers await a December excursion covering New York Washington Harper's Ferry Luray Caverns Roanoke Middlesboro Knoxville Rome Atlanta Anniston Birmingham Fort Payne Chattanooga Lookout Mountain Huntsville Cincinnati Niagara Falls Descriptive circular available. Also notices on California trips bargains at Paine’s Furniture and Middlesboro work prospects for masons and builders and S S Pierce cigars price note.

New South Virginia Tennessee Kentucky Georgia Alabama Messrs Raymond & Whitcomb Boston New York Washington, D. C Harper's Ferry Luray Caverns Roanoke

The Fisherman Trade and Market Report Highlights

The weekly fish market shows mackerel weak, codfish firmer, fresh fish scarce, and sardines strong. Prices for mackerel, herring, salmon, and other fish types are listed with imports from Ireland and Canada. Weather disrupted fishing, while demand remains steady for canned and fresh seafood, with notable figures for barrels and boxes across species.

Florida Damaiia Georges Ecdfish Shore Flemish Cape Dry Bank Nova Scotia Phillips Beach Haddock Hake Labrador Herrin Newfoundland Sound Eastport California Ireland Prince Edward Island Bay Norway Boston Fish Bureau New England Psec West Indies San Francisco Alaska Columbia Boston Esau Gloucester

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