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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1901
Page
2
A promotional appeal urges women to use Dr Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy to prevent aging marks and nervous distress. Customer Mrs May Craig of Crowland Ontario shares relief after two bottles, crediting better sleep and regained energy, with Dr Greene offering free advice from Boston.
William M Payne 61 of 212 Dimwood street Roxbury lies critically ill at City Hospital after being found on Centre street with a head bruise. Doctors say a cerebral hemorrhage may have resulted from a fall or an assault. No robbery signs. Payne’s condition is listed as dangerous with uncertain recovery. PBS MOVIES INC reports Albert B Cummins the Republican candidate for Iowa Governor ends campaign in snowbound meeting. Analysts predict Republican votes up to 10 percent due to heavy snow. Cummins projected lead around 77,000. Democratic leaders expect a lower Republican plurality and more Democratic county officers. Thomas J Phillips of Ottumwa seeks Governor for Democrats.
In Lynn on November 4 Elizabeth Knox faced court over a charge of poisoning 37 neighbor’s hens. The case was not decided. Also on November 4 Ernet Orth, a Randolph cigar maker, reportedly committed death by own action.
Miss Dorothy Flynn daughter of Oklahoma delegate D F Flynn created buzz in Washington Society. She once drew in the famed land lottery without a prize and is now rumored to be engaged. Her Washington home features an Indian relic collection and an Indian room that amazes guests.
Columbus vote decides state officers and all Legislature seats with senators Foraker and Hanna loudly on stage. No holdovers. two year terms mean fresh contest for governor and future candidacy for Dick. Bet odds favor Republicans. key counties Cleveland Cuyahoga Franklin key in legislative outcome.
In Nebraska, November 4, weather varies across the state and voters face a light turnout. Republican chairman Lindsay urges stronger turnout to elect Judge Sedgwick, while Democrat vice-chairman Scott and Populist chair De France predict a fusion win. Projections estimate Sedgwick around 94,000 with Hollenbeck near 109,000 and total votes between 200,000 and 205,000 for the head of the ticket. Only the state Supreme Court justice and two state university regents are on the ballot.
In Denver both major parties claim confidence ahead of tomorrow's vote. Democrats control several county offices but sheriff backs Republicans, reportedly planning many deputy tasers at polls. Democrats on fire and police boards have a large force of special policemen to counteract. A prior sheriff deputy clash left casualties, raising fear of renewed trouble at the polls.
The Right Rev. Mer. Couaty announces the consecration as titular bishop of Samoa will be held at Baltimore Cathedral on Sunday, November 24. The move reflects a decision to relocate the ceremony from its original location.
Driver Thomas N. Honey of Brookline engine No 1 lies at Massachusetts General Hospital after a runaway fire wagon crash on Reser voir Hill. He clung to the reins as his team crashed, with one foot amputated and the other possibly to follow, while fellow firefighter William J. Fitzgerald freed him. Honey urged help for the horses, saying he would return, and neighbors recall a heroic effort as Brookline pursues the mystery of the false alarm with no arrests yet.
A roundup of injuries from yesterday includes W. W. Plummer cutting his right wrist at Second Street East Boston after a truck accident and six stitches. H. Learned injured at the Ames Building in Lynn after a hand caught in an elevator door. Donald Donahue impaled on a hook. Hugh McDonald with a crushed foot from a falling beam. Alexander Stewart narrowly escaped fatal brick fall while working on Beach Street. James H. Sullivan injured himself cleaning a revolver at Weeks’s drug store. William Larkin fell from a wagon breaking his left arm. Charles C. Glover dislocated his knee crossing Broadway Extension. Annie Seelon fell at home breaking her hip. Edwin W. Bates suffered a probable skull fracture after a fall at 639 Atlantic Avenue. all transported to City Hospital or Emergency Hospital as noted.
In annual session of the New York University council Miss Helen Miller Gould was elected president of the women's advisory committee. The action occurred as part of the university’s annual meeting.
London and much of the United Kingdom faced a record fog that halted ships and trains, paralyzed traffic in central areas like Trafalgar Square and Parliament, caused hundreds of vehicle collisions, closures of theatres, robberies, and near-miss train incidents. Newsboys used papers as torches and lanterns were scarce as fog lingered into night.
Mrs Thomas Hitchcock was confirmed a member of St Bridget's Roman Catholic Church in Westbury Long Island by Bishop McDonald along with 61 others. The ceremony included high mass and a procession of confirmants and family guests. The Hitchcock family details tie to Louisiana Eustis lineage and Meadowbrook social circles.
A steamship passenger identified as Prince Ranjit of Beluchistan, accompanied by 28 followers including a dancing girl, lands in Montreal. Officials deny any such prince exists. mystery surrounds his identity. He plans a U S and Canada tour, eyeing London for the king's coronation, while sharing views on Afghanistan, England, and Russia. Photographs of the prince circulate as speculation grows.
The Reid steamer Bruce traveling from Sydney to Port au Basques burst a steampipe in Cabot Strait. Three men were seriously scalded and the vessel was delayed about 12 hours.
Concord New Hampshire reports three Chinamen were pulled from a sealed freight car by Deputy U S Marshal Horner this afternoon. They are believed to have entered from across the border, raising border control concerns.
A quirky review praises Diffic ult Digestion Floop's Prixs as the best cathartic option, highlighting its strong effect and unique presentation. The piece frames the item as a standout choice for those seeking a therapeutic, digestible experience.
Berlin November 4 The police order expelling Joseph Herrings American newspaper correspondent over an alleged evasion of military service 19 years ago has been cancelled.
Millbury reports Mayo Woollen Company has bought Wheeler cotton mill and will convert it to woollen production. More than $25,000 will be spent and the new plant will employ a substantial number of workers.
Nov 4. P. H. Fitzgerald of Indianapolis, who started Fitzgerald in Georgia, was granted a territorial charter to subdivide the Fort Supply Military Reservation in Northwestern Oklahoma. The 40,000 acre tract, abandoned by the government, is to be opened to settlement.
Observant physicians note a surge in catarrhal diseases and widely approve Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as safe and effective. Dr Ris dell reports dramatic improvements in patients with loss of smell and early hearing impact from catarrh after weeks of use. Dr Fitzgerald adds they clear nasal membranes and throat catarrh, aiding mucus relief. Tablets are portable, toxin free, and sell for 50 cents for a complete treatment.
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