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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1902

Page

2

West Indian medals for Navy men announced in 1901 act

The Bureau of Navigation will distribute the United States naval campaign in the West Indies medal to enlisted Navy men. The Sampson medal bears Rear Admiral Sampson’s profile with the inscription United States naval campaign in the West Indies, 1898, William Thomas Sampson, commander-in-chief. Six thousand men and 800 officers are to receive the mementos, with bars naming participated battles and a red and blue ribbon.

Washington Bureau of Navigation Congress West Indies Sampson United States Naval William Thomas Sampson

New England Peabody Home Crippled Children Annual Meet

At 1984 Boylston Street Mrs E B Kellogg hosted the eighth annual meeting of the New England Peabody Home for Crippled Children. Dr Robert M Lovett spoke on the home’s role and needs, noting a $5000 building fund and the demand for a larger facility. Officers elected include Mrs Herbert A Joslin president and Mrs Albion S Whitmore secretary. A whist party for the Christmas fair was held in Legion of Honor Hall to benefit the Brunswick sale December 4 6 and 6.

E.B. Kellogg Boylston Street New England Peabody Home For Herbert A. Joslin Robert M. Lovett Peabody Home Boston Mary A. Livermore H. M. Peabody Julia A. Eastman Warren Ward G. N. Green S. A. Rice Gilbert C. Brown, Jr Robert Bleakie Albion S. Whitmore Jennie G. Mosely Edward B. Kellogg Legion of Honor Hall Anna C. Ward Drs. BH Burton Brunswick

Aronson Wanted in Boston and Nearby Cities

Inspectors Chapman of Boston and Harrison of Chelsea traced Aronson to Salem yesterday. He is the man wanted on forged check charges in Boston and Chelsea. Reports also allege complaints against him in Malden and Dover New Hampshire, and that he is a former Concord prisoner.

Chapman Boston Harrison Chelsea Salem Aronson Lehan Malden Dover N. H Concord

Greek Missionary Cleared After Gambling Bust

The Rev. Stephen Viatres a Greek church missionary was cleared in Police Court yesterday after being arrested at 136 Fulton Street where police found gambling implements and 11 other Greeks Sunday afternoon. He said he went there as a priest to urge his countrymen to lead better lives.

Stephen Viatres Fulton Street

Crocker will case reveals unwelcome funds and strong feelings

In Suffolk Probate Court Judge Grant hears a typed testament recounting Uriel Crocker’s estrangement from his family due to his marriage to a stenographer. The document claims $25,000 overpayments to his sons, nearly all his fortune, and details harsh social tensions within Boston’s elite circles as witness George and Joseph Crocker recount strained relations with their father and stepmother.

Benton Uriel H. Crocker Grant Suffolk Milk Street Crocker George Uriel Crocker George Mr. Crocker Joseph Edgar Commonwealth Avenue George A. Crocker Charles A. Cotting Mr. Longley Uriel Crocker George Crocker Emma Mr. Benton Iain Mrs. Crocker A. H. Crocker Joseph Crocker Miss Fitz

Easy Health Habit Promotes Digestive Wellness

An editorial promotes daily use of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after meals to maintain a healthy stomach. Citing Prof Wiebold, the piece argues for natural digestion support, claiming long term health benefits for adults 50 and older. The tablets are advertised as harmless, non patent, and widely available in households from Maine to California.

Wiebold Stuart Maine California Great Britain Australia

The Wonderful Violet Ray Light Cure Discussed

Medical society focuses on concentrated violet ray therapy as a breakthrough Osmo-Chemic treatment. From Roentgen X rays to Finsen actinic rays, physicians argue the method cures incurable diseases, with Europe learning and adoption leading to improved outcomes at their Boylston building offices.

Roentgen Finsen Minn Europe Boylston Building

Osmo Chemic physicians offer free light cure examination

The Osmo Chemic physicians invite all sufferers to a free examination and trial treatment of the new light cure without charge. They only request that patients apply for treatment on or before November 15.

Osmo-Chemic Doctors Claim Tumor and Skin Cure

Testimonies from Boston residents cite X ray exams and cures by Osmo-Chemic physicians. Mrs. Jennie Davis reports rapid improvement from a cystic tumor after their treatment and credits their methods with others’ cancer and tumor cures. John Donavan claims a facial sore vanished after their therapy and lauds their cancer and eczema cures.

Jennie Davis Huntington House Cortes St Boston Mass John Donavan Decatur St

Newton Man Reports Back Pain Healed by Osmo-1 Sg Doctors

Lester Cush of 91 Court Street Newtonville Mass says three years of severe back pain ended after a visit to Dr Plunkett. He was diagnosed with lumbar neuritis via the K Ray and underwent treatment leading to marked relief.

L. Cushing Court St Newtonville Mass Plunkett Lester Cush

Osmo-Chemic doctors called a godsend to humanity

Francis White of Rockland Massachusetts recounts thirteen years of incurable stomach cancer pain. After doctors advised hospital surgery and morphia, he sought Osmo-Chemic treatment in Boston. His X-Ray diagnosis showed cancer, and rapid improvement followed. A neighbor and White himself credit Dr Plunkett for saving him and giving life purpose.

Francis White Rockland Mass Boston White Plunkett Fort

Grape-Nuts and Postum Transform Woman's Health

Mrs. Alice Riegel of Pontiac Illinois credits Grape-Nuts and Postum with saving her life from years of illness caused by coffee and improper diet. She states she recovered from nervous exhaustion to health and happiness after adopting the cereal and coffee substitute, noting husband also enjoys them and endorsing their strength.

Alice Riegel Pontiac

Osmo-Chemic treatment praised for curing womb growth

Boston, Oct. 8, 1902. Mrs Joseph D Silva of 83 Neeland Street testifies after five years of suffering from a broad cervical tumor. After consulting R I Hospital and other doctors and trying many patent medicines, she avoided surgery by using Osmo-Chemic treatment following her husband’s urging on August 16. She claims the treatment cured the inflammatory growth without operation, saving part of her natural organs.

Boston R. I. Hospital Woman's Hospital, Roxbury Sam Joseph D, Silva Neeland St

Cured Her Cough by Osmo-Chemic Doctors

Carrie J. Connor of 76 Lowell Street Waltham Massachusetts declares after X Ray testing she suffered long with a chronic cough and side pain. She credits Osmo-Chemic treatment with curing the cough and removing the pain, praising the doctors’ treatment as wonderful.

Miss J. Connor Lowell St Waltham Mass Oomo-Chemic Carrie J. Connor

Osmo-Cemic Physicians Offer Free X-Ray Examinations

The Osmo-Chemic physicians state they never accept a case without certainty of the cause and claim their X-Ray outfit is the most elaborate in the country. A special Fluroscopic attachment allows examination of all body parts to determine the cause for free.

Osmo-Cemic physicians invite patients for free examination

An Open Invitation from Osmo-Chemic doctors appeals to individuals treated by other doctors for catarrh asthma bronchitis consumption cancers or tumors who have not improved after long treatment. They offer a free examination and trial treatment to those seeking care.

New Book Free The Osmochemic System Of Medicine

J L Plunkett M D chief consulting physician announces a free copy of the Osmocemic medical system. Permanent offices are in the Boylston Building Boston with entrance on Poylston Street. Office hours 9 to 12 morning 2 to 4 7 to 8 evenings daily except Sunday.

J. L. Plunkett Boylston Building Poylston Street Boston Mass Barnard Luke Barnard Windsor Street Ebenezer Baptist Church Springfield Street Child Abbie B. Child St. James Avenue Central Congregational Church Forest Hills Farnsworth Cambridge Thomas W. Farnsworth Frothingham Milton Robert Frothingham Samuel and Maria Louisa Frothingham Mt. Auburn Chapel New York Philadelphia Baltimore Hopkins Rebecca Een Samuel B. Hopkins Boylston Street

Locomotive Crash Kills Three At Hinckston Run Dam

An engine derailed from the Hinckston Run dam embankment near Johnstown Pennsylvania and plowed into a crowd of workers. Three men killed, several others seriously hurt. Authorities reported the accident occurred shortly before noon today as the engine plunged into the work site.

Johnstown Penn Hinckston Run Dam

Train Kills Brakeman Harry L Ryan in Newton Center

Harry L Ryan a married man of 37 Hudson Street Boston died after being struck by a freight train he served as brakeman. The accident happened in Newton Center and is believed to have occurred when he fell while coupling cars.

Newton Harry L. Ryan Hudson Street Boston Newton Centre Ryan

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