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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1901
Page
5
An advertisement touts Omega Oil as a non burning, non blistering liniment safe for children. It claims quick cures for sore throats swollen tonsils chest cold and helps sprains bruises and general body pains. It stresses the product’s gentle skin friendly use and pleasant green color and scent.
Boston labor organizations allied with the Massachusetts State AIFL and the Boston Central Labor Union plan resolutions demanding re enactment of the Chinese exclusion act expiring May 5 They urge Washington to pass a law to bar Chinese entry citing protection of workers and fear of competition John L Turner of the Gas Writers Union voices opposition to Chinese labor and argues it would harm trade unionism and replace jobs for Americans
Cost of street work rose sharply under Hart according to city figures. Tables compare last year of Quincy administration with Hart’s final year, showing higher prices paid for materials and labor across multiple locations. The record notes unanimity in the trend and highlights specific street segments and cost changes.
In Hingham on November 13 the recount for Democratic candidate Mr. Buttimer of the first Plymouth district reduced his total by seven in Hingham and one in Cohasset, while Litchfield gained four in Hingham. Hull’s vote stood pat, leaving Litchfield ahead by three votes and declared the winner.
Leaving South station Boston at 6 PM, through service to Buffalo Detroit and Chicago via Boston and Albany New York Central and Michigan Central railroads. The best quickest and safest direct double track service. Send for West Bound. A S Hanson G P A.
Lawyer J O B Warner denies plans to begin Simmons Female College construction soon. No site chosen and other delays exist. John Simmons estate funded the college when $600,000 accumulates. now valued at about $2,000,000. Daughters are deceased. surviving grandchild Mrs H S Howe. College aims to be to women what MIT is to men.
Ninety of ninety nine officers at Station 1 Hanover Street refuse optional photographs for a department history after a mysterious author seeks portraits with discounted pricing. Captains pressure staff by roll call invites and a gentlemanly offer, while many patrolmen cite high uniform costs and personal troubles as reasons to abstain.
Stockbridge Wardner and Krigges depart for Washington to argue a habeas corpus appeal. They contend the Boston Circuit Court erred in denying hearing and jurisdiction. A favorable ruling could send the case back to Boston next spring, or, if against, transfer to the Supreme Court on the merits. Egges will seek admission to the U S Supreme Court on motion by Stockbridge.
In Tybee roads the captain of the schooner Edward P. Avery reported to Savannah authorities that his Fer nandi na bound crew had become unmanageable and refused to follow orders though not officially mutinous. The men allegedly damaged the vessel by cutting the pump. An officer was dispatched to bring the crew to Savannah for handling.
Jules Murry to star Rose Coghlan in A Woman of No Importance as part of a rich Hollis season lineup. Bertha Galland, Maude Adams, John Drew, Annie Russell, Henry Irving, Ellen Terry and many others are announced across Boston theatres with engagements at the Hollis, Colonial, Tremont, and more. Notable items include Blanche Bates recovering from typhoid, Julia Marlowe's engagement, and Denman Thompson's The Old Homestead coming to Boston with high-class attractions at fair prices.
A letter from Herington Kansas describes chronic coffee related anxiety and sleeplessness ending after switching to Postum Food Coffee. The writer reports calmer nerves and restful sleep and urges others away from coffee, noting a young woman with long stomach trouble improved after quitting coffee. The note is signed with a name request and cites Postum Cereal Co. as the promoter.
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