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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1900

Page

2

Post Special's Fast Run From New Hampshire to Boston

The Boston Post Apple Train arrived in Boston after a 1 hour 23 minute run from Nashua to East Cambridge. Apples are unloaded, labeled, and distributed by multiple express companies with free delivery planned in Boston proper Roxbury and surrounding districts.

Chickering Boston New Hampshire Concord N.I Nashua West Henniker Apple Boston Post O. K Tyngsboro Martin Lowell American Adams National Express Companies New York & Boston Eapatch Express Company Pierce The Franklin Street H. D. W. Morris New York & Boston Despatch Company W. A. Hartwell R. W. Dwight National C. W. Robie D. Cooper Roxbury Charlestown F. H. Nellington Brewer’s Express Chelsea Somerville George Post Southern Division Boston & Maine Railroad Daniel E. Moriarty Mer Roxbury Aince Sugenie Ffwok

Peruna Claims Cure for Catarrh in Evansville Readers

A Evansville Wis report touts Peruna as a cure for long standing catarrh with letters from users praising quick relief. The ad extols a 77 year old builder and a Wisconsin woman cured after twenty five years of ailment. It cites multiple testimonials and offers free literature from Dr Hartman of Columbus Ohio.

Evansville Wis la Grippe Mr. Harden C.R Harden Peruna Hartman Columbus Ohio

Expressmen Deliver Free Apples Around Boston

Boston area expressmen and companies volunteer to deliver Post apples free of charge. The article notes thanks to the volunteers and mentions the Post train as a distribution partner, highlighting community spirit and nonprofit support.

Boston

Apples First Bulk Delivery Stuns Freight Boss

A freight boss celebrates a historic arrival as apples are unloaded in bulk for the first time, signaling a new era in local supply chains. The scene captures industry optimism and hints at broader market impact.

Startling Peruna Recoveries Across States Highlight Remarkable Cures

Kentucky Missouri Illinois New Hampshire report dramatic recoveries from catarrh and related ailments. Elizabeth Prater, 71, attributes twenty year stomach and bowel trouble to catarrh relief after using Peruna since September, praising the medicine as a God send. Blanche L. Rundlett in Manchester, New Hampshire, reports a complete head catarrh cure with running ears and improved health after Peruna treatment. Arthur Ernest Kidd of Eigin, Illinois, a 42-year-old architect, describes long standing nasal catarrh and related symptoms cured after seven bottles, weight gain, and renewed vitality. The notices urge others to try Peruna, toutting its systemic cleanse and widespread praise, with offers for free literature.

Willard, KY Elizabeth Prater Peruna Manchester N. H Blanche L. Rundlett Perunia

Not Adopted by Huntington Says Bassett on Princess Hatzfeldt

J M Bassett, once trusted by Southern Pacific, claims Princess Hatzfeldt was never adopted by C P Huntington. He recalls Huntington's 1882 statement that he would not adopt her but would provide for her, giving $3 million if she and her husband left for Europe. Bassett notes the will left $1 million to her and says the princess had no adoption, with estate shares outlined after a possible will contest.

San Francisco J. M. Bassett Southern Pacific Company Princess Hatzfeldt C. P. Huntington Huntington Sacramento Europe

Dewey Square Business Men's Association Forms

Preliminary steps were taken at a meeting in Room 7% of the United States Hotel to form the Dewey Square Business Men's Association. The group aims to promote local business welfare and oppose a license grant by the Police Board. Hugo Hammond of New York allegedly received licenses for a restaurant in Terminal Station and the Hotel Essex, amid local opposition. The association plans permanent organization at a meeting next Thursday.

United States Dewey Square C. H. Porter Ridric H. Hagberg New York Hammond Terminal Station Essex Board of Police

Williams 18 Arrested For Larceny Of Brass Valves

Charles J. Williams aged 18 was arrested yesterday on larceny charges for stealing seven brass valves valued at 140 dollars from the Boston and Albany railroad. He resides on Fifth Street.

Charles J. Williams Boston & Albany Railroad Williams Fifth Street

Flanagan Coming Home Told By Charlestown Mother

Mrs Rose Flanagan of Monument street Charlestown learns son Charles Flanagan will soon return home from the Presidio Cal after escaping from the Filipinos. His companion Private Ahearn was slashed and thrown into a lime pit. She fears a rumor that Charles lost an arm may be true. Francis Flanagan accompanied him, both enlisting under the name Fitz without their mother knowing.

Rose Flanagan Monument Street Charlestown Charles Flanagan Ahearn Francis Fitz

Doan's Ointment Ad Promises Gentle Skin Relief

An advertisement urges parents not to let children suffer eczema or skin ailments and promotes Doan's Ointment as safe for delicate skin. It claims no harm, with a price of 50 cents at drug stores.

Doan

Police close in on Oscar William Neilson mystery

Worcester police shed light on the murder case of Gustav Erickson naming Oscar William Neilson, formerly a Hyannis brakeman who lived under the alias William Nelson. Investigators note his wife left months earlier and that he signed payrolls as Nelson, suggesting education and a deliberate false name.

Worcester Oscar William Neilson Gustav Erickson Hyannis Boston Neilson New York State William Nelson Oscar Palmer Nelson

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Rosy Cambridge Williamson K. G. Martin W. G. Bean R. B. Lindsay Somerville Junction North Somerville West Somerville Mr. Martin Lowell Street Iowa City Wisconsin Evansville, Wis R. Harden Gies Themese Benton White Dental Washington St R. H. White Co Wichiees Thos. O'Callaghan & Co Washington Street Hayward McLean Shoe CO Devonshire ST Spring Lane Postoffice Kentucky Illinois Feruna Medicine — Co A. E. Kidd Bassett Iincess Hatzferld Action of Police Board Flanagan Philippines Presidio Carlisle Pope & CO Sudbury J. Newman & Sons Tremont St Dock Square Coal On Credit
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