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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1900
Page
2
Chief of Police Henry W. Mason of New Bedford endorses Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy. He notes it is prescribed by a regular physician and cites a friend who benefited, urging readers to trust the remedy as a defender against disease and weakness.
A vintage advertisement for Dr. Greene's Nervura touts a vegetable remedy claimed to cure ordinary debility and nervous exhaustion. It urges sufferers to consult Dr. Greene at 34 Tempe Place Boston or write for free advice, promising sound sleep improved nerves and renewed ambition.
From Pretoria dispatches dated November 18 report Commandant Botha may have set up a government at Roosendal north of Middleburg and is paying burghers a crown daily with 150000 pounds available. Commandant Abela is at Oliphant's River with 2000 men, 1000 wagons and 12000 cattle. Heidelburg sources say surrendered burghers are being forced to take up arms again under threat of death.
London reports that American motor cars built for war service impressed British officers. The vehicle, carrying American inventor and gear, reached 30 miles per hour on grass while negotiating obstacles and uneven ground, suggesting a potential replacement for horses and mules in transporting stores, guns, and men.
A joint committee of Edmund Phe’s colleagues met at 724 Ten Street yesterday afternoon to plan an anniversary mass for Thanksgiving morning at St. Patrick’s Roxbury. A solemn requiem high mass will be held at 9 o’clock with T. A. Society members acting as ushers and marching from St. Patrick’s to the church. Delegates named include Hibernian T. A. Society Dinneen McCarthy, St. Entine T. A. Roomy Ke and Malon, Dol. Sweeney and R. T. Allen, Division 27 A. H., J. M. Kelley and J. R. Murphy, Fick’s T. A. Society Shea and others.
Miss Mary FE Misrs, pret or of Friends' Church, Lynn, preached at Seamen's Congregational Church on Wishing for the Day. Rev Herbert S. Johnson of Warren Avenue Capitol Church concluded his series with The Mission at Judgment.
St. Petersburg dispatch reports the Russian official world hopeful for Emperor Nicholas's recovery after a favorable day at Livadia. Early morning readings show a clear head, temperature 99.6 and pulse 68. The tone reflects cautious optimism from Livadia information available today.
In Denver a mass meeting denounced the Limon mob and the lynching of John Porter, a Black man accused of rape and murder. Governor Thomas and civic leaders criticized sensational newspaper coverage and urged restraint while condemning the atrocity.
Eight women riders, some holding national records, will start a six day race at Clermont Avenue Rink Brooklyn tomorrow afternoon. The event runs four hours daily in two two hour sessions. Entrants include Margaret Gast and Jane Lindsay with record credentials. Also listed are Little Brandon Marie Davis Emma Bayne May Allen Helen Sloane and May Pichard. Pace champion Harry Elkes and Major Taylor plan entries in separate Madison Square Garden six day event starting December 10.
Davis is reported worse after a bad night with restlessness and feverish symptoms. Delirium has returned and is more marked with rising pulse and respiration, according to physicians. The update indicates a clear setback for Senator Cushman K. Davis as of November 18 in St Paul Minnesota.
Manila November 18 Captain Bowman H McCalla of the United States cruiser Newark faces court martial convened by Admiral Remey on charges of irrational and bad management and lack of discipline aboard the ship. The trial follows a letter from Lieutenant Commander Tews to Admiral Remey, with witnesses to be examined.
Greenwich park was said to host a tall slender ghost that skipped between houses at midnight causing local scares. Police officers pursued the apparition with Our Dumb Animals readings, but the spirit vanished in midair and left residents unsettled by the night’s uncanny display.
News of a major action near Manila as General Grant with Macabebe and American scouts attacked a rebel stronghold thirty five miles north of Manila. About five dozen Filipinos were killed and many wounded. American losses included eleven privates and one officer wounded and one Macabebe killed.
Brookline voters confront pivotal issues including a $100,000 plan for a manual training school, removal of the Edward Devotion House for materials, a $32,200 land purchase for a future gym and outdoor space, a $13,500 Gorham Avenue safeguard for the high school, and a $40,000 contract for a 6,000,000 foot pumping engine in a high priority budget session.
Cornelius Callahan of 3 Putnam Street Charlestown was taken to a local medical facility at night after suffering a sever mental episode. He said the Bee Station 6 offered help but the cause remains unclear.
A November Oswayo blaze destroyed the McGonical House hotel and adjacent buildings. Four men perished: Arthur Fletcher, Michael Russell, William Mulhany, and Hugh Jemerson. Injuries included a broken shoulder and facial burns. property loss around five thousand dollars. A Boston Arthur Fletcher is not the man burned.
Yesterday afternoon at 1151 Washington street the Gaelic School held a general meeting led by Superintendent P. J. O Daly. Officials report strong interest in the Feis at 1371 Washington street with two well patronized halls and prizes for top Irish dancers. Attendees include entrants from Malden, Cambridge, Quincy and Worcester. A public meeting to establish a Hic school in Brookline is set for next evening at 8 in Union Hall High street with Irish language talks by scholars from Boston and Cambridge.
In Fall River on November 18 a rumor spread that Alderman Cote, the Democratic mayoral candidate, had withdrawn. A meeting at the Wilbur House clarified that Mr. Cote stated he had not withdrawn his candidacy.
The note highlights that lithium and gallium are the lightest and costliest metals by ounce values and then praises the G O Taylor whiskies for their age purity and healthful qualities. Licensed dealers sell them with the proprietors’ firm name on the label and cork, and the product is sealed.
An advertising narrative extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a preventive health aid used by a wide readership in the United States Canada and Great Britain. Praise comes from satisfied users, noting improved digestion and energy, with emphasis on regular after meals use and absence of opiates or harmful drugs. Sold nationwide and abroad.
In Marseilles on November 18, the arrival of President Kruger is hourly expected and the city is in a heightened mood. Officials suggest the Gelderland cruiser may delay his landing until tomorrow, but a massive welcome is planned regardless of timing.
Timely remarks from Timothy W. Coakley after his Western campaign tour in Omaha and states including Nebraska, Montana, Wyoming, Utah, and Washington. He attributes the Republican landslide to sentiment, flag symbolism, and expansion prospects benefiting Pacific states and inland regions with volunteers aiding the cause.
The passage describes the Western settler as a product of expansion who views migration, exploration, and conquest as natural. It links the settler to Chief Joseph, the Nez Perce, Aguinaldo, and Malay figures, noting parallels to Indigenous demands for consent of the governed and resistance to white encroachment, and argues that the Westward movement should not stop at the coast.
A great Italian pianist Signor Enrico Toselli visits America and may rival Paderewski in poetic charm and magnetic stage presence. The king’s favorite pianist, Toselli attracted royal attention and has long fascinated women audiences with his charm and expressive playing. He recalls how a Hamburg private concert before 600 women unnerved him, the audience’s influence guiding his fingers and swaying his body on the keys.
The Rev N Campbell Morgan of Newcourt Congregational Chapel London announced from his pulpit that he accepted the pastorate at Northfield succeeding the late Dwight L Moody. His resignation will occur no later than February next and he states he has felt the Northfield call.
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