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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1901
Page
2
A medieval authority links nine tenths of deafness to catarrh or sore throat. The mucous membrane from the throat can extend to the Eustachian tube and ear, especially after neglected colds. The text promotes Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a cure, claiming they remove catarrh and deafness by acting on mucous membranes and blood, with a 50 cents price for full-sized packages.
The Citizens' party nominated former Mayor Robert S. Rantoul tonight in Salem to challenge Mayor Hurley. The large Armory crowd heard Rantoul pledge reform, criticize past administrations, and vow to expose corruption while urging responsible budgeting and direct city leadership.
An ad promotes ORANGEINE claiming it stops headaches and relieves pain, colds and grip symptoms fast. The product markets itself as a simple remedy described as easy and inexpensive with a $0 quick claim.
Mrs Julia Duff of Charlestown confronts Mr George A O Ernst over school texts. Duff’s letters from Charlestown masters show the town's books arrived before Ernst’s resolution. She accuses Ernst of playing politics and defends her role in securing the improved geographies for Charlestown.
Two men, Peter Covnutsos aged 40 of 1148 Washington street and Nicholas Lucanos aged 48 of 38 Cove street, were severely bruised after mad horses owned by Henry Romano and Samuel Rodover bolted along Harrison avenue into Washington street yesterday afternoon. They were knocked down and dragged beneath a heavy truck wheel, then transported to City Hospital in an ambulance and later sent home. The animals were finally restrained.
The Garryowens of Cambridge declare undisputed champions after Emmets failed to appear for a scheduled meeting to finalize a championship game and post forfeiture funds at a downtown hotel, leaving Garryowens to claim the title for next Saturday’s contest.
At First Presbyterian Church a Public School Association rally drew strong female attendance with about 200 women registered voters standing. Speaker George A. O. Ernst argued for suffrage and voter duty while Mrs. Mary A. Livermore urged women to vote for the association’s candidates as others including Mrs. Sarah J. Boyden and John F. Moors spoke.
Moses Freeman of 376 Washington street reports being approached on School street by two women in a long light sack and a sealskin jacket. After a 5 to 16 minute chat the pair left with his $56. He reported the loss to police and officers were dispatched to find the two women.
An admonition that indigestion can worsen if untreated and a claim that Hood's Sarsaparilla strengthens the digestive system to overcome dyspepsia. The excerpt links after meal discomfort, headaches, sour stomach, and belching to the need for early attention and proposes Hood's as a remedy.
Sleeplessness is said to ruin health and energy and insomnia is described as nature’s revolt. An advertised remedy, Dr Greene’s Nervara Blood and Nerve Remedy, is claimed to rapidly restore sleep appetite and strength with testimonials from Mrs Martha Jordan of New Vineyard Maine.
New York Nov 18 The Amateur Athletic Union held a major session at the Astor House with President K E Babb presiding. Delegates from multiple associations debated Middle Atlantic district formation, elected E E Babb and other officers, and approved detailed athletic records and handicapper changes.
More than 100 members attended the Young Men's Baptist Social Union supper and meeting in Gilbert Hall Tremont Temple last night. A large number of ladies were present. Miss Evelyn Todd made sales and speakers included Rev Maurice A Levy Medford and Rev Dr E L House of Providence. Guests included Rev Herbert S Johnson Warren Avenue Baptist Church and Rev Arthur Gordon Immanuel Baptist Cambridge.
The Cambridge Club celebrated its 20th anniversary at Young's Hotel with President Albert Bushrell Hart presiding. Speakers included Congressman Samuel W. McCall, General Curtis Guild Jr., and Harvard President Charles W. Eliot, who discussed Boston port funding, American industrial growth, and Cambridge city governance.
John Holtz a four year old quartermaster on the Cunard liner Ivernia was seriously injured when he fell about fifty feet from the upper bridge to a coal lighter below. He struck his head on the coal bunker and was unconscious. treated by Dr J J McDevitt and sent to Massachusetts General Hospital. Williams saved himself by grabbing a rope.
Harrisburg dispatch notes counsel for Edward and Thomas Biddie, two brothers sentenced to death in Pittsburgh. The piece recalls a Dutch pickle recipe quip by a wife, mentions Hub Punch, and says governors Stone and separate execution dates are being sought. Dorman turned state's evidence, possibly avoiding the gallows. Detective P. J. Fitzgerald was killed resisting arrest.
A smoke talk was given to the colored voters in Ward 18 at 62 and 4 West Lenox street. Speakers urged support for Thomas N Hart Cle Ophus J Johnson and other Republican nominees and defended the current administration. The club plans a public mass meeting Thursday to ratify the nominees from the Wednesday convention.
A Boston doctor at 360 Tremont street offers a week of free consultations claiming expert diagnosis without patient input. He lists vast cure tallies across numerous diseases, promises free medicines, and urges all to visit for a chance at cure despite prior doctor visits.
Earle C Sampson aged 4 years 11 months 6 days son of William G A and Alice C Sampson died suddenly at Roxbury November 18 from diphtheria Interment private in place of burial appears at 58 Codman park.
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