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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1902

Page

7

Wonderful Recovery of Roy Nolan in Charlestown

Story of Roy Nolan of 51 Soley Street Charlestown recovering from violent convulsions once deemed life threatening. Mother Mrs John P Nolan credits Dr Greene's Nervura for fine recovery after long illness and convulsions. The testimonial urges others to consider Nervura for nervous disorders in children and adults.

Roy Nolan Charlestown Mass Soley Street Mrs. Nolan John P. Nolan Soley St Dr. Greene Roy Dr.Greene St. Vitus Greene

Lorenz, Vienna Surgeon, to Visit Boston Clinic Soon

Dr Adolph Lorenz famed Vienna surgeon will visit Boston on or about December 15 to present a clinic at the Children’s Hospital. He specializes in treating congenital dislocation of the hip using a bloodless method that reduces the joint without knives and fixes it with a plaster splint. Lorenz, born April 21 18%, is a noted professor of surgery since 1889 with major contributions to orthopedic surgery.

Adolph Lorenz Vienna Boston Professor Lorenz Children’s Hospital Lorenz Adolf Lorenz Weidenau Austrian Silesia E. Albert Vienna University Albert

Catholic paper Triumphs in Queen Flametta Protest

Former Congressman Fitzgerald celebrates THE REPUBLIC's victory after its protest against the play Queen Flametta. Miss Marlowe resumes in December at the Criterion, dropping the metropolitan run and sacrificing the mounting, cast, and work. Fitzgerald calls it proof of Catholic influence in America and New England.

Fitzgerald the Republic Flametta Miss Marlowe Hollis Street Republic America New England

Lorenz to Visit New York for Ten Days of Orthopedic Work

News confirms Dr Adolph Lorenz the Vienna surgeon will arrive in New York on December 6 for about ten days to assess hundreds of cripples at Cornell Medical Dispensary and New York Hospital for the Ruptured and Crippled. Professors Schaffer Whitman and assistants will select cases, with X rays aiding choices for hip disease club feet and spinal curvature. A test operation by Dr Lorenz is reported successful on a child with a dislocated left hip joint.

New York Newton M. Schaffer Cornell Medical Dispensary Adolph Lorenz Vienna Cornell New York Hospital Schaffer Lorenz Royal Whitman

First Boston Manchester Sailing Planned January 10

Export traffic officials of the New York New Haven Hartford railroad report no new developments since initial plans for the foreign steamship service. If all stays on course the first sailing from this city to Manchester is set for January 10 as efforts continue to deepen the South Boston docks for the suitable steamships to be used.

New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Manchester Boston

Arraignment highlights officers swindle case in court

In Quincy and Chelsea courts a flurry of cases unfolds with Mar Kim charged with impersonating an officer and pressuring money. The mix includes witnesses like Stephen Nickerson and Wong Jone, a jack o lantern dispute in Quincy, and police efforts at Roxbury Crossing to curb youth misconduct with civilian-staffed street checks.

Mar Kim Fiske Wong Jone Wong Thing United States Wong Fat Stephen Nickerson Stephen W. Nickerson Nickerson Mr. Merritt Mr. Nickerson Quincy Walter 8. Weaver Conrad Spear Benjamin Hall Malden James Burnham Chelsea Bosson Hall Burnham Roxbury Crossing Hanley

No Plot to Kill President Confirmed by Secret Service

Chief Wilkie of the U S secret service said after a Secret Service inquiry that Mrs Lena Dexheimer’s account of a plot against President Roosevelt is mistaken. He concluded there has been no plot against the President as described in her story.

Washington, D. C Chief Wilkie United States Secret Service Lena Dexheimer Roosevelt Secret Service Wilkie Dexheimer

Unverified reports on Mueller and Mrs Schroeder mystery

New York authorities and police failed to locate records of a man named Mueller and Mrs Schroeder as described by Lena Dexheimer of Hoboken. The case reference involves a disclosed personal crisis report and a fatal incident reportedly connected to the two individuals.

New York Mueller Schroeder Lena Dexheimer Mhoboken

Dexheimer Disclosure Sparks Coroner's Inquiry

Mrs Dexheimer of 115 Willow Avenue claimed a plot to assassinate President Roosevelt. The coroner's office searched crisis records but found no matching entries while a local clergyman vouched for her rational state and advised secrecy and informing secret service officials.

Roosevelt Dexheimer Willow Avenue Secret Service

Moody hunts in Washington Navy head in South Carolina incident

Secretary Moody resumed duties at the Navy Department after a South Carolina trip. On the Dolphin's launch, Moody and Lt Cmdr George M. Stoney went ashore to shoot. They bagged partridges, a turkey, and an apparently misidentified wounded man described as the negro.

Washington Moody Navy Department South Carolina Roosevelt Mississippi Dolphin Port Royal George M. Stoney

John L Bates hailed as promising American of tomorrow

Harper's Weekly profiles John L Bates in its Americans of Tomorrow series. The piece praises Massachusetts for producing worthy governors noting Bates’s 43 years and election potential. It contrasts Bates with Lodge and urges readers to read page 9 and tell the children.

John L. Bates Harper’s Weekly Thas Massachusetts Old Bay Ben Butler Commonwealth J. L. Bates Bates Lodge

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