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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1898
Page
2
Dr. Wilson proclaims a genuine one month free treatment for catarrh and related diseases at the National Association office. No payment, no conditions, valid through January 1899. Free lectures and Edison X-ray demonstrations on Tuesdays at 18 Boylston Street, with hours listed for weekdays Sundays and holidays.
Mrs. Louisa Butterick, 34, was brutally attacked at her Windsor street home by a dark skinned assailant using a jagged stone. She survived but is in Lynn Hospital with multiple scalp wounds and concussion. police pursue leads but lack a definite suspect.
Made to order hair mattresses two pairs for ten dollars 49 pounds best tick full size offered at Wilkeler & Co Manufacturers 65 and 6 Manover St Moston opposite American House this sale closes this week with damaged wringers clocks carpet sweepers and garments must be cleared to make room for holiday goods American Wringer Co Franklin St
Condit's Orchestra plans its annual party at Wiberle Hall Somerville on Thanksgiving night and at Roughan Hall Charlestown in the afternoon and evening.
A good game of rugby is scheduled tomorrow Thanksgiving morning at 10 at Rogers Field Brighton. The Brighton Independent Club led by Chester Ff Young will face the Brighton Athletic Association captained by Joe Mattson. A $100 prize funded by Brighton business leaders awaits the winner in a keenly matched contest.
The Navy moves to pay prize money from wartime captures with Schley set to receive a fifth of the Dewey fleet prize and Sampson a twentieth of the Cervera fleet payout. Captain Sigsbee will get the first officer’s share, while the Restormel’s cargo and other crew receive the remainder under prize statutes.
Judge Frank Ives reports strong relief from indigestion after using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. Each testimonial cites improved appetite and digestion, with officials and engineers vouching for benefit. The ad notes Michigan cures in 1894 and urges 50 cent packages from F A Stuart Co Marshall Mich.
Paris dispatch reports Spain must answer the American demands to proceed in peace talks. Spanish commissioners in the dark on the reply fear a refusal to cede the Philippines or reject the 20 million offer while Senor Montero Rios vents exasperation at the US proposal. Madrid will receive the US offer by special messenger tomorrow and the joint meeting may be postponed.
Admiral Dewey to be honored with a Dewey Hall at Norwich University Rutland Vermont. The military school will likely receive legislative aid and a public subscription drive to fund the addition honoring Dewey.
Andrew Carnegie telegrams ex-Governor Altgeld and Governor Pingree urging a nonpartisan stance on Philippine possession. He warns that opening the door to other nations would burden American workers with costs and taxation and calls for the President to declare his position.
A School street dealer touts O. F. C. Whiskey citing a satisfied customer. He claims every bottle bears an official government stamp proving 100 percent proof and asserts repeat purchases due to its mellow purity.
The Harvard fall race on the Charles River ended in a tie between Captain Higginson of the varsity boathouse and Captain Zanecroft of the Weld Boat Club. The race featured four crews with Perkins and Bancroft challenging for second as Higginson’s crew led from the start. Time was 10 minutes 7 seconds for a mile and seven-eighths, slower than the record.
At Medway on November 19, the Rev. Rh. J. Harlow officiated for Alessa under St. Murray of Pleton and N. & E. Blanche Savage of Medway.
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