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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1901
Page
2
Medical authority links most deafness to catarrh and sore throat. A neglected cold spreads into the Eustachian tube, causing hearing loss. Stuart's Catarrh Tablets are advertised to cure catarrh and deafness by targeting mucous membranes and the blood, with a 50 cent package offered by druggists.
Johannesburg authorities say another anti British conspiracy was halted with twenty arrests made at midnight Tuesday in various houses. The raid caused a great sensation among residents and officials alike.
The Society of Arts and Crafts held an evening session at the Twentieth Century Club rooms with Arthur A. Carey presenting. Distinguished attendees included Morris Gray, Denman W. Ross, Thomas Henry Whitman, and others as Carey warned that commercialism hinders artistic study. He cited a local shop where designers and workers succeeded together and urged more such ventures and eventual cluster buildings. The gathering ended with social discussion over a light luncheon.
A 3:30 PM gathering at 269 Commonwealth Avenue hosted by Mrs. Thomas Mack heard Mrs. Edward H. Atherton speak on The Immigrant Child in the Public Schools an excerpt from The City Wilderness with no quotations from the forthcoming volume.
President and Mrs Roosevelt with the children sailed from Washington aboard the yacht Sylph for a short Potomac cruise. A 21 gun salute fired as they boarded. The Roosevelt party will be away one or two days.
City officials dismiss rumors of Mayor Hart contracting smallpox amid Councilman Flynn case. Hart and his family were vaccinated days after Flynn’s diagnosis. The mayor fell ill last week but avoided pneumonia due to timely medical care and is recovering at home. If weather permits, he plans to return to City Hall Monday.
In Washington on November 22 the Lola Ioa Bonine murder trial resumed in Justice Anderson's court. Her brother A B Granteves arrived from Missouri to attend with his sister as her two young sons, husband, and sister Meacham were present. Police witnesses Brady and Wolfe testified about discovering Ayres's body at the Kenmore Hotel and the room's condition, noting the bed’s disorder and lack of hairpins. The court adjourned to Monday to allow attorneys to prepare, with Justice Anderson saying the pause would speed the trial.
The Boston Central Branch of the United Irish League held a meeting at the American House to report on the Mechanics' Hall gathering of Nov 10 with Irish envoys visiting. Net receipts were stated to exceed $3000. Resolutions thanked the press and Irish envoys aides, and honored the Ninth Massachusetts Regiment for escort duty. The Manchester martyrs anniversary was marked with speeches by John P. Lane, Rev Arthur Teeling, M P Curran, John Shay and others. Music by Miss Minnie Currie, Miss Mary Owen, and Miss Kittie O'Brien accompanied the event, ending with God Save Ireland.
Captain William P. Woodward of schooner Henrietta A Whitney disputes Guardian crew claims of mistreatment aboard his vessel after abandoning their schooner near Pollock Rip. With calm seas and tides, Woodward anchors, ferries six men to Handkerchief Lightship, and later shares breakfast with Captain Cook before daytime delays.
At Temple Ohabei Sholom Union Park Street last evening Rev S Schlager of Oheb Sholom Newark was lauded as a top cantor. He has received an offer from the Boston temple and will probably accept. A large congregation heard Rabbi Samuel Hirshberg on immortality. Schlager conducts services again this morning.
Governor Hunt of Porto Rico and Samuel Gompers met with the President to demand Iglesias receive a fair trial after his arrest on a charge of conspiring to raise wages. Gompers pledged support if conspiracy to raise wages is the sole charge. The officials affirmed Iglesias’s rights would be protected.
The New York New Haven Hartford Railroad offers a special parlor car and coach train for the Harvard Yale football game in Cambridge. The down trip departs New York at 1 30 p m Friday Nov 22 arriving Boston 7 10 p m. The return leaves Boston at 6 03 p m Saturday Nov 23 arriving New York 11 43 p m. Stops at Back Bay both ways. Tickets at Old State House and Terminal Station.
A 50,000,000-foot gas well was drilled on a Tipton county farm today. The flow began, and when the tools were ejected, drillers fled for their lives as the well came into existence.
Joseph I. Stewart of Ward 2% is named Republican street commissioner candidate after an eleventh hour move by Governor Hutchinson's Republican committee. The nomination drew surprise as it mixed party politics with Dorchester interests and involved last minute filing pressures and mayoral implications.
In a Los Angeles minister's home a wife suffered severe indigestion blamed on coffee. After trying Postum without success, a trial boiled fifteen minutes produced rich flavor and a health turnaround. The couple stopped coffee. the wife recovered from dyspepsia and both praised Postum. The author, a Postum advocate, also notes his own coffee-related dyspepsia and recovery. Address listed: Postum Cereal Co. Battle Creek Mich.
News from Samar indicates improved conditions with no large scale native surrenders yet. Filipino fighters show signs of hunger while U S gunboats patrol the coasts with searchlights to prevent landings of food by natives.
In Copley square the Society for the Protection of Italian Immigrants held its first fall meeting with Rev. Dr. Frederick Allen presiding. A new executive committee was named, Bertha Hazard chairwoman, and plans include a general meeting, a practical constitution, and permanent officers. The group aims to raise 500 dollars for the Conte family and notes 24 legal cases aided, with a 824 dollar remittance to Italy and a decrease in exchange premiums influencing local savings.
In Dover, Henry Lambert's murder case saw damaging testimony from Timothy Hartnett who said Lambert admitted being in the Allen house during the killing. Hartnett described a torn shirt found in Lambert's room and a plan to forge an alibi with a $200 promissory note. The court also sustained a defense objection to admitting motive evidence.
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