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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1900
Page
2
An old age promotional note touts Omega Oil as a cure for the body’s decline. It claims skin, joints, and muscles dry with age and that rubbing Omega Oil on sore spots stops pain. The message urges elderly readers to use it for general liniment benefits.
The Boston court session revealed expert tests on Mrs. French insanity under guardianship with two nurses and Pinkerton protection at 10 Newbury Street. Dr Blumer and Dr Lane testified on paranoia and delusions while attorney Morse pressed cross examination and questions about deception in approaching the patient.
Over 500 guests attended the Sumner Fishing Club’s fourth annual ball at Lyceum Hall in Charlestown. East Boston’s prettiest girls led by Congressman-elect Joseph Conry danced with partners into the early morning. a Boston Letter Carriers Band concert preceded the grand march and featured Miss Kitty Grady and Miss Josephine Walsh.
The Roanoke Social and Athletic Club held its eighth annual ball in Charlestown last evening. President Charles W. Murphy led the grand march with Miss Louise Ingalls. Vice President Frank P. Green and Miss Etta Tyson followed, then other officers with their ladies. Notables from the North and West Ends attended, including ex Senator Lomrasney and ex Alderman Brick. Gilman’s Orchestra supplied music as the dance ended in the early hours.
In Fall River on November 26 the Slade Mills paid court costs after an overtime dispute. Factory Inspector Tierney and witnesses said mills started up after 6 and ran until just after midnight, while the defense claimed the mill clock was slow and the run time was within legal limits. The court ruled the defense satisfactory and ordered costs of $1.20.
Aldermen attacked a $5,568,900 loan package, denouncing it as excessive and corrupt. Tirkham accused land purchases of public policy violations while Adams urged trimming. debate centered on the gar bage plant and parks as the bill's items were narrowly approved or defeated.
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