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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1901
Page
5
The ad proclaims Omega Oil as uniquely green due to a powerful green herb from nature. It emphasizes the herbal origin for pain relief and contrasts Omega Oil with other liniments of white brown and yellow. It claims unmatched cures for pain and likens the sun to daylight.
Hawes Post G A R head and president of the Veterans Protective League, Millar of East Boston, attacks Mayor Hart after seeking party unity. He pledges to vote for General Patrick A. Collins, criticizing Hart’s administration for broken pledges, favoritism to contractors, and forced quitclaim documents for veterans seeking city employment.
The Waltham police trial of Policeman Dick Currin for clubbing Thomas J. Jones concluded with evidence and pleadings. Mayor Leonard will decide, amid public speculation and strong testimony from witnesses on both sides, including Chief McKenna and editor Alexander Starbuck. The city awaits the ruling on whether Currin is to be absolved or held accountable.
Washington announces the engagement of Miss Helen Hay elder daughter of the Secretary of State to Mr Payne Whitney second son of the Hon William C Whitney former Secretary of the Navy The announcement was made today November 27 in Washington and links prominent government figures through marriage
The 87th annual entertainment and dinner of the New England Home for Little Wanderers is set for today at 11 a.m. at 202 West Newton Street. Speeches will be delivered by Rev. W. MckEl veen and Mr. O. M. Wentworth, with music by the Grace St. Moore Orchestra. Children will perform recitations and songs under Mrs. Minor’s direction.
New sleeping car service leaves South Station Boston at 6 Pm with through route to Buffalo Detroit and Chicago via Boston Albany New York Central and Michigan Central railroads. Advertises as the best quickest safest and only direct double track service from New England to these points. Send for West Bound. a Hanson G P A.
At the Civic Service House 112 Salem street last evening a reception and neighborhood entertainment drew a large gathering. Dr Andrew of Harvard Rabbi M Z Margolis and local leaders S H Borofsky and Albert B Hurwich spoke about the league educational work.
Messrs Spitz Bros and Mark, prominent clothiers, have all members of their shop vaccinated by Dr E B Kelley, the firm's physician.
Deputy waters and Chinese inspector with an interpreter rounded up eleven Chinatown men in East Cambridge laundries for lacking proper certificates. Ten were jailed after a chase across Cambridge streets while one escaped. Legal counsel prepared continuances as officials weigh deportation and possible broader crusade against residents.
Since 182, the house of Leopold Morse & Co. has celebrated Thanksgiving by giving a plump turkey to every married employee. The annual order has grown with the business and last night the firm closed at 9 pm after distributing turkeys, ensuring all staff can enjoy the holiday. The store will be closed today to extend the festive cheer.
Henry Merrill of Braintree, 44, choked on a meat fragment and was treated at City Hospital before going home. John Keefe, 50, of Cambridge Street, suffered an epileptic fit and was taken to City Hospital. George Warren, 35 Warren Street, reached for a liquor bottle and drank aconite by mistake, treated at City Hospital after the incident. A Hildreth team collision near 83 o'clock left driver Moses Fleming with two broken ribs and in City Hospital. William R. Calder was arrested for reportedly fraudulently conveying a $90 diamond ring belonging to Frank G. Butler. Thieves stole two bundles marked L Morse & Co from the Brewer’s Charlestown express and two bundles from S S Pierce’s team at Commonwealth Avenue.
A prominent American coffee importer, who asks to remain anonymous for business reasons, explains he quit traditional coffee after 35 years due to health effects. He praises Postum Cereal Food Coffee with cream and sugar, notes its flavor when properly prepared, and advocates to others to switch from coffee to Postum to improve health.
A Boston political puzzler unfolds as Isaac P. Hutchinson shifts from Hart opponent to ardent backer, amid talk of police board ambitions. Joseph I. Stewart accepts a street commissioner offer after rebuffing Hart’s faction, with promises of a future police post. Edward W. Presho faces politically directed pressure as the machine targets him.
The Emergency Hospital notifies all subscribers that they can be vaccinated free of charge upon presenting their certificates and proper identification.
The Olay Homestead is performed twice at the Boston Theatre as two weeks of Denman Thompson in Boston close Saturday evening. A strong advance sale surrounds Chauncey Olcott in Garrett O’Magh opening December 2. The Sign of the Cross plays twice at Grand Opera House today with big crowds expected.
The ad promotes Cascarets Candy Cathartic with the slogan C. C. C. on every tablet. It warns buyers not to accept substitutes or counterfeit products and notes the price as 10 cents. Distributed through druggists.
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