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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1900
Page
5
An article argues most so called heart trouble is not organic and stems from poor digestion. It links stomach fermentation to heart and lung pressure, urging digestion, then promoting Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe postmeal aid sold across the United States, Canada, and Great Britain.
The sheet highlights Willard’s Punchinello at Tremont as a first stage production next Monday. Zaza at Hollis repeats last season’s success, Quo Vadis at Boston Theatre draws large crowds, Hackett’s Pride of Jennico at the Museum, and The House That Jack Built at Park Theatre. Dust at Bowdoin Square for a week, Michael Strogoff next week, African King at Grand Opera fills seats, Nellie Robinson’s Queen of the Plains at Grand Theatre today and tomorrow. Sidmans’ Back Home at Keith’s praised for its charm, Henri French’s buzzing juggling at Howard, Gertrude Haynes and Choir Celestial at Boston Music Hall, and Freddie Curran with Herbert Bidd er contest at Nickelodeon Friday.
Meriden Connecticut saw the first Meriden presentation of Nathan Hale with Howard Kyle and Nannette Comstock in roles once played by Goodwin and Filiott. The audience packed the theatre and rose in enthusiasm after act three as the performers received strong ovations for their parts and the production’s colorful scenery.
A detachment of 2960 Royal Canadian Regiment men arrived in London to tumultuous applause with large crowds at the railroad station cheering and displaying emblems. In Liverpool the Lord Mayor hosted another Canadian troop contingent with Private Molloy giving a dramatic speech despite losing sight from a bullet through both temples.
A Paris despatch to London states the commander of British forces in Ashanti, Ccomassie, reports that the campaign is ended. The message confirms reconciliation of operations and declares the campaign concluded.
A public urging to use Ayers Cherry Pectoral for cough relief. The ad promises less annoyance from coughing and suggests acting for the sake of others by choosing the remedy.
London reports a major Boer success as about 400 British soldiers at Denetsdorp were captured on Nov. 23. Fifteen killed and forty-two wounded accompany the loss, with further engagements across the region leaving British forces frequently encountering Boer resistance.
Paris dispatch reports President Kruger planning a Berlin trip to gain Germany’s mediation role. In Paris the Chamber of Deputies unanimously adopted M Denys Cochin's motion offering respectful sympathy on his arrival. Kruger met deputations and left Paris for Cologne then Marburg, with Berlin arrival slated for December 4.
Theatre ticket speculators were routed yesterday at Boston Music Hall after securing over 260 reserved seats and some boxes by various names and telephone orders. The house implemented two popular prices, watched from Hamilton Place to Tremont Street, and required speculators to surrender seats at face value, discouraging further schemes.
John Green of Oklahoma, formerly a carter-master sergeant in Company M, United States Infantry, arrives in Uxbridge to find his wife, 36, has married another man in Rhode Island. The wife, Louisa Logee Franklin Horton, claims a Franklin grandniece link and says she divorced her husband. Horton intends to annul the marriage. Green learns their five children, including a bugler in the Philippines, may accompany him to Oklahoma as he plans to take his mother Mary Haggerty to join them. The local case is dropped as Green declines prosecution.
Ralph Aldoes, 18, a well known local youth, was found with a bullet wound in the armory smoking room. A revolver lay nearby and he expired shortly after being found. A note in his pocket said, She has gone back on me. This act is believed to be a suicide linked to a love affair.
The store offers season style ladies footwear from New York and Paris makers at a uniform 3.50. Ranging from house wear to dress, outdoor work to street wear, sizes in all leathers, with tannery-to-consumer pricing and a separate elegant women’s shop. Catalogue Y available by mail.
Thanksgiving in Malden featured the Odd Fellows minstrel show at the new Auditorium. highlights included a staged medley, Miss Pauline Hatch, Mr. W. P. Landrick, Mr. Frank H. Dearington, and a line of musical numbers and readings by local performers under Malden Lodge 201 I.C.C.F. with Miss Eff Beshong and others.
Men s Shoes offered in 151 shapes and 121 sizes sold direct from tannery to consumer at a uniform price of 3.50 daily all year. Styles echo London Paris and New York for dress business and sports needs. Catalogues available by mail or delivery prepaid to any US address Canada Mexico Germany or Parcels Post Service regions at 3.75 per pair.
Halifax reports the Norwegian bark Finn loaded with lumber driven ashore Tuesday not far from Point Du Chene. It is feared she will be a total loss.
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