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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1901
Page
2
An ear specialist notes nine of ten deafness cases stem from throat trouble, though overstatement. Catarrh of nose and throat often blocks the Eustachian tube, hardening secretions and causing permanent hearing loss if untreated. Keeping passages clear improves hearing. Stuart's Catarrh Tablets, costing fifty cents, are promoted as a safe, effective remedy.
In Clinton on November 20 a four year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs Charles R Frazer, died after eating several dozen strychnine tablets prescribed for his mother by a physician. The tablets were kept in an upper chamber and the child discovered them.
In Danvers a trio of Chinese laundries led by Sam Lung Moy Yim Lum and Moy Co form a defensive alliance to deter a Boston rival. They issue a public warning declaring no fourth laundry in town and recount past disputes, portraying a strong united front to protect customers and business.
Gloucester reports show both city branches in joint session probing water commissioners. Allegations claim political use of positions and lax management of the water department. Hearing began Wednesday evening, extended past 2 am, adjourned to this afternoon, with witnesses still to be heard.
In Boston Turn Hall at 3:30 PM tomorrow a festival honors Gustaf Albert Lortzing on his 100th birthday. A large string orchestra will perform overtures, with choirs from Boylston Schulverein and B. T. V. chorus. Soloists include Rosa Bartschmidt Bertha Kelterborn Carl Doering and Alvis Bartschmidt.
Judge Thomas in Federal Court sustains Treasury ruling that alien consumptives may be deported. Thomas Boden, confined at Long Island College Hospital Brooklyn, had been slated for removal within a week. Boden’s wife and child plan to accompany him. a habeas corpus writ was filed by Philadelphia lawyers.
The Anarchists of London planned a meeting for tonight to mark the execution anniversary of the Chicago Anarchists on Nov 11 1888 but police forced cancellation and told hall proprietors to halt the hire.
Nellie M Hedden of 621 Summit Avenue Connersville Indiana recounts a year of severe agony from nervous breakdown weakness and menstrual suppression. After failing with doctors she reports relief from six boxes of Williams Pink Pills for Pale People and urges others to follow directions. Notary public Finny H Gray witnessed the sworn affidavit dated November 14 1900. Available through druggists or Dr Williams Medicine Co Selfenectady NY 50 cents a box six for 2.50.
The Roxbury Ward 21 caucus probe features Assistant District Attorney Sughrue recalling witness Kane and detailing recordings of conversations about Winsloe, Ryan, and alleged machine politics. Cross examinations touch on ballot handling, arrests, and possible conspiracies as prosecutors lay out courtroom testimony and defense challenges.
A temperance argument compares coffee to an intoxicant and warns of chronic diseases from caffeine. It cites brain workers in America and claims many have quit coffee for Postum Food Coffee, reporting improved health, nerves, and vitality as a result.
Isaac F. Paul refuses to dignify the Ward 21 caucus fraud trial in Superior Court with any reply. He states he does not know the matter and declines to comment, calling any suggestion of his involvement beneath his dignity.
In an office interview Mr. Bordman Hall said he knew nothing of Ward 21 caucus frauds. He claimed his campaign was managed by others and he did not know any canvass details.
Thomas H. Flannery and Clerk Patrick F. Finneran faced Roxbury District Court before Judge Bolster for alleged caucus law violations at the Cabot Street bath house Ward 18 on November 15. Flannery is accused of failing to perform caucus duties and aiding another to cast multiple ballots while Finneran is charged with unlawfully casting more than one ballot. The Hon. John ...
New sleeping car service leaves South station Boston at 6 p.m. with through routes to Buffalo Detroit and Chicago via Boston and Albany New York Central and Michigan Central lines. It is promoted as the best quickest safest and only direct double track service from New England. Write for West Bound. A. Hanson G P A.
The Cunarder Saxonia docked at noon yesterday a day late. Passengers dined aboard as planned, with 13 saloon, 45 second cabin, and 357 steerage aboard. The voyage faced westerly winds and gales most of the way, lasting nine days and 38 minutes.
A brief note mentions Orangeiie pondering a health pre server for young or old amid references to Curé headache full pain colds Grip and bowel disturbances. The fragment hints at a topical medical product or remedy discussion without clear market details or outcomes.
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