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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1901
Page
2
An advertisement asserts catarrh is a blood disease and that local treatments fail. It promotes Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as an internal cure containing antiseptics like Eucalyptos and Sanguinaria, with a testimonial from R. Rembrandt of Rochester praising relief and complete cure at fifty cents per box.
Reports in the Stone ransom case frame the Bulgarian Macedonian kidnaping as a political move. Funds for ransom lag as Washington withholds statements while Bulgarian and Macedonian committees are blamed for the plot.
Michael Anagnos of the Serkins Institution notes that coercion against Bulgarian and Macedonian brigands holding Miss Stone is futile. He recalls 1870 English travelers seized by Greek brigands and British pressure to punish marauders and free the captives.
Washington reports Miss Stone remains alive and unharmed after ransom time limit expired. Officials say captors granted a short extension, though exact duration is not disclosed, as appeals from friends continue.
A plea to raise funds to save a life continues as public support wanes after an initial surge following the appeal. The danger lies in reduced donations as time passes and attention fades.
A trust worthy report places Miss Stone’s abductors on a mountain summit at Gultepe near the Turko Bulgarian frontier. Nineteen? arrangements are to surround the peak with Turkish and Bulgarian troops. Speculation links the abductors to the old Macedonian committee seeking to undermine the current group. The Bulgarian government vows vigorous action.
Mrs. L. A. Smith of Blodgett Mills describes heart trouble linked to coffee. She reports quick improvement after switching to Postum Cereal Food Coffee and notes friends also adopting Postum with positive results. She warns some prepare Postum weakly, but proper boiling yields a delicious beverage.
Woman from San Francisco recounts secretly drugging her brother with Golden Specific in coffee to curb drinking. She praises the remedy, describes his transformation, and urges other women to request a free trial from Dr. J W Haines at Cincinnati Ohio, noting the treatment is tasteless and undetectable.
Tremont Temple members push toward a $100,000 debt payoff to keep Rev. Dr. George C. Lorimer. Pledges today total $22,740.25 with a Boston donor giving $2,000 anonymously. The Boston Baptist Social Union boosts resolve, urging unity to retain Lorimer amid calls for his departure.
The Boston Baptist Social Union’s annual ladies night drew over 500 attendees at Tremont Temple. Brown University president W H P Faunce and Mt Holyoke College president Mary E Woolley spoke on education after college for men and for women respectively, with Faunce noting Dr Lorimer’s ongoing growth after many years post college.
Miss Mary Dreyer of Marion marries Thomas J. Walker of Texas in a ceremony at the Hotel Oriente Manila on August 27. Dreyer, a government nurse in the Spanish American War at Chickamauga and San Juan, will reside with Walker, a hospital steward at the Dagupan military hospital.
The House of Bishops approved Canon 36 on marriage solemnization by 21 to 62, with Section 4 barring remarriage for causes existing after marriage. Debate continues in the House of Deputies on divorce discipline and Canon 87, as a joint committee forms to report at Boston’s next general convention. Boston named as next meeting site. McKinley death resolutions pass.
Professor Theodore William Richards of Harvard University rejects a newly created chair of inorganic chemistry at the University of Goettingen. Harvard authorities persuaded him to stay in Cambridge. he remains a prominent figure in Cambridge society.
The vest makers in Boston vote to strike after failing to arbitrate grievances. About 300 workers join a mass meeting at Wells Memorial Hall with more expected to walk out. Contractors resist, eight shops sign shorter hours and wage increases, and more sign on as the strike expands.
Humors are vitiated fluids in the veins causing skin eruptions weakness and debility. They arise from defective digestion or heredity and manifest as eczema pimples and salt rheum. Hood s Sarsaparilla expels them and builds up the system, claimed as the best medicine for all humors.
A public notice claims remarkable hair growth cures astonish doctors Marvel and Stand. The announcement touts miraculous results and wide reader interest, presenting testimonials and endorsements from supporters.
The record lists Thirteenth Essex candidates T Dexter Johnson of Nahant and Arthur Bogue of Lynn as Democrats, while Twelfth Essex nominees William B Phinney and Albert S N Hickford of Lynn run as Republicans.
The annual meeting of the German Women's Aid Society was held yesterday afternoon in Boston Tern Hall. Officers elected include Mrs. Louise Rausch as president and Mrs. Julia Altherr as vice president. The group plans a Kaffeeklatsch on November 15 to raise funds for a Christmas aid fund for poor children.
Buffalo, Oct. 9. Exposition judges awarded 3193 prizes with 601 gold trophies for the United States, 663 silver and 662 bronze, plus 470 honorable mentions. Mexico followed with 78 golds, 161 silvers, 139 bronzes. A country-by-country tally lists entries for gold silver and bronze across numerous nations.
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