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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1903
Page
2
Boston officials report 14 000 bottles distributed in the city with a note of 39 715 bottles sold in the area since August 17. The figures mark a sustained distribution effort and ongoing sales activity in the Boston region.
Immigrant inspectors accompanied by New York and Richfield officials led a coordinated sweep through Boston Chinatown. Officers seized 23 unpapered residents from Ong Leung Tong Society rooms and opium dens, using every route to raid Oxford and Harrison streets. The Royal Restaurant housed prisoners as wagons and a crowded barge transported detainees to the Federal building.
Federal building in Postoffice square crowded as 69 Chinamen are moved by patrol wagons and electric cars to temporary quarters. Officers expect releases for those with valid certificates. others face deportation. Case details include a young man, George Sing, and a wife Kitty Yen Koon seeking his papers.
Mgr O Callaghan lauds seven year Irish awakening under home rule prospects. Attendees include Hon. William S McNary Alderman Slattery J H Fahey and James Carroll who presented a 2150 dollar check. O Callaghan reflects on Ireland’s hardship, land reform, and unity amid coercion battles.
John Riley of 127 Circuit Street Boston Massachusetts reports a complete relief from stomach catarrh and dyspepsia after ten days using Muhgen's Paw Paw. He claims a complete cure is possible and urges others to try the remedy.
A testimonial from E. S. Emerson of Cambridgeport Massachusetts states that both his mother and he use Paw Paw tonic for the nerves with satisfactory results. He calls it the finest tonic and reconstructive agent he has ever used.
Mrs W J Dunphy of South Boston endorses Paw Paw claiming improved health after two bottles and urges others with indigestion or nervousness to try it. Munyon ads promise red blood and vigor, sell Paw Paw at $1.00 a pint and Paw Paw Laxative Pills at 25 cents, touting alcohol free exhilaration.
Fifty years ago a specialist prescribed a medicine for Rev. Fr. John OBrien of Lowell Massachusetts from whom it derived its name. It is not patent medicine and is free from opium morphine or poisons and avoids weakening stimulants. It builds flesh and strength and prevents pneumonia and consumption. It cures bronchitis asthma and all throat and lung troubles. Guaranteed.
Dozens of certificates presented by Chinese prisoners at a federal building were found invalid though signed properly by U S district court clerks. Moy Wah Gum faced detention over a duplicate document stamped by ex Commissioner Paddock. Many entrants could not verify identities or had dubious records, highlighting strict immigration controls requiring genuine certificates and substantial property or immediate family ties.
Chicago and North Western Railway cuts fares to New England California Oregon Washington and British Columbia to over 17 dollars below regular second class. Tickets and information from J. Brittain, agent, 300 Washington St Boston.
Laxative Bronic Quinine tablets promise a one day cure for colds. All druggists refund the money if it fails. Each box bears E. W. Grove's signature and costs 25 cents.
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