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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1902

Page

4

Castro Said To Be Surrounded At La Victoria

Report from Willemstad Curaçao dated Oct 15 says Castro's government forces and Venezuelan revolutionists clashed near La Victoria. Castro led charges with 4100 troops and 15 guns. rebels about 1500 advance guard. Casualties were 247 government and 310 rebels including General Guevara. Reinforcements arrived, but Castro appears surrounded as Valencia and nearby towns face revolutionary advances.

Willemstad Curacaa Caracas Venezuela la Victoria Castro Alcantara West Point Military Academy Guevara Gomez Matos Mendoza el Consejo Victoria Valencia Riera

Death of Rear Admiral Thomas O Selfridge in Waverley

Rear Admiral Thomas O. Selfridge U.S. Navy retired died at the McLean asylum in Waverley. He was likely the oldest living officer of that rank and part of a notable father son pair with his son Thomas O. Selfridge Jr. and Commander James Russell Selfridge also in the navy since 1864. The elder Selfridge was born in Massachusetts and joined the Navy in 1818 at age 12 years 9 months. He served in the Mexican War, was wounded at Guayamas, commanded Mare Island Navy Yard 1862-4 and again in 1878, and retired with long service including time in Georgetown and San Francisco visits.

Thomas O. Selfridge, Jr Navy James Russell Selfridge Massachusetts Guyamas Selfridge Mare Island Navy Yard Georgetown D. C San Francisco

Free Cure for Rheumatism Promoted by Gloria Tonte

Advert for Gloria Tonte claims a home cure for rheumatism and related ailments. John A. Amitit offers a free trial box and a free illustrated book, endorsed by noted scientists and officials, with address for Milwaukee.

Gloria Gloria Tonte John A. Smith Smith Quintero University of Venezuela Ef, i, Plumacher United States Maracaibo Macadam Edinburg Health London Mr. Smith John A Amitit Goermania Bldg Milwaukees Wis

Dray Breaks Through Street Planks on State Street

State Street near Washington to the Custom House is unsafe for heavy traffic. Excavations from East Boston tunnel work encroach on the roadway, undermining the sides and bridged by boards. A dray from American Hyde & Leather Co. broke through planking in front of Western Union Telegraph, blocking traffic for hours. One rear wheel sank to the hub as the team could not avoid the planks.

State Street Washington Street Custom House American Hyde & Leather Company Western Union Telegraph Office East Boston

Laurier to Retire Upon Arrival in Montreal

Montreal Oct 15 Sir Wilfrid Laurier plans immediate retirement after his arrival in Canada. A Parisian doctor who treated him warned of a life penalty if he ignores medical advice. The doctor relayed the information to an Montreal physician Dr Lasnier and to a few close friends of the premier.

Montreal Wilfrid Laurier France Lasnier

Catarrh Tablets Promised Cure for All Forms

An old remedy extols Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a blood and mucous membrane cleanser. It claims internal use clears nasal and throat symptoms without douches, sprays, or inhalers. Wording emphasizes safety, palatability, and Dr. Ainslee's endorsement.

Stuart Ainslee

Inquest Finds Contributory Negligence in Craig Death

Special Justice Charles E. Hibbard reports the inquest into Secret Service Officer William Craig’s death during President Roosevelt’s Sept. 3 visit. He finds unlawful acts by James T. Kelly and Luke J. Madden contributed to the death, citing a city street closure misunderstanding. The report notes streetcar operators believed only nearby park streets were closed despite broader mayoral orders.

Pittsfield Charles E. Hibbard District Court of Central Berkshire Secret Service William Craig Roosevelt Hibbard James T. Kelly Luke J. Madden Stret

Coffee Wise Postum Helps Piney Creek Woman Recover

A Piney Creek Maryland woman describes long nervous prostration and stomach trouble worsened by coffee. After switching to Postum Food Coffee her symptoms vanish, she recovers strength, and her family also benefits. She credits Postum with better tolerance than mocha or java.

Piney Creek Mamma Postum Vather Postum Co Battle Creek Mich

Bruce Sparks congressional ballot hearing begins in State House

The ballot law commission held a daylong hearing in Room 240 of the State House over the Bruce Sparks contest in Massachusetts fifth district. Sparks supporters led by M L Jennings and Bruce backer Col J P Sweeney presented arguments and witnesses, including J Joseph Hennessey, while credential disputes and convention timings were juggled. The hearing continued with Sweeney set to reply for Bruce and the commissioners aiming to conclude the case today.

Alexander B. Bruce Lawrence John T. Sparks Lowell Congress Sparks M. L. Jennings J. P. Sweeney Bruce State House J. Joseph Hennessey A. J M. Low Secretary Callahan Lowell Democratic Committee Callahan D. J. Donahue Mr. Cox Mr. Conroy James M. Barry Barry Michael J. Dowd O’sullivan Jennings Committee On Sweeney Michael J. O'Rourke Peter Dailey John J. Melaney D. J. O’brien D. J. Donoghue J. J. Murphy John P. Walsh M. J. Dowd

Stage Matters in Boston Theatre Circuit Roundup

Eugene Ormonde heads to Gerard stock in Philadelphia as leading man. Faversham to follow John Drew at New York Empire Theatre. Mary Johnston's Audrey to debut in New York with Eleanor Robson. Ghosts and other Ibsen pieces tour Baltimore Washington Philadelphia New York Boston with George Fawcett and Mary Shaw. Grand opera, Sherlock Holmes, and Keith’s variety bills fill a bustling Boston season with many notable performers and productions.

Eugene Ormonde Blanche Bates Gerard Stock Company Philadelphia William Faversham John Drew Empire Theatre New York H. V. Esmond Fay Davis Lonndon Mr. Faversham Wright Kramer Edwin Milton Boyle Mary Johnston Audrey Madison Square Theatre Eleanor Robson Edmund Breese David Belasco National Theatre Washington Mary Shaw George Fawcett Stock Company Baltimore Ibsen Miss Shaw Boston Grand Opera House William Gillette Hollis Julia Marlowe Fiammetta Bertha Galland Colonial Esmeralda Notre Dame Little Bady Robert Edeson Columbia Australia Bowdoin Square Castle Square Theatre Company Mr Potter Texas Cather Park Theatre Corie Payton J. K. Tillotson Kentucky Home Paust Peaceful Valley Mr. Payton Music Hall Louie Willams Salem Cadet Band Kentucky Keith's Fraulein Capell Keith Symphony Hall Signora Eleonora Duse Tremont Temple Kirtles British Veteran Association Charles Chapman May Mooney Elizabeth A. Coughlin Frank E. Dodge Mascagni Tris America Poston Devil's Daughter Grand Theatre Clarence Wilbur Patsy Boliver Daintee Pareée Joe Gans John B. Schoeffel Henry W. Savage Chicago St. Louis Brooklyn Buffalo Aida Bennyson Dul're Messrs. D'Aubigne Goff Paull Carrier Coombs Martha

Dartmouth Versus Williams Railway Special Schedule

The Boston and Albany Railroad runs a special train from South station at 2 05 p m and Trinity place at 2 00 p m to Newton Centre arriving 2 30 p m, returning after the game. Additional coaches may be added to the regular train leaving Boston at 1 05 p m. Round trip tickets are 20 cents, good for return from Newton Centre either direction, on sale at South station and Trinity place.

Boston & Albany Railroad South Trinity Place Newton Centre Boston South Station

Home of the overcoat at Wolf's corner Hanover Portland

An entire floor at Wolf's My Clothier on the corner of Hanover and Portland streets is devoted to overcoats. The department is marketed as the home of the overcoat, highlighting its specialist selection and prominence in the store.

Wolf's My Clothier Hanover and Portland Streets

Fels Naptha Soap Promises Quick Clothes Line Benefit

The item touts fast line drying as one merit of Fels Naptha soap and asks readers if that benefit is worth trying, signaling a promotional or opinion tone about the product.

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