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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1901
Page
5
HYOMEI promises quick relief for coughing with 20 drops on flannel to nightwear and an inhaler for daytime use. It claims to cure catarrh and guard against coughs and pneumonia with complete outfits at 1.00 and trial sets at 25c from The R. T. Booth Co. Ithaca NY.
The Massachusetts State Board of Trade discussed reciprocity with Canada at its first fall meeting in Parker House. Resolutions were postponed to November, with Isaac B. Tompkins Jr. presenting memorials to President McKinley and the social committee backing reciprocal trade. Osborne Howes urged cautious expansion, citing Canada as a strong market for manufactured goods and warning against full free trade.
Ger mania Verein in Roslindale faces grand jury action after illegal liquor selling charges. Steward William Breck and bartender Gustav Dittmar were bound over by West Roxbury Court. George Bradbury, not a member, appears. tension with Officer Cratty over dance ticket origins cited. Judge Howard ordered Breck and Dittmar up to Suffolk Superior for grand jury consideration.
Rear Admiral Rodgers reports a serious situation on Samar from Cavite. The cable mentions New York sailing to Catbalogan with 300 men, base operations at Basey and Bajan, and naval forces Arethusa and Zabo concentrating on patrol duties amid mounting concern over Manila readiness.
At the Schley hearing Lieutenant Fitzgerald testified that Brooklyn fire room men were told to stand by for a ram by Spanish vessels. Senator Graham and Cronin described conversations with Schley and Sigsbee about the battle and the Spanish fleet not being in the harbor. Other witnesses praised Schleys calm leadership as the fight progressed.
Manila reports General Chaffee doubts major open fighting on Sarflar while bolo men spread across Leyte and Samar. Reinforcements aim to raise garrisons to 38 men and form field squads to hunt insurgents. Bantam province and Rossles area cited with inflammatory bulletins. Taft and Chaffee reach habeas corpus agreement for military prisoners.
In Maynard Hall Waltham October 22 the St Joseph Catholic Total Abstinence Society hosted a complimentary banquet for the Ladies Auxiliary in appreciation of help at a recent field day. Aldermen Carney Caldwell Morris Perrie Riley attended. Edward J. Kelly was toastmaster.
A monumental Archangel Michael group, once gifted from the Gardner Brewer estate to Boston Art Museum with an endowment plan, sold yesterday at the Brewer mansion for 700. Crafted in Rome in 1858 by Cavaliere Scipione Tadolini, it stood over 11 feet tall and weighed three tons. The buyer, dealer Cooper, faces heavy removal costs of at least 100 pounds.
The Boston Theatre reports Uncle Tom's Cabin continuing strongly with John and Emma Ray and a modernized Grand era House run. Empire Theatre stock company stars Margaret Anglin and Richard Mansfield receive praise for performances. The King's Carnival at Columbia draws crowds. Miss implicity at Tremont and Edie Martinet at Park Theatre headline this week. Bowdoin Square stocks feature The Angel of, and The Heart of Chicago thrills at Morrison's Grand. Jeannie Yeamans at Keith's headlines with fresh songs. Evangeline charms audiences. Lida Dexter leads the Beigeater Burlesquers at Howard. Swiss yodelers close at Austin & Stone's. Nickelodeon's fat dames draw crowds. Columbia Theatre concerts resume. Bowdoin Square previews Frank the story teller. Park Theatre hosts John Graham concerts starting Nov 2. Grand Opera House schedule includes The Man-o'-Wars Mant, Der Tere and Mr. Hyde, The Pledge of Houds, and The Voice of Nature with Nov 4 season opening at Bijou Opera House.
Dr. Lorimer refutes a charge by Charles D. McBride of Samoth Illinois that he borrowed an idea from the late Colonel Ingersoll about dealing with anarchists. McBride cited Lorimer remarks suggesting banishment to a remote island for self work. Lorimer says he did not quote Ingersoll and spoke in a general ocular spirit about sending anarchists away to work out their own salvation.
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