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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1902

Page

2

College Men Rally to Gaston’s Standard

A political gathering features speakers praising Gaston and urging educated citizens to participate in public life. They argue college graduates should influence policy beyond mere affiliation and highlight the duty of educated people and wealth to engage in government while endorsing tariff reform as supported by professors and Democratic principles.

Pathy Efort New York Democratic Party J. Lawrence Laughlin Harvard Thomas A. Mullen Gaston

Fall Opening of Woollen Goods by Splaine Fitzpatrick

Splaine and Fitzpatrick announce the fall opening of foreign and domestic woollens tomorrow. Counters display Scotch and worsted plaids striped suitings in the latest shades including overcoatings in black blue and Oxford Kerseys and Mellons. The Roberts weave Hockanum remains popular. see Friday's Post page 3 illustration.

Splaine & Fitzpatrick Oxford Kerseys Mellons Roberts

Gaston Upheld By Matthews on Harbor Channel Plan

Nathan Matthews argues for immediate 35 foot harbor dredging in Boston. He criticizes Senator Lodge and Lieutenant-Governor Bates for not backing a state and city funded channel, urges rapid completion within five to ten years, and suggests the commonwealth should act now to avoid delays and losses to Boston and rivals like New York.

Senator Lodge Bates Gaston Boston Lodge Massachusetts Congress Boston Harbor Mr. Bates New York Department Broad Sound Liverpool Manchester Southampton Havre Marseilles Collins Holyoke Commonwealth Nathan Matthews, JR

Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Offer Palatable Cure

An article promotes Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a modern, effective cure for catarrh. It contrasts tablets with inhalers and sprays, cites antiseptics Hy drastin Blood root and Red gum, and includes a Pittsburgh lawyer's testimonial about relief after two months. Druggists sell the 50 cent packages.

Stuart Pittsburg

Rousing Rally for Gaston in Chelsea

Chelsea welcomes Democratic candidates Gaston and Congress hopeful Arthur Lyman at Chelsea Square. Lyman denounces tariff benefits to capitalists, cites sugar tax impact, and mocks infant industries. Gaston urges hard work, organization, and statewide effort beyond Chelsea. Bosson lauds anti-trust struggles and Eight hour day as progressive goals.

Gaston Chelsea Congress Democratic City Committee Chelsea Square Arthur Lyman Gaston Dennis Tyrrell Republican Party United States Great Steel Trust Lyman Massachusetts Old Bay State Albert D. Bosson Trusts Boston Rubber Company Rubber Trust Rope Plant Cordage Trust

Court Rules For Molineux Case in New York Trial

Judge Lambert curbs the prosecution in the Molineux case as Assistant District Attorney Osborne is urged to stop defending Harry Cornish. Testimony centers on letters, trade papers, and forged style linking Molineux to Cornish and Harpster, with witnesses identifying documents and writing duties.

New York Lambert Molineux Osborne Harry Cornish McCluskey Studio Koch Allen Rudolph Hoiles Newark Jacobs Bros Frederick Stearns & Co Detroit Jacobs Hoiles Harpster

Towle Attacks McNary as Morgan Suystic Ally in Rally

The Boston Republican rally at North Dorchester denounces the Democratic party as Morgan's tail and attacks Gas ton and McNary as Morgan instruments. Towle calls for tariff reform, constitutional regulation of interstate commerce, and warns that Boston streets could be tied up by a Morgan backed bill unless McNary votes against it. Roosevelt actions against Morgan cited as motive for anti merger stance.

William W. Towle Congress North Dorchester Republican Club Dorchester Avenue McNary Towle Democratic Party of Massachusetts Morgan Gaston Boston Morgan Syndicate Guston Washington Street Sve House of Representatives Morgen House Roosevelt J. Pierpont Morgan Willam Great Northern Northern Pacific Railroad

Alluring Coffee and a Family Health Cure

Albany Oregon resident Mrs Propst recalls her husband’s stroke and the toll on her health. After years of nursing, she turned to Postum Coffee and Grape Nuts at her doctor’s order. She credits renewed strength to continued use of both products.

Koch Lung Cure Promoted for Tuberculine Treatment in Boston

The German government backs the Koch Lung Cure and Tuberculine for lung diseases including catarrh asthma bronchitis and consumption. Sent from Germany to 861 Boylston St Boston for inhalation therapy using the Koch Inhalation Apparatus. The program offers a free initial examination and treatment verdicts, with home treatment available by mail and a descriptive booklet on request.

Prof. Koch Boylston St Boston Koch Lung Cure Boylston Street Koch

McNary Labor Fight Highlighted By Local Meeting

A heated meeting features A. T. Whittemore and Postmaster Hib bard decrying McNary s labor support while recalling Garrity s subway bill vote. Arthur A. Maxwell attacks the Democratic State committee and party perfidy. Dr George B. Pierce touts McNary s weakness and calls for a unified Republican push. Other speakers include Van Courtland Lawrence and Senator John K. Berry.

A. T. Whittemore Hibbard Democratic State Committee Arthur A. Maxwell Democratic Party George B. Pierce McNary Gore Senate van Courtland Lawrence John K. Berry

Washburns Big Projects Move Cooperative Cause Forward

Washburn Credit House in Boston unveils four novel efforts: the Washburn Profit Sharing Stamp, the Trading Stamp Clearing House, the Peoples College, and an Orphanage. Profits set aside for a college and orphanage, with sites chosen near Boston, to train youths and aid the vulnerable under a broad cooperative program.

Washburn Credit House Washington Street George F. Washburn Boston Washburn Trading Stamp Clearing House Peoples’ College Greater People’s College Washburn Cooperative Association People's College

Despondent wife attempts self harm after quarrel

Mrs Mary Drover a 20 year old newlywed at 60 Chelsea Street East Boston attempted suicide yesterday by swallowing four grains of mercury. Neighbors found her crying aloud and she was admitted to the Relief station. Doctors believe she will recover. Her husband Andrew Drover and she had lived happily until a recent quarrel over a trivial matter led to threats of separation.

Mary Drover Chelsea Street Boston

Cold snap boosts Wolf's overcoat sales in city rush

The sudden cold wave yesterday sent shoppers to Wolf's My Clothier at Hanover and Portland streets, boosting overcoat sales as customers rushed to bundle up.

Wolf's My Clothier Hanover Portland Streets

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