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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1898

Page

2

Greene in Music Hall Free X Ray Lectures Draw Big Crowd

Dr. Greene of 34 Temple Place Boston presents free illustrated lectures in Music Hall on the X Ray marvel. Women and men may attend free with no seats reserved, learning about health, cures, and vegetable medicines in a period style public notice.

Greene Temple Place Boston Mass Music Hall Nature Dr. Greene Greere Pfice Poston

New Banks Rising In Boston Banking Reorganization

The old Hamilton National Bank board backs a new bank plan after federal charter approval. George W. Newhall and others lead the effort with a $500,000 capital, while Shawmut Bank’s reorganization names James P. Stearns as president. Directors include Eben Draper and Henry Higginson, with deposits and stockholders lining up across nine banks to join the National Shawmut Bank venture.

Hamilton National Bank Washington George W. Newhall Henry G. Denny Edward A. Strong Rufus F. Greeley Benjamin Phipps Albert Boston National Bank Edward D. Hayden Henry L. Higginson Henry S. Howe Lawrence & Co Horatio Newhall Columbian National Bank William S. Spaulding Frank G. Webster Jeremiah Williams The North National Bank Robert Winsor Alfred S. Woodworth National Eagle Bank Mr. Hallett J. G. Taft Shawmut Bank Reorganized Bank National Shawmut Bank Frank H. Barbour Taft Wallace Draper National Bank of North America Charles F. Smith Market National Bank Stearns National Shawmut Bank of Boston James P. Stearns Congress Street Boston Fred Scheveley

Pio del Pilar Summoned to Malolos and Arrested

Manila dispatch reports General Pio del Pilar, seen as Aguinaldo's chief rival, summoned to Malolos and arrested on charges of defying Aguinaldo's authority and challenging American rule. It notes Aguinaldo's removals of unfit officers, his reintegration of some, and his wish to go to Paris to meet peace commissioners.

Pio del Pilar Malolos Manila Aguinaldo Paris

Catarrh Cure Sold For One Dollar In Boston

Frank W Slawson of 934 Harrison Avenue reports a dramatic recovery from chronic catarrh after using Dr D Wilson’s home treatment offer. He praises rapid relief, healed mucous surfaces, and better sleep, noting the outfit costs one dollar plus an inhaler free, with treatment delivered by mail or at 18 Boylston Street Boston Mass.

Boston Harrison Avenue Boylston Street D. Wilson M. D Mass Daly NA Tremont

Lomasney to go to the House in tenth district race

Ex Senator Martin M Lomasney is slated for the House seat with Francis J Horgan stepping aside to clear the way. The fight narrows to Atwood and Wardner for the Republican nomination and Barrows remains the regular candidate amid party ac tion and withdrawals as the tenth district contest reaches a tense close.

Martin M. Lomasney House of Representatives Francis J. Horgan Bell Telephone Lomasney Edward J. Donovan Naphen Barrows Harrison H. Atwood Torrey E. Wardner Atwood Wardner Boston Donovan Rourke State House John H. Lee City Committee McNary State Committee John Lee Bill Clerk Boynton Mr. Boynton Mr. Atwood Tenth Congressional District Tenth District McEttrick State Senate Richard Co. Humphreys New England Free Trade League Humphreys Republican Party Frederick W. Peabody Peabody Mr. Humphreys Congressman McEttrick Republican State Committee John C. Cobb Milton Quincy Page Towle Bradley Cobb Pne Eek Ss Bordman Hall Congress James Blaine Carnyarrison Hatwood McNamara Nor Gallivan Franz Hugo Krebs Walter L. Sears Krebs Charlestown Senate Peter F. Tague Tague James Keenan Ward 9 John A. Kelcher Pierre Bonvoullier Holyoke Harry J. Jacquith Nathan Washburn Plymouth W. L. Sears Franz H. Krebs, Jr James A. Gallivan

English banking heir Harold Baring weds Marie Heyl Churchill

In Fifth Avenue St Thomas’s Church New York Marie Heyl Churchill of the 400 wed Harold Baring of London banking prominence and cousin of Lord Revelstoke The ceremony was by Rev John Wesley Brown with Muriel Baring as attendant The wedding drew society’s eye and gifts included a large diamond tiara and a silver service The Barings’ union with American brides has history dating back to Washington days

New York St. Thomas’s Church Fifth Avenue Consuelo Vanderbilt Duchess of Marlborough Pauline Whitney Paget England Marie Heyl Churchill Harold Baring London Lord Revelstoke Princess Victoria of Wales John Wesley Brown Muriel Ursula Baring George A. Heyl Churchill Holprook Curtis Lindsay C. Ivory Cecil Baring Robert Shawe Minturn Isaac Newton Phelps Stokes Mr. Baring Francis Macy Willis Barter Heyl Philadelphia Churchill Charles Baring Durham Lord Cromer Egypt Cairo Cape Three Kingdoms Susan Carter Minturn Robert B. Minturn Thomas Charles Baring City of Washington Baring Barings

Was She a Boston Girl The Edith Rollend Tragedy

A thinly clad woman on Fifty-ninth Street near Roosevelt Hospital states her friend Edith Rollend a hospital death by self harm. Edith, wife of William Rollend of the Seventy First Regiment, died by carbolic acid Saturday night after a long separation. Police seek her elusive aunt and possible East Boston connection, with uncertainty about the aunt’s location or even existence.

New York Fifty-ninth Street Roosevelt Hospital Edith Rollend William Rollend Seventy-first Regiment

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Health Amid Malarial Risk

Warns of health dangers from sudden weather shifts, decaying vegetation and malarial germs. Presents Hood's Sarsaparilla as a purifier enriching blood and improving circulation in four hours. Claims Hood's Sarsaparilla is America’s greatest medicine priced at $1, six for $5. Hood's Pills offered as an easy, effective remedy.

Dangevor America

Jefferson Club Rally At Newton Discusses Democracy

A Newton crowd of several hundred gathered October 24 under the Jefferson Club. Jean Kyges of Boston urged a Democratic revival, praising democracy in Newton and opposing imperialistic aims. He urged freer trade, warned of foreign wars, and critiqued wartime taxation and corruption in politics and the canal frauds.

Newton Newtonville Jefferson Club Farrington Harwood Jean Kyges Boston Jefferson Cuba New York

Fifty Years Since Boston Water Pump Celebration

A Boston Evening segment recalls the 50th anniversary of Boston Common water service begun October 25, 188. Josiah Quincy opened the pipes. a business parade and feast followed with Dodsworth’s Band leading Quincy Market traders. Five market veterans, including Hovey and Leonard, still survive.

Boston Common Boston Josiah Quincy Tremont Street Quincy Market Dodsworth New York D. Skilton Charlestown Horatio Hovey Cambridge S. S. Leonard Brighton J. W. Fletcher Belmont Mr. Hall Hall & Cole Hovey Leonard Quilton Post Harvey Parker

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