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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1904
Page
4
London date line details the growing diplomatic tangle after Vice-Admiral Rojestvensky’s report on the Baltic incident. Britain presses for Russia to guarantee punishment, while France’s stance remains crucial. Ambassadors Cambon and others seek to avert war through cautious diplomacy as public outcry grows.
A medical temperance style notice argues appendicitis stems from fast eating and large meals. It promotes Stuart s Dyspepsia Tablets as safe relief to keep digestion in order and prevent the disease, claiming quick, permanent cures and avoiding appendix problems.
London, Oct 27. The Associated Press reports two conferences between Ambassador Benkendorf and Foreign Secretary Lansdowne. Punishment is on hold. Lansdowne said the Russian report is inconceivable to him yet he understands Russia must trust its admiral. Foreign Office finds no evidence for Rojestvensky’s claim.
Berlin notes the war hinges on Frances stance as Britain and Russia hesitate. France may influence the outcome by signaling if hostilities would be a Russo French treaty contingency. Russia tests alliance motives while Britain seeks punishment of officers, possibly delaying the Pacific squadron until courts martial conclude.
An advertisement features Angus Gillis of Roxbury Boston praising Quinona for curing long term stomach trouble after six months use. It claims broad benefits for stomach, nerves, insomnia and malaria with testimonials from St Luke's Hospital staff and offers a one dollar large bottle with free medical advice from The Quinona Co. in Boston.
The World's fair judges gave the only gold medal for rail joint products to Continuous Rail Joint Company of America of Newark New Jersey. Their exhibit covered rail joints step joints insulated and electric bonding joints celebrated for use in steam and electric railways.
Last evening the St. Josephs T A and B Society held a whist party and dance in the hall at 1 Allen Street West End. It was well attended with prizes won by Miss Mary McCarthy Catherine McKenna William F Coughlin and Francis Walsh. Consolations went to Mrs Mary Foley and William Doherty. Dancing was followed by a collation.
Copenhagen reports Danish marine ministry informed that Japanese chartered several ships at Hull to attack the Russian Baltic squadron in the North Sea and 13 Swedish vessels were also hired. A Danish torpedo boat narrowly escaped and a Russian battleship fired a blank shot. Baron Hayashi disputed the claim, calling it a fabrication to mislead.
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