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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1902
Page
5
A promotional notice details Garrara Paint used by a renowned hotel, branding it as a durable finish that never fades or cracks, resists chalking and peeling, and remains unaffected by gases. The ad emphasizes quick orders and lasting quality for hotel interiors.
A promotional piece for Carrara Paint claims fifty free sample colors and explains why the paint lasts longer, covers more surface, and costs less over time. It lists large users such as Pennsylvania Railroad and Chicago telephone firms and emphasizes suitability for houses, barns, fences, and interiors with a guaranteed quality guarantee.
Emperor William and Empress reviewed a 40 000 strong parade at the Warsaw grounds. New colors were presented to colonels as the regiments passed twice followed by a scenic corps review. Returning, the monarch rode between lines of 11 000 children, saluting with a firm yet tender gaze.
In St Petersburg the court doctors announced the Czarina miscarried after changes in her pregnancy. There were no complications and temperature and pulse remained normal. Copenhagen reports the Czarina in serious condition but no further danger is expected, with confinement anticipated soon.
The Rev J W Weisley of St Paris Ohio avoided life insurance after kidney trouble by using Dr David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy which cured him completely. The ad claims acceptance by four insurers proves the remedy’s efficacy for kidney liver bladder blood rheumatism and dyspepsia with sample offers and druggists selling 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles. It also promotes Dr Kennedy’s Lait Rheum Cream for skin sores and scrofulous diseases at 60 cents.
Annie Woods charged with illegally selling liquor at 18 Middlesex street was discharged by Judge Dewey in the Municipal Court session. The judge said misconduct by a government witness caused him to withhold a verdict, and he warned Sergeant Hyland to appear in proper uniform in court in future.
Supreme Court ruling upholds verdicts of $00 for three estates in elevator collapse cases against Columbian Fire Proofing Company. Deadly incident occurred on a building site when a hoist fell after a loosely fastened cable broke. Signs reading Dangerous Keep Out were deemed ineffective as the superintendent and acting superintendent allowed workers to ride elevators despite the rule.
Ex-President Grover Cleveland's eldest daughter Ruth narrowly escaped injury at Buzzard's Bay when her pony cart tipped after a frightened animal reaction. Postmaster assistant Fred C. Small restrained the pony, preventing a crash and keeping Ruth and Mrs. Pierrin uninjured as they drove away.
George H. Allen a wealthy Lynn box manufacturer and director of banks, married his bookkeeper Miss Effie Sophia Spinney in Leominster, secret ceremony attended by six friends. The groom, 62, widower, and bride, 35, plan a secluded honeymoon. Allen’s Lynn plant at 340 Broad Street outputs about 150000 yearly.
The Roxbury Irish Language School will reopen this evening at 1165 Tremont Street John Mitchell Hall Room 6. All interested may attend the opening session with Daniel P. O Callaghan as the teacher.
The National Association of Stationary Engineers continued its convention at Engineering Building Trinity Place with President Edward G. Jacques presiding. Delegates heard the sixth annual trustees report, accepted an invitation to visit the Massachusetts police department, and discussed license-law efforts with potential expulsions for noncompliant associations. The Nantasket excursion followed. The ladies auxiliary met at 9:30 with prayers by Nellie C. Moore, remarks by Emma M. Stone, Ellen H. Richards and James H. Harris. Nellie E. Harris opened the convention.
Miss Nellie Gabriel reports a threatening assault on Tuesday night near 129 Columbia Street Cambridgeport. A male pursuer demanded five cents with a murder threat if refused. Her brother-in-law Howard Montgomery pursued the suspect to Lincoln and Columbia streets but lost him. description notes a fat round face, light shirt gray pants black coat and derby, about 5 feet 9 inches tall.
On Sept 10 an eight day tour from Boston via Fall River to Mauch Chunk Glen Summit billed as The Switzerland of America costs 20 dollars. Sept 20 Gettysburg Pilgrim Club trip to Mauch Chunk Pen Mar Gettysburg Antietam Harper s Ferry Washington and Philadelphia under James H Cruff and C W H Sanborn covers all expenses from Boston for 32 dollars. itineraries by Simmons Marsters Boston.
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