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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1905

Page

5

Boston's political rift tests Colonel Gaston as peacemaker

Col William A. Gaston steps forward to broker peace in Boston's mayoralty dispute while Lomasney and Fitzgerald clash over City Hall control. Acting Mayor Whelton, sworn in, vows to follow Mayor Collins and stabilise city leadership amid looming Republican challenge.

William A. Gaston Boston Democracy Gaston Boston Collins Lomasney City Hall James Donovan

Acting Mayor Whelton Takes Oath of Office in Boston

Daniel A. Whelton was sworn in as acting Mayor of Boston by Justice Loring at City Hall. The ceremony, brief and formal, included witnesses City Clerk Donovan and other city officials and followed the death of Mayor Collins.

Lomasney Daniel A. Whelton Board of Aldermen Whelton Donovans Loring Commonwealth of Massachusetts Boston United States Justice Loring Supreme Court Seavey Donovan Curran John B. Martin Penal Institutions McKibben Alderman Whelton Collins

Catarrhal Powder Endorsed by Canadian Minister

A historical notice touts Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder as a quick remedy for catarrh and head cold. It claims relief within ten minutes and features an endorsement from The Hon. David Mills, Minister of Justice for the Dominion of Canada.

Agnew David Mills Dominion of Canada

Boston Alderman Honors Mayor Collins With Resolutions

Alderman Fred E. Bost on Republican offers and the Board of Aldermen adopt a resolution mourning the sudden death of Mayor Patrick A. Collins. The tribute praises his rise from poverty, education, and a fearless, honest leadership style inspiring youth and public life.

Fred EB Boston City of Board of Aldermen Patrick A. Collins

Aldermen Convene to Address Mayor Col l ing’s Death

City government members meet at City Hall to act on the death of Mayor Collins. Acting Mayor Whelton opens with his first message noting the mayor’s death and the solemn duty to inform the council.

Whelton City of Boston Patrick A. Colling

Cure indigestion by strengthening nerves, says Dr Miles

The article contrasts old beliefs that digestion requires mechanical aid with modern science that credits nerves for stomach motion. It claims nervous strength cures indigestion and dyspepsia and cites a testimonial from L G C O’Brien of Winston-Salem, New York, praising Dr Miles’ Nervine and Nerve and Liver Pills with a money-back guarantee.

Miles L. GC. O’brien Winston-Salem N. Y

Peruna praised as cure by women in letters

A former invalid, Mrs. Victoria Wallace of Richmond, and others from Baltimore and Buffalo praise Peruna for relieving hot flashes fatigue and nervousness during menopause and other female troubles. They credit the remedy with restoring health, recommending it to peers and urging women to try it with physician guidance. Address Dr. Hartman in Columbus, Ohio.

Victoria Wallace Weigh St. Richmond, Va Caroline Kramer Moskel el Dol Hebrew Society Lombard Street Baltimore Peruna Pesruna Dr. Hartman Hartman Sanitarium Columbus

City to honor late Boston Mayor Collins with funeral actions

City officials approve flags at half mast on funeral day and nine day period, close offices, drape City Hall and other buildings, form a special committee to attend the funeral, and grant a half holiday for city employees. Speakers praise Collins and Governor Douglas plans half mast at the State House.

City Hall Boston State House Alderman Bowen Board of Aldermen

State House Flags At Peak In Wake Of Mayor Collins Death

Flags atop the State House stood at full mast all day yesterday and the day before as the city observed mourning for Mayor Collins. He will be buried from Holy Cross Cathedral Monday, a service that drew much discussion among residents.

Remington Douglas State House Collins Holy Cross

Early career of future mayor and Collins at local linings shop

Arthur McArthur recalls meeting Mr. Collins in 1864 while both worked for F. M. Holmes on Cross and Hanover. Collins left in 1865 to become a foreman at E H Brabrook in Dock Square, later Elm and Washington streets. McArthur notes Collins was about 18 and quickly favored by coworkers for his diligence.

Augustus Severance Boston Codebater Arthur McArthur McArthur Cornhill Post Collins F. M. Holmes Cross and Hanover Streets United States E H. Brabrook Dock Square A. H. Davenport Elm Washington Streets

Boston Library Trustees Mourn Mayor Collins Death

The Public Library trustees order city libraries closed on Monday and central library draped. They record their sense of loss at Mayor Collins death, praising his courage integrity and devotion to city interests and his support for the library.

Public Library Central Library City of Boston Collins

Schools to Close in Honor of Mayor Collins Funeral

At a special school committee meeting held yesterday the panel ordered public schools and school committee offices closed on Mayor Collins funeral day. Flags on all school buildings will be displayed at half mast for 30 days following.

Collins

Lactated Food Helps Sick Baby Recover

A Wisconsin mother credits Lactated Food with saving her infant Truman from cholera infantum after prolonged illness with milk intolerance. The ad cites medical opinion and experiences to claim the product mimics healthy mother’s milk and aids rapid recovery.

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