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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1901

Page

5

Evangelist Endorses Peruna From Milwaukee Hotel

Rev. Max Hoffman, evangelist, writes from the Davidson Hotel Milwaukee praising Peruna as a tonic and nerve strengthener for public workers under constant strain. He cites personal use and notes a bishop in Charlotte also endorses the remedy. Readers urged to write Dr. Hartman for free advice if no results occur.

Max Hoffman Davidson Hotel Milwaukee Wis Peruna Evangelist Evangelist Hoffman T. H. Lomax D. D A. M. BE China Charlotte N. C T. H. Leemax Hartman Dr. Hartman Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio

Advance Asked in All Mills

At a Textile Council meeting in Fall River the secretary was authorized to send notices to manufacturers requesting wage advances like those posted in Iron Works and Bowen mills. Operators expect no rise and may invoke strikes or shutdowns to ease existing contracts. The market remained steady at three cents.

Fall River Textile Council James Whitehead Iron Works Bowen Whitehead

Union call for national textile workers convention in Washington

President James Tansey and Secretary Albert Hibbert issued a formal call for a national convention of the American Federation of Textile Operatives to be held in Washington on November 19. Delegates from New England cities and other textile centers will attend as the unions unite under United Textile Workers of America to coordinate loom, fixer, weaver, spinner, card and related trades.

Fal River James Tansey Albert Hibbert Dover N. H American Federation of Textile Operatives Washington, D. C New England Tansey United,Textile ‘Workers of America

Workers' Convention Opens as Reports Arrive

Delegates from several cities attend the fifth annual convention of the Ge and Structural Iron Workers at Paine Memorial Hall. The credential committee report was released late yesterday afternoon and indicates the event will extend beyond Saturday with many important craft matters to be discussed.

Ge and Structural Iron Workers Paine Memorial Hall

Missionary Miss O Mara Weds Michael Blackwell in East Boston

Miss Mary Ie O Mara daughter of Mr and Mrs William O Mara and Mr Michael J Blackwell married yesterday at the Church of the Holy Redeemer with Rev Father McCarthy officiating. Miss Theresa O Mara was bridesmaid and Thomas F Morrissey was best man. A reception followed at 122 Bremen Street and the couple left for a wedding tour to Buffalo and Niagara Falls.

Mary Ie. O'Mara William O’mara East Boston Michael J. Blackwell Church of the Holy Redeemer Father McCarthy Theresa O'Mara Thomas F. Morrissey South Boston Bremen Street

Sprague Recovery Reported for Brookline Leader

Arbrose Pratt, former secretary to Charles F. Sprague, notes improving condition at Butler Asylum Providence. Pratt says Sprague is largely rational during visits, sails a small yacht on the Providence River with an attendant, and appears aware of his surroundings.

Arbrose Pratt Charles F. Sprague Brookline Providence

All expenses tours to Buffalo and regional trips offered

Advertised trips include visual and independent tours to the Exposition with choices of Hudson River and other routes. Tickets cover transportation only at low rates through agents and street offices in Boston.

Buffalo Hudson River Wingate, Falls Thousand Islands St. Lawrice River Montreal Quebec White Mount Mimons Arsters Agen

Expressmen Strike Paralyzes New York Boston Despatch

Union driven strike shuts down 200 drivers and helpers with 12 non union teams at Village street stables and three later joining union. Terminal depot and arch street offices picketed while Machinists Hall hosts recitations and music. State Board of Arbitration fails to mediate. Taft declines arbitration.

Expressmen New York & Boston Despatch Earl & Prew Terminal Village Street Terminal Depot Mark District Arch Street Wells Memorial Building State Board of Arbitration Taft State Board Griffin State House

Teddy Roosevelt Jr in carriage accident in New York

In New York on a September afternoon young Teddy Roosevelt and a colored servant rode in a carriage. The off horse reins broke and the driver lost control. The horses swerved onto Lexington avenue street car tracks and were struck by an electric car. The horse was severely cut and thrown but both occupants escaped injury.

New York Teddy”’ Roosevelt Teddy Lexington Avenue

Coffee Fiend Finds Relief in Postum Food Coffee

A Boston man recounts his twenty year coffee habit and its damaging effects on his nerves heart and sleep. He describes his recovery after switching to Postum Food Coffee, noting better digestion sleep and steady health gains within a week.

Boston W. J. Tyson W. Newton St

Dartmouth Honors Webster Memory at Centennial Celebration

Dartmouth observed the centennial of Daniel Webster's graduation with a day of ceremonies in Hanover. A processional to the college church, services, remarks by President Tucker and Congressman McCall, and honors conferred followed by the laying of Webster Hall’s corner stone. Notables including Senator Hoar, Edward Hale, and Melville Fuller attended, with evening toasts and speeches in College Hall celebrating Webster's enduring influence.

Hanover N. H Daniel Webster Dartmouth Charles K. Darling Boston College Church Charles A. Munroe Arthur Little Dorchester Mass William J. Tucker Tucker Samuel W. McCall Winchester McCall Webster George Frisbie Hoar Edward Everett Hale Hoar North South Theodore Parker Choate Everett Republic Pericles Supreme Court Dartmouth College Faneuil Hall Concord Lexington Bunker Hill New Hampshire Massachusetts America Emerson Congressman McCall Chester Bradley Jordan Edward Aldrich Littleton United States District Court William E. Chandler M. C Frank 8. Black New York Francis Brown William Everett Quincy George F. Hoar Worcester Melville W. Fuller Supreme Court of United States James Bryce England John Hay Washington Booker T. Washington Tuskegee Ala James W. Remich Wendell P. Stafford Frank Currier Harry G. Sargent Samuel Appleton St. Paul Minn Frank P. Goulding Goulding Webster Hall Frank Streeter Lewis A. Armistead Abiel Leonard Utah Salisbury Marshfield Elms College Hall United States Supreme Court Chester B. Jordan David Cross Manchester Edgar Aldrich United States George F. Belknap Edwin Weston Sanborn William M. Chase D. D E. R. Eastman Andover N H Cyrus _ Richardson Nashua Henry Fairbanks St. Johnsbury College Collé C. P., Chase Lewis Appleton Armistead Henry M. Baker Bow J. B. Richardson Melvin Q Adams Charles W. Bartlett Frank Streeter Napa Hester B. Jordan Brown Vid Cross Dr. Hale John Adams Lord Eldon Pope Hale Mr. Webster Mr. Hoar

Portraits of Webster as Senator and teacher at centennial

Chief Justice Melville W. Fuller closed a two day centennial celebration lauding Daniel Webster as the leading American Senator and a public teacher who guided thought and stirred emotion. The remarks cast Webster as a prince figure of the Senate and a beacon for the republic.

Mr. Webster Senate Chamber Senate Republic Earth Heaven Melville W. Fuller

Sisters Reunite After Thirty Year Separation

Two Irish born sisters Hannah Tobin and Mary Tobin reconciled after over 30 years. Mrs. Howard Kenny of Iowa and Mrs. Charles Sullivan of 498 Broadway South Boston met when a relative visiting Mrs Sullivan noticed a resemblance to Mrs Kenny’s daughter. Mrs Kenny and her husband traveled to the Sullivan home last Monday to reunite.

Howard Kenny Iowa Charles Sullivan Broadway Boston Mrs. Sullivan Kenny

Personally Conducted Tour to Gettysburg Washington Philadelphia

A described passenger tour offers visits to Gettysburg and Washington with a two day stay in Philadelphia. The itinerary includes the Royal Blue Line, a Fall River line option, and a continuing through the Blue Ridge with a detailed illustrated map. Price listed is $82 covering all expenses for five travelers.

Gettysburg Washington and Philadelphia Royal Blue Line Fall River

Stage News Sparks Boston Theatre Season Preview

A roster of upcoming performances fills Boston venues. Katherine Herne directs Leg Harbor at Boston Theatre while Miyo San debuts at Music Hall under Adolphe Mayer. Other highlights include Champagne Charley at Morrison's Grand, Monte Cristo farewell at Boston Theatre, and Liebler & Co. showcases Sag Harbor.

Katherine Herne Leg Harbor Boston Miyo San Music Hall Adolphe Mayer Morrison's Grand Theatre Peter’ F. Dailey Monte Cristo Liebler & Co Sag Harbor George Godward Dan Marble Chrystal Herne Martha Reese Franklyn Ritchie John Dean Brothers C. B. Craig Sol Smith Billie ‘Deaves Claire Kulp Henderson Bree the Columba Columbia Theatre Viola Allen Palace of the King Allen Hollis Marguerita Sylva Eiver Tremont ‘Theatre Amelia Bingham The Colonial Cumberland District Ote Anning Park Theatre Bert Showles David Belasco Maryland Grand Opera House Castle Square Theatre America Henry Pettitt Augustus Harris Nover Joseph Callahan Mephisto Faust Wicklow Bowdoin Square Theatre Keith Captain Eddy White Hussar George Thatcher Boston Music Hall Howard Tim Toole Buffalo Austin & Stone Mr. Toole Henice Nickelodeon Sam Johnson Mannering Derand Colonial Theatre Janice Meredith Sky Farm Charley Frohman Forest Robinson Clarence Holt William T. Hodge Katherine Florence Maud Hosford Jessie Bussey Carolyn Whyte Rose Coghlan Lexington and

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