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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1901

Page

5

Peruna praised by politicians and officials as health booster

A Washington Georgia mayor and other public figures endorse Peruna as an effective remedy for colds and fatigue during campaigns. Hal Denton and Louis Rosenberg share testimonials citing recovery from overwork and exhaustion. Readers urged to write Dr. Hartman for free advice.

B. J. Irvin Washington, Ga Peruna Medicine Co Columbus United States Hal. P. Denton Philadelphia Louis Rosenberg Jackson County Hartman Dr. Hartman The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus, Ohio

Council Pledges Justice Over Racial Attack in Boston

The Common Council met and unanimously disapproved an assault on David Jackson of Chelsea in Hanover Street on Sept 21. Councilman Simms linked the case to widespread race prejudice, urging Boston to demand law and justice for all citizens. The body also canceled poll tax balances and joined the Aldermen in a memorial service committee for William McKinley.

Common Council Simms Ward 11 David Jackson Chelsea Hanover Street South Jackson Boston Board of Aldermen William McKinley

Boston Theatre Season News and Cast Changes

Mae Lowrie to assume role in Champagne Charlie at the Museum, Christie MacDonald to resign. Lillian Lawrence leaves Boston for Washington to lead Lafayette Square stock company. Empire Theatre stock company visits. Tom's Cabin follow Sag Harbor at Boston Theatre. Aileen Crater joins Frank Daniels's Miss Simplicity at Tremont. Lonsdales visiting then Montreal rehearsals. Josie Sadler plans for next season. pudd'nhead Wilson eyed at Castle Square Theatre. Mary Mannering's Boston arrival praised. Monte Cristo ends, Sag Harbor with George Woodward. Herne cast listed. Castle Square last performances of A Colonial Girl. next week new military drama A M A Henry Pettit with Harris. Widespread praise for Rese togwzhi in Per Woffington. Miss Yoghlan to lead with Louis Massen. Viola Allen shines at Hollis Street In the Palace of the Theatre. Princess Chic ends first week at Mont Theatre. Marguerita Sylva leads a strong company. Evangeline matinee at Columbia draws steady crowds.

Mae Lowrie Charlie Museum Christie MacDonald Lillian Lawrence Boston Washington,d. C Lafayette Square Charles J. Frohman Empire “Theatre Stock Company Boston ‘Theatre Aileen Crater Frank Daniels Tremont Theatre H. Gittue Lonsdale Mrs. Lonsdale E. 8 Willard Montreal Josie Sadler Puddn Wilson Castle Square Theatre Actors’ Church Alliance Playgoers’ Club Mary Mannering Daniel Johman New York Janice Meredith Colonial Theatre Monte Cristo Boston Theatre Ror Liehler & Co Herne Sag Harbor George Woodward Dan Marble Chrystal Herne Martha Reese Franklyn Ritchie John Dean C. B. Craig Freeman Whitmarsh Malenry Pettit Augustus Harris Rese Togzhian Per Woffington Grand Opera House Leavitt & Lederer Company Magee Miss Yoghlan Louis Massen Viola Allen Hollis Street Palace of the Theatre King Miss Allen Chic Themont Theatre Marguerita’ Sylva Eline Evangeline Columbia Mos

Sunday Services Baptist Tremont Temple Baptist Church

Sunday notices list multiple churches with services in Boston area Tremont Street Ruggles Street Commonwealth Avenue and boylston streets. Sessions include morning sermons evening worship Sunday school rallies and special meetings with pastors and speakers. Open doors welcome all seats free and doors open for visitors.

Tremont Temple Baptist Church Bree Rev. D Hr Larimer Specter R. Champlin Jal Musics Ermet Treet Baptist Church Ruggles Tremont Street A. C. Dixon D. D Borahii India First Baptist Avenue Francis H Pasy School Sunda Commonwealth Rowley Paspudley Street Berkeley Temple Siward Anderson Monale Reméle Remele Israel George Hi Will Aing Rch Protner Andover Mass Park Shawmut Street Pa Hing Yapum Atoothodist F. Davis Charles Elijah Miss Covell Omnbus Avenue Corner Col Berkeley Street L. H. Dorchester Vistor Bible School Christian Eneligion Deavor Be of the World Scourople Adams Chorus Exultimus Nevin Edinbursh BR. Y. M Ibuty Hospitaller Washington Street Unity Hall Foster Scott F. Hershey Delaware Industrig School Chris Adelphians Arcade Hall Park Square Gchristian Prohibition Union—Gospel Temperance Meeting Beth Mission Haymarket Square Merrimac Street George A Sanders Tremont Temple Christian Missionary Alliance Bromfield Street

Pink Pills Named by Hartford Official’s Wife for Neuralgia Help

Mrs. William Cotter of Hartford testifies that Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People relieved her neuralgia after years of suffering. She notes dramatic relief within a box, no return in two years, and she keeps the pills as a household remedy. Sold by druggists or Dr Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady at 50 cents a box, six for $2.50.

William Cotter Democratic Register of Elections Hartford Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady N. Y

Boston theatres offer enriched vaudeville and drama lineup

Pitter Dailey continues at the Boston Museum with Chamegne Charley, a strong attracting show as the week ends. The Park Theatre nears the final run of The Penitent as Keith’s show features Kathrine Bloodgood, LeVar, Pete Baker, Fo Irwin, Walter Hawley and others. Bowdoin Square presents The Wicklow Postman with a stock company, while Faust ends at Morrison’s Grand Theatre.

Pitter F. Dalley Boston Museum Jolly Star Boston Keith Katherine Bloodgood Loreno LeVar Joseph Callahan Morrison Grand Mephisto Geisha Land Gton Misic Adolphe Mayer Mosner Tig Grant Namba Glissandos Kelly Adams Mascotte Wee Austin & Stone Tim Toole Elastic Man Buffalo Rhoda Lawrence Museum Muldoon Shey Farm Boston, and Company Marylane Lexbreton

Sixty years honor Boston Jesuit priest Father Charlier

The Immaculate Conception Church on Prison Avenue marked the 60th anniversary of the ordination of Rev. Alphonse Charlier SJ with a solemn high mass attended by Jesuit priests from across the city and visiting clergy. A literary program followed in the college residence and a jubilee poem was read in his honor. Charlier, born in Charleroi Belgium in 1614, joined the Jesuit Society in 1844 and was ordained in 1851. He served at Georgetown University and Holy Cross College before arriving at Boston College in 1867 where he remains tied to church work and the St. Vincent de Paul Society for the poor.

Father Charlier St. Mary’s Church North’ End Whiting Seiegesiony Attisepre Boston Charleroi Belgin Louvain Jeguit. Society America Georgetown University Penally Church Washington, D. C Holy ‘Cross College Worcester Boston, College St. Vincent de. Paul Society For Car of the Poor Socretyp Burgh Cotlees

Ransom Demanded for American Missionary in Bulgaria

In Constantinople on Thursday Sept 26 a letter from Miss Helen H Stone, the American missionary abducted by brigands on Sept 5 near SaAmakoy Bulgaria, states she is in good health but undergoing privations due to Turkish troops pursuit. The brigands demand 25 000 Turkish pounds equal to 110 000 dollars. The Bulgaro Macedonian committee is believed active in the abduction.

Constantinople Haskell SaAmakoy Bulgaria Helen H. Stone Miss. Stone Miss Stone Bulgaro-Macedonian Committee

Bulgarian denies Turkish claim on abducted missionary

Sofia September 27 The Bulgarian government denies the Turkish government statement that abductors of Miss Helen H Stone an American missionary sought refuge in Bulgaria A search for the missing woman has been fruitless The frontier guard has been reinforced to prevent possible passage of brigands

Sofia Bulgaria

Grain Shipments Short To Spur Western Rail Action

The Commerce Department and Chamber of Commerce note increases on wheat and Western railroads and a half cent per bushel rise in corn. A special meeting is planned to discuss measures to pressure Western roads to ease local conditions, as no complaint is raised against the New line.

Health of Abdul Hamid Failing Reported at Constantinople

Sept 27 Ab aul Hamid Sultan of Turkey is said to be in failing health with daily reports reaching the German embassy near the Yildiz Kiosk. Western roads control freight rates and blame car shortages on awaiting last season’s grain surpluses. New England roads attempt aid with Boston and Maine sending cars to Buffalo, yet grain movement remains slow and port competition grows.

Beriai Abaul Hamid Turkey Constantinople Yildiz Abdul‘hamid Sultan

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