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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1913
Page
4
A new figure, a middle aged man, joined Mrs Joseph G Eaton and her daughters along with attorneys Morse and Geogan visiting the accused woman at Plymouth county jail yesterday in connection with the Eaton poisoning case.
A large touring car brought visitors to the jail creating a sensation as Mrs June Ainsworth Keyes and Dorothy Ainsworth Eaton, daughters of the imprisoned woman, were escorted to Mrs Eaton's cell with her two attorneys. Mrs Eaton wept and embraced her children.
The Boston Chamber of Commerce unanimously approved a detailed railroad report after a lengthy debate in Ford Hall. Amendments proposed by George W. Anderson and others were rejected, with recommendations urging no consolidation or lease changes and urging cooperation with New Haven and Boston & Maine while enhancing freight facilities and state participation.
A Burlington Route advertisement touts inexpensive rail travel to California with clean Pullman cars and low fares. Each excursion party is led by a knowledgeable conductor ensuring a comfortable, enjoyable journey. Contact Alex Stocks at New England Passenger Agent, 264 Washington St., Boston.
Directors report accepted unanimously as amendments failed. Boston and Maine relations with New Haven dominate debate as George W. Anderson accuses banking interests of control and stockwatering. Bernard J. Rothwell urges anti monopoly stance while praising directors. Debate centers on electrification and debenture bonds with a strong call for broader New England representation and railroad commission oversight.
The battleship Rhode Island, departing Hampton Roads, narrowly ran ashore on the South Boston flats. The navigating officer steered behind anchored barges instead of the main channel, averting a greater disaster.
Vera Edmondson chronicles a department store romance in Next Sunday's Post Magazine. A charming tale unfolds as an unlikely pair navigate affection, ambition, and social expectations within a bustling shop environment.
An advertisement touts a medical syrup claiming to cure deep seated coughs and lung colds in five hours. It describes a home recipe using wild cherry bark cardiol and white pine syrup, recommending twenty drops every half hour for four hours, then maintenance doses for purification and toning. It asserts rapid family-wide relief and notes dosing for children by age.
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