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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1908
Page
8
Buffalo Bill Colonel W. F. Cody arrived in Chicago feeling unwell. Reports say his condition has improved and the danger of pneumonia is considered remote.
A Battle Creek woman describes months of illness from overwork causing anemia and kidney issues. After six months with a doctor, she found relief taking Dr Williams Pink Pills, reporting renewed strength and blood. The pills are advertised as a remedy for thin blood, nerves, indigestion, rheumatism, and post fever debility. Pamphlet on blood diseases and a diet book offered free, pills sold at 50 cents a box, six for two 50 cents.
The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen on the Boston and Maine railway rejected President Tuttle’s proposal for a 5 percent wage reduction for four months. The Puritan Lodge 621 met at 164 Canal Street and reported no public disclosure of the decision.
Boston railroad officers report a four weeks ago Chicago gathering of heads and representatives of major lines agreed to coordinate wage reductions across the country. Boston & Maine is under close watch as magnates vow not to set a precedent for Gould roads.
Max Mitchell will preside at a Liberal Immigration League meeting today on the new immigration station bill. Mitchell, Senator Vahey, Judge Severoni, Leon R. Egges, Robert Silverman, Julius Myers, Leo J. Lyons, Robert A. Woods and C. J. Clemence urge its passage. The gathering is at Association Hall, 995 Washington Street, at 8 o’clock this evening.
Brattleboro Vermont April 2 Daniel Worden postmaster at Grove in Halifax town killed himself by hanging authorities report Worden was found dead this afternoon in his Grove residence prompting an investigation into circumstances surrounding the death.
Manuel Lenkowie aged 13 of 91 Savin Street Roxbury died at City Hospital from head injuries after a baseball struck him near the temple while he and companions played behind his home. His death occurred yesterday morning after severe head pain developed following the accident Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Etta Rubin of East Boston, daughter of Mr and Mrs Abraham Rubin, married Henry Melnick of Springfield, an official in the U S government, at Armory Hall East Boston last night. She wore a trained white satin gown with point lace and carried lilies of the valley and American Beauties.
The maid of honor Miss Minnie Wolinski wore white embroidered crepe with lace. Lane carried pink roses on a Delta Club wedding day with bridesmaids Minnie Cohen Eva Cohen Sadie Melnick Rose Melnick Francis Melnick Fifie Rubin and Gert rude Lichenstein. Best man Morris Rubin and ushers Michael Sisonsky Abraham Sisonsky Benjamin Freedman Harry Feingold Raphael Naithersey Jack Walsh Morris Ginsburg Harry Franzbaum, all of the city.
A banquet followed the Hub Theatre anniversary performance last night with about 60 attendees. Soloist Miss May White and performers Ben F Hovey Ralph Drew and Councilman Frank J L Colpoys contributed songs, followed by music from the theatre ladies' orchestra.
In Providence on April 2, Earl V. Jacques 18 testified he did not murder Mary Eddy in Greenville on January 3. He accused Inspectors Monahan and Haran of coercing a confession and described alleged mistreatment and intimidation while being held. He said he and Irene Taylor had alibi requests and recounted being questioned at Smith's barn and the 50 cent note incident.
A 19 year old writes for guidance on a four year older suitor who has not proposed. The adviser warns against parental interference and suggests gentle self initiative, noting spring and June brides as a hopeful nudge.
The peaceful picketing bill passed joint committees on judiciary and labor by 14 to 13 after strong opposition. The Turtle bill sets limits on injunctions in peaceful picketing with language protecting discussion and persuasion.
Miss Annie Osherre of a Hebrew society wed Morris Broudy of East Boston. The ceremony took place last evening in Intercolonial Hall Roxbury officiated by Chief Rabbi Osher Labe Banor of East Boston.
A New York health publication promotes a home made mixture for rheumatism and urinary issues. Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla are shaken in a bottle and taken after meals with water, claimed to cleanse kidneys and reduce swelling, especially for the elderly.
Milford April 2 Neither Milford Granite Manufacturers Association nor Milford branch of International Union of Steam Engineers moved to end the strike. A union representative will arrive to take charge soon. Manufacturers hold firm, threatening to keep quarries idle a year or longer if demands are not met. Car workers say they are not on the settlement committee and that Alexander Wilson, federation secretary, speaks for negotiations.
Newspapers spotlight undue prominence given to Readville carmen not on the settlement committee amid ongoing turmoil at the Readville shops. Authorities address the bias and seek balanced coverage as negotiations continue.
Mrs Jennie Baldwin seaman 35, formerly a domestic at the Highland Club on Centre Street West Roxbury, reappeared at the Post office yesterday saying she left the club before Thanksgiving and explains her silence. She was undecided about her next steps.
The passage argues strength comes from well digested food not just eating. It extols wheat as perfect when properly cooked, detailing steam cooking for six hours, 90 hours curing, thin flaking, and 30 minutes at 400 degrees. Maps-Flake is presented as superior nourishment due to thorough heat exposure.
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