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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1905

Page

2

Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Promoted by Boston Daily Post Ad

An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a cure all for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It includes a testimonial from I O Richardson describing full recovery after use and notes free sample offers and purchase details. The promotion emphasizes vegetable ingredients and nationwide availability.

The Post Cottage St Melrose Mass I. O. Richardson Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y Boston Daily Post

Boy Sues for False Arrest Over Bellevue Hotel Jewel Case

Charles Ryder the bell boy sued for false arrest following a 2 year old jewelry theft at the Bellevue Hotel. Mrs. Arthur E Mann of Windsor Conn accused him after a bag with jewels vanished from her room. The bag was later found in a toilet. Ryder’s suit cites wrongful prosecution by hotel management and police. Richard W Ware represents the boy with ex Judge Dewey for the defense.

Bellevue Hotel Charles Ryder Arthur E. Mann Windsor Conn Ryder Charles Ryder Non Mr. Mann Richard W. Ware Dewey

Husband to pay support as wife wins custody

In Probate Court Judge McKim ordered the husband Thomas F. Salter to contribute to his wife's separate support. After over 20 years of marriage and six children, the judge granted the wife custody of three minors with $9 weekly support, while the husband retains access.

Thomas F. Salter McKim West Roxbury

Lager in soda ruled intoxicating under Maine law

In Portland Judge John F. Hill held that liquor with less than 3 percent alcohol is intoxicating when used to make other beers or sodas. The Municipal Court ruled it a violation of prohibition to sell alcohol in lager beer for such compounds, in a case against two dealers who argued their lager was part of a non intoxicating beer mix.

Portland Maine John F. Hill

Foreclosure Notice At St Peter's Cemetery

In Lowell on April 3, Catholics react to a notice that William Manning the mortgagee of St Peter's Cemetery has foreclosed the mortgage and demands certificate presentation at John W McEvers office. The 1900 mortgage was said to be foreclosed last July amid fears of disinterment for over 500 interred bodies.

Lowell William Manning St. Peter’s Cemetery John W. McEvers St. Peter's Williams

Skull souvenirs undercutting costs in St. Pierre

Worcester trader George F. Hewett says skulls sold in the ruins of St. Pierre are cheaper than a rib roast in local markets. He notes natives price mementos for visitors amid the hurricane of flame and gas, and he did not buy skulls though he brought home a few keepsakes.

Worcester St. Pierre George F. Hewett Waldo Street

Boy badly burned at Charlestown bonfire

A Charlestown boy, eight year old James Collins of 1 Stetson court, Charlestown, suffered serious burns on the first day of the April school vacation after an accidental fire in his yard.

James Collins Stetson Court Charlestown

Boy Burns in Yard Fire Near Home

A boy named James was severely burned when his clothing caught fire from a burning rubbish pile in a vacant yard in front of his home. Neighbors acted quickly, extinguishing the flames before firefighters arrived. he was taken to Relief Hospital and placed on the dangerous list.

James Collins

Tri Mountain Garrison Holds A SmokER Night in Appleton Hall

The Tri Mountain Garrison No 2 Regular Army and Navy Union held a well attended smoker in Appleton Hall last evening with guests from New England. D F Kent welcomed attendees and Adjutant D A H Kolster acted as toastmaster. Hon Felix W McGettrick was elected an honorary member. A banquet followed with about 200 present.

Appleton Hall Tri-Mountain Regular Army and Navy Union New England John F. Sullivan Fall River Felix W. McGettrick Lynn Sharon Cambridge Framingham David F. Kent D. A. H. Kolster Sergeant Tasch Lawrence Small James Miller D. M. Calnan Robert R. Centro McGettrick

Lodger Found Dead From Gas Leak on Morris Road

A 55 year old lodger at 82 West Broadway South Boston was found dead in bed yesterday with gas filling the room from two wide open jets. Cracks around doors and windows were blocked with cloth and papers to contain the leak.

Morris Road West Broadway Boston

Expense of clothing a Boston woman under Atkinson plan

The Post’s Young Woman reports that under Edward Atkinson’s claim a woman should clothe herself for 65 dollars a year, while a working girl needs about 171.80 and a society woman about 2017. The piece notes rising costs, silk linings, elaborate styles, and country dressmaking as cheaper. It ends by questioning whether clothing costs reflect the woman or the gown.

The Post Young Woman Boston Edward Atkinson Milady Evevis Eeeee Eeevesese Eeeeree Eee

Dr Shoop Restorative Ad Offers Free Dollar Bottle

An old advertisement touts Dr Shoop Restorative claiming to rebuild the nerves that control vital organs. It promises a free order and a standard bottle via a druggist, with multiple booklets offered by mail from Racine Wisconsin.

Dr. Shoop J. Shoop Racine Wis

Boston Widow Awards 30000 in Will to Charities

A probate filing from Boston details Mary M Topliff’s will after debts and funeral costs. She leaves 2000 to the Women’s Missionary Association, 500 to the Massachusetts India Association, 1500 to Central Congregational Society, 1000 to the Tuskegee Home, and the remainder to heirs pro rata if funds allow.

Mary M. Topliff Boston Women’s Missionary Association of Boston Massachusetts India Association Central Congregational Society Tuskegee Home

Tumors Conquered Without Operations by Pinkham Remedy

Testimonials from Mrs. Fox and Miss Adams claim Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured uterine tumors without surgery. Reports describe relief from chronic pain, irregular menses, and tumor reduction after five bottles, urging women to seek guidance from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts.

Lydia B. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham Jannie D. Fox Chestnut St Bradford Lydia Pinkham Fannie D. Fox New Engand States Luella Adams Colonnade Hotel Seattle Wash

Cruelty Alleged in Shepard Maintenance Battle

In East Cambridge Probate Court Mrs. Faustina Shepard and her daughter Mrs. F A Spence testified to alleged brutal treatment by Obed C Shepard. They described assaults, threats, and sightings of Shepard with another woman, noting only $800 in real estate funds and 60 cents for a dinner from him. The hearing continued.

East Cambridge Faustina Shepard F. A. Spence Obed C. Shepard Waltham Mr. Shepard Obed Shepard

Funeral of Sister Teresa at Notre Dame

Funeral services for Sister Teresa also known as Miss Mary E. Mealey were held in the Academy of Notre Dame Roxbury chapel where she had taught for years. The solemn high mass of requiem was celebrated by Rev. John A. Butler with a large gathering of relatives and friends in attendance.

Sister Teresa Mary E. Mealey Academy of Notre Dame Roxbury John A. Butler Father Grogan C. SS. R Thomas McManus

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