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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1908

Page

4

General Darling Resigns as U S Marshal in Massachusetts

General Charles K. Darling of Concord resigned as United States marshal for Massachusetts to President Roosevelt. He will serve as clerk of the United States Circuit Court of Appeals, earning a lower salary with potential fees, and the resignation takes effect after audit of accounts.

Charles K. Darling Concord United States Massachusetts Roosevelt United States Circuit Court of Appeals Darling John G. Stetson

Cure for Eczema with Cuticura Remedies

A reader from North Branch Mith reports severe facial eczema over three months cured by Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment on recommendation of a physician. The claimant notes not knowing exact quantities used but confirms complete relief and gratitude.

Anabel Wilson North Branch Mith

Itching Cured by Cuticura Remedies

A Holloway Michigan testimonial from 1906 describes six months of severe itchy skin covering arms to face. The subject spent twenty dollars on treatments before using Cuticura. relief came in three days and no recurrence since.

J. W. Bloom R. R. Telegrapher Holloway, Mich Potter Drug & Chem Cora Sole Props Boston Mass

Bryan "Pops" Bolted St. Louis for Watson Ticket

April 3 report from St. Louis states Bryan, known as Pops, bolted the city while backing Thomas E. Watson of Georgia for president and Samuel Williams of Indiana for vice president.

ST. Louis United States Thomas E. Watson Georgia Samuel Williams Indiana

Populist convention endorses Bryan rival platform shifts

Delegations from Nebraska and Minnesota bolt over post nomination protests. The convention adopts a long platform aligned with Omaha Populists, urging labor rights, child labor abolition, eight hour day, public works in low mood, and government control of railroads and telegraphs while resisting non public utilities trusts.

People’s Party Nebraska Minnesota People’s Pary William J. Bryan Jay W. Forrest Albany N. Y Watson T. J. Weigham Bryan Denver Omaha United States

Wells Cup 440 Yard Dash Final At Harvard Stadium

The final heat of the Wells cup 440 yard run will be run this afternoon at 8 in Harvard Stadium. Captain L. P. Dodge is favored to win the heat after superior preliminary performances. Bronchitis and weather changes worsen bronchial troubles. Brown's Bronchial Traches are mentioned but not clearly endorsed.

Harvard L. P. Dodge Brown America Schloss Bros. & Co House of Kuppenheimer Boston

Inquest Witnesses Testify on Annie Mullins Case

The Arlington Cambridge inquest heard from Medical Examiner Swan Dr Durell and many witnesses including Professor Von Jagemann Mrs Tubbs Mrs Halloran Annie McDermott and Downey and Perkins. Police officials and the district attorney noted strong links in the case and signaled an imminent arrest.

Swan Durrell Annie Mullins Higgins Urquhart Arlington Hooley Professor von Jagemann von Jagemann

Downey still not seen in Mullins murder witnesses claim

Arlington resident Elsie Lovering and Expressman Andrew Hall dispute police descriptions linking Peter Downey to Annie Mullins murder. Both recall a thinner, taller man in Boston Elevated motorman uniform seen with the victim’s companion near Henderson street and Massachusetts avenue, two blocks from the body.

Peter Downey Murray Downey Wwe Elsie Lovering Arlington Squire's Field Annie Mullins Andrew G. Hall Henderson Street Massachusetts Avenue Hall Boston Miss Lovering

Paur Conductor Accepts Salary Cut to Save Orchestra

Emil Paur, conductor of the Pittsburg orchestra, will donate 2000 dollars a year of his salary to help the ensemble survive. He had signed a three year contract raising his pay from 10000 to 12000, but a deficit grew this season. At a Pittsburg Art Society music committee meeting he announced a three year reduction to his former 10000 salary.

Pittsburg Penn Emil Paur Pittsburg Orchestra Paur Pittsburg Art Society

Cambridge Belle Weds David Mckee Morris in New York

Bessie Louise Pollard a Cambridge society belle marries David McKee Morris of Pittsburg and New York in New York City. They met at a wedding where Morris was best man and Pollard was bridesmaid. Pollard, active in Cambridge and Back Bay society, lives with her aunt and father George S. Pollard of Farley, Harvey & Co. The groom’s father presented a home on Fifth Avenue, New York.

Cambridge New York Bessie Louise Pollard David Mckee Morris Pittsburg Miss Pollard Back Bay Society Gilman School

Connors Elected Boston Postal Clerks President in Contest

Edward W. Connors won the presidency of the Boston Postal Clerks at the annual officers’ election in the post office. He defeated three opponents and will serve as president with Terence J. O’Donnell as vice president and John A. McMahon as recording secretary.

Hub W. W. Connors Boston Edward W. Connors Terrence J. O'Donnell John A. McMahon Joseph J. Bevins Alfred B. Davis Essex Street Station Mr. Connors Five News Mass

Expert’s View Debunks Eye Cast Suspect in Annie Mullins Case

A Boston police official rejects the theory that a man with a cast in his eye killed Annie Mullins. He says the motive was frenzy from jealousy or revenge and notes the weapon was likely a razor or knife. He stresses persistent investigation to find the real culprit.

Annie Mullins Boston Police Department Squire

Warns Girls to Avoid Pitfalls During Retreats

At the Church of the Immaculate Conception retreat, priests urged early confession to ease overload. Speakers in the main church and St Valentines chapel stressed temperance, gentleness, and adherence to Catholic teachings, warning against gossip, dancing halls, and questionable theatre.

Church of the Immaculate Conception St. Valentine’s Chapel E. M. Corbett S. J Joseph N. Jorge Matthew McCabe J. Haven Richards

Phone tolls cut in Metropolitan District radius area

Beginning April 45, tolls between seven exchanges in the Metropolitan District and 16 nearby exchanges within five miles will drop from 10 cents for a five minute conversation to 5 cents. The reduction applies to all phones.

Metropolitan District

Toll rate cut eyed for Boston metropolitan area exchanges

The Boston region will see toll reductions from ten to five cents for calls between the metropolis and 16 suburban exchanges including Charlestown Cambridge Chelsea Roxbury and Somerville. President Sherwin of the New England Telephone says the cut, urged by the Massachusetts Highway Commission and the Boston Post, will take effect April 15 and may reduce net revenue but boost business.

Charlestown East Boston South Boston Cambridge Chelsea Roxbury Somerville Brookline Everett Dorchester Revere Winthrop Jamaica Plain Brighton Malden Medford Back Bay Fort Hill Haymarket Oxford Richmond Tfremont Sherwin New England Telephone & Telegraph Company Massachusetts Highway Commission Boston Post Highway Commission Telephone Company

Vanderbilt Heir Seen as Likely to Pay Wife 10 Million

The Vanderbilt fortune heir is linked to a reported 10 million dollar settlement for Mrs. Vanderbilt amid divorce talk. Society expects quick remarriage after the split, while details remain shielded by lawyers and distant relatives. News notes a historic wreck involving Mrs. Vanderbilt two years earlier and mentions a discreet summons at Grand Central Station.

New York Worthington Whitehouse Duchess of Marlborough Ehurope Alfred Vanderbilt Europe Mrs. Vanderbilt Mr. Vanderbilt

Diapepsin Claims Quick Cure For Indigestion

Advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast remedy for indigestion and fermentation issues. It promises immediate relief after a 22 grain triangule taken after meals and claims digestion of 3000 grains per dose, with no need for laxatives.

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