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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1912

Page

10

Malden man dies after being struck by train near Oak Grove station

Timothy P. Bresnahan, 40, of 6 Edmund street Malden, was killed while walking on Boston and Maine railroad tracks near Oak Grove station in Malden. The engineer blew the whistle several times and Bresnahan reportedly stepped from the track. He was thrown 10 feet, suffered a fractured skull, and died shortly after at the railroad station. He had been out of work due to illness for two days.

Timothy P. Bresnahan Edmund Street Malden Haverhill Boston & Maine Railroad Oak Grove Western Division

Thanks for favoring dental nurses bill

A Massachusetts reader thanks the Post editor for supporting a dental nurses bill. He notes it is backed by careful conservative operators who provide charity work and aim to improve care for children lacking dental services under current arrangements. Dated Franklin April 3.

Sir Massachusetts Dental Society Journal of the Allied Societies Edson Abbott Franklin

Honest Testimony Promotes Kilmer Swamp Root Remedy

A Vermont reader cites relief from long standing back and kidney pain after seven bottles of Kilmer Swamp Root. John Frazier of St. Albans testifies he was cured six months ago and remains free of pain while performing heavy work. the affidavit is sworn by Notary John G Keenan.

Edward St State of Vermont Franklin County St. Albans John Frazier W. F. Powers Ohn G. Keenan

Prove What Swamp Root Will Do For You

A letter promotes Swamp Root from Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton New York offering a sample bottle and booklet about kidneys and bladder. Readers are urged to mention the Boston Daily Post and note regular fifty cent and one dollar bottle sizes available at drug stores.

Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y Boston Daily Post

Never Marry Club a Proposal School

Miss Edith Stephenson and four West Somerville maidens run the Never Marry Club a secret society with oaths never to wed. District swains use the group as a School for Proposals to craft and practice marriage proposals before asking for consent.

Somerville Edith Stephenson May — Street West Somerville Miss Stephenson Somerville “Never School For

Little tired mothers and their brave to endure

A poet speaks of little tired mothers who send their children to toil through daily life. They face dust and harsh work, smile through hardship, and bear unrewarded toil while maintaining hope as victories are quietly recorded.

Mrs Elsie Raymond Appears In Court In Hackett Murder Case

Mrs Elsie Raymond a leading figure in the Mattie Hackett murder case appeared at Augusta court for the first time since the grand jury reopened the investigation. Officials offered no reason for her presence.

Augusta Elsie Raymond Mattie Hackett Court House

Unnamed Woman in Grand Jury Case Appears in Court

Mrs Raymond wearing blue appears unaware of onlookers with husband Burt Raymond and their 4 year old daughter in court. Witnesses finish testimony. decision expected by noon tomorrow, grand jury session may end Tuesday. Publication ban on case details remains in effect drawing wider interest.

Burt Raymond Raymond

Churches in Boston Hold Good Friday Services

Good Friday services will be held today at Church of the Advent Messiah Old South Second St Paul St Stephen s Trinity All Saints in Brookline. Organist H S Wilder of Second Church will move to First Unitarian Church West Newton after April 14.

Church of the Advent Church of the Messiah Old South Church Second Church St. Paul's St. Stephen's Trinity Church All Saints Brookline H. S. Wilder Copley Square First Unitarian Church West Newton

Mrs Gardner Likely Bids on Oil Paintings Exhibition

Mrs John L Gardner among art lovers at Copley Hall yesterday. She plans to bid at today's sale featuring Louis Kronberg Scott Clifton Carbee Charles Copeland Hendricks Hallett and others. Notable works include Kronbergs Mending the Ballet Skirts and Carbees Grandmother's Shawl.

John S. Gardner Nettie Ricker Poland Springs I. H. Beebe Copley Hall Gardner Louis Kronberg Scott Clifton Carbee Charles Copeland Hendricks A. Hallett Charles FF. Pierce Frank Jf. Tompkins Pallet Boston Boston Art Club Mr. Pierce Copeland Tompkins’ Marines

Vermilya Case Takes New Turn

In Chicago on April 4 the defense of Mrs. Louise Vermilya, tried for murder, argued the deceased Richard T. Smith ended his own life. Russell F. Thompson testified Smith threatened two months earlier to kill himself and showed a bottle of chloral he took from Smith.

Chicago Louise Vermilya Richard T. Smith Russell F.thompson Smith Thompson

Thompson's Surprising Statement Shocks Trial Prosecution

Thompson's testimony was admitted after protests by Assistant State's Attorney Burnham. The witness said Smith took medicine when he threatened to end his life, a claim the defense finds valuable. The prosecution argues Smith fell ill suddenly while staying at Mrs. Vermilya's home. Mrs. Vermilya testified she did not own the pepper box the State calls a poison receptacle.

Thompson Burnham Smith

John J McDonough Dies Former Bristol Judge at 65

John J McDonough, justice of the Second District Court of Bristol County, died at his home in Fall River today aged about 65. Appointed to the bench by Governor Russell in 1893, he had suffered from ill health for a long time.

Fall River John J. McDonough Second District Court Bristol County Russell

De Pachmann Recital in Boston April 14

The farewell piano recital by Vladimir de Pachmann will be at Symphony Hall Sunday April 14 at 3 o clock. It marks his last American tour and final Boston appearance. He will perform Schumann Saint-Saens Mendelssohn Liszt and Chopin. Seats are on sale at Symphony Hall.

Vladimir de Pachmann Symphony Hall Mr. de Pachmann America Boston Schumann Saint-Saens Mendelssohn, Litt Chopin de Pachmann

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