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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1906
Page
3
A band of armed Italians employed at Charles Linehan sand quarries combed the woods of Lexington and Bedford searching for dynamiters linked to the Black Hand Society. Police had printed initial details in today’s Post.
Frederick Delfino and family escaped a blast that wrecked part of their two story home on Bedford Street as three fuse marks suggested three sticks of dynamite. Neighbors and police swarmed the scene with an armed guard planned to patrol nightly while Delfino blamed unknown enemies and denied Mafia ties.
Mr W S Geisel of 125 East Coates St Moberly Missouri describes severe rheumatic pain from damp foundry work Then after using Dr Williams Pink Pills from March 1903 to June 1903 pains swelling appetite and color improved and by October he was ready to return to outdoor work The pills claim to treat diseases from impure blood or nervous disorders and are sold by druggists or the Dr Williams Medicine Company Schenectady NY
Patrick H. Cronin of Cambridge was convicted and sent to the reformatory for a ring bunco on fruit dealer Joseph Russo. An accomplice, Miss Alice Kenney, was not identified and released. A woman claimed to lose a valuable ring, leading to the scam in which a man bought the ring for ten dollars.
Elaborate preparations are under way for Division 43 A O H ninth anniversary in Brodbine Hall Dover and Albany streets Patriots Day April 19 Speakers include Matthew Cummings and John H Dillon Committee members are John B O Higgins chairman Hon John Quinn treasurer and Hugh E Scanlan
Ernest Moores a 16 year old Charlestown youth who vanished two months ago has been located in Plymouth New Hampshire and is now under police protection. His parents live at 112 Bunker Hill street. A published description led Plymouth's chief of police to identify him.
Miss Ethel Barrymore rests quietly at Back Bay hospital after an operation by Dr. W A Brooks Jr. She withstood etherization well and is expected to recover rapidly with no complications anticipated due to health and youth.
Twelve inmates of the Helping Hand Association Home in Dorchester are in City Hospital with scarlet fever while eighteen others are in quarantine. The outbreak began three days ago with successive infections and removals to hospital.
In Brunswick on April 5 the Lewiston Brunswick and Bath street railway employees were informed of a wage hike. Regular workers receive 20 cents more per day and spare help a smaller increase, with pay set at 16 1/2 cents per hour going forward.
Several hundred members of the M. C. QO. F. attended St. Rose Hall where the St. Clare Court received the first prize in the whist tournament for the various courts. The award was badges emblematic of the order, with Mrs. Ellen Driscoll presiding as C. R.
Medical Examiner Macdonald announced the autopsy on Olive Wentworth, previously thought to have died under suspicious circumstances, found death from natural causes. The body remains at City Hospital morgue awaiting claimants.
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