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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1910
Page
5
In San Jose Costa Rica April 5 the presidential election produced a clear result. President Ricardo Jiminez Republican was elected to the Republic for the term 1910 14 beginning May 8.
Gold Dust is a sanitary cleaner that searches out every germ and impurity. It cleans everything around the house including dishes clothes floors doors pots pans bathrooms refrigerators. It cuts dirt and grease like magic saving hard rubbing and enabling more work in half the time.
The Indiana Republican convention declared support for Theodore Roosevelt policies and called for their enactment. President Taft received faint praise. Senator Beveridge, as temporary chairman, denounced the Payne Aldrich tariff to wild applause from delegates and attendees.
Seventy five managers buyers and heads of departments attended the Henry Siegel Company Good Fellowship Club banquet at the United States Hotel. Henry Siegel visiting at the Touraine surprised the members by entering during the evening. Speeches highlighted a large increase in business over the past year.
Households are invited to a feature in Next Sunday's Post offering two full pages of household helps, cooking recipes, and menus. The layout promises practical guidance for home cooks and daily meal planning with diverse dishes and seasonal suggestions.
The perilous Peru Ecuador dispute grows sharper with reports that the Peruvian consulate in Guayaquil was attacked the flag destroyed and the building damaged. Ecuadorian mobs are said to parade the streets and assault Peruvian owned homes and stores.
Miss Mary J. Hunter of Jamaica Plain and George A. Jordan proprietor of the Oakland House were married at the Hall today at noon by Rev. J. H. Babcock. The ceremony drew Boston officials and regional officials from Hingham Hull and Cohasset. The bride wore pearl gray silk with lace and orchids. Edith Johnson was bridesmaid and Marie Imperial matron of honor. The couple will tour the South and reside at Nantasket after July 1.
Edmund Billings resumed his connection with the Good Government Association yesterday as the newly elected president of the organization.
Advert says Cadum stops itching instantly when applied to any skin area and aids pimples rash blotches inflammation or chafing. Claims relief within a day and notes Cadum treats eczema salt rheum and similar conditions. Full size boxes cost 25 cents.
Charlotte Hunt will manage and star in her own company at the Majestic Theatre starting May 2. She opens with The Blue Mouse, touted as a top affair of the season, and will be joined by a yet unsigned but highly regarded ensemble. Hunt is praised for versatility, intellect, and fluency in French, with many local supporters.
Justice Greenbaum of the Supreme Court denies Catherine Barton’s request for counsel fees and alimony from her actor husband Homer Barton. He states the life of the theatrical world, with constant travel and no fixed abode, contributes to their misunderstandings and instability.
Edward Walsh shot and likely killed Mrs. Mary Ryan his Beverly landlady then died by suicide in Pittsburg. He previously lived in Salem Beverly as assistant superintendent of a life insurance firm and left a wife and six children. He was known as quiet but with a high strung temperament. No details on Mrs Ryan in Beverly are available.
Track Inspector Ephraim Morrill aged 76 of Lawrence suffered his first railroad accident today in Haverhill. He was struck near the Sullivan and Bla granite yards by a Berwick freight, injuring his back a temple bruise and possibly a dislocation. He is at Hale Hospital. The incident ends a half century of accident free walking.
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