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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1909

Page

4

Who Dyed Chin Chino Kennel Club Hears Case

New York April 6 Chin Chino the famous chow dog of Merci Argenteau and Princess de Montgiyon figures in a Kennel Club hearing over alleged dyeing at a Boston Dog Show two years earlier. The trial before Liberty Street committee adjourned to May 4 with affidavits and expert testimony presented by Mrs Van Heusen and the Princess.

New York Chin Chino Merci Argenteau Princess de Montgiyon Comtesse d’Argenteau Jack” Bonavita Ada Olive van Heusen American Kennel Club Boston Princess Montglyon Kennel Club Liberty Street New England Kennel Club van Heusen

Rexall 93 Hair Tonic Promises Hair Growth

The advertisement claims Dr Sabourand and Prof Anna found a microbe causes baldness and Rexall 93 Hair Tonic restored hair. It cites 100 druggists in as many cities testing the product with 93 reporting success. Rexall 93 Hair Tonic sold by Riker Jaynes Drug Stores in 50c and $1.00 sizes.

France Sabourand Paris Anna Hamburg Germany United Drug Co Boston Mass Rexall Riker- Jaynes Drug Stores

Political Sidelights: Local races and pledges spark debate

Bernard J. Rothwell says he cannot back Mayor Hibbard for re election due to a broken pledge from Tremont Temple. George Curran urged to contest Ward 18 House of Representatives seat. Ward 18 committee chair Heintz says Hibbard can carry only Ward 238. Edward P. Barry aims for district attorney with McGettrick backing. Logan unlikely to run but may endorse.

Bernard J. Rothwell Chamber of Commerce Hibbard Tremont Temple Rothwell Storrow George Curran Columbia Theatre House of Representatives Charles A. Heintz Ward Edward P. Barry Governor’s Council Felix McGettrick Edward IL. Logan

Danish steamer Michael Ontchoukoff seeks coal at Halifax

The Danish steamship Michael Ontchoukoff, en route from Iviza to Gloucester with a salt cargo, arrived at Halifax with near empty bunkers. She left Iviza on March 12 and endured heavy weather over the weekend, causing delay and extra coal consumption.

Halifax N.S Michael Ontchoukoff Iviza Gloucester Mass

Body of Carl Chase Recovered After Newmarket Drowning

The body of Carl Chase of Webster was found in Little Bay Newmarket following a December double drowning at the area. The companion victim J Edward Davis of Concord was recovered last week, leaving only details of the incident.

Newmarket N. H Little Bay Carl Chase Webster New Hampshire State College J. Edward Davis Concord

Explosions Endanger Firemen at Congress Street Blaze

A $10,000 blaze at 223 225 Congress Street, home to Knox and Morse shellac waxes and disinfectants, sparked by an explosion and likely spontaneous combustion. Firemen faced intense heat and smoke as two alarms brought the Boston department, with water tower blasts quelling flames that damaged the building and wool store.

Congress St Congress Street Knox & Morse Boston Department Mullen H. B Morse Box 44 Charles Crossman A. L. Winthrop

Charges Plot to New Haven Aims at Sherman Act

Representative Norman White asks Attorney General Malone to rule if the New Haven railroad is violating Sherman anti trust law amid claims it schemes with other lines to shut out New England manufacturers. The move follows reports of a New York meeting proposing to abolish west bound freight differentials and raise Western rates for New England goods.

New Haven New England Norman White Malone Friends of the

Steamer Calvin Austin In Peril Near Beacons

The steamer Calvin Austin with 75 passengers mostly from Boston faced steering trouble after leaving Eastport. Officials suspect damage to the tail shaft or propeller as the cause while under smooth seas near Wolves. The vessel became unmanageable 40 miles from St John with no fog or danger from shoals.

Austin Boston Beaver Harbor Eastport St. John

Washburn Dies on Train Near Calvada

W H Washburn 80 of Providence Rhode Island died yesterday aboard a Southern Pacific train near Calvada. He was traveling with his wife from Sacramento to his home.

Reno W. H. Washburn Firoviolence, R. I Southern Pacific Calvada Sacramento

Put an End to Indigestion and Stomach Distress Now

A 50 cent case of Pape's Diapepsin is recommended for quick relief from indigestion and sour stomach. The ad claims one triangule after meals ends discomfort within five minutes and improves digestion, appetite, and breath.

Women and Children's Cars Likely in New York Subway

Public Service Commission Chairman Wilcox urged Frank Redley to try reserving subway cars for women and children. The letter states the commission favors the experiment and expects it to be implemented soon.

New York Wilcox Public Service Commission Frank Redley Commission

Balloon flight opens Berkshires season in Pittsfield

William B. Whitehouse of New York will attempt a balloon flight from Aero Park in Pittsfield this Friday or Saturday, opening the balloon season in the Berkshires.

Pittsfield William B. Whitehouse New York Aero Park Berkshires

Actors Home May Get Brizse Property

The will of Martha A. Brizse reportedly leaves a fortune to the Dramatic Fund of America if her son James S. Drew is dead. Since the son died in the West, the estate may revert to the fund or to the Actors Home if the fund does not exist in New York. Executor Oliver K. Hawes said he would accept the Home as the alternative.

Martha A. Brizse Edwin Booth Modjeska Mary Anderson Boston Theatre Stock Company James S. Drew St. Louis Dramatic Fund of America West New York Oliver K. Hawes Melrose Dramatic Fund of America Tremont St Boston Mass General Acoustic Co WM. W. Herriman Mr. Herriman U. S Ceneral Acoustic Co Pemberton Sq

Charged With Conspiracy to Conceal Assets

Louis Canner alias Benjamin S. Canner of East Boston and Jacob Freedman of Everett were arrested by U S Deputy Marshals Waters and Ruhl on conspiracy to conceal from the bankruptcy trustee assets of the Marshall Hay and Grain Company of 340 Chelsea Street East Boston. They allegedly acted as partners. Bail set at 5000 each. they were committed to Charles Street jail.

Louis Canner Benjamin S. Canner East Boston Jacob Freedman Everett United States Waters Ruhl Marshall Hay & Grain Company Chelsea Street Charles Street

French Will Fine German Aeronauts

Paris April 6 The government will impose a duty of 120 on every average size German balloon landing in French territory. German aeronauts will be detained by authorities until a satisfactory explanation of their presence is provided.

Paris France

Marine Eye Remedy Claims Quick Relief for Irritated Eyes

The ad promotes Murine eye drops as soothing for red tired watery eyes with promises of relief from irritation and pain. It markets the product as a solution for weary eyes in need of comfort.

Mayor Rejects 10 Year Bid For Street Lighting

Mayor Hibbard rejected Edison Illuminating Companys bid for a 10 year street lighting contract and called for a five year agreement. Superintendent Emerson met with company officials to negotiate terms likely higher per light for the shorter term.

Hibbard Edison Illuminating Company Emerson Edison Company Electric Light Company

Verdi's Rigoletto at the Boston Theatre

Olin Downes reviews Verdi's Rigoletto at the Boston Theatre. The cast includes Tetr at zzini and Constantino with sparafucile sung by de Segurola and Gilibert making a brief impression. While not brilliant, the performance drew large audiences and applause, with Tetrazzini overcoming poor conditions in the second act and delivering notable phrasing and passion.

Boston Ghors Iness Paseuloiones Oy Cea Ponzano Countess of Ceprano Mlle Laurie One Severina UG Constantino Tieipale Mme Tetrazzini Constantino Renaud Mile. Ponzano de Segurola Gilibert Manhattan Opera Company

Purity and resonance mark the French singer in a staged performance

The review notes Renaud's sound purity and French phrasing while Americans find it less pleasing. It praises a crouching opening scene and the duke's palace sequences for impact. Constantino, though tasteful and tradition aware, fails to bring novelty. Chorus and orchestra receive high marks.

Renaud Constantino

Globe Theatre Opens Weeklong Yiddish Run at Relkins

The Globe Theatre in Relkins launches a weeklong engagement by the Relkins company with eight performances. Opening night featured Be a Gentleman by M and A Schori, drawing a packed, enthusiastic Jewish audience amid Passover observances and a missed Moon day showing. Rosa Karp as Dinah, Schoengold as Berel, and B Bernardi as the father received strong notices for their portrayals.

Globe’ Theatre Relkins A. Schori America Mme Rosa Karp Dinah Berel Mme. Schoengold B. Bernardi Boston

Doctors Claim Quintane Cure For Itching Scalp

Dr. Aloysius M. Churchill at a Chicago convention announces a home treatment using quintane mixed with hot water to rub into the scalp. He reports 95 of 98 cases cured and says the remedy prevents infection by scratching, promoting hair growth.

Chicago Inter-Ocean Aloysius M. Churchill Chicago

The Abnormal Man at Globe Theatre

A four act drama at Globe Theatre centers on an inventor journalist whose experiments strain family ties and money. Jacob P. Adler delivers a vigorous lead with strong reception while Frances Adler and a cast including Schapiro Rothstein Heligman Fisher Greenberg Schoengold Weisman Marie earn praise for their performances.

Jacob P. Adler Mr. Adler Lize Mr. Rosenberg Frances Adler Messrs. Schapiro Rothstein Heligman Fisher Greenberg Schoengold Weisman Marie Globe Theatre

Bacon Succeeds Thompson as Middlesex Register

The resignation of Joseph P. Thompson of Lowell, northern Middlesex county register of deeds, was announced in Cambridge. Ill health prompted his departure and Horace S. Bacon, a Lowell attorney, was appointed as his successor by the county commissioners.

Joseph P. Thompson Lowell Middlesex County Cambridge Thompson Horace S. Bacon

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