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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1910
Page
5
Back Bay society gathered at Park Riding School yesterday afternoon as Thoroughbred horses and riders showcased elegance and skill in a fashionable horse show. The event drew notable local ladies and prominent families to the afternoon spectacle.
An old style ad promotes astrology readings by Dr. A. Zerola offering insights on love health wealth and marriage. Readers are urged to mail birth date with 6 cents postage to Havana Cuba for persuasive life guidance and assurances of quick response.
Four Bath Trustees met secretly and urged the Civil Service Commission to make Joseph P. O'Brien’s general superintendent post permanent and civil service rated. The mayor had asked for O'Brien’s discharge, four trustees opposed him, while three supported him. The insurgent four may be replaced to hasten O'Brien’s removal.
The event featured women riders with 18 horses, including Miss Alice who won the cup on Hogan owned by F. H. Prince. Rosemore, owned by S. Vorenberg, attracted attention after a morning first prize and was expected to contend again in the afternoon. Miss Helen Foss won in the pony class with Skiddoo, while Miss Esther Foss and Miss Elizabeth Goulding fielded multiple entries. Mrs. Burton Reed rode Madge.
Charles A. Herman and George Hendrickson pleaded guilty to robbing 25 churches and three stores in recent months. Judge Wait of the Superior Criminal Court sentenced them to two years each in the House of Correction. Harry W. Farmer, arrested with them, received probation after turning State's evidence.
Edward Amerus of Jersey City was found guilty under state laws of running a bucket shop and sentenced in the court of common pleas to two years in prison.
Arthur mean of Litchard Hill Bridgend South Wales describes severe psoriasis starting in 1906. After hospital treatment and a failed ointment he found relief using Cuticura Soap Resolvent and Ointment, with rapid healing and no relapse within three weeks. He urges others to try the Cure.
The Consumers' Power Company, capital $20,000,000, filed a certificate of incorporation in Augusta on April 14. Organized at Portland to manufacture generate transmit distribute and supply electricity for lighting fuel or other purposes. Both common and preferred stock set at $10,000,000 par $100. Incorporators are James R. Parsons William M. Bradley and A G McPherson of Portland.
Swarms of mosquitoes flood Watertown between the bridge and Newton line, obscuring the sun and covering pedestrians and cars. Infected districts see hundreds of thousands swarming, forcing pedestrians to hurry and drivers to accelerate to escape.
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