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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1913
Page
8
The upcoming Sunday's Post highlights two comic features, S'Matter Pop and Day of Rest, in the paper's comic section. The preview invites readers to check the pages for humor and illustrated strips.
A ninety five word ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as a rapid, harmless cure for indigestion gas and sour stomach. It promises fast relief within five minutes and offers a fifty cent case with a money back guarantee. The copy claims remarkable effectiveness and household necessity.
James O'Hare of 176 Cambridge street Boston and Arthur Moore of Hotel London were fined by Judge Stone in Cambridge court for tying up a horse and beating it with a heavy chain at a Cambridge stable. The case, brought by the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, followed reports from appraisers near Tech excavation. O'Hare paid $20 and Moore $5.
The article previews petite luncheon menus and favored recipes from New England cooks to be featured in the upcoming Sunday Post. It notes regional dishes and practical ideas for light midday meals.
Washington April 17 delegates say the Democratic tariff revision bill faced its first Senate attack. Republicans promise a broad, vigorous fight as tariff discussions move to both houses.
Republican senators press for public hearings on the Underwood tariff bill while Democratic leaders resist, arguing hearings were provided by the House committee. The woolen schedule faces attacks as the caucus endorses other schedules, and votes deny amendments. The free list is debated, with Wool and clothing proposals rejected. The caucus plans to finish the free list and move to income tax, aiming to report the bill to the House Monday.
President Wilson announced appointments of George W. Guthrie to Japan Charles R. Crane to Russia and Frederick C. Penfield to Spain. Guthrie former mayor of Pittsburgh and Pennsylvania Democratic state chairman. Crane from Chicago. Penfield from Pennsylvania. Senate action expected in about a week.
Rockland April 17 District Attorney Barker said many new witnesses who have not testified will be heard at the inquest into Admiral Eatons death. The inquest will reopen after the Superior Court session in Dedham ends next week with no night sessions.
Luke J. Minahan, well known hotel owner and leading figure in the United States Hotel Men's Association, died in Pittsfield tonight at age 43. He was proprietor of the Wendell Hotel and a native of Troy.
Mr and Mrs Terrence L Shevlin of Somerville along with Miss Kate A Brennan and Miss Margaret Mull hall two New York dressmakers were indicted by the local federal grand jury yesterday on charges of smuggling laces embroideries gowns and other women s apparel into this area on ten occasions over the past five years.
The Shevlins and Miss Brennan face a fourth indictment charging conspiracy to defraud the government tied to smuggling a trunk with 20 Paris gowns seized at the Cunard pier on March 17. The probe could widen after April 29 as grand jurors reassess relations with other modistes.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gadman of 24 Mordan in Somerville was fined 10 dollars by Judge Wentworth in Somerville Police Court for assault and battery on Miss Mary A Haley and for disturbing a public school. She has until May 1 to pay.
Brussels April 17 The general strike for manhood suffrage remains stationary with some resumption of work and balanced by new strikers. Socialists push municipal worker support while authorities request military engineers for gas and electric plants as a precaution. Two sticks of dynamite with detonators were found near Brussels.
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