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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1905
Page
10
Mr. and Mrs. Goldstein endured years of extreme debility due to female weakness and general exhaustion. After failed doctors and a delaying trip, they found relief with Dr Williams Pink Pills, reporting clear health gains and restored energy within weeks. They reside at 38 Gore Street East Boston Mass and note the pills are sold by druggists everywhere.
Mr Tuttle argues for stable uniform rates and warns legislation cannot override natural laws. He contends the Interstate Commerce Commission sues too much and negotiates too little. Rebates are bygones and private car lines should remain private.
Boston & Maine president Lucius Tuttle testified before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee, citing Roosevelt, Prouty and Esch on regulation. He argued government limits on railroads exist only under Constitution and police power, urging moderation and expert rate setting rather than direct fixed rates.
Cambridge tax rate stands at 18.90 per thousand, higher than Boston and rival towns. Land acquisitions by Harvard and Radcliffe and possible Tech land grants prompt fear of another property tax increase this September among large landowners and taxpayers.
D. J. Brooks, 63, of 1128 Columbus Avenue, was fined $50 yesterday in Roxbury District Court for promoting a policy agency. He was arrested on Wednesday.
Councilman Frank CC. Coburn of Ward 7 died at Malden Hospital following an appendicitis operation. He was born in Roxbury in 1870.
Ex Senator Soule introduces H H Rogers who rails at critics while reading a facetious poem. Rogers praises Rockefeller, mocks Washington Gladden, and recounts early life while Horton defends accepting the Rockefeller gift amid applause.
In Chelsea last night the license commissioners issued 28 of 34 liquor licenses, including three hotel and first class licenses and 25 first and fourth class licenses. Reopened licenses went to P. B. Reedy & Co and others, with new renewals uncertain for several hotels such as Park Hotel and Lenox amid ongoing concern.
William C. Bates of Fall River is elected superintendent to lead Cambridge schools replacing Francis Cogswell who held the post for many years. The opposing candidate was Herbert H. Bates principal of the Wellington Training School in Cambridge with a split vote among named officials.
In Glenwood Springs Colorado on April 20 President Roosevelt enjoys hunting in the Rocky Mountains with Secretary Loeb reporting daily activity. So far a bear killed by the President and a lynx shot by Dr Alexander Lambert are noted with many trails suggesting more bears. The President plans to leave for home May 15.
George Rogers a lodger was badly burned about the head and hands while trying to save lace draperies during a fire at 66 Bowdoin street. The blaze started after a snap match was stepped on on the carpet in a second floor bedroom. The four story brick house owned by the Parson estate and occupied by May Hoyt and Smith’s dining room. Loss estimated at 1000 dollars.
Mrs. M C Maitland of Jasper Ontario touts Cuticura products as a cure for a baby's severe skin rash. She reports rapid relief after one application of Cuticur a Ointment and a wash with Cuticura Soap followed by Cuticura Resolvent, claiming the child recovered after one box of ointment a cake of soap and half a bottle of Resolvent. The 1903 letter notes fourteen years of lasting cure and says the family remains confident in Cuticura.
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