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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1905

Page

7

Derry Girls Donate for Brockton Disaster Fund

Local girls from West Derry New Hampshire raise funds with a sale and dance. They send $25 for Brockton sufferers, chaperoned by Mrs Georgie Wilson, with names of the donors and the note of hope. A second donation arrives from Revere Council 179 Knights of Columbus of 25 dollars, signed by George A Curry.

Boston Post Derry Brockton Goldie Gordon Irene Scenter Mabel Casidy Rosaline Casidy Myrtle Kelly Helen Chadwick Louisa Wilson Myra Beckley Hazel Marshall Georgie Wilson Brockton Fund West Derry N. H Revere Council Knights of Columbus Revere K. of C George A. Curry Little West Derry

Army officers test kite camera from Indian Head proving grounds

A board led by General A. W. Greely conducts experiments at Indian Head to control a camera suspended by a kite from the ground. Photographs may cover 10 to 12 miles, with three exposures taken up to about 400 feet as rain and wind hinder progress. plates will be developed in days. Army observers see potential for scouting enemy troops and fortifications.

Washington Army A. W. Greely Indian Head Proving Grounds

Lynn M. of R. and C. gift to Brockton fire fund

A contributor labeled Lynn M. of R. and C. encloses two dollars for the Brockton fire fund. Dated April 20, the note expresses support from Lynn in the request for relief funds.

Sir Brockton Pee Ae Cones Lynn

Local Subscriptions Totals Reported

A ledger summary lists subscriptions including Carrie F Clock M of R and C Mrs George Wilson and family Revere Cornell and others with a total of 1839.74 dollars. The entry notes small amounts such as 2 and 25 dollars and references an acknowledgment from Brock.

Carrie F. Clock M. of R George Wilson

Autopsy Sought in Cooper Death at West End

Samuel Cooper was found insensible yesterday in his room at 5 Wall Street West End and died at Relief Hospital. Medical Examiner Harris is to perform an autopsy amid rumors the death resulted from wood alcohol in liquor bought at a West End resort. Cooper was a lumber handler and wintered at the Tewksbury home.

Samuel Cooper Wall Street West End Relief Hospital Harris Cooper Tewksbury

Senator Callender Recovers From Illness, Plans Return

Senator E. B. Callender has recovered from a grip and may resume duties at the State House in a few days. He is rapidly regaining his health and expects to return soon.

E. B. Callender State House

Doctor Pierce to Reveal Ingredients of Favorite Prescription

To show good faith the inventor announces that the ingredients of Favorite Prescription will be printed on every bottle wrapper. The medicine has been popular for over thirty years and is claimed to have cured thousands of women of diseases peculiar to the sex.

Pierce

Favorite Prescription Claims from Dr. Pierce Ad

An advertisement asserts Every Woman using Favorite Prescription will know its contents. It lists non alcoholic extracts from Lady's Slipper Black Cohosh Unicorn Root Blue Cohosh and Golden Seal as ingredients.

Nature's Own Cure for Women's Distressing Complaints

Dr. Pierce, focusing on diseases of women, found a rare blend of American medicinal plants would cure the debilitating wastes and pains of womanhood. He prepared this remedy in a form accessible at every drug store for easy purchase.

Pierce

Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Promises Women Health

The ad claims Favorite Prescription keeps women youthful by fending off disease in delicate organs. It quiets nerves, relieves bearing-down sensations, and purportedly eases childbirth. The product is said to fortify the system for quicker recovery with no after-effects and healthier babies.

Fire ravages Ste. Anne's Convent in St Genevieve

A devastating fire at Ste. Anne's Convent in St Genevieve, near Montreal, killed one nun, eight children, and four elderly women. Sisters Marie Therese and Marie Robertine attempted rescues before being badly burned. The blaze started around midnight in the old ladies hospice, trapping occupants as bucket brigades formed but failed to save the building.

Montreal Que Ste. Anne’s Convent St. Genevieve Jacques Cartier County Riviere Des Prairies Grand Trunk Canadian Pacific Beaconsfield Pointe Claire Old Ladies Ste. Anne's Sisters of Ste. Anne's Lachine

Steamship Docks Burned at Bremen

Bremen Germany April 21 All the docks warehouses and buildings of the German Nordsee Steamship Company here were burned today. The vessels of the company were towed out of danger and sustained no damage. There was no loss of life.

Bremen Germany Nordsee Steamship Company

Peter Giblin Rescues Drowning Boy at Long Wharf

Peter Giblin of East Boston saved 8-year-old Charley McKenna who fell into the water near Long wharf yesterday afternoon at 3 50. He stripped to reach the boy, leapt into a launch five feet below, pulled the child aboard, and the ambulance revived him at Relief Hospital before his parents took the boy home.

Peter Giblin Tom Giblin Boston Charley McKenna Albany Street Long Wharf Giblin

Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder Claims Quick Cure

Testimonial quotes James Headley of Dundee New York praising Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder for rapid relief from chronic catarrh and claiming an absolute cure after initial use. The advertisement emphasizes instant relief and quick recovery.

Dr. Agnew James Headley Dundee N. Y

Brooklyn Fire Devastates Brownsville Center Homes

A two hour blaze in Brownsville Brooklyn injures three firemen and burns 70 families, with six women burned and $150000 in property destroyed. The fire began in B Glass & Co furniture basement at Thatford street and Belmont avenue, spreading to nearby tenements as police kept crowds back.

New York Brownsville Brooklyn Thatford Street Belmont Avenue B. Glass & Co

Smooth Stranger Steals $98 From Creamery Desk

A smooth looking man aged about 45 entered the Walker-Gordon Milk Laboratory at 793 Boylston street about 6 pm. He asked for a cream dipper, claimed urgency, and after being told to wait left with a $98 roll still in the pigeonhole. Police have not located the suspect, described as 5 ft 7 in, 149 pounds, thin faced with a light gray mustache, in dark clothes and overcoat.

Walker-Gordon Milk Laboratory Company Boylston Street

Heroic Sharon Girl Saves Two Lads Lives

Ethel Seaver, 18, of Sharon, rescued A Endicott Dennett and Harvard senior William Hubbard from Massapoag Lake after their canoe capsized. Hubbard, visiting relatives, and Dennett survived as bystanders watched. Seaver pleads modesty, while townspeople press for a Humane Society medal.

Sharon Ethel M. Seaver Massapong Lake Humane Society A. Endicott Dennett George A. Dennett William Hubbard Cambridge Harvard University Miss Seaver Hubbard O. H. Greene Dennett Mrs. Louis A. Seaver

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Revere K Lynn M. OF POST The Brock Ton Fire Victims’ Fund Total Senator Callender Trus DR. Pierce Regal Paris London Iel Regal Women Eton Kent Oxford Greater Tern Aioe Tremont St Washington St Globe Annex Summer St Bedford St Rageterra Garand Tessier Isle Bizard Marceline Villemarie Irene Bertrant Leona Daoust Eglantine Proul Dugas Emma Terrault Margaret Poitvin Rober Mme Narcise Lalonde Cardinal Marie Therese of Jesus Marie Robertine of Jesus Giblin Saved Drowning Boy Brooklyn Fire Flimflammer Ethel Seaver Ethel Seaver Newman & Sons Corp LOS Angeles Co
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