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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1899
Page
4
Nature itself touts Omega Oil as the green liniment that stops pain in muscles tendons and sinews. The ad claims universal year round efficacy from August to December and notes widespread use by bicyclists and athletes in baseball cricket and golf.
Lawmakers kill a bill extending civil service to counties while debating county schemes. Boston purchase of Nantasket Beach seeks 40 percent local share. Somerville Maiden bridge funding debated. ward caucuses in fall approved for Boston Democrats.
Lady Sophie Cadogan, 25, wife of Sir Samuel Scott M P, vanishes after leaving home in Grosvenor Square. Scotland Yard and private detectives scour England and continental resorts. she left a note declaring a quarrel and intent to leave forever.
Dozens appeal at a Boston hotel door to Dr. Schlatter known as the divine healer. He insists on public work, turning away requests from ill and distressed visitors, while predicting future political questions and receiving many letters for private talks and aid.
Mr Patch of Middlesex explains and defends the bill. The vote to order the bill to a third reading was 10 to 14. The committee on metropolitan affairs reported Senator Tague's bill allowing Boston firemen to be on duty only twelve hours in twenty four except in emergency, Mr Maxwell of Suffolk dissenting.
A verdict of guilty was returned yesterday against Kalman Moses Joseph Melnick Abraham Labovich and Abraham Fine for receiving stolen goods. Morris Cohen was found not guilty on a similar charge. State witness William J. Driscoll received probation.
Giacolo Cillo stood trial yesterday before Judge Blodgett on four counts of assault with intent to murder. The alleged incident began at a North Street restaurant on February 25.
Local delegates from Massachusetts join New England and regional peers aboard a special train for the ninth international Sunday school convention to be held in Atlanta Georgia from April 26 to 30. President Samuel B Capen of Tufts College will preside with A Z Conrad D D and others among the attendees.
An OCR fragment describes elderly druggists and a nostalgic mood as they recall youth, noting a sense of youthfulness returning to their stiff joints and aching backs. The passage emphasizes a broad survey of druggists feeling younger in memory.
Three inches of chilled cast iron form the base with a belt for the great turret. The dome shaped Gruson turret will sit near the ground with the muzzle barely above ground level. It rests on a fifty by one hundred twenty foot concrete foundation. Emplacement and machinery cost about 2,500,000 dollars, gun about 126,000, turret stone about 1,800,000 dollars.
James McCarthy of Ashfield and Walter streets Jamaica Plain shot himself in the left breast last evening. He had suffered mental distress but was not placed in asylum. Found by a family member, he sought to retrieve the pistol near the bed. The wound is dangerous but not certain to prove fatal. He was taken to the City Hospital.
Death by his own action, Robert E. Hayes, a Boston youth, hanged himself in Washington Saturday. He is identified by D. F. Hayes of 71 Cottage Street East Boston as his stepson, the son of Mrs. Hayes by a former husband. He had been away from Boston for some time.
A short quip from the Chicago Record notes Philander Perkins as a man who avoids public exposure, described as one of those fellows who hide for their health, implying a humorous dig about his public activity.
The Canton Ohio murder trial of Anna E. George concludes with the judge's charge and jury verdict imminent. Public sentiment has shifted in her favor amid a fierce defense and relentless prosecution over alibi doubts and contested timelines.
Salt Lake City April 24 The Utah Legislature offers a reward for capturing Tom McCarthy described as the region s most notorious outlaw leading a two hundred strong gang in the Blue Range. They fortify a cave with artillery and plan dynamite defense while shifting from train to cattle theft amid grisly legends.
Michael McCabe was awarded 212 dollars for the loss of his left eye by a Suffolk Superior Court jury. He sued Arthur E Shields and others of Mansfield iron foundry alleging negligence after molten iron entered his eye while he worked as a moulder on November 28, 18. The case valued the eye at 212 dollars.
By order of Judge Blodgett in the Superior Criminal Court yesterday a verdict of guilty was rendered by the jury in the case of Charles H. Nutting who was on trial for soliciting marine insurance for a company but admitted to doing business in this state. The case now goes to the Supreme Court on a question of law.
Harry P. Langtry alias E B Preston, son of a flat leather dealer, was arrested in Philadelphia on charges of breaking and entering larceny and forging checks. Police tied him to a Huntington avenue music teacher break in and theft, including a gold watch, with about 39 dollars gained from altered checks. Inspector Cleary and Acting Chief Inspector Dugan organized the detainment and plan to bring Langtry back for trial.
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