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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1908

Page

3

Rheumatism treated by Dr Williams Pink Pills promises relief

Testimonial from John F. Crichton of Chicago describes twenty years of inflammatory rheumatism. After using Dr Williams Pink Pills he recovered fully, regaining ability to move and sleep. Pills available at druggists or by mail from Schenectady New York.

Williams John F. Crichton Fulton Street Chicago Ill Co. A, 144Th Illinois Infantry Dr. Williams Medicine Co Schenectady N. Y

Cure of eczema and psoriasis reported by VT family

Mrs. Alfred Aldrich of Pompanoosuc and her granddaughter were cured of eczema and psoriasis after using oil of wintergreen based D. D. D Prescription. The quick result impressed medical men and prompted offers of free booklets on skin diseases and D. D. D. Soap from Jaynes Drug Stores.

Alfred Aldrich Pompanoosuc Aldrich Jaynes Drug Stores

Next Cardinal for America

Rome reports the Pope will convene a consistory in early June to create new cardinals. No American cardinal is expected now, but if another is named later, Archbishop William H. O Connell of Boston is viewed as the likely recipient.

Rome Vatican William H. O'Connell Boston

Conductor Guilty in Fare Theft Case

Joshua F. Hiller a conductor for the Boston Elevated was found guilty of larceny of fares by Judge Perrin in West Roxbury District Court. He resided at 6 Huntington Avenue Hyde Park and had claimed to be 21 when hired last September.

Joshua F. Hiller Boston Elevated Perrin West Roxbury Hiller Huntington Avenue Hyde Park

New England Briefs Highlight Local Deaths and Openings

A series of brief notes from New England towns report deaths in Lawrence and Augusta, injuries in Lowell, and Odd Fellows and Royal Arcanum gatherings in Taunton and Augusta. Other items note a new Can Company plant in Eastport and a state farm inmate transfer in Middleboro. Michael F. Dooley named president of National Exchange Bank in Providence.

Concord Augusta Barrett Prescott Barrett Eastport American Can Company Royal Arcanum Grand Lodge of Maine Woodmen's Hall Hanover James Dowd Hanover Four Corners Massachusetts General Hospital Middleboro State Farm Jim Johnson Charlestown Providence BR. I Michael F. Dooley Hartford, Conn National Exchange Bank

Under Moonlight Charity Dance in East Boston

Chelsea Literary and Social Club plans a charity waltz at Commonwealth Hall East Boston on Wednesday April 29. Proceeds go to Chelsea fire victims.

Chelsea Literary and Social Club Commonwealth Hall East Boston Chelsea

Rockefeller Arrives for Lakewood Estate Visit

John D. Rockefeller arrived today at his Lakewood estate for an unspecified stay. It is not clear how long he will remain in the New Jersey town.

Lakewood N. J John D. Rockefeller

Judge Rules Hotels Guilty of Liquor Law Violations

Judge Murray condemned West End hotels for serving liquor to minors after a young girl testified she was under twenty and intoxicated. The case prompted orders for closer police scrutiny, potential license loss, and refusals of lodging to women of notorious character. Captain Peabody pledged to report any investigations to superiors.

West End Murray Parmenter Captain Peabody Boston Station 8 Court House Peabody

Frank Call Fined $250 for Improper Mail Dismissal

Frank H. Call of South Boston a former assistant engineer at Harvard Medical School was fined $250 yesterday by Judge Dodge for sending improper matter through the mails.

Frank H. Call South Boston Harvard Medical School

Man Dies by Own Action in Newburyport

A man about 50, believed from Lowell, hurling himself in front of a train in Newburyport at noon, died. The body lies in Young's Undertaking Morgue awaiting identification.

Newburyport Lowell Young

South End Woman Seeks Missing Husband Jens Olsen

Mrs Ida Olsen reports her husband Jens Olsen missing after he left their lodgings at 58 Ship Street Providence to visit Boston. He had worked at the electric power station within five days of leaving and relatives fear he may have suffered a mishap. Mrs Olsen stays at 130 Pembroke Street.

Ida Olsen Jens Olsen Ship Street Providence Olsen Boston Olesen

Boston woman pleads guilty in Straine kidnapping case

Dedham April 27 Robert F Straine of Boston indicted on five counts for alleged attempt to kidnap his daughter Dorothy Straine from a Wellesley boarding school pleaded guilty to two counts in Norfolk County Superior Court The two counts involve an attempted kidnapping of Marie Blanc and assault and battery on her governess The remaining three counts likely will not be pressed Mrs Annie F Duncan the nurse tied to the case was absent due to illness

Dedham Robert F. Straine Boston Dorothy Straine Wellesley Norfolk County Superior Court Marie Blanc Miss Straine Miss Blanc Annie F. Duncan

Eliot and Hibbard on City Government Proposals

Eliot and Hibbard spar over city governance with call for universal suffrage and at large elections. They critique party rule secrecy, advocate publicity, and discuss commissions, charters, and potential mayoral power under civil service rules in Boston and Chelsea.

Chelsea Boston Finance Commission Iowa Hibbard

Boston Channing Club debates municipal reform and ward abolition

President Eliot of Harvard and Mayor Hibbard spoke at the Channing Club dinner on municipal government. They debated ward line abolition and favors ranged between universal suffrage for a small elected board or a veto power mayor with a finance commission.

Boston Channing Club Hotel Vendome Eliot Harvard University Hibbard Commonwealth Chelsea Galveston

A Simple Test For Kidney Trouble Readers May Try

The article urges readers to test urine overnight to detect kidney disease and promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a natural kidney remedy. It claims kidneys purify blood and offers a free sample by mail from Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York with a booklet of information.

Binghamton, N. Y

Roche Will Is Filed In Probate Court

The will of the late James Jeffrey Roche was filed in the Probate Court yesterday. Executors named are A Shuman and Otis Kimball. The estate is to be divided among the widow and two children Florence M Roche and Arthur Roche.

James Jeffrey Roche Florence M. Roche Arthur Roche A. Shuman Otis Kimball

Curley and Joyce Clash at City Committee Hearing

A tense exchange unfolds as Aldermen Curley and Joyce trade insults over a political feud in Ward 17. Joyce denies jail time, Curley accuses, and the dispute over a slaughterhouse location spills into the meeting. The matter was sent to the board of health for action.

Curley Senator Curley Alderman Ballantyne Slaughter House Joyce Jim Board of Health

Boston Responds To Gould Culture Decline Debate

Prominent Bostonians dispute Madame Gould’s Paris praised aristocracy. Interviews portray Americans as refined with middle class virtue, while condemning European nobles who marry for money. The responses challenge Gould’s view that cultures differ in refinement.

Madame Anna Gould Paris Post Boni de Castellane Helie de Sagan United States Bostonians Madame Gould Anna Gould Europe

Fat Women's Horror in 1908 Bustles

A city store head describes fashion for 1908 with hipless bustles and tight skirts. He promotes Lexonica as a fat reduction aid mixed with Buckthorn Bark and Simple Syrup, claiming rapid weight loss and improved muscle tone.

Lexonica

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