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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1911
Page
3
Fragmentary text recalling old days and a clothing line incident. Names and precise details are unreadable, making it difficult to extract a clear, factual event or person. The passage reads like a casual nostalgic dialogue with scattered exclamations.
Mrs Agnes Flood of 6 Ward street Roxbury jumped into the Muddy river in the Fenway on Wednesday in a suspected suicide attempt. She was yesterday committed to Austin run where she will be observed to determine whether or not she is sane.
Mrs J G Johnson of Scottville Michigan writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash keep her healthy while managing farming life and caring for thirteen children She says the women in her circle report relief from painful periods and irregularity using the remedies and urges others to try them The advertisement claims the compound is made from native roots and berries with no narcotics and boasts a record of cures for female diseases
Fire starting in the boiler room of the E Doherty coal elevator at 210 Freeport street Dorchester caused extensive damage to the elevator coal pockets and lumber sheds. Three alarms were needed due to a short handed department.
At 7 o'clock last night the Bremen landed 45 sailors armed with rifles and 50 rounds each, with squads stationed at German stores, the legation, and houses. The move followed a German legation employee's report that rebels had tried to seize Hermann & Co. property. The landing occurred while U S warships were in the harbor and stirred Haitian excitement.
A tower 70 feet high at the coal elevator caught fire and toppled into the water as Fire Boat Engine 31 failed to reach the blaze. Flames spread along the tramway to coal pockets while 20 volunteers fought the fire. Lumber sheds burned, forcing nearby families to flee as soldiers seized looted valises and the safety committee restored order amid naval protection.
J Henry Watson president of the Watson Snoe Company of Lynn was taken ill at the American League baseball grounds Wednesday and is hospitalized at City Hospital. He remains in danger but surgeons think he may recover.
Advertises GETS-IT a new corn treatment claiming painless removal without gouging, slicing, or blood. Sold by E Lawrence Co Chicago and available at druggists for 25 cents, with Boston sales listed.
New York August 3 Broadway buzzed as Nat C Goodwins wives move to stop publication of Why Do Beautiful Women Marry Nat Goodwin The suits allege privileged letters and conversations and possible libel and argue publication harms public morality Lawyer Herman L Roth says Edna Goodrich and Maxine Elliott may sign the injunction petition to restrain release of the chapters cited in the case
The A B C Alleg pred Company, shoe manufacturers in Lynn for a decade, assigned on July 28 to Joseph A Barry of Lynn and Charles B Stevens of Marblehead. Liabilities exceed 90 000 dollars while assets consist of business stock and machinery. About 200 to 300 workers were employed.
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