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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1908
Page
5
The letter invites medical schools to review Birt's Head Wash a cleansing formula of refined soap white of eggs glycerin coconut oil and salicylic acid. Doctors are urged to compare it with other remedies and recognize it cleanses scalp and hair without masking the cure.
The Stereo typers and Electotypers Union plans its annual convention in Boston with a Monday start at the Revere House. Activities include a trolley tour, a photos at the State House, a Bass Point trip, Faneuil Hall entertainments, Providence Day trains to South Station, and a Thursday banquet with tickets via Secretary A. R. McKeene. Headquarters are Room 4, Revere House.
William C. Mattox of New York and Caroline R. Hart of Indiana spent nearly a day in Rhode Island and Massachusetts seeking a license. They were finally declared husband and wife at 1 AM in Central Falls after a sequence of delays amid a troubled romance.
James D Hague dies at 73 in Stockbridge after a lengthy career as a mining engineer. He led North Star Gold Mining Co and held influential posts in geology and mining. Born 1886 in Boston, Hague studied at Harvard and worked across the United States and Europe.
The 1908 Finance Commission exposes misuse in the Boston Schoolhouse Department. It details flawed estimates, inflated bills, contractor overcharges, land deals, and weak supervision. It recommends a unified unpaid board with an executive head, plus real estate and architectural expertise, to save salaries and cut costs.
Joseph P. Horner 55, a traveling salesman for a New York railroad supplies firm, was found dead in his room at the Hotel Rennert Baltimore today. He shot himself in the heart, authorities reported.
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