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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1903

Page

5

U. S. Senator Backs Peruna for Dyspepsia and Catarrh

In a Washington letter Senator M C Butler of South Carolina endorses Peruna as a cure for dyspepsia and stomach trouble, asserting it treats the underlying catarrh. The ad promotes Dr Hartman and the Hartman Sanitarium Ohio, claiming Peruna cures catarrh anywhere and thus supports natural digestion.

Hartman Dr. Hartman The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio U. S M.C. Butler South Carolina Peruna Medicine Co Washington, D. C M. C. Butler Peruna

Zion Church Riot Before the Court

The Zion Chapel disturbance during Booker T. Washington’s July 30 appearance drew a municipal court hearing led by Judge Bennett. Defendants Granville Martin, William M. Trotter, and Bernard Charles face charges for creating a disturbance as hundreds of Black attendees packed Zion Chapel and surrounding corridors.

Zion Church Booker T. Washington Bennett Mitchell Granville Martin William M. Trotter Bernard Charles Zion Chapel Columbus Avenue George R. Swasey Edgar Benjamin C. H. Plummer Clarence B. Wright United States District Attorney W. H. Lewis Martin Booker Washington Trotter J. H. McMullen Lewis Mr. Washington Charles

Norcross Brothers Reorganization Plan Outlined

Worcester Aug 5 The creditors committee for Norcross Brothers Co and O W Norcross issued a plan to reorganize with two new Massachusetts corporations The construction company will hold 1 26 million in quick assets and manage the business for five years under O W Norcross while issuing bonds to creditors The holding company Norcross Properties Incorporated will own assets and issue trust bonds for five years All creditors receive bonds and notes prompting early adoption by Worcester banks and many creditors

Worcester Norcross Bros. Company O. W. Norcross Massachusetts Construction Company O. W. Noacross Norcross Properties, Incorporated

Master Teamster Henry Hammons Missing From Home

Henry C Hammons a master teamster with offices at 30 Bedford street has disappeared his whereabouts unknown He is 47 years old in teaming for years with six teams He lived with his wife on Bates road Hast Milton Four daughters and three sons in the family Mrs Hammons says she knows of no reason for his disappearance He is about 5 feet 11 inches tall with black hair a beard blue eyes and no teeth His clothing at disappearance was a brown mixed coat and vest steel gray striped pants lace shoes a white shirt and a white straw hat

Martin the Guardian Walter C. Wardwell Middlesex County Lewis McMullen Samuel B. Courtney Trotter Witness Charles F. Butler Henry C. Hammons Bedford Street Hammons

Scrimmage Breaks Out After Street Confrontation

After detaining Martin on the street a scuffle occurred en route to the box. During the incident one defendant, Charles, was cut by an unidentified person.

Martin Charles

Change of Venue Denied in Avon Accident Cases

In Plymouth county public sentiment against the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad Co. led to a bid for moving trials to Suffolk County. Judge Sheldon in the Massachusetts Superior Court equity division denied the motion in three actions by Leander D. Jenkins Somerville J Albert Chessman Waltham and Ornis L. Radwell Brockton seeking damages of 0 000 and 60 000 respectively.

Massachusetts Plymouth County New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company Avon Justice Sheldon Equity Superior Court Suffolk County J. L. Hall Sherman L. Whipple Leander D. Jenkins Somerville J. Albert Chessman Waltham Ornis L. Radwell Brockton

Lunderkin Digging for Imaginary Treasure in Somerville Garden

Arthur Lunderkin, 33, of Boston, was arrested Tuesday in the garden of H. A. Titus at 53 Main Street Somerville after digging and claiming he buried diamonds and money years ago. He drank whiskey before acting, was belligerent when Mr. Titus returned, and was fined $5 in court yesterday.

Arthur Lunderkin Boston H. A. Titus Main Street Somerville

Kenney Identified in South Boston Assault Case

Patrolman Higgins named Martin Kenney as a gang member in the Saturday night South Boston assault. Judge Fallon continued the case for one week.

Higgins Martin Kenney South Boston Fallon

Not a Candidate for Commander in Chief Says Washington Figure

A Washington figure declares he is not running for commander in chief in a brief Aug. 5 statement. The remark counters rising speculation about national leadership and outlines his official stance on future political roles.

Washington The

Man Accused of Assault Escapes After Court

The man has shown a disposition to assault others and has not been seen since the court day when a note was left at the old lady’s house. Mrs. Barnes is staying at a Newton Centre house under friends’ care.

Dr. Barnes

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