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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1907
Page
2
A bold limited time offer from the Osmo-Chemic physicians at 18 Boylston Street promises one month of free treatment including all medicines for any patient applying by August 17. No charge for consultation or X-ray examination. The program targets chronic diseases and invites patients already treated elsewhere to try their method before the deadline.
A sequence of testimonials from individuals across Massachusetts extols the Osmo-Chemic physicians. Cures cited include cancer of the tongue, rheumatism, catarrh, tumors, rupture, consumption, neuralgia, spinal neuritis, piles, and paralysis threats, with names and addresses listing varied towns.
An advertisement for the Osmo Chemic System of Medicine lists contact details and an office schedule. It mentions Boston Massachusetts and provides hours from 6 AM to noon and 2 PM to 6 PM, with daily operation and a note about stamp or book related to chronic disease.
Hebrew societies from across the state will help the Agudas Acheim Jewish congregation of Fourth and Walnut Chelsea dedicate its newly rebuilt synagogue next Sunday. Rabbi Margolis heads the Zionist guard and will oversee the dedication. Invitations have been issued.
An advertisement claims a 24 hour cure for liquor desire with Golden Specific. It urges readers to mail name and address to Dr J W Baines in Cincinnati for a free package and directions, asserting testimonials from grateful families and secrecy for delivering the remedy.
The three story blackened Spy Pond House near Spy Pond entrance to the picnic grove burned at 11 tonight. The unoccupied hotel, run by the Steinkrauss family for 20 years, suffered $4000 in damage with $10,000 prior assessment. Foster heirs of Medford now own the property.
In Newton on August 6, police who had waited a week in an unoccupied 20 room house at 281 Kendrick street for its plumbing to be removed arrested two men and a boy entering through a cellar window. The men Nicholson 17 and Johnson 30 from Brighton and a boy 14 were charged with attempted larceny and Nicholson and Johnson received two months in the House of Correction.
Maiden August 6 Edward O Hare six year old son of Mr and Mrs Patrick O Hare 54 Watts street nearly bit his tongue when the teeth of an overall buckle pierced it. Dr McCarthy removed the buckle and cauterized the wounds.
Frank K. Foster told a Post reporter he has not said he would not resign from the Franklin Fund board of managers. He noted repeated reporter visits to his Dorchester home at 61 Wrentham Street and complained about front page headlines.
The Central Labor Union and Franklin Fund board members discuss rumors of Mr. Foster’s resignation. Foster cites loyalty to organized labor, health issues, and a need to confer with colleagues before deciding. Union officials downplay rumors and expect him to defer to colleagues to preserve status.
Word from Boston reports that the United Garment Workers of America folds nine local unions including Newark for alleged breach of national agreement. Boston plans a mass meeting next Tuesday to discuss the strike situation in New York and possible Boston involvement.
Labor groups including the Boston Cigarmakers Union and Allied Printing Trades Council hold meetings to elect leaders and discuss Labor Day parades. Delegates from unions such as Pressmen's Union, Plumbers Helpers, Wood Wire and Metal Workers, Barbers, Painters, Sheet Metal Workers, Garment Workers and others attend briefings on union activities.
Heat rashes from the heat cause a scare but are not permanent. The advertised liquid X Zalia stops itching burning and prevents spreading while speeding flesh healing.
In South Weymouth on August 6 Arthur Bealer of Brain Tree an ice handler was arrested after an attack on Mrs Lillian Young a Lake View Park waitress. Bealer is jailed in Quincy on $1000 bond and waived examination. case to be heard tomorrow. Mrs Young identified him, her husband a Lake View Park employee condemns publicity but will not press charges.
In Uxbridge on August 6 Edward Vance, 20, collapsed and died after an argument involving his father and sister and Perry Goldthwaite. An autopsy by Dr. Baker found a sudden fainting spell and ruled out foul play.
Mrs. Young of the Mace Hotel testified at Weymouth that Bealer attacked her in Lake View Park near woods, she stabbed him with a hat pin, then fled. Bealer, a 23 year old driver for Shepard Ice, was arrested in Braintree after Chief FitzGerald related the case. He is a New Brunswick native with no local relatives.
Aug 7 6 30 am report says Kimness tribesmen sue for peace but Shereefian commander refuses to negotiate until Caid Sir Harry Maclean the English prisoner held by Ratsuli is released.
A description notes a fist and original Cold Tablet in a white package with black sand red lettering bearing the signature BE. W. GROVE and priced at 25e. The text warns that similarly named remedies may develop and references Bromo Quinine as a laxative variant.
John G. Emery a 32 year old cook employed at Hotel Johnsonia Fitchburg shot himself in his hotel room today local police reported. Emery a native of New Hampshire had been living in Fitchburg for some time and his death was ruled self inflicted with no indication of foul play at this time.
Pittsburg August 6 Four killed and 25 injured in a Buffalo and Allegheny division wreck near Kelly fifty miles from here. The Titusville Express 76, leaving Titusville for Pittsburg at 7 10 am, was side swiped by a coal gondola at 1130 am, derailing the engine tender baggage and express car and three day coaches.
Mrs. Alonzo Huff and an infant died at Kilin nitg Hospital after a crash near Johnstown, Penn. George Cochran of Amesburg, Penn., injured about the back, died tonight. M B Irwin, engineer of the passenger train from Oakmont, Penn., is noted in the report.
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