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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1906
Page
2
A resident of Ohio recounts four years of torment after injuring his foot. He endured failed treatments from various physicians and ointments, and could walk only with crutches.
John M. Lloyd of Alliance Ohio recounts a severe leg wound that stalled healing for years. after trying many doctors he used Cuticura Soap and Ointment for seven months and was fully healed. He notes the cost was far lower than prior medical bills and invites letters from readers.
Norris Mary of East Boston dies at age near widow of Samuel H Morris. Funeral from 17 New Street Friday evening with high mass at Church of the Most Holy Redeemer. Putnam Mrs Mattie A dies East Boston. Funeral Friday August 10 at 6:30 p.m. Sonnerbrodt Erdmann of Milton dies August 6 aged 54. Funeral at Brush Hill Road residence Thursday at 2 p.m. Relatives invited. New York papers asked to copy.
Charles McCarthy appeared before Judge Grover in Dedham on a charge of violating a town by law against profanity. The case, tied to labor strife at Cochran Manufacturing, resulted in a $1 fine after testimony that McCarthy used indecent language on Milton Street.
Henry S. Hoagland a 338 resident of 49 East Newton Street married Grace Crawford a Rockland Maine native in a Providence ceremony The couple departed for Portland for their honeymoon Hoagland a veterinary and traveling salesman met his bride in Maine and kept the romance secret until now
Miss Myrtle Heald, confined at City Hospital, claims she was operated on by Dr. W H Bailey of the West End. Physicians who examined her found no clear evidence of wrongdoing. Dr Bailey was arraigned and held to answer at $5000 for the grand jury.
The commissioner told nine newly sworn recruits that promotion will be based on good character and meritorious service, not political influence. He urged study of regulations and noted that each officer’s conduct reflects on the department. promotions of reserve officers must be approved in writing by police captains.
The battle ship squadron under Rear Admiral Evang left Newport at 5:57 tonight led by the flagship Maine bound for Rockport Massachusetts.
Washington Lodge L O 8 plans a night cruise aboard the steamer Cumbria leaving Lincoln wharf at 7 45 PM. The harbor tour includes music and dancing as a cool city escape and connections to suburban trains are expected.
Quincy man George Johnson was arrested for pouring refuse oil in Henry Raimenne eyes while he slept. Raimenne, now in the Massachusetts Eye and Ear In firmary, suffers excruciating pain and temporary blindness. Surgeons hope to save his sight.
The 386th annual National Catholic Total Abstinence Union convened in Providence Rhode Island with about 1000 delegates. Bishop Canevin attacked intemperance as a vice while a Vatican letter offered indulgences and apostolic blessing.
The Census Bureau plans a large scale data collection next week in major cities to study divorces from 1887 to 1907. Special agents will survey Chicago New York Philadelphia St Louis Pittsburgh and other locales focusing on marriage and separation dates petition details service method divorce decree duration and alimony among other factors.
The battleship Alabama will arrive at Charlestown navy yard Saturday for above water line repairs after colliding with battleship Illinois. It will remain in the yard about 10 days without drydock.
Seth Milliken a merchant and John Reid of Jordan Mott Co both of New York elected trustees of the New York Life Insurance Company at a trustees meeting. George F Seward tendered his resignation as trustee.
Police say M. M. Simpson aged 45, a boarder at 1025 Washington Street, died of natural causes found yesterday seated in a chair. The death is being treated as natural with no signs of foul play reported by officers.
W and A Bacon inaugurates Thursday evening After Supper Sales aimed at working women and late shoppers. Central location with free transfers to Elevated lines invites thousands seeking bargains on everyday necessities in a convenient, profitable shopping experience.
New York August 8 The district attorney declares that indictments lead to faster trials in New York County than in any other American city. He praises the office staff and deputies for their readiness to work but laments the lack of time from General Sessions judges.
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