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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1905
Page
4
Emperor William in Gaezon, Prussia, told Catholic Poles their religion is honored by him. He recalled the Vatican visit when Pope Leo XIII blessed him and urged Catholics to remain faithful subjects of the German Emperor. He framed Germanism as culture and religious freedom.
Mrs L C Walker of Woodfords Maine reports her eighteen month old daughter's skin trouble spreading for two years. After trying many doctors she used Cuticura Ointment and Soap with warm water baths and observed a marked improvement after the first use. The condition fully cleared with one box and one cake, leaving no scar by August 15 1904.
Gracie Buzzell of Etna Maine says she suffered facial sores for four years with no relief from various remedies. After using Cuti cura she reports being free from sores and no longer troubled by them as of May 15, 1905.
An advertisement extols Cuticura products for hair loss and dandruff. The offer includes soap, ointment, and Resolvent with pricing, plus a free booklet on skin scalp and hair care. Customer note from Miss A. M. Seeley of Worcester, Mass., dated April 14, 1905.
An Irish immigrant girl Monica Bateman four months old died two days out from Queenstown aboard the Cunard liner Saxonia on the East Boston arrival from Liverpool. The child was wrapped in the Union Jack and buried at sea with Captain Barr conducting the funeral service while the crew paid final honors. The voyage featured a bank holiday Aug 7 with deck sports and a charity concert raising funds for Seamen’s Charities in Liverpool and Boston. Ex Mayor Hart and two Canadian King Edward councillors were among passengers.
Charles J. Lavis and Timothy J. Crowley proprietors of the Continental Hotel on Essex Street were discharged by Special Justice Bolster in the Municipal Court civil session. The judge held that a hotel proprietor is not automatically guilty when a waiter sells liquor to a minor on the premises.
Henry C. Parker of Woburn and John F. Browning and L Stella Browning of Duxbury sue Ubero Plantation Company officers for negligence in managing the firm. Parker invested 1050, Browning 3500, Browning 1100. suit names Hood Stedman Richards Moran Wiley Ryder Wadleigh and the promoters Owen and Borges. Defendants have until Sept. 1 to answer.
Boston Post invites children to submit humorous sketches with their names for a chance to be printed. The editor praises several entries from readers including Minnie E. Murray and Arthur Cedrick Brooks and promises more drawings and names in future pages.
Mrs Mary Baker G Eddy of Concord New Hampshire purchased three Brookline tracts totaling 171 622 feet with a 69000 valuation paying more for the land from Charles H Pearson William B Rice and Frank E Simpson The purchase served as an investment with no decision yet on building or selling in lots The title passed via M A Whitcomb and the broker was Henry W Savage
Identified yesterday afternoon as Mrs Annie Fallon the woman found on the Common with cerebral hemorrhage is at City Hospital with a fighting chance of recovery. An elderly woman from Woburn, who had not seen Annie in over a year, confirmed the match after visiting the hospital. The Woburn resident had arranged for care and the patient was moved from the Relief station to City Hospital where her name stands on the dangerous list.
A cablegram from Commander William Flow to the Massachusetts Nautical Training School commissioners reports training ship Enterprise departed Queenstown Ireland yesterday morning bound for Gibraltar.
The body of wood chopper George Lee was found in the deserted Whitney house and Allen Knapp, his fellow Melindy camp worker, was arrested though no new evidence ties him to the death. A hearing is set for Friday as county officers suggest Knapp was the last with Lee before his disappearance on the night of July 30.
Andre Roque Boston Towboat Company engineer receives telegram from Butte Montana that his 22 year old son William was fatally stabbed there last Tuesday. Details not released. the youth had spent five years traveling in the West.
Winsted Conn August 10 A finger ring on John Sweeney’s left little finger caught on a car projection and held him as he fell from a moving vehicle in Torrington yesterday preventing serious injury or worse.
Marian Farnsworth, kidnapped by her mother from Boston to Swampscott, says she loves her mama and does not want to leave. She recalls her father’s actions and expresses fear of returning to Boston as custody questions loom for the September term.
Peabody residents warn of a looming water famine as the Water Board takes no visible action to conserve the dwindling supply. A local business leader says the town pumps water daily for Salem while Peabody itself lacks adequate reserves.
Men express confidence that any loss will stay under 1000 dollars and not hit the town directly. McCarthy held a bond with the United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company.
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