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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1903
Page
7
The copy touts a tonic promising circulation warming the extremities aiding digestion easing pain aiding sleep and calming nerves. It urges buyers to look for the OWL trade mark on the wrapper and warns against substitutes. The product is said to be thirty years the standard in purity flavor and strength and is sold by druggists and grocers.
Ernest Branch Thompson and Harry Bey faced Judge Fox in Superior Criminal Court and were sentenced to two years in the House of Correction for polygamy. Thompson admitted prior marriage in England and later remarriage in America after desertion. Bey confessed to a second marriage after leaving his first wife, claiming his second spouse was unfaithful.
Charles Foo a Chinese immigrant and 35 other Chinamen held in northern Vermont and New York are slated for deportation to Providence tomorrow. Foo described as short thick set with near blindness in one eye has admitted repeated attempts to enter the United States despite prior deportations. About 15 from Vermont and 20 from New York will depart separately and join Foo for transport to Providence.
Judge Bosson in Chelsea Court ruled two more Revere Beach Sunday opening cases were guilty. The Old Mill and Automotus boat defendants faced minimal fines as the court held that mere sale of a seat did not constitute letting a boat. Both appealed.
Judge Noyes dismissed charges against Edmund Ahern and Martin J Kenney in the South Boston court for assaulting Reserve Officer Stephen K Higgins on a main thoroughfare. The decision cited legal grounds and lack of identification, amid public demand for action against attackers.
The Eastern Steamship Company promotes a Sunday trip north along the New England coast aboard the Ransom B Fuller. Priced at 2 dollars for a 2350 mile journey, it departs Union Wharf at 9 am and returns to Boston by 5 am Monday after a stop in Bath. Tickets should be secured in advance due to limited space.
Plymouth Rock and historic sites are showcased on the steamer Governor Andrew departing Rowe's Wharf at 10 a m daily. The midsummer sail along the south shore offers scenic views and a modest cost, highlighting Plymouth as the landing site of the Pilgrims and the resting place of early settlers relics.
Andrew J. Lloyd Co. lists invisible bifocal lenses at stores in Down Town 323 Washington St and Back Bay 310 Boylston St. The ad highlights available eyewear choices and locations for customer pickup.
In Chelsea court Thomas Roberts of Revere faced two charges linked to a writ of replevin over furniture claimed by Miss Sarah C Goodwin. He was fined three dollars for assaulting Chief Oakes and a profanity charge was filed, with the judge calling the arrest unlawful. The crowded docket reflected Revere interest.
Albert Jackson was found guilty by the Superior Criminal Court of assaulting Police Officer Sullivan with a knife on July 4. He faces sentencing today.
Superior Criminal Court spent most of yesterday on the trial of George W. Barden charged with the murder of Joseph C. Jacques. Adjournment eyes a jury charge this morning. Frank Smith received eight months for larceny. James Wallace must serve one year in the House of Correction for larceny.
Henry Silberstone a cigar dealer at Bowery 283 was arrested charged with refilling Cremo cigar boxes and sold eight for 25 cents after removing labels a profit seen well over 100 percent He was held for examination before the federal grand jury and authorities warn of more arrests as internal revenue agents crack down on dealer fraud tied to brand labels
Mr. Philip Armour of Chicago has chartered Eugene Tompkins's yacht Idalia for a two month voyage around the New England coast with his family. Lolita Armour, patient of Dr Lorenz, seeks healthful breezes as the trip begins from Rowe's Wharf to Marblehead aboard the Idalia, a 151 foot steel steam yacht built in 1899.
London Aug 14 Both houses met to wind up the session as the King’s speech prorogued Parliament. The Irish land bill aims to keep landowners resident, improve conditions in western districts, and reduce social dissension. The speech notes Turkey's provincial anxiety, South Africa progress, and India’s agriculture and finance gains. Parliament prorogued until Nov 2.
A New York doctor lauds Muskoka and the Royal Muskoka Hotel as first class health resort picks. He notes the region's altitude dry air and pure water and says the Highlands of Ontario provides comfort and excellent tourist facilities. Local visitors praise Muskoka as continent’s finest summer resort.
In Cynthiana Kentucky this morning the jury found Curtis Jett and Thomas White guilty of the assassination of James B. Marcum at Jackson Kentucky. Each man was sentenced to life imprisonment. Defense attorney Golden said a motion for a new trial would be filed soon.
The Des Moines engine trial at Fore River shipyard ran four hours using six boilers and 18 tons of coal. Steam averaged 130 pounds, with engine power at half and revolutions 90 to 108 per minute, equating to about 12 knots. Officials deemed the test satisfactory. sea trials follow in a few weeks.
New York August 14 The report of Senator Thomas C Platts engagement to Mrs Janeway of Washington is denied by Platt who calls it ridiculous The couple have been guests at the Oriental Hotel Manhattan Beach since June 25 with whispers about his son opposing a remarriage and the story origin remains unclear.
The revised sanitary code lists 11 barber regulations effective immediately. Barbers must wash hands with soap and hot water before each client and avoid alum in stick form. Powder puffs and towels reused for multiple people are banned, as are sponges. Tools must be sterilized after each use. only licensed physicians may diagnose skin diseases. Floors and furniture require daily cleaning. customers should use personal brushes and implements. Violators face punishment. rules will be posted in shops.
Gowns from Paris arriving for the Fashion Show at Madison Square Garden in early September. Exhibits include Parisian, manufacturers and dressmakers classes with accessories. Notable gown features include wide feet, box pleats, and chiffon elements shaping a princess skirt.
Duxbury August 14 The Fifth Infantry departed Powder Point camp for home stations. Guard mounting occurred, baggage wagons loaded, camp cleared of noncarryables, flagstaff lowered at 10, arms stacked, tents struck, and units assembled at Peterson’s field before moving to the depot.
Concord N H Aug 14 It is expected that New Hampshire Old Home week will be opened and observed more broadly this year than in the past The idea originated in New Hampshire during Governor Rollins administration four years ago and has grown each summer The State Old Home Week Association reports arrangements for at least 112 celebrations in as many places
In Attleboro on August 14 the interstate conductors face a rule requiring ejecting any passenger who offers a ten dollar bill for a fare if no smaller amount is available. The rule allows changes only up to five dollars, placing conductors in a difficult position when challenged.
New York Aug 14. Customs officials discontinue boarding passes with cameras for incoming ships at request of steamship line representatives in the International Mercantile Marine Company. The move follows observed incidents during recent transatlantic voyages.
A Boston harbor excursion on Rowe's Wharf steamers runs hourly to Pemberton and Nantasket Beach with return trips hourly. Nantasket features new attractions such as the steeple chase old mill and coal mine. The Martland Brockton Band performs daily while the State bath house provides improved bathing facilities.
The steam yacht North Star with Cornelius Vanderbilt and wife aboard arrived in New York from Southampton after 1112 days at sea. They endured gales and dense fog before anchoring on Twenty third Street in the North River. Vanderbilt plans Newport residence and then resumes duties at New York Central.
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