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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1916
Page
5
Santa Fe New Mexico August 24 Frank A. Hubbell was unanimously nominated to succeed United States Senator Thomas B. Catron by the State Republican convention.
The ad touts Parisian Sage as an effective hair grower to prevent further loss and stimulate new growth. It advises applying with fingertips or a brush to the scalp, warns roots may die, and claims no sulfur or poison wood alcohol. Available at druggists and toilet counters, affordable.
Malden carpenter Thomas O'Neill reported a break in at his home on Roberts Street yesterday between 2 and 5 am. An unknown intruder reached through a window to a chair, took his trousers containing $112, then fled. The trousers were found in the back yard, but the money was gone. Both room windows were screened and intact.
Miss Violet Bishop aged 26, daughter of Mrs. Emily Bishop of 2 Cazenove Street South End, died in New York after leaping from the fourth story window of Presbyterian Hospital where she was a patient. She directed playgrounds in Edgewater New Jersey. Her mother went to New York to claim the body.
Treasury Secretary William G McAdoo left Utica after the Federal Farm Loan Board hearing due to Mrs McAdoos malarial fever contracted in the tropics. He plans to rejoin the board soon and will travel to Spring Lake New Jersey. The party then headed to Lansing Michigan.
Immigrant education is a national problem say Dr George W Tupper immigration secretary at a New Hampshire sociological conference He warns of foreign shepherds killing livestock and livestock housed in homes and argues for social state and national aid and a national program with private groups providing limited help.
Grand Army men from East Boston will attend the annual field day of Joseph Hooker and John A Hawes G A R Posts at Wood Island Park tomorrow. Miss Gertrude Glock, first president of Mrs Abraham Lincoln Tent 61 Daughters of Veterans, will serve on the committee along with Mrs Annie Barnard, Mrs Minnie Rodgers, and Charles Peterson of the Sons of Veterans group.
W Prentiss Parker, treasurer of Kidder Peabody Co., reports $310 raised for the widow and seven children of Patrolman Patrick Carr who died in duty at City Point. Subscriptions from across the city are welcome and will be acknowledged.
A Burlington travel pitch promotes Personally Conducted Parties through through-cars tours to California. A guide accompanies travelers to view Denver Colorado Rockies Salt Lake City and the Sierra Nevada daylight route. Contact Alex Stocks Boston for map folders and photos. Dr Tupper discusses immigration and civic education as keys to integrating immigrants into American society.
A Innsbruck despatch says Austrian troops unearthed the Detchant Monastery treasures near Cettinje Montenegro. The stash includes jewels and ancient coins dating to the 13th century, gold vessels, and embroidered vestments, valued at several millions of pounds.
E. J. Anthony, 27, of the Arbuckle Hotel, Pleasant Street, Malden, appeared in Malden Court yesterday morning denying an assault charge against Dorothy Blakeley, 12, daughter of former Mayor Blakeley. The incident on Aug. 17 saw Anthony seize the girl from a fence by Maldel creek, they fell into the water, and the case was continued to Sept. 8.
A local notice urges residents to collect and redeem legal stamps at a nearby Bacon store known for value. Officials emphasize timely redemption and adherence to postal regulations. Community shoppers are encouraged to bring valid stamps and receipts.
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