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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1908

Page

2

O'Meara Announces New Small Loan Regulations

Commissioner O'Meara outlines the new Boston police rules governing small unsecured loans after Sept. 1. The changes require licensing, set interest rates, and restrict wage assignments, potentially ending unsecured lending while protecting borrowers. The policy aims to regulate secured loans too, with special provisions for employer consent and divorcee restrictions.

O'Meara Boston Board of Police

Comedian Dick Carle Denies Godfrey Divorce Claims

New York telegrams report Richard Carle denying knowledge of Beatrice Brunner Godfrey as a co respondent in Arthur W. Godfrey and Beatrice Brunner Godfrey's divorce suit. Boston man John H McCarthy also denies involvement with the Godfrey case.

Dick Carle Godfrey New York Richard Carle Arthur W. Godfrey Beatrice Brunner Godfrey Carle Charles S. Carleton Somerville Boston John H. McCarthy McCarthy

Warner's Safe Cure advertised as kidney disease remedy

An advertisement touts Warner's Safe Cure for kidney liver bladder and blood diseases. It cites Mrs Chas Rose of Baltimore who claims rapid improvement after a month of use and offers a free trial bottle by writing to Warner's Safe Cure Co Rochester NY. The piece urges readers to test their kidneys with a home urinalysis and seek treatment if abnormalities appear.

Warner Chas. Rose McCulloch St Baltimore Rochester N. Y Boston Post Boston Clinic AICAN

Milking Rule Leads to Injury at Richmond Hill Farm

Brindle the long horned cow owned by George Koch kicked him when he arrived to milk in a long white apron required by a Board of Health rule. Koch suffered a cut face and bruises. Brindle allegedly dislikes women and has reportedly been milked by a man only.

Richmond Hill L. J Brindle George Koch Koch Eoch Board of Health

Fire entombs many miners at Haileyville coal mine

In McAllister Oklahoma Aug 26 a major mine disaster occurred at Haileyville 15 miles east with 25 to 30 miners trapped after a fierce fire ignited by an oil barrel explosion. Escape routes were cut off and lower tier miners could not reach the shaft.

Mcallister Okla Southwest Haileyville Here Hailey-Oklahoma

Luce Praises Norman White in Public Letter

Robert Luce writes to Murray T. Edgar praising Norman H. White for nine years of public spirited House service. He lauds White as fearless and devoted to the public welfare, noting his integrity and sacrifice across political battles.

Robert Luce Murray T. Edgar Brookline Norman H. White House Republic White Frothingham

Hibernians Adjourn at Lynn After Electing Officers

At Lynn Aug 26 the A O H convention closed with John J Rogers elected president by acclamation. New officers include John H Dillon as vice president Jeffrey E Sullivan as state secretary Edward J McCarthy as state treasurer and Rev Philip J O Connell named state chaplain. The treasurer reported receipts 24601.60 expenses 22988.68 and assets 508895.43 with real estate 225052.63. The ladies auxiliary also adjourned with Katherine Burke president and Catherine Shaughnessy treasurer among officers.

Thomas H. McLaughlin Adams State Board of Officers Archbishop O'Connell Philip J. O'Connell St. Philip's Church South End Suffolk County T. H. McLaughlin George M. Fitzgerald Westfield Mer. A. J. Teeling D. D Lynn John P. Flynn Middlesex County Lowell Matthew Cummings Cornelius J. Coughlin Thomas Joyce Richard Dwyer John H. Dillon Relief Fund Hibernians Chelsea Philip J. O'Donnell O'Connell James J. Harrold Waltham Committee On Ireland Order of Hibernians England Cummings Ladies’ Auxiliary Odd Fellows’ Hall Katherine E. Burke Somerville Catherine Shaughnessy Clinton State Auxiliary Mary A. Cavanaugh East Boston Katherine BE Burke Julia Hayes Whitman Catherine Shaugnessy Stella Sullivan Turner's Falls Sentinel John Cahill West Newton

Girls Descend 267-Feet Quarry Shaft for Fun

In Quincy on August 26 Miss Alice Gertrude Jones and her sister-in-law Mrs Walter C Jones descended to the bottom of a granite quarry 267 feet deep using a stone boat. They say it was a joke and an enjoyable adventure and doubt it will become common among local women.

Quincy Alice Gertrude Jones Walter C. Jones Mrs. Jones United States Army

Free Month Coupon For Osmo-Chemic Doctors Offer

Eight days remain to claim a free month of Osmo-Chemic treatment and examination using the perfected X ray. The offer excludes those starting after August 29 and includes medicines at no cost. Testimonies from residents across Massachusetts and Rhode Island tout cures for asthma deafness eczema catarrh stomach trouble and neuritis.

Osmo-Chemic Physicians Hear Patient Testimonials

A series of patient statements from D C Bixby of Haverhill and Wm McConnell of Boston praise the Osmo-Chemic Physicians for curing tongue cancer poor digestion rheumatism and catarrh. Reading Mass superintendent A Stone reports full health restoration.

D. C. Bixby Haverhi Maas

Boston University and NYU Law Schools Resign from AALS

The Association of American Law Schools meeting in Seattle led Boston University and New York University to resign. Both schools award two year degrees, seeking 10 percent above the usual 70 percent standard, and insist on their two year policy despite the three year requirement now set by the AALS.

Association of American Law Schools Seattle Boston University New York University Law Schools Association William Ellsworth Tucker Boston University Law School Law School Law School of Charles Noble Gregory Iowa City William E. Vance Washington, D. C Charles H. Hubrich Stanford University George P. Costigan, Jr Lincoln, Neb Henry M. Bates Ann Arbor Mich

Bigelow Files Three Petitions in Old Dominion Case

Albert S. Bigelow and counsel filed three petitions with the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court. One seeks modification of a decree prohibiting further actions against Old Dominion Copper Mining & Smelting Co. in other states. Another requests vacation of the decree. The third asks to plead the final adjudication in related U.S. actions as a bar to pending Massachusetts cases.

Old Dominion Copper Mining & Smelting Company Albert S. Bigelow Bigelow Supreme Court Old Dominion Massachusetts Old Dominion Company United States

Osmo-Chemig System of Medicine Office Hours

The Osmo Chemig System of Medicine hosts professional physician services at Permanent Offices Suite 10 entrance 18 Boylston Street Boston Mass. Office hours are 9 a.m. to noon 2 to 4 and 6 to 2 daily. Closed Sundays and holidays.

Osmo- Chemig Medicin Conbuttine Physsician Boylston Hoston Mass Boston Tremont St

Brooks Statue Nears Erection in Copley Square

The statue of Bishop Phillips Brooks, by Augustus Saint Gaudens and son, is nearly ready for placement in Copley Square this fall. Trinity Church and citizens’ committees, led by Dr. Richard Amory and Robert Treat Paine, negotiate location and custody as preparations begin.

Phillips Brooks Copley Square Augustus St. Gaudens Trinity Church Citizens’ Committee Richard Amory Amory A. Lawrence Francis B. Sears William V. Kellen Robert Treat Paine Robert ‘Treat Paine

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