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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1912
Page
11
Matilda H Iendall of Hyde Park sues Edward A Kendall also of Hyde Park in Norfolk Superior Civil Court at Dedham. They wed Dec 15 1863 in Chicopee after 49 years of marriage. She cites cruel and abusive treatment on Oct 16 1910 and neglect since.
Advertising copy explains Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets digestion aid and claims one grain digests 3,000 grains of food. It asserts tablets restore stomach activity after meals and promote recovery, with a price of 50 cents per box.
An advertisement from J. E. Gannaday of Sedalia Missouri offers a free trial of a soothing eczema treatment. The letter-style pitch asserts twelve years of experience and claims thousands cured, urging readers to request the trial and a 145 page book on Kezema.
Edward B. Wilson of Wilson, Larrabee & Co. on Bedford Street was appointed a third receiver for Gilchrist's Butler's and Everybody's department stores yesterday by Judge Colt in the United States District Court.
The Boston Credit Men's Association backs new receivers for William H. Butler & Co and Everybody's store amid minority protests led by Lee Friedman. The court plans to delay two weeks to allow a minority hearing on separate receivers, citing $1.4 million total liability and a $725,000 proposed sale.
In a vast crowd at the Mission Church Roxbury last evening solemn exercises closed the forty hours devotion. Rev. James Hayes C SS officiated as priest after leading the solemn high mass.
John M. Henderson of Waterbury Conn testified that at the Tema gami Cobalt mines he found nothing but a hole in the ground. He said he paid 480 for 1250 shares and had also subscribed to 1200 shares of Elk Lake Cobalt as part of Hawthorne and Quincy promotion schemes.
The witness reported the Temagami gami mines were idle in June 1910 with mining machinery packed for shipment. Frank M. Clarkson testified he bought 5000 shares of Temagami-Cobalt stock and 1000 of Elk Lake-Cobalt for 2425 and 888 dollars respectively, after mail solicitations. A prima facie finding suggested others were induced to invest real money in Temagami-Cobalt shares.
Governor General W. Cameron Forbes leaves Seattle to resume duties in the east after a nine month recuperation. He will sail December 16 and arrive in Manila around January 12.
The National Tariff Commission Association directs its executive committee to arrange a national convention soon after Congress convenes to urge a permanent tariff board reporting to the President and Congress. A Washington meeting next April is likely, reaffirming support for schedule-based tariff revision guided by a nonpartisan board.
Worried, run-down individuals suffer nervous debility and despair, a common medical symptom. A tonic named Tona Vita promises restoration of health and spirits in weeks, with druggists selling the product nationwide.
President Cobb cites the tariff board as created under weak legislation and rejected by Congress. He notes its short life and the commission’s reports as the best effort under imperfect structure. The National Tariff Commission Association has formed, with over 140 commercial groups across 44 states.
Cambridge doctor Alfred D. Shea seeks pardon after serving six months of a seven year sentence for illegal surgery. Petition signatures reach six thousand as supporters claim innocence. council may act today. Also notes upcoming Post household section with children's outdoor frocks and Paris fashion.
The annual report shows healthy growth and low illness at the Industrial School for Crippled and Deformed Children. Open air classrooms funded by a benefactor aim to reduce sickness while financial strains require subscriptions to finish paying for an $11 000 lot added to the playground. Revenue from industrial class goods helps expand programs, and several departments move toward self sufficiency. Officers listed include Francis J Cotting president and E Pierson Beebe treasurer with a large board of trustees.
Edward E. Hedges a stock salesman of Wellesley filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in U S District Court showing liabilities of 58390 with no assets. Principal debts include 12000 against the Hedges Ayling Company and 25000 for the Great Golconda Mines Ltd.
Advertised as a 10 cent laxative remedy Cascarets promises to cleanse the stomach liver and bowels to relieve headache biliousness dizziness and other distress. It urges use for children and adults with claims of a month of relief and a cheerful feeling.
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