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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1907

Page

4

Revival of Dead Child by Mrs Goldstein in Cleveland

Mrs Sarah Goldstein is credited with reviving her dying daughter in Cleveland after the child had reportedly breathed her last. The girl, who had scarlet fever for a month, remained alive with the soul in the body for two hours before the death state returned. Doctors reportedly gave the child up before the revival occurred.

Cleveland, O Sarah Goldstein John A. Coulthurst State House

Child Dies After Sudden Collapse and Revival

In a dramatic afternoon event a father declared the child dead, the mother then held the girl as she revived briefly with convulsions and breathing before dying two hours later. The scene captures a distressing medical moment with a mysterious trance like intervention.

Diamond Tooth Mary Freed After Cambridge Felony Case

Mary Winfree known as Diamond Tooth Mary was pardoned and released from Cambridge house of correction after serving three months of a six minute sentence for manslaughter. The pardon, granted by county commissioners on advice of Sheriff Fairbairn and District Attorney Scott, cited her severe illness and frail condition.

Pdiamound Mary Mary Winfree House of Correction Cambridge Franklin Fairbairn Scott

Memorial rites honor labor leader Edward Cohen in Boston

A large memorial service in Wells Memorial Hall paid tribute to Edward Cohen, labor defender. Governor Guild and city leaders attended as mourners viewed the casket. Dennis D. Driscoll remained gravely ill after the State House tragedy.

Edward Cohen Yview Dennis D. Driscoll State Branch State House Massachusetts General Hospital Wells Memorial Hall Cohen Governor Guild Cigarmakers’ Union 97 Mr. Cohen A. F. of L George F. Tagen Boston Central Labor Union H. J. Skeffington Hayes Robbing New England Civic Federation James Duncan American Federation of Labor Philip H. Sweet Edmond F. Ward Brewery Workers’ Union Teamsters’ Union Henry Abrahams Central Labor Union Police Station 5 Ritter Washington Wells Memorial South Station Driscoll Division 5 Boston Musicians’ Protective Association Chopin Patrick Maloney Thomas J. Durnin

Political Adature Shifts as Johnson Endorses Moran Campaign

Relied on by Republican Rev. Herbert S. Johnson who backed Mayor Collins and aided Moran’s election effort, a new campaign statement has been issued outlining his stance and call to supporters.

Herbert S. Johnson Collins Moran

Moran hesitates before backing candidate against Fitzgerald

John B. Moran delayed choosing a party-backed option to defeat Fitzgerald. He published a statement last Saturday outlining his decision and the reasons behind it.

John B. Moran Fitzgerald

Boston election calls for Roman Catholic Democrat

Citizens urge escape from a political crisis and advocate Fitzgerald over Hibbard. They warn Hibbard’s victory would delay a qualified leader and push Boston toward a commission government, noting the city’s Democratic tilt and the need for brains and character in municipal power.

Boston Ar. Hibbard Hibbard Fitzgerald

Kind of Man Described by Roslindale Pastor

Rev. John F. Cummins of the Church of the Sacred Heart in Roslindale shares insights about the man’s character in a recent conversation. He portrays the subject through personal anecdotes and community perception, highlighting moral qualities and public actions observed by parishioners.

John F. Cummins Church of the Sacred Heart Roslindale

Pride in John Coulthurst’s Postgraduate Achievement and Leadership

Father Cummins lauds John Coulthurst for his Georgetown master's degree and post graduate distinction. He praises Coulthurst’s honesty character and integrity. The priest notes his parish leadership in Roslin­dale and status as a capable lawyer from a respected family. He highlights Coulthurst as a rising local leader in district legislation efforts.

John Coulthurst Georgetown University Coulthurst Roslindale Father Cummins

Why Democrats Should Vote for Coulthurst

John B. Moran urges Fitzgerald voters to switch to Coulthurst a Democrat claiming honesty resolve and anti graft aims. He contrasts Coulthurst with Fitzgerald urging the 24 000 voters to elect Coulthurst for democracy and reform.

Coulthurst Fitzgerald Courthurst Coulhurst

No Rallies for Hibbard in Sabbath Campaign

Postmaster George A. Hibbard the Republican mayoral candidate kept Sabbath from rallies. He attended private meetings across the city and remained at Ashmont with his family at 7 PM. Advisers expect his election on Tuesday with a January City Hall change anticipated.

George A. Hibbard Ashmont Hibbard City Hall Iga

Preserve It For Future Reference Cough Remedy Warning

Advice warns households to keep a home cough remedy formula. It details ingredients Virgin Oil of Pine glycerine whiskey or tincture of Cinchona compound and cautions against inferior substitutes and internal use of pine needle oil. It notes proper packaging and labeling under the Food and Drugs Act and warns of internal dangers and misbranding.

Leach Chemical Co Cincinnati

Platform of Unique Planks in Lynn School Race

Miss Ellen T. Wetherell, a prominent local Socialist, seeks a seat on the Lynn school committee on a platform featuring novel planks. The plan promises uniform dresses for pupils furnished by the city, along with text books and strong-minded teachers.

Ellen T. Wetherell Lynn

Fifteen Warships At Rendezvous In Hampton Roads

Three battleships joined the fleet at Norfolk bringing total ships to 15 in Hampton Roads. The Kansas Rhode Island and Connecticut arrived today. The Kentucky is en route.

Norfolk Hampton Roads Kansas Rhode Island Connecticut Kentucky

Rothwell Denies Linehan Flour Sale Statement

Bernard J. Rothwell denounces Senator Linehan’s claim that he sold Boston’s flour stock for Long Island use. He states he never sold the city a dollar’s worth of flour or any commodity while serving on the Board of Pauper Institutions. Rothwell signs from 608 Chamber of Commerce, December 8.

Fitzgerald Faneuil Hall Board of Pauper Institution Trustees Boston Long Island Bernard J. Rothwell Chamber of Commerce

Revere Police Break Up Early Morning Gambling Ring

Chief McNeill and Patrolman Pearson arrested 13 men found gambling in a second story room near the B M railroad bridge on Winthrop avenue. The chief refused to release names, stating many prominent Revere and Beachmont residents were among the detainees. They face Chelsea Court this morning.

McNeill Pearson Revere Winthrop Avenue Beachmont Chelsea Court

VINOL praised as a tonic for aged by Windrom and Avery

Mrs. Sarah J. Windrom of Chicago and Mrs. H W Avery of Norwich New York extol VINOL a cod liver preparation as a powerful tonic. They claim it restores appetite sleep strength and blood quality while avoiding greasy cod liver oil tastes. The product promises to build up aged and weak individuals with iron enriched formula and offers money back if it fails to benefit. Available at Riker Jaynes drug stores in Boston.

Sarah J. Windrom Chicago Alexander Hamilton H. W. Avery Norwich N. Y Riker- Jaynes Boston

Also Mentioned on This Page

Gleveland Lynn Central Labor Union Milford Central Labor Union Union 77 M. C. A. Cigar Factory H. Traiser Cigar Factory Carpenters’ District Council United Hat and Cap Makers’ Union Charles F. Aettemy Bureau of Statistics of Labor Newspaper Writers’ Union Union Laber League of Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union New England Label League Court Woodend, Foresters of America Boston Typographical Union Brockton Central] Labor Union Electrical Workers’ Union 103 North Station David Goldstein Cigar Makers’ Union Chelsea Salem Malden Brockton Central Tabor Brockton E. Gerry Brown John I. Fitzgerald Guard of Honor James Blyth J. J. Hynes William Kinder William Standecumbe P. D. Daley John J. Fenton Washington Cemetery Brooklyn Miss Wetherell Raelate Olan Democrats Citizens of Mr. Hibbard Mr. Coulthurst Fitzgerald Coulthurst C. Power Kingsland St City Dress School Hichly Maryland Chester H Graves & Sons MR. Rothwell Sen Frank J. Linehan Rothwell New England Weltham Boogo South End Washington St
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