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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1908
Page
2
In Malden William Doerfler was whipped by Principal Burke with Mr Doerfler present after disputes over punishment. Mrs Doerfler opposes corporal punishment and has hired counsel to pursue charges at the School Board meeting.Police Captain Foley will hear the case. neighbors watch for further action.
Rabbi Stephen T Wise of New York urged Roosevelt to uphold a proper moral standard over business success at Ford Hall. He spoke at Temple Adath Israel in the morning and at the Third Religious Society in the afternoon on themes of brotherhood and the duty of the fit to aid the unfit.
Rabbi Wise praises President Roosevelt for moral leadership and backs Taft, defends campaign contributions, and commends Governor Hughes. He denounces silent majority tyranny, adores Lincoln and Garrison, and strongly supports woman suffrage recalling New York City’s 660,000 school children with only fathers able to vote.
The item notes weary watery eyes and introduces Iye FPemedy in an eye tonio context. No further action details are provided in the readable text.
Advertises PAZO OINTMENT claiming to cure any case of bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days with a money back guarantee. Mentions price 50 cents.
Dedication services for Immaculate Conception Church in Everett featured a solemn high mass and vespers led by Archbishop William H. OConnell. The project, begun in 1896 by Rev. Joseph F Mohan, cost about 160000 dollars including the parochial residence.
Thornton Hains faces trial for the Bayside Yacht Club regatta shooting of William E. Annis, with Thornton’s brother Captain Hains also indicted. Defence cites mental strain and alleged duress regarding family turmoil and a prior 1891 canoeing death in which Hains was acquitted on self defense.
A Philadelphia reader testimonial sheet promotes Munyon's Rheumatism Cure with named residents claiming cures. It urges skeptics to try a bottle, offers a refund if unsatisfied, and advertises a free Munyon's Magazine Almanac on request along with a Paw Paw laxative pill pitch.
Abraham Rosenstein an 18 year old newsboy in Boston's dry goods area has won a Harvard scholarship becoming the third newsboy to earn the honor. He studied architecture and is a graduate of English High School and Phillips School West End.
The steamship Virginia arrived in Port au Prince with 116 exiles including General An tenor Firmin. He was greeted by General Simon, rode to the palace in a coronation carriage, and declared he sought no political position.
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