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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1906
Page
4
Miss May Coyne of St. Louis Missouri reports cure from malaria chills and fever after using Duffy’s Malt Whisky. She describes months of suffering in a swampy area and invites others to write for her experience as proof of the remedy’s effectiveness.
An advertisement promotes Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a health tonic and medicine for vigorous vitality. It claims pureness for fifty years, warns against other drugs, and urges purchase of sealed bottles with the Old Chemist trademark from Duffy Malt Whiskey Co in Rochester New York.
A massive blaze at Cunningham & Thompson fish packing plant on Commercial street gutted two buildings. The loss is estimated at 35000 dollars with most insured. Four alarms responded, drawing Bay View and Magnolia engines and the city fire boat.
All persons who have had their stores broken open as a result of the Alarm system will confer a favor by addressing the facts to P. O. Box 2811, Boston.
Olive B. F. Peck and Screven Dozier obtain a temporary injunction in Superior Court preventing A. P. Aldrich & Sons Co. from transferring property until a legality hearing on a stock issue. A receiver and complete financial accounting are sought at next Monday’s hearing.
In Fall River, Bishop William Stang condemned socialism as a destructive doctrine incompatible with Christian charity. He praised unions and methods to aid workers but warned against promises of improved conditions through socialist doctrine. He urged boycotts of saloons and other alleged enemies and criticized certain labor leaders.
Boston leaders push a plan for an independent telephone company with franchises already granted in Fall River New Bedford Springfield Pittsfield and Lawrence. The venture promises lower rates via competition and outlines a $10 million build out and a $50 000 bond to protect the city with aims to reach 20 000 subscribers within three years.
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