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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1904

Page

5

Gas suit lost by Boston man

In New York Judge Ray sustained the Mercantile Trust Company of Boston's demurrer in the case of Jacob Edwards vs Mercantile Trust Company and Bay State Gas Company. The action, filed in September 1902, sought a receiver for Bay State Gas and an accounting of trusteeship, but was dismissed for failure to file an amended bill and unpaid costs.

New York Mercantile Trust Company Jacob Edwards Boston Bay State Gas Company Delaware Ray United States Circuit Court Edwards

Store Wrecked and Man Hurt in Cambridge Explosion

A gasolene explosion at James Brown cleansing and dyeworks on 6 Pearl Street Cambridge injured Albert Bellevue who was left in charge. He was hurled through the door and burned about the head and body as the store and every window were destroyed. Lieutenant Clark of Chemical Engine No 1 was injured responding to the alarm. Bellevue is at Cambridge hospital.

Albert Bellevue James Brown Pearl Street Cambridge Mr. Brown Mr. Bellevue Bellevue Clark Chemical Engine No. 1 Cambridge Hospital

Found Dead On The Roof Of Somerville Home

Mrs Elizabeth Muldoon wife of Thomas F Muldoon was found dead on the roof of her home at 406 Somerville avenue Somerville about 9 o clock last night Death was due to natural causes She had been missing since noon and leaves her husband an aged father.

Elizabeth Muldoon Thomas F. Muldoon Somerville Avenue Somerville

Peruna Promises Winter Protection and Endorsements

Miss Minnie Langlotz of Menasha Wisconsin testifies that ten bottles of Peruna cured her protracted bronchitis and praises its rapid action. The ad argues winter colds worsen to catarrh and claims Peruna stabilizes mucous membranes via the vaso motor system, urging readers to use it. Also cites Mrs Christian Clow of Colorado Springs reporting benefits for coughs colds and catarrh after six years of use. Includes note that thousands of testimonials exist and directs readers to Dr S B Hartman Columbus Ohio with confidential correspondence.

Minnie Langlotz Waterstreet Menasha Wis Woman’s Bowling Club Menasha Star Cycling Club Christian Clow E. Harrison Street Colorado Springs Col Dr. Hartman S. B. Hartman Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio

Despair in Port Arthur as Russian defense falters

A navy department letter from a Sevastopol sailor describes worsening conditions at Port Arthur. He cites falling outer defenses, starvation fear, and imminent capture by Japan, noting loss of 203 Metre Hill, a damaged Sevastopol, wireless and news isolation, and minimal supplies.

TORIO Navy Department Sevastopol Stoessel Port Arthur

Mutilated Congress Post To Get Coupons

In Washington a Boston Post proverb contest draws attention after Arthur Holt a War Department clerk is arrested in the Library of Congress for cutting coupons from Post copies. Released on $50 collateral. Holt from Massachusetts. Officials plan a trial amid accusations the act damaged federal property. Penalty ranges from $20 to $1000 fine or one month to one year in jail.

Washington, D. C Boston Post Library of Congress Post Arthur Holt War Department Holt Massachusetts United States Congressional Library

St Mary's Infant Asylum Christmas Tree and Tea

Tomorrow afternoon from 3 to 6 p m the annual Christmas tree and complimentary tea will be given at St Marys Infant Asylum on Everett Avenue Dorchester. The public is invited to attend to inspect the institution and see the good work being performed. Tea will be poured by the Ladies Aid Society, who will also show visitors over the buildings.

St. Mary’s Infant Asylum Everett Avenue Dorchester Ladies’ Aid Society

Says Pastor Ought to Be Whipped Says Pastor Ought to Be Whipped

Mrs. Emma Desha Elliott in Huntingdon Pennsylvania comments on the Episcopal church controversy surrounding Bishop Talbot and Dr. Irvine. She says she condemns unkind insinuations about her and recalls hospitality extended to Irvine. She refuses to discuss the dispute further.

Emma D. Elliott Talbot-Irvine Huntingdon Penn Emma Desha Elliott Episcopal Church Talbot I. N. W. Irvine Dr. Irvine Bishop Talbot

Catarrhal Powder Aids Brewer Man After Yearlong Runny Attacks

c G Archer of Brewer Maine reports chronic catarrh with eyes and nose water. He tried Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder four months ago and has remained attack free, noting relief within ten minutes.

C. G. Archer Brewer Maine

Death in Cambridge Street Stuns City

R. F. Nutting of Cold Springs collapsed with heart failure yesterday in Central Square Cambridge as he prepared to board a car. Bystanders saw him fall and he died within minutes after being carried to the nearby police station.

R. F. Nutting of Cold Springs Central Square Cambridge

Fall River Strikers back in extended strike by large vote

Fall River reports a nearly three to one vote by several unions to continue the strike after 24 weeks. Business mood is low as orders are canceled and manufacturers fear ongoing disruption. Many married workers favor returning only after wage scales are restored, predicting mill openings Monday with some resuming work.

Fall River

Captain Lynch S Northeastern Ship Lost In Wreck

Norfolk Va Dec 30 Captain W J Lynch of the steamship Northeastern wrecked Tuesday night on Inner Diamond Shoals and nine miles of rough sea could not prevent a total loss. The crew of 28 was saved yesterday by life savers in a record breaking rescue. The Northeasterns back was broken and oil tanks running dry as all ship and crew belongings including papers and log book were lost.

Norfolk W. J. Lynch Northeastern Inner Diamond Shoals

East Boston Post Office Opened for Public Inspection

East Boston's new post office at Central square and Meridian street was opened for public inspection last evening. Postmasters Hibbard of Boston and Warren Belcher of Winthrop, the latter the oldest postmaster in New England and second oldest in the U S., visited. Refreshments were served in the rooms above the office.

Boston Central Square Meridian Street

Who Will Be Presidential Ballot Messenger

The Electoral College meets January 7 to count Roosevelt and Fairbanks ballots. A messenger to carry returns to Washington is in doubt. In 1900 a Brockton man named Andrew Jackson handled Republican returns faithfully, but this year a neutral candidate is sought. Captain Isaac Edgett, first clerk of the secretary of state, is highly mentioned, with Senator Nye of Bourne also a candidate.

Washington Brockton Andrew Jackson Isaac Edgett Secretary of State Senator Nye of Bourne

Parker Loses Case Before Former President Candidate

Albany Dec 30 Alton B Parker former Democratic candidate for President and ex chief judge of the Court of Appeals lost his first case before the tribunal since retirement. Parker appeared as counsel for Elizabeth Reich, appellant, in the action against Edith LaBau Dyer and Lillian LaBau Aymar as executrices of the will of Alice V Labau.

Albany N. Y Alton B. Parker Court of Appeals Parker Elizabeth Reich Edith LaBau Dyer Lillian LaBau Aymar Alice V. Labau

Arrested man injured in fall at Eliot Street

James McDonald a 36 year old temporary resident at 120 Eliot Street was arrested for drunkenness by Station 4 officers yesterday and found to have a broken leg after collapsing on stairs at the same address. He was taken to Relief Hospital under guard.

Station 4 James McDonald Eliot Street Jones Relief Hospital

Recount Sparks Broad Denver Election Probe

The Colorado Supreme Court orders a sweeping inquiry into Denver election frauds. It will examine ballots registration lists campaign expenditures and other election matters as Alva Adams seeks a clean result. Governor Peabody welcomes the court action and Republicans consider dropping plans to push Teller out.

Denver Col Supreme Court Alva Adams Colorado Peabody United States Senate Teller

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