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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1909
Page
5
The article argues most rheumatism treatments are experimental and that rheumatism is a blood disease. It claims thinning blood during attacks, and that Dr Williams Pink Pills enrich blood and restore strength, with cures reported. Sold by druggists or by mail from Dr Williams Medicine Co., Schenectady NY.
Judge Henry N. Sheldon of the Massachusetts Supreme Court urged reforms in justice administration. He cited protection against self incrimination, concern for insane criminal irresponsibility, and the dangers faced by employees, arguing court procedures delay trial readiness.
The head nurse and matron refute gossip about a stairway escapade as open hearings highlight nurse testimonies denying rumors. Miss Whyte and Miss Griffin say all nurses were warned to report offenses, while charts and care details surface in the ongoing inquiry.
A speaker calls for ending the rule that prevents self incrimination. He favors a prosecuting officer interrogation system with modifications and opposes insane criminal irresponsibility. He argues for employer liability reform and criticizes delays in criminal justice while urging public scrutiny to fix flaws.
Frederick Vahey a 41 year old Christian Methodist Church minister and his wife Marie were found dead from asphyxiation in their Jersey City apartment with the gas radiator on full. There was no note indicating homicide or foul play, and officials termed the death accidental.
Palmer February 1 The Second Congregational Church a fine local church burned tonight with most furnishings lost The estimated loss stands at 25 000 dollars with partial insurance coverage relied upon for compensation
A bitter cold snap grips the nation with rail cars and ferry cabins struggling to stay warm. Steam heating fails at times, frost and ice form on cars, while across the country readings hit eight below in Greenville Maine and near zero in Northfield Vermont.
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