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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1914
Page
2
John H. O'Hara 71, baggage master at North Station, collapsed and died of heart failure during a mass at the Church of the Immaculate Conception in Everett. He lived at 21 Bailey Street and was a longtime church attendee.
A Kansas man sleeping beside a rifle in the woods was arrested by a United States marshal's posse on charges of operating an illicit still. He woke to six suns pointed at him, surrendered, and was overpowered.
A runaway horse driven by William Plowman on South street this morning upset the cutter and threw three passengers into the ice. Injured were Mr Plowman, his wife, and their three year old son Kenneth.
Fragmented OCR shows a jumble of drug names and dosages including syrups, tablets, candies, and various notations. The text lacks coherent structure, making it difficult to identify a clear item, quantity, or intended use.
Patrolman Pwyer spots two men stranded on ice while eight to ten iceboats linger nearby. James E. Newman uses a rope and a broken mast to reach Cabot, while Gerlach reaches shore with Cabot on a capsized boat. Gerlach, Cabot, both Winchester men, receive praise as onlookers aid in the perilous rescue.
Poslam stops itching instantly and soothes eczema acne rash pimples and eruptions. The ad claims immediate comfort day and night with noticeable healing results and invites readers to obtain a free sample from Emergency Laboratories at 32 West 25th Street New York.
Gerlach Cabot and others from H. & 8. and Winchester Boat Clubs helped reach a capsized craft in icy waters. They recovered masts and sails while the boat remained inverted on the lake. Nearby, the Pretzel's accident coincided with a collision that damaged the Simplex 2d.
Henry Richard Boehm an illustrator died by suicide in Briarcliffe Manor Ossining after a bitter quarrel with his wife over destroying three cats in the presence of a veterinarian. The vet refused to proceed until an agreement was reached. Boehm had worked in newspaper illustration and recently designed three magazine cover fronts.
Floods sweeping Bahia state inundate villages and a small town, forcing residents to seek sanctuary in churches. Drought and damage run high as lives are lost and property suffers extensive harm across the region.
President Wilson attended services at Central Presbyterian in the morning and the Society of Colonial Wars exercises at New York Avenue Presbyterian in the afternoon. He visited the New York Avenue church with Miss Eleanor and Miss Margaret Wilson before the latter service.
Mr and Mrs Francia Sayre depart after a week in Washington for Williamstown Mass where Mr Sayre will serve as assistant to President Garfield at Williams College.
President Carson Melendez of Salvador will resign as chief executive this month, effective June 1, to be eligible as a candidate in the January 1915 elections, according to mail advices from San Salvador received in New Orleans.
W A Varney of Lynn, discoverer of Varnesis, touts a cure for rheumatism after a patient proclaims twelve years of illness with four years unable to walk. He invites skeptics to visit a Boston office and view photographs and testimonials while selling Varnesis at druggists.
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