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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1904

Page

5

Cornia Given Four Years in House of Correction

Minnie Lemay cried out in the Superior Criminal Court as her brother Peter Francis Cornia was sentenced to four years for larceny. He had defrauded jeweler Nathan Salinger after being trusted with high value goods and pawned them to fund his business. Judge Bond imposed the term despite a mercy plea by defense attorney T W Proctor.

Minnie Lemay Superior Criminal Court Peter Francis Cornia House of Correction Avivance Nathan Salinger Washington Street Bond

Readings by Count Guidi Finish at Miss Eckstein's Parlor

Miss Eckstein of the Modern School of Languages hosted the final reading by Count Vittorio Orlandini Guidi at 80 Newbury street. The subject was Gabriele's tragedy Ta Figlia D Orio, noted as most interesting, with a patroness list including Miss Margaret Norton and several Mrs. and the series drawing a large fashionable audience.

Eckstein Modern School of Languages Newbury Street Vittorio Orlandini Guidi Gabriele Margaret Norton Charles Gordon Ames Albert Gallatin Browne Caleb Chase

Pleasant Surprise Boosts Confidence in Cure-all Claims

A long testimonial praises Pyramid Pile Cure for curing years of piles. Mrs F. Hutt of Grand Rapids reports relief after a 50 cent box, claiming she can perform household duties again and would reuse if symptoms return. The ad notes 50 cent price and mailing option from Pyramid Drug Co. Marshall, Michigan.

Smith Pyramid Pile Cure F. Hutt 2D Street Grand Rapids Mich Pyramid Drug Co Marshall, Mich

Noise suit over elevated railroad damages Boston property

In the first session of the Superior Court Judge Maynard hears the fifth abutter case against the Elevated railroad over noise from its operation. Plaintiff Charles B. Swain seeks depreciation of properties at 2364 to 2874 Washington Street near Dudley Street terminal, with experts estimating $15,000 to $18,000 in depreciation while defense contends the property remains valuable for business use thanks to terminal proximity. The hearing resumes this morning.

Superior Court Maynard Charles B. Swain Washington Street Dudley Street

Fire repairs at Batterymarch Street coffee warehouse

A small blaze in a coffee warehouse at 45-49 Batterymarch Street yesterday produced a strong odor of burning coffee. Fire alarms sounded as Dwinnell, Wright & Co. faced minor damage in their Batterymarch street warehouse units.

Batterymarch Street Dwinnell, Wright & Co

Young Men's Congress to Debate Representation for Southern States

At Ballou Hall Boston meeting of the Young Men's Congress will consider a resolution to reduce congressional representation for Southern states that have adopted measures nullifying negro suffrage. A large attendance and animated discussion expected. Ballou Hall. 30 West Street.

Young Men’s Congress Ballou Hall Boston Young Men’s Congress West Street

Salem Charles Home With Uncle's Legacy

Salem street commissioner Salem D Charles just back from Los Angeles where he defended the contested will of his late uncle Salem Charles The dispute involved alleged bogus claimants from New York City and a bid to alter the family record The commissioner says his aim was to protect the family name not wealth Thomas J Hill of Holbrook claims a $600000 estate left by Charles Hill and seeks recognition of kinship based on records and stories spanning decades He plans to consult Commissioner Charles in Boston when weather allows

Salem D. Charles Los Angeles Salem Charles Charles Hill New York City Holbrook Thomas J. Hill Charles Hill California East Bridgewater Brockton Braintree Middleboro Huldah Damon Bridgewater Abner C. Hill Californian Portland Oregon Thomas Mann Salem D. Charles Nore Boston Jonathan Hill Corn Products CO New York Chicago

Street Commissioner Salem D Charles Claims Heir to Estate

Salem D Charles, recently rewarded for his uncle Hill Charles estate share, asserts his rightful status as heir. He praises Los Angeles residents for courtesy, defends lawyers against gossip, notes settlement of the estate, and reports the uncle’s body has been moved to Brimfield family lot for interment with a monument planned.

Los Angeles Brimfield

Representatives Woods and Moore Look So Much Alike

Reported mix ups between Representative Woods and Representative Moore of Ward 10 surface in a Boston scene. The two men, both with silvery hair, differ mainly in party affiliation, Woods a Democrat and Moore a Republican, and each encounters mistaken identity amid chatter about political loyalties. A travel offer to Washington appears in the ad copy, listing seven day trips and prices.

Billy John Lee Common Council George H. Moore Ward 10 Representative Woods Moore Boston Days Pest Charley Innes Ike Hutchinson Billy Fitzgerald Woods

Peruna touted as cure for chronic catarrh in era letters

A Winnebago County deputy coroner shares his long battle with catarrh and how Peruna cured him after trying many prescriptions. The piece extols Peruna through testimonials from Rev. E Stubenvoll and J W Fuller, notes that many similar letters exist, and offers a pamphlet and free medical advice from Dr. Hartman.

Hartman Peryna Medicine Company E. Stubenwoll Pella Wis Peruna E. Stubenvoll Los Angeles J. W. Fuller Jewelers’ Association of Cal Dr. Hartman Hartman Sanitarium Columbus

Colored Republicans Push for Delegate to Chicago

Hon. Isaac B. Allen urged Massachusetts to elect a colored delegate to the national Republican convention in Chicago. He suggested Andrew B. Lattimore as a suitable alternate and affirmed his lifelong Republican support despite racial obstacles. A brief note touts VIGORAL beef tea as a beverage option.

Republican Party Chicago Isaac B. Allen State House Post South Massachusetts

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