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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1909
Page
5
The list captures alphabetically arranged names from many states who reportedly benefited from Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The note explains these individuals volunteered their names without compensation to endorse the remedy.
Obstructed by pastry was the odd fate that befell car No. 220 on Maple street. The tram struck Edward Strain's bakery wagon. A pile of bread pies and cakes spilt into the car path. Motorman Bressee tried to move through but wheels slid on dough. The car was delayed while the obstruction was removed.
Paris Feb 2 M Bunau Varilla challenges Colonel Goethals claims on Gatun dam stability urging condemnation of the design The engineer cites La Boca and argues counterweights are dangerous and the dam should not be built. Also a Boston talk invitation and a farewell parade at the Museum of Fine Arts marks moving day activities.
Captain Svend F. Frost, 30, commander of the United Fruit steamer Esparta, died at Port Limon Costa Rica last Saturday of rheumatic fever after illness worsened on the voyage from here on January 21. Chief Officer Glen led the ship back to Boston. Frost is survived by a wife and two children in Malden. Interment was at Port Limon.
John Tt. Curry, former Ward 9 councilman, was sentenced to ten months in the house of correction after being found guilty of forgery. He previously served an 18 month term for perjury four years ago.
Frank Curtis and Frank Marshall will continue their free morning cheer at Marshall's workingmen's lodging house 1644 Commercial Street. Sunday at 9 o'clock coffee and sandwiches will be served to the men.
Advertises a 30 day remedy by Dr W S Burkhart of Cincinnati for constipation liver and stomach ailments. Claims rapid relief from headaches sour stomach tiredness sleeplessness indigestion and loss of appetite. Offers refund if not relieved or free treatment if price is too much. Station R Cincinnati Ohio listed.
Promotional copy for D. D. D. antiseptic lotion claims it kills skin germs instantly. External use only. Advertises Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores operating seven stores in Boston.
Washington report urges regulating concentrations in business over prohibition. Commissioner Jerbert Knox Smith calls for a federal system with regular reports, public summaries, and access to records to ensure open opportunity, curb fraud, and promote equal competition while protecting secrets.
The Earl and Countess of Granard depart New York aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II for Cherbourg after a W State reception in their staterooms. Attendees include the countess’s parents Mr. and Mrs. D. Ogden Mills and Robert Goelet. The Earl praised American newspapers for fair treatment and anticipated future visits.
In Washington on February 2, the House backed a $12,000 auto appropriation for the White House while the Senate struck it. Representative Tawney commented that the incoming President wishes to abandon horse transport for reasons obvious to all.
Ellen T. Emerson sister of Ralph Waldo Emerson filed for probate in Cambridge. Her will leaves $3500 to the First Parish Church of Concord, $2000 to Concord Manual Training School, and $2000 to the town for public playgrounds. She also bequeaths $1000 to the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children and $1000 to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
Elizabeth M. O'Toole of this city secured a $4000 verdict yesterday against the Boston L. The plaintiff received injuries on March 5, 1906, when other passengers in the car fell upon her.
Albert Marshall was fined 20 dollars by Judge Fox in Municipal Court after pleading probation officer Sargent's testimony that Marshall was sole support for a widowed mother and younger sister. The charge stemmed from an assault on Officer Fox of Station 2 who showed a broken thumb in splints.
Dr Jones promotes Rengo as the only safe fast fat reducer claiming a pound lost daily. Boxes sell for $1 at druggists or via mail from Rengo Co Detroit. Free trial packages offered by mail. local Boston and Cambridge retailers listed.
Washington Feb 2 The Senate passed a license bill banning the import of opium into the United States except for medicinal use. The measure becomes law upon presidential signature.
Portland Feb 2 Joseph D McDonough was sentenced to four years in the State prison at Thomaston after being found guilty of assault on an officer in the Superior Court.
At a Philadelphia trustees meeting, Mrs. Esther Gowen Hood donated 100000 to the University of Pennsylvania to establish graduate fellowships in the law department.
St John s Newfoundland Feb 2 A final agreement has not yet been reached in fisheries negotiations between Great Britain and the United States. The Colonial Cabinet met tonight to review the latest developments in Washington and assess options.
Honolulu Feb 2 Planters in Hawaii arrange to bring laborers from Porto Rico to meet labor demand caused by the stoppage of Japanese immigration.
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