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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1914
Page
5
Mrs Dacre-Fox told militants at a Lambeth Palace meeting that she expressed contempt for the archbishop of Canterbury after an interview about suffragette prisoners in Holloway. She accused Bishop Ingram of coordinating with authorities and urged that Miss Rachael Peace be guarded from betrayal amid shouts of traitor and rotter.
Kingsbury RF Piper of Fairfield, vice chairman of the Democratic State committee, was notified he would serve as deputy collector of internal revenue for the income tax. His field will be Maine.
Mrs. Hattie M. Woodworth of Florence street Malden filed a divorce suit against Charles Woodworth in the Superior Court yesterday charging cruel and abusive treatment intoxication and non support. They were married in Malden December 31 189% and have lived in Malden and Boston. Woodworth is a contractor and resides at 30 Cottage street West Medford. They have one child Harold F. E. Woodworth.
Rhode Island resident Mrs. Clare Shaw credits Mayr’s Wonderful Stomach Remedy with saving her life after years of stomach liver and bowel troubles. She reports swift relief after a Christmas sample and urges readers to seek the remedy or the free book from manufacturer Geo H Mayr.
Seven chorus girls and four actors performing in Lynn faced hunger after a dispute over pay left them without funds. Mayor George H. Newhall consulted city officials, and the Associated Charities provided meals while attorney Patrick Shanahan sought to enforce contracts with the theatre. The troupe, battling privation and nerves, resumed performances with renewed hope after charity support.
Gus Tave Cyr aged 22 of 1115 Elm Street Manchester was burned to death when the Manchester Coal and Ice Company plant at Massabes Lake four miles from the city burned to the ground. Cyr was in charge and asleep at the headquarters when the fire started. cause unknown.
Harry Tesenoltz and his wife Anna and their four year old daughter escaped a fatal fire at 138 Ash street Chelsea. Tesenoltz dropped his daughter to bystanders from a second story window as flames blocked the hallway. Firemen arrived as he climbed down a ladder and total damage reached about 3300 dollars with furniture losses.
Judge Kivel in Claremont sustains ordinance used to arrest four labor men for speaking violations. Ed ward S. Age, Boston labor leader, challenged habeas corpus. matter to move to full Superior Court on exceptions filed by Robert W. Utton for the International Association of Machinists.
An ad urges readers to use Hyomei for catarrh head colds and bronchial coughs. It claims medicated air reaches diseased tissues quickly with no stomach upset and offers a $1.00 complete outfit via Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores with a money back if not benefited plan.
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