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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1912

Page

5

Year of Progress for Boston Mutual Life Insurance

Boston Mutual Life Insurance Company shows strong growth in a decade. Insurance in force rose from 2.95 million in 1900 to 17.01 million in 1911, annual income from 62,331 to 691,236, and policyholder reserve from 25,052 to 1,423,285. Executives include H. O. Edgerton as president Frank H. Viele as secretary treasurer and Robert King as superintendent of agencies.

Boston, Mutual Life Tig ‘Company H. O. Edgerton Frank H. Viele Robert King

Osmo-Chemic Physicians Restore Hearing for Several Patients

Multiple Boston area residents report improved hearing after treatment by the Osmo-Chemic Physicians. Frances Bernard of 308t Cecilia St Boston regained hearing in a nearly deaf left ear. F E Bacon of 4 Rock St Roxbury and Fannie Record of 15 Vancouver St Boston praise their restored hearing. C S Barker of 236 Spring St Medford and E S Sargent of 129 Nichols St Everett also credit the treatment with hearing improvement.

Alice Atkinson Morris St Everett Florence Williamson Worthen St Lowell Mass John Blackman Buffum St Lynn Hulda Johnson Pine St Cambridge Frances Bernard T. Cecilia St Boston F. E. Bacon Rock St Roxbury

Fire Destroys Schooner Lowe Off Cape Romaine

Captain W F Donovan and five crew members reached Savannah on the steamer Stwanee after the schooner Frank M Lowe of Boston burned to the water line and sank Saturday night about 30 miles southeast of Cape Romaine. Donovan stayed with his boat until his clothes caught fire.

Savannah Frank M. Lowe Boston W. F. Donovan Stwanee Merchants and Miners Transportation Company Lowe Cape Romaine Donovan

Lifeboat Ordeal After Lowe Fire Save By Suwanee

Captain Donovan and seven crew survived a day and night adrift in a small boat after the coal ship Lowe ignited in the cook quarters. They suffered cold and hunger before rescue by the Suwanee, which then continued to Savannah with the survivors onboard.

Donovan Lowe Norfolk Savannah Cook Kirwin Suwanee

Counsel Named for Shoe Trust

W. B. Farr and H. G. Denham appeared yesterday as counsel for 19 corporations and 23 individuals named as defendants in the federal bill in equity to dissolve the United Shoe Machinery Company now before the United States District Court.

W. B. Farr H. G. Denham United States District Court United Shoe Machinery Company

Roxbury Receives New William L. Douglas Shoe Plant

It was reported in Roxbury last night that the William L. Douglas Shoe Company of Brockton has acquired the old G. F. Burkhardt estate on Station Street and will turn it into a shoe manufacturing plant to employ 3600 hands.

Roxbury William L. Douglas Shoe Company of Brockton G. F. Burkhardt Station Street

Hammond Leaves Mexico For Tucson Today

John Hays Hammond, mining engineer, traveling in the insurrecto zone of Mexico, telegraphed to Mrs Hammond from Termosillo that he expects to reach Tucson, Arizona, today.

John Hays Hammond Mexico Washington John Whaxs Hammond

Among the Churches of Greater Boston

The 444th Boston Baptist Social Union meeting gathered nearly 400 members at Ford Hall after a monthly dinner. Gaius Glenn Atkins spoke on Christian Fellowship and welcoming newcomers. Preparations unfold for Christian Endeavor birthday at First Presbyterian Church. Mrs Stockdale to receive a dinner Feb 12 at the Boston Art Club. Dr Bliss’s family in China is reported safe amid recent turmoil.

Boston Baptist Social Union Ford Hall Charles Barry Gaius Glenn Atkins Providence Christian Fellowship Christian Endeavor Societies South End Christian Endeavor First Presbyterian Church William Shaw United Societies Union Congregational Church Allen A. Stockdale Boston Art Club Stockdale South Boston Edward JL. Bliss China

Fire destroys stable killing four horses at Malden

Fire gutted the stable in the rear of 15 Bryant Street Malden early this morning killing four valuable truck horses. Jeremiah Sweeney, owner, had been tending a sick horse at 12:30 a m and left after using a candle for light.

Jeremiah Sweeney Bryant Street Malden Sweeney

Manslaughter case to be opened in court for Horsfall

The manslaughter case against James H. Horsfall of Lowell was given to the jury in the Superior Criminal Court East Cambridge late yesterday afternoon by Tudge Mclaughlin and a verdict is expected to be opened in court this morning.

Lilla Ormond Jordan Hall Pierne Erlanger Schindler Chausson Hue Chadwick James H. Horsfall Lowell Superior Criminal Court East Cambridge Tudge Mclaughlin

Senate to Vote on Peace Treaty with Britain and France

Senate to vote on pending arbitration treaties with Great Britain and France on March 5, with action on all amendments to the treaty or ratifications to follow. Senator Lodge renewed his push to set a fixed date after a brief debate.

Senate Washington Mee Great Britain France Sion Lodge

Educator Albert Gardner Boyden Celebrates 88th Birthday

Albert Gardner Boyden principal emeritus of the State Normal School marked his 88th birthday at home on Summer Street. The school sent a bouquet of carnations and the faculty and student body offered greetings and best wishes for the future.

Ely's Cream Balm Promises Quick Relief for Cold and Catarrh

An advertisement promotes Ely's Cream Balm as a fast acting remedy for nasal catarrh and related cold symptoms. It claims direct application to inflamed membranes relieves sneezing runny nose sore throat and headache while curing and strengthening weakened membranes. The copy urges readers to buy a 50 cent bottle from their druggist and states the product is perfectly harmless.

Ely

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