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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1914
Page
8
A bill introduced in the House by Representative Baltz of Illinois would prohibit interstate transportation of strike breakers and bar interstate shipment of arms or ammunition for strike breakers.
Boston residents report relief from rheumatism and stomach trouble after using Var-ne-sis. Testimonies include George McLeod of Tremont Street and W. G. Strong of Washington Street, who say pain and mobility improved after a few bottles. The Boston office at 140 Boylston displays the evidence and offers free advice. Get Var-ne-sis now at Riker Jaynes and other druggists.
A historical testimonial from Mother M S of the St. Anne convent describes severe throat and lung issues treated with Eckman's Alterative. After an operation was deemed necessary, four or five bottles led to tissue shedding and gradual restoration to health over ten months. The letter praises the remedy's efficacy and invites inquiries.
A French method promises a slender form through home baths with Clark's Thinning Salts not needing dieting or strenuous routines. Marketed as safe and approved, the salts are claimed to dissolve fatty tissue and are available via Liggett's Jordans Marsh Co and other druggists with a full twenty four bath treatment offered.
The Massachusetts legislature debates erecting a General Butler statue as allies praise his rights work and oppose opponents who call for dropping the proposal. Lomasney cites Butler’s history while critics label him lacking capacity and character.
Congressman Andrew J. Peters says he does not wish to be considered for the United States district attorney position. Peters had supported John Al Sullivan for the post, but Sullivan accepted a new job as corporation counsel to Mayor Curley, and Peters’ name is withdrawn.
Two young men armed with revolvers robbed Arthur F. Wheeler at his brother in law Ernest Rice’s fish market in North Salem at 10 30 p m They emptied the cash drawer and took 419 from Wheelers pockets and fled Wheeler described the assailants as five feet four inches tall and wearing dark clothes and light checked caps The style of the robbery matches an earlier Roxbury loan office clerk shooting and robbery described by City Marshal Patrick Lehan.
John H Taff a prominent Charlestown lawyer died at his home 48 Monument Square after a period of poor health and a Wednesday shock. He was 55 born in Charlestown educated at Warren School Charlestown High School Boston Latin School Harvard College and Harvard Law School class of 187%. He leaves three brothers Colonel Thomas F Taff W W Taff and Henry Taff and a sister Mrs Thomas F Strange.
Depositors of Henry Siegel & Co. will recover 30 percent of their funds after the private bank failed amid Siegel department store collapses. Attorneys said over $450 000 is set aside. Siegel and partner Frank Vogel may cover the remaining 70 percent within five years under certain conditions.
Bernard Cannon heard the gunfire as three men entered Gately's Roxbury loan office at 5 15 PM. Clerk Gately was wounded while wrestling with the robbers who attempted to open the cash drawer. He was taken to City Hospital on the dangerous list with a chance of recovery. The trio dispersed and police pursued tips from local witnesses.
A vintage advertisement promotes California Syrup of Figs as a gentle, effective laxative for children and adults. The copy urges mothers to use a 50 cent bottle, warns against counterfeits, and claims quick relief for coated tongues, feverish or listless children, and general digestive discomfort.
Dorchester February 5 Mary A wife of George Cavanagh nee Fitsgerald at 10 Lebroc Street Funeral notice to follow
Federal grand jury probes alleged labor union restraint of trade tied to Double day Page Co. dispute. Philadelphia Boston unions called a strike at New York printers after claims of agreements with non members. Union officials promise cooperation and a thorough inquiry.
Mrs. Mary J. Eastman widow of Rear Admiral Eastman of Andover New Hampshire died today at her sister's home 131 Pleasant street Worcester after two months illness and being unconscious since Thursday.
Daniel T. O Connell announces a bid for Congress in the 12th district to replace Boston Mayor Curley. Reported plans suggest Curley may resign in September after immigration and supply ship bills pass. O Connell, a Dorchester lawyer, is unwed and partnered with his brothers in the firm.
An old advertisement touts Williams Treatment for kidney bladder rheumatic and uric acid issues. It promises a free 50 cent bottle with a coupon and 10 cent postage, requiring name address and a cutout of the notice to The Dr D A Williams Company Dept 2152 P O Bldg East Hampton Conn. One bottle per address.
An old advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm as a fast remedy for clogged nostrils and catarrh. It claims relief within moments and disappearance of symptoms by morning, urging readers to buy a small bottle at drug stores.
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