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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1905
Page
4
Government officials signal major new evidence favoring the prosecution in the Page murder case. Attorney General Parker declines to reveal specifics, but warns Tucker’s chances for a new trial are not promising and promises a surprise at the hearing.
Sickness rarely comes to homes that use Liquozone. Millions of well people use it to stay well and ward off germ attacks. The text claims Liquozone purifies drinking water, relieves ailments, acts as a nerve and blood food, and offers $1000 to prove it cannot kill a disease germ. It lists numerous diseases and touts oxygen-based germ destruction without tissue harm.
A promotional coupon promises a free full size Liquozone bottle mailed through a local druggist after sending the coupon. The offer states the drink costs 50 cents to try and $1 for a later purchase, with no obligation.
In Warsaw and Radom and other towns, strikers killed and wounded workers at bakeries and plants as efforts to resume work failed. Authorities report many arrests and rising food prices. Troops moved to Kutno amid grave unrest and uprisings in several communities.
Lodz scene reports factories opening with few workers present. Strikers force entry to a mill and destroy machinery, threatening lethal danger as Feb 9 looms when wages are to be paid and mills may shut indefinitely.
The article discusses health food theories and urges a mixed diet with meat. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a digestion aid for nervous dyspeptics, claiming they supply pepin and diatase to improve digestion. It warns against cheap laxatives and notes the tablets cost 50 cents for full treatment.
One year into the Russo Japanese War Japan seized sea control with surprise attacks at Chemulpo and Port Arthur. Russians suffered major naval losses, Port Arthur fell, and land battles at Yalu, Nanshan, Liaoyang, and Shakhe weakened Moscow’s forces. By spring a decisive battle is anticipated near Mukden to shape peace prospects.
Count Andre Tolstoi has come home from Manchuria after being wounded in the head and awarded the cross of St George. He plans to take a commission exam and rejoin the Far East. He served as orderly to Lt Gen Soboleff in the Sixth Army Corps and earned praise for bravery in dispatches under fire, notably Oct 14 1904.
A simple ceremony yesterday afternoon witnessed a double launch at the Charlestown navy yard. The ships were a steel scow for a $35,000 crane and a large naval coal barge, with only workmen yard officials and a few reporters present.
General Miles refused to answer a statement from Mrs. Jefferson Davis daughter of the former president. He cited not commenting on the matter and noted a letter from Mrs. Davis to him after the manacling incident. Mrs. Hayes accused Miles of brutal treatment of her father during imprisonment.
A liquor law committee heard arguments on extending sale hours to 12 o clock and a competing bill to set 10 o clock. Proponents included Edward F Hollis and trade groups while opponents led by temperance advocates warned of increased vice and harm to the city’s youth.
The Lee McNally case closes its testimony as lawyers clash over engagement facts and character. Judge and jurors hear arguments on whether the engagement was valid and if the plaintiff’s past should bar damages.
The sixth annual Pitts-Kimball Company employees ball drew over 200 couples to Odd Fellows Hall last evening. L Vincent Jr directed the floor with George T. Kelly as assistant, and a reception committee led by Miss Gladys Richardson and Miss Helen Brennick hosted guests from other business houses.
The reply from President Mellen of the New York New Haven Hartford railroad to the Brother of Locomotive Firemen committee was submitted this afternoon. It is described as likely to lead to further conferences though not yet public. Pneumonia and Grip follow the snow. Bromo Quinine is advertised with the signature of B W Grove. 25c.
Attorney-General Parker and the State police pledge vigorous prosecution of those behind threatening letters to Governor Bell. Vermont officials have reassurance from Clark Fitts that his duties at Montpelier continue, with two state police detectives and Inspector Donald McKay pursuing clues.
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