City Supt Officials Named in Boston Area Listings
SELDON D. BARTLETT Supt Gahm Building 161 Summer St E A ROBERTSON Supt Bakers Building 409 West Broadway South Boston NORMAN L STEEVES Supt First Nat Bank Bldg cor Everett Av and Broadway Chelsea
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1906
Page
8
SELDON D. BARTLETT Supt Gahm Building 161 Summer St E A ROBERTSON Supt Bakers Building 409 West Broadway South Boston NORMAN L STEEVES Supt First Nat Bank Bldg cor Everett Av and Broadway Chelsea
The Feb 7 meeting of the woman suffrage convention was called to order by Rev. Anna Howard Shaw. Prayer followed from Rev. Henry A. Griesemer of Baltimore, with Emma Maddox Funk delivering the welcome for the Maryland suffrage association. Committees on credentials finances resolutions and courtesies were announced as timekeepers conven tion pages and the reading of Miss Kate M Gordon’s report commenced.
Mrs. Alice Ferguson, wife of boxer Sandy Ferguson, pleaded guilty to selling liquor in Gloucester. She said she must support two small children and sell liquor to buy food. Judge Yorke advised her to quit the business, and a $50 fine was imposed, with case continued one month to allow payment.
The Chelsea Young Men's Hebrew Association elected directors including Philip Broomfield Frank Hirschman Reuben Broomfield David M Rubin Samuel Eli Pauline A Kaminsky Louis Markowitz Max Bloomberg Isaac Wolper Albert K Mann Emanuel Garfinkle David I Garb Joseph M Levenson Harry O Sandberg J N Titlebaum Myer Cauman Nathan Seiden David A Lourie Joseph Klein Morris Weinberg Davis Rosenthal Harry Cohen Jacob Lourie Morris Smith.
The Danish royal funeral details state that King Christian's coffin will lie before the Roskilde Cathedral high altar before dignitaries carry it to the east side and deposit it in a handsome sarcophagus. The oak coffin bears bronze Bible-inscribed plates.
The armored cruiser Tennessee, cleaned at the navy yard for two days, was floated from the dry dock and will proceed to Rockland Maine to meet the official trial board. Today she undergoes standardization tests off Owl's Head with a sustained speed trial slated for Friday.
Strong efforts continue to be made in behalf of the Castellenne family to bring about the abandonment of the divorce suit begun by Countess Boni de Castellane formerly Anna Gould, but the desired result has not yet been achieved.
An attempt to obtain the court's assent to a judicial separation without absolute divorce failed. The case will pursue the ordinary course with a hearing likely in three weeks. French law requires no further defendant appearance unless essential. A decree dissolves marriage settlements and restores control of property to each party. A divorced woman cannot remarry for ten months. appeals must be filed within six months. A report, unconfirmed, says Count Boni has entered a counter plea seeking heavy damages.
Merrill Davis a minor filed two suits in the Superior Court. One names Abraham F. Grant master painter and the other John J. Whiting & Son. Davis alleges an iron shutter fell from the Whiting factory injuring his left leg in a compound fracture.
Every man needs extra pants and can save at Wolf's My Clothier sale. The corner store offers extra pairs at the smallest price ever, with trousers available now at Hanover and Portland streets.
The wife of France’s premier peer, Anna Gould Castellane, sues for divorce alleging Bent Castellane’s close relations with a named matron shown in a photo, claiming the conduct justifies dissolution of marriage.
The text argues against treating bilious symptoms for faint spells and notes that shortness of breath asthmatic breathing chest oppression and weak spells point to heart trouble. It cautions that the heart rather than the stomach is the source of the problem and should guide treatment.
Patent medicine advertisement recounts Mrs Effie Clough of Ellsworth Maine claiming recovery from heart trouble after using Dr Miles Heart Cure. It asserts nerves and heart muscle will strengthen and fainting spells vanish. The first bottle is claimed to help, with a money back guarantee if not.
Washington Feb 7 Representative McNary introduced a tariff bill to set new schedules for shoe and leather goods and remove duties on hides and leather. He seeks a Ways and Means hearing. Littlefield to press whiskey in unbroken shipments hearing Feb 21 before House Judiciary. Hepburn-Dolliver debate draws big attendance. House narrows railroad rate bill amid long debate. no amendments pass.
Rev W H Main pastor of Emmanuel Church Buffalo testifies that after trying many remedies he found immediate relief from cold and headache with Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder. He calls it wonderful and effective. One application reportedly relieves headache and cold at once.
John Hussey of Rockland was arraigned before Commissioner Hale in the Federal building charged with cashing a $250 foreign money order that did not belong to him. He pleaded guilty and was held on $500 bond. A second man with the same name in West Hanover prompted a postal inquiry and liquidation actions, with Deputy U S Marshal Bancroft and local police detaining him after Post Office Inspector Jennings intervened.
Maine Central railroad in its annual statement reports 1905 game shipments: 6799 deer, 2538 moose, 59 bear, with 1904 totals at 5873 deer, 267 moose, 80 bears. Pending data from Portland & Rumford Falls and Grand Trunk may push 1905 past all prior years. Despite a new license law, shipments have not declined as critics predicted.
A female "Jack the Hugger" appeared in Cedar Rapids Iowa moving through dark areas. She hugs male victims then vanishes causing men to avoid streets at night and police have yet to capture her. Local women express indignation while men enjoy eerie notoriety.
Windsor Nova Scotia February 7 The inquest into the murder of Freeman Harvie near Ellerhouse will be resumed tomorrow George Stanley alias Kavanagh one of three men under arrest says he first learned Harvies body was in the cellar of the Harvie house Sunday when Ed gar McCarthy neighbor who found the body told him and said the mans head had been cut off Police believe Stanley or Kavanagh is the man who arrived at Halifax from England seven weeks ago.
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