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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1911
Page
7
In Kansas City a court gagged Joseph Murphy with a towel after he disrupted proceedings while Olive Boyd testified. Murphy was arrested on her charge of attacking him and the case was dismissed with the towel removed and the judge adjourning.
Miss Mary Markus lost the index finger in a Hoboken factory. A Jersey City jury awarded $3000, with judges noting the greater impact on a woman due to adornment value and anguish, rejecting an excessive verdict claim.
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania Benjamin Shenawski paid fifty cents to obtain his father’s consent to marry Edna Zatkosky of Ashley. The groom says he is satisfied with the deal and the match proceeds.
An information will be filed against three large ice cream manufacturers in U S District Court under the direction of United States District Attorney Sims. Bench warrants issued for the defendants as the government charges violation of federal pure food laws by shipping impure ice cream across state lines. The product is described as filthy decomposed and putrid in part and unfit for food.
A. J. Gladstone Dowie, son of Zion founder, arrived in Battle Creek to place his mother in a sanitarium. He denied paralysis, saying she came for a rest cure, and he asserted his father was insane during the nine years of his life.
Miss Elizabeth Kelly, housekeeper for Rev. Father Eugene Gazzo, woke to a fire at St. Josephs Church in Memphis. The cat, her pet, alerted to the blaze which caused about 3000 dollars in damage yesterday morning.
A woman cannot quiet a persistent cat that keeps her awake. She finally notices a smoke smell, prompting concern about a possible fire or hazardous situation in the room.
Lord and Lady Decies received a warm reception as their train arrived in Brunswick on the way to Jekyl Island. The bride smoked a cigarette at the car window amid cheers, while the couple paused at the wharf to bow to spectators.
Dartmouth alumni and guests gather at a celebratory banquet with speakers including President Nichols and Chief Justice John Aiken. Names from Harvard Princeton Bowdoin Yale and local trustees attend as toasts celebrate Dartmouth’s past present and tradition with humor and pride.
A promoter touts Protone as a weight and nerve booster claiming dramatic results in run-down men and women. A quoted gentleman credits rapid fat gain after failed tonics and diets and offers a free 50c package by coupon.
The 46th annual Dartmouth Alumni banquet at the Hotel Somerset lit by a sudden blackout revealed a green Dartmouth sign on the wall, thrilling 425 attendees. James R. Chandler led songs and lectures highlighted by Buck the chorister, with remarks by James M. Reynolds and a program of Dartmouth lore and anecdotes.
An advertisement touts a tasteless odorless treatment that can be secretly added to beverages to curb alcohol craving without the drinker’s knowledge. It claims widespread success and urges readers to request a free trial by returning a coupon.
A fragmented list names figures in Boston and New England including Thomas W. Proctor Arthur K. Spring A Shuman Dr Alexander Quackenboss EB Hall Frank Parsons chief justice New Hampshire Supreme Court General J Bartlett ex Gover nor F W Rollins Major R P Johnson staff of Governor Bass Dr John W Bowler athletic adviser to the college and Judge A R Savage of the Maine Supreme Court.
The Rev. Henry W. Edenberg, educated at Episcopal Theological School class of 1908 and currently leading the Chicago Home for Boys, has been invited to serve as pastor of Grace Church in South Boston.
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