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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1912

Page

6

Rheumatism Yielded to the Great Kidney Remedy

Ira Aldrich of Holyoke Massachusetts testifies he suffered five years with rheumatism and swelling in limbs back and feet and constipation. After using Dr Kilmer Swamp Root he reports great improvement and recommends it to friends. Appears before Justice J Hartnett to verify statements.

Dr. Kilmer Ira Aldrich Howard Street Holyoke Mass J. Hartnett Justice of the Peace

Prove What Swamp Root Will Be For You

Send to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY for a sample bottle It will convince you You will also receive a booklet of valuable information telling all about the kidneys and bladder Mention Boston Daily Post Regular fifty cent and one dollar size bottles for sale at all drug stores

Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y Boston ‘Daily Post

Souther Divorce Decree Given in Dedham Court

William Souther Jr a Cohasset selectman was granted a decree nisi against Louise Souther in Dedham divorce court on desertion after the couple wed Oct 22 1905 in Boston. The wife reportedly refused to care for their son Nathan born July 29 1908 prompting custody to be awarded to the father.

William ©. Souther, Jr Board of Selectmen Cohasset Rufus Fessenden Dedham Louise Souther Florence Gilmore

Railroad Men Stick to Plan in Boston Conference

The grievance committee of railroad trainmen and Boston and Maine officials continue daily talks at the Quincy House in Boston over the schedule. The sessions, the warmest yet, seek to preserve workers rights as they accuse the New Haven and Boston and Maine combine of pressuring unions to spread their influence regionally.

Salem Boston & Maine Quincy House Boston New Haven and East Ord

Derricks Fall Injures Two Men at Summer Hawley Corner

While hoisting an iron column at a new building a derrick fell injuring Charles Luigiio aged 29 of 242 North Street and Gustave Jackson aged 28 of 53 Union Park Street. A southbound streetcar was struck, its trolley wire pole broken but no injuries reported.

Summer and Hawley Streets Charles Luigiio North Street Gustave Jackson Union A Park Street

Littlest Rebel A Hit With Human Paternity Theme

The Boston Theatre presents The Littlest Rebel a war melodrama where paternal love motivates action. Dustin Farnum and William Farnum star as Federal officer and Confederate scout with Mary Miles Minter as the youthful rebel. William B. Mack appears as General Grant in a pivotal late role.

Edward Peple Boston Theatre Herbert Cary Morrison Grant Dustin William Farnum Mary Miles Minter Dustin Farnum Colonel Morrison Captain Cary Miss Minter William B. Mack U.S. Grant

Furniture Men Elect Officers At Boston Dinner

Over 200 members and friends of the Home Furnishers Association of Massachusetts gathered for a dinner at the Copley Square Hotel. Speeches by prominent figures followed with Col. Harry L. Kincaid as toastmaster and J Stearns Cushing among speakers. Officers elected include H B Scofield as president and a slate of vice presidents from Boston Lowell Holyoke and New Bedford with Alonzo E Yont named secretary.

The Home Furnishers’ Association of Massachusetts Copley Square William Robinson Wiliam Smith Victor A. Heath John K. Allen Alonzo E. Yent Harry L. Kincaid Levi H. Greenwood Henry B. Scofield J. Stearns Cushing Charles E. Osgood William A. Morse Charles B. Spratt J.N. Parker C. F. Wing Company New Bedford Hugh McLean McLean Brothers Holyoke W. H. Williams William Furniture Company Lowell B. A. Atkinson Alonzo E. Yont Boston

Bath Men to Be Put on Full Time Next Friday

City Hall reports say Bath department employees finally move from half time to full time next Friday. Officials note the half time period ends Friday though no final decision has reached them yet. The mayor holds the ultimate authority over the staffing change.

City Hall Bath Department

Carrabio Surrenders After Dorchester Assault Case

Joseph Carrabio, 18, of 60 Canterbury Street, who was free on $1500 bail for assault and battery on Nell Dever in Angell Street Dorchester, did not flee the scene but surrendered after learning Dever’s injuries. Dever, described as aggressor, fell on ice while attempting to strike Carrabio. The letter is at City Hospital with a prognosis of fair to good recovery in about a week.

Carrabio Joseph Carrabio Canterbury Street Apeault Nell Dever Angell Street Dorchester Dever

Credit Men Dinner in Boston Addresses Economic Topics

Fully 200 members of the Boston Credit Men's Association attended a February meeting and dinner at Young's Hotel. President George C. Morton presided as Professor O. M. W. Sprague spoke on The National Reserve and the Market for Commercial Paper and Roger W. Babson discussed Credit Conditions with data from maps and charts.

Boston Credit Men's Association Young

How to Be Salesmen Demonstration by Atlas Shoe Company

The sixth salesmanship course demonstration at the Y M C A featured N C Fowler Jr guiding Atlas Shoe Company as lead demonstrator. E P Tuttle led the production with W G Dennison and Mr Kelley presenting prospects and negotiations for wholesale shoe distribution.

N. C. Fowler, Jr Atlas Shoe Company E. P. Tuttle Wilson W. G. Dennison Rice & Hutchins Kelley Dennison Samuel Allen Tuttle W. J. Fleming Fleming J. E.dutton Houghton & Dutton, Co W. Loud BF. H. Rice

Mrs Perry of Somerville Dies at Home

Mrs. Robert R. Perry wife of Captain Robert R. Perry of the Somerville police department died yesterday afternoon at her Quover street home. A long time East Somerville resident she had lived there over fifty years. Death was attributed to acute indigestion.

Robert R. Perry Somerville Police Department Quuver Street

Baden Powell Snubs Scouts in Philadelphia Arrival

General Sir Robert Baden Powell arrived in Philadelphia amid a crowd of Boy Scouts. He criticized the militant display and said he came to see men, not boys in uniform, denouncing the showy reception and its militaristic tone.

Philadelphia Penn Robert S. S. Baden-Powell Mafeking Boy Scouts Movement Bellevue-Stratford Broad Street

Firemen's Ball to Be Held Tonight in Boston

Boston firemen will celebrate St Valentine’s Day with their annual ball at Mechanics Hall this evening. The new fire commissioner will attend and lead the grand march as district meetings prepare. More than 6000 tickets have already sold, signaling one of the largest crowds in the ball’s history.

Boston Mechanica’. H As A Ee Ae Commissio District John Taber S. B

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