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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1903
Page
2
A dated advertisement touts Ozomulsion as a fatty, flesh forming food and medicine made from cod liver oil with additives. It claims to strengthen the constitution, cure throat and lung ailments, and offers a free sample by mail to Boston Post readers who request it.
In a rare Superior Court proceeding, M. J. Creed for McGlory argued his client was not present at all charged break ins and that others could exonerate him. The case involved McCarty Hogan Drohan and McGlory amid earlier robberies and express wagon thefts. Judge Lawton adjourned for hours to allow further counsel discussion.
Annie and John Graustrom appeared before Judge McKim seeking separation and support. Their troubled marriage began after a Sweden childhood, included a 13-person wedding dinner, disputes over loyalty, a revolver incident, hidden weapons, and ongoing non support. The husband claimed a lodger and a brother living at the home, while the wife recounted abuse and calls to return to Sweden. the judge adjourned the hearing.
In Superior Criminal Court yesterday George E Waterman faced sentence for stealing a $50 collar from 762 Columbus Avenue and a $50 watch and chain from 123 Sterling Street. Counsel urged leniency citing his wife and four children, one in hospital. The judge adjourned the case for one month.
In Charles Town, William Carrolson was fined $100 for one assault and another $100 for a second, the second victim being Officer Joseph Mitchell of Station 15, during a contested election fight as Conry and Kelliher were active.
Eight individuals were fined two dollars each for selling butter that fell short of standard. The defendants listed are John Doull, John F. Connor, William Goppell, Walter A. Paine, Leslie Ackers, Jacob Jacobson, Joseph M. Thomas, and Clarence Stetson.
Luigi Principe Jr faced trial in Suffolk Superior Court yesterday for a January 6 robbery of Italian contractor Raffaele Carnucci in the North End. An indicted co defendant fled and is believed to have the $2346 alleged stolen.
In United States District Court yesterday new developments surfaced in the Edwin J. Durning case. The State street broker, recently arrested on a charge of larceny involving $23,000 from the estate of Francis A. Brooks, had previously filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition immediately upon his arrest. Hearings on the matter continued.
A historical account describes Osmo-Chemic light therapy as a breakthrough against cancer and tuberculosis. It traces old cancer treatments, the discovery of healing light rays, and claims the rays kill disease germs, offering pain relief and cures for various cancers and tuberculosis.
Bankruptcy proceedings show Dunning declining to answer certain questions before Commissioner Emery B. Gibbs. Creditors moved to certify the refusal to the United States District Court to seek contempt. Gibbs filed the certification with the court clerk yesterday.
Miss Josephine Lennon testified in Somerville Police Court accusing former admirer Ammi Ratelle of stealing her diamond ring valued at 55 dollars. Ratelle denied intent to steal and was discharged for lack of evidence.
The New England Dry Goods Association met and dined at Young’s Hotel last evening. Archibald M. Slowe delivered a speech on the American Legislature. J. H. Corcoran serves as association president.
Mrs William Harris wife of the manager of Rich and Harris died in New York on Saturday. The funeral was held there yesterday morning. The firm controls Hollis Street Colonial and Park theatres and the Boston Museum.
Mary Burke, daughter of Peter and Margaret Burke, funeral at 2 p.m. February 19 from 177 Centre Street. John Feely, son of John and the late Bridget Feely, funeral February 20 at 8:15 p.m. from 1h Denny Street Dorchester with service at St Peter's Church. Hon Charles Theodore Russell, aged 52, funeral February 20 at 3 p.m. from 69 Sparks Street Cambridge. Relatives and friends invited.
A list of residents from Boston Cambridgeport Dorchester Malden Melrose Norwood Roxbury Lynn South Portland Me Tidnish and other locales claim cures or tumors with addresses for Nellie Harding Cora Littlejohn Martha Maycou Ida Allen Winnifred Birmingham Emma Chapelle A B Nixon Julia Eatey Caroline Earle and M W White among others seeking or reporting cancer or tumor conditions through the Osmo-Chemic light treatment.
Mr C G Marden of 76 Thorndike Street East Cambridge Mass reports relief from nervous trouble through Osmo-Chemic doctors after Dr Plunkett used X Ray to diagnose special neuritis and anemia. He states he sleeps better and can wake and sleep again with ease. He urges others with similar suffering to consult them.
Announcement urges immediate visits to Dr. Plunkett offices for Osmo-Chemic treatment at the current low rate. It warns that rising crowds will trigger a fee increase, and those who call now will continue to be charged the past low fee.
Mrs Margaret Deland of 35 Newbury Street held her annual jonquil sale yesterday afternoon from 2 to 5 30 o'clock. The event featured 150 pots of bulbs including oman Dutch and grape hyacinths. Proceeds will be donated to charity and the sale will continue today at 3 o'clock with remaining flowers.
New York District Attorney Jerome announced a motion to discharge the bail of Dr Samuel J Kennedy, the physician charged with and once convicted of the murder of Dolly Reynolds at the Grand Hotel in July 1899. He said he could not obtain new testimony and saw no point in another trial on the present evidence.
In Philadelphia John Weaver a Republican and the present district attorney was elected mayor by a large Republican majority over Democrat F. F. Kane.
Testimonial from E Darvaton of 871 Western Ave Brighton recounts failing lung treatments before visiting 361 Boylston St Boston. After treatment at the Koch Lung Cure he claims recovery and invites inquiries, noting inviting neighbors via the Brighton car route and offering home contact details for verification.
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