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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1908
Page
3
Vague ad copy touts coffee flavor described as crisp stimulating and strengthening with emphasis on aroma and energy. Contains fragmented phrases and unclear product details.
Officer John Linton earned praise for detective work in August Chinese murder cases and testified yesterday. Cross-examiners showed his fluency in Netiea, claiming he can grasp nearly all that two Chinese speakers say. The government aims to finish its case this noon with defense testimony to follow Wednesday.
In a February decision Justice Day writes for the Supreme Court siding with the Apollo Company of New Jersey against White-Smith Music Publishing Company of Massachusetts. The ruling holds that copyrighted music is not protected against reproduction on perforated paper for use in pianolas and similar mechanisms.
A Massachusetts man claims twenty years of piles cured by Pyramid Pile Cure. The ad touts immediate relief, describes suppositories, and offers a free trial sample from Pyramid Co. with a paid follow up.
Miss Minnie Chute an 18 year old niece of Captain N W Chute of the Neva commands the schooner at times and may become skipper if anything happens to her uncle. The Halifax listed Neva sails in the West Indian salt trade and she weathered gales off Hatteras.
The Board of Health may raise shave prices to 15 cents as stricter rules for sterilization and hair curling products take effect. Barbers warn a uniform 15 cent rate could end the 5 cent shops in the North and West Ends, with mixed views from shop owners on the health measures.
At age 70 Charles W. Gardner of Salem wins marriage to 33 year old Catherine Hennessy. Hennessy lives with her mother on Ward street. Wedding planned for the first or second of the month. Gardner has been a letter carrier for about 36 years.
An old classified ad advertises Dr Porter’s Drug Store with a claim of cures for chronic sores and septic healing oil priced at 25e, promoting refunds and medical remedies.
Levi Greenwood, licensed maker of cider and cider vinegar in Norwood, faces a liquor nuisance charge tied to a raid that yielded 2665 gallons of hard cider stored on Pleasant Street. The mill employs about 20 and sources many apples from New Hampshire. Attorney Joseph Feeley represents Greenwood as the Dedham Court trial looms with significant local farming interest.
Boston attorney David Benshimol of 39 Court Street was vindicated as the petition for disbarment filed last May was dismissed. Judge Gaskill had held a merits hearing last Thursday before Clerk Campbell of the Superior Civil Court issued the dismissal.
Morris Sullivan of Middleboro was sentenced to five months imprisonment by Judge White after being found guilty of attempting to bribe a juror. The case relates to Harry W. Fish of Middleboro who was convicted last week of maintaining a liquor nuisance at the Hotel Aragon.
The article discusses kidney symptoms like visible sediment and smoky urine, noting they often fade with cause and diet. It warns chronic inflammation may become incurable after about six months, then promotes Fulton’s Renal Compound as effective in many cases, urging early use and advising readers to contact John J. Fulton Co. for literature and local agents.
Rome February 24 Nunzio Nasi former minister of public instruction was sentenced by the Senate as a high court to 11 months and 20 days in prison for continued peculation from the State treasury. He is interdicted from public office for four years and two months. His secretary Signor Lombardo was acquitted for lack of evidence.
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