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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1910
Page
8
Representative Joseph F. O Connell of Massachusetts introduces a bill requiring all government vessels that go out of sight of land to be equipped with wireless apparatus. The push follows the loss of the naval tug Nina prompting action.
New York Feb 24 Threats against United States Judge Ray of the northern district New York were reported today after Judge Ray sentenced Lupo the wolf and seven other counterfeiters to long federal prison terms in Atlanta Following a lengthy trial the jurors returned verdicts on multiple counts News reports note the violence or intimidation linked to the Black Hand gang but details remain sparse
Richard M. Page, a prominent Harvard senior, secretly wed Miss Mary Alice Sebolt of Portsmouth New Hampshire on January 14. The couple will live at 1105 Massachusetts Avenue after March 1 Page has been active in athletics and captained the second varsity football team last fall. Page plans to finish his college course and expect a June degree.
The Sunday school of the Church of the Immaculate Conception in Boston College Hall plans to present the pastoral operetta Ro-Peep on Wednesday and Thursday evenings, April 6 and 7. The cast, coached by Misses Mary Haverty and Rosemary Purcell, is nearing completion and laboring to deliver a charming production.
An advertisement warns against fake gold claims and highlights Father John’s Medicine as a safe, doctor prescribed tonic free from alcohol narcotics and dangerous drugs with fifty years of success for throat lung health and cold relief.
Countess Thamara De Swirzsky, a 20 year old Russian noblewoman and dancer, caused a stir at the Lenox in Boston by smoking a cigarette at a table. Interpreters and hotel staff tried to halt the act as she protested in French and then left the room. She is visiting from Chicago to perform dances in Back Bay residences.
Albany reports William J. Conners is re elected as Democratic State chairman after a tense meeting. He agreed to resign in April and repudiate harsh statements about Charles F. Murphy while Murphy granted a brief reprieve for party harmony. Conners said he would not seek re election under any circumstances.
Public health advocates stress that progress against tuberculosis requires personal effort and simple precautions. Neglecting a cough can lead to consumption as lungs become vulnerable to germs. A claimed remedy mixes glycerine virgin oil of pine and whiskey, promoted by Leach Chemical Co as curing curable coughs.
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