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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1903
Page
8
An advertisement extols Ozomulsion as a medicinal food that rebuilds vitality and fights wear and illness. It claims the product strengthens blood, boosts life elements, and complements other medicines, urging all ages to try it now and noting druggists carry it.
Readers in Boston are invited to request a large free sample bottle by mail from Ozomulsion Laboratory. Send name and full address to 98 Pine St New York and mention reading the notice in the Boston Post.
A legislative committee heard testimony in Fall River on a coal price fixing club. Witnesses from Staples Coal, Atwater, Pardee & Young, Buffinton, and Bowenville Coal deny clear records of a $100 entry fee, profits division, and club dissolution amid a coal war and price controls.
Senate committee on naval affairs urged a naval appropriation bill amendment to increase the fleet. Four first class battleships of the Oregon type and two armored cruisers of the Brooklyn type would be authorized at up to 8 200 000 dollars per battleship and 2 750 000 dollars per cruiser.
The Conry Kelcher hearing starts at 10 in East Boston Court with 103 witnesses anticipated. Election official Charles Saunders will testify on witness registration and lodging-house listings while telegraph authorities may prove the telegram to Kelcher was fake.
Mayor Collins received the election commissioners report for the year ending Jan 31 1908. It lists male voters at the December 1991 city election as 110 131, with 96 477 on the August 1902 list. Finalist voters on election day were 111 817, expenses for the year 833 46. The commission estimates 144 200 needed for current year ordinary current expenses.
The trial of Nina Laura Duryea for divorce from Chester B. Duryea resumes in Justice Blanchard's court. Duryea testifies about hotel incidents, a 17 or 18 year old bellboy, quarrels over punch, and accusations of cruelty. He denies charges of intoxication and explains alleged threats, insults, and acts during disputes.
The British steamer Monadnock Blyth for Boston went ashore in the sound of Mull, was freed and anchored, but is aground again forward and may need to lighten her cargo. The vessel is slightly strained and assistance has been sent.
Large audience gathers at Elocution Hall Franklin Square House for a two act comedy Unexpected Interruptions by Miss Hardy. Club plans a later, more elaborate concert to help pay the house debt.
Mrs Winston Churchill joined a charity raffle at the Industrial School fair held at the Hotel Somerset. She placed a coin on number 247 for Muff the Japanese spaniel while the saddle mare draw and other raffles drew crowds and anticipation.
Bartholomew J. Fahey. one of four men charged in a conspiracy to defraud involving impersonation in a civil service matter. Fahey surrendered to authorities as the case proceeds.
Mothers urged to treat croup and whooping cough with Father John’s Medicine claiming a safe cure without morphine or dangerous drugs. Carleton and Hovey Co. of Lowell Mass offer letters from grateful mothers on request.
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