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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1911

Page

5

Foss to Dedicate New Armory in Newton

Newton plans a February dedication of a new one company armory for Company C the Claflin Guard with Governor Foss expected to attend. A Guilford led committee seeks a $1000 subscription to cover dedication expenses as commissioners consider final acceptance. The building on Washington near Cross costs total $56,000 with state aid and local subscriptions funding the site and furnishings.

Newton Foss George E. Guilford Fifth Regiment Claflin Guard Washington Street Cross West Newton Hatfield Boston

Man in Hobble Skirt Rescued After Delware Swim

Charles Crosby of Woodbury slipped from a Camden bound Columbia Club ferry into the Delaware River during a City Hall parade mishap. Rescued by deck hands using life preservers, Crosby was pulled from the water unharmed and vowed to replace his attire and rejoin the parade.

Philadelphia City Hall Charles Crosby Woodbury Delaware River Columbia Club Camden Crosby

Father John's Medicine Named by People and Endorsed

A century old tale recounts Father John O'Brien of Lowell creating Father John's Medicine after recovering from lung illness. The remedy, alcohol free and non dangerous, is claimed to strengthen digestion and flesh, and to prevent consumption. A $25,000 guarantee backs honesty of the story.

John O’brien Lowell Mass Father John

Woman sues husband for cruel treatment and reputational abuse

Mrs. Susan M. Johnston of Winthrop sues Ward F. Johnston alleging cruel and abusive conduct. She cites their Cambridge 1884 marriage and later Boston Winthrop home. A $10,000 attachment was issued and a restraining order granted to stop him from further injurious statements about her character and domestic life.

Susan M. Johnston Winthrop Ward F. Johnston Cambridge Boston Hitchcock

Boston Y M C A official enters hospital after marriage

James Percy Roberts former social secretary of the Boston Y M C A plans hospital treatment at the Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital soon. He married Miss Myrtle A Free man at her Dedham home with immediate family present. After recovery they will live at Ma Myrtle street East Dedham.

James Percy Roberts Boston Y. M. ,C. A Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital Myrtle A. Freeman Mrs. Roberts New York Washington Myrtle Street East Dedham

Two Suitors for Colonel Dodge in Scotland Estate Claim

Worcester, Jan 2. Colonel Lorenzo A. Dodge, claiming the Berridale estate in Scotland and the Earl of Caithness title, receives two marriage proposals. One from a 26-year-old Boston nurse noting illness and references. the other from a 20-year-old Somerville graduate seeking a loving partnership despite age difference.

Worcester Lorenzo A. Dodge Berridale Scotland Earl of Somerville Colonel Dodge

False Counterfeit Ring Palm Guilty Plea Given

Antone Krol of New Bedford pleaded guilty to making counterfeit two dollar bills before Judge Dodge in the U S District Court. He was sent to East Cambridge jail pending sentencing next Wednesday. Krol, 15 years in the country, is tied to a six member counterfeit gang operating in New England and New Jersey. He appeared with his wife and three small children and has surrendered the engraving plate used for the counterfeits.

Antone Krol New Bedford Dodge United States District Court East Cambridge Krol New England New Jersey

Big Surprise at the Opera

An artist breaks from the Messiah performance to sing a popular tune while prices at Marston's Brattle Street restaurant were reduced after January 1. The note hints patrons about changed pricing and maintains the show’s quality.

Marston Brattle Street

Sumner Centenary Observance Scheduled at Bowdoin School

The Anti-Lynching Society of Afro American women plans a Friday morning centenary observance at Bowdoin School Myrtle Street led by president Mrs M Cravath Simpson. Speakers include Alice Stone Blackwell Susan R Brockenshire Rabbi M M Weichler and Rev RE A Horton with school pupils to sing Battle Hymn of the Republic. Dr Isaac L Roberts will address the Sumner lodge of Odd Fellows.

Charles Sumner Bowdoin School Myrtle Street M. Cravath Simpson Alice Stone Blackwell Susan R. Brockenshire The Kings’ Daughters M. M. Weichler RE. A. Horton State Senate Isaac L. Roberts Sumner Lodge of Odd Fellows

Patent cure claim for cold remedy marketed by Groves

A historical ad promises a one day cure for a cold using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It guarantees a refund if ineffective and attributes the box to E. W. Grove. The ad uses bold certainty and a signature mark for authenticity.

E. W. Grove Zébe

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