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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1913
Page
6
Democratic State committee chairman Thomas P. Riley backs backing a Progressive Republican in the Senate race. He argues a Democrat cannot win, urging Democratic lawmakers to use strength wisely. Action hinges on Republican meeting and legislative joint session beginning January 14.
The ad describes sour belching acid and stomach pain from sour bile, torpid liver, and constipation. It promises Cascarets will sweeten the stomach, remove fermenting food and foul gases, divert excess bile, and purge waste. One dose tonight allegedly ends the trouble by morning.
Archille Boudreau 78 of Marlboro wed Mrs. Marilla Soule 53 of Somerville in a ceremony at Rev Anson B Titus residence on Raymond avenue. Attendants included Chester Vannah and sister Mrs Vannah. A near hitch arose when a mistaken ID card was mistaken for a license but a City Hall rush secured the license before closing.
Little Falls New York January 3 physicians treat over a dozen ptomaine poisoning cases in the foreign section many seriously ill entire families struck authorities traced the cause to cheese a sample sent to the State Agricultural Department for analysis
In federal court, lawyers for Julian Hawthorne and associates pressed witnesses to prove mining claims value as defense cross examinations focus on Elk Lake district output. Canadian reports show total output 25 tons through Jan 1 1912 with limited shipments by 1910 and 1912, while witnesses discuss railroad line changes and mining cabins. The trial resumes Monday.
Mr and Mrs Daniel Bresnaham of 59 I Street South Boston announce their child John born Tuesday at 12:20 am claiming he is the first baby of 1913 in Greater Boston The newborn weighed 10 pounds and will be christened at Gate of Heaven Church South Boston on Sunday
In New York on January 3, George Gordon Battle filed for a writ of habeas corpus to release Cipriano Castro from Ellis Island. The court granted the writ, ruling Castro detained without legal authority and denied access to counsel.
Judge Holt issues a writ to immigration chief Willy Williams to bring Castro into court forthwith. Battle, Castro’s adviser, heads to Ellis Island for a conference, signaling Castro will fight to enter the United States rather than depart on tomorrow’s Amerika voyage.
Secretary Nagel denied Castro was denied right to counsel and said he ordered Castro be allowed to confer with a lawyer. The move creates an unprecedented immigration situation as writs of habeas corpus have rarely challenged deportation matters. Castro planned to return to Europe, with detention tied to a surgeon's report on his condition aboard the arriving steamer.
Thomas W. Nowers, Chelsea’s oldest male resident, died yesterday at his daughter’s home after a brief illness. Born in Dover England on March 25 1822 he came to the United States in 1853 and settled in Chelsea in 1856. He worked in the boot and shoe business for nearly four decades and was a longtime active member of the Central Congregational Church.
Will Wright, a Black man, was hanged at Fort Payne for the murder of Patrick Murphy, white, near Gollinsville after a minor robbery. Wright was shot at by a pursuing posse following the crime.
Luisa Tetrazzini led a full house in Lucia di Lammermoor with a praised display of vocal virtuosity. The cast included Sacchetti Polese Diaz Giaccone Mardones Hertha Heymann and Moranzoni conducted the performance received multiple recalls.
A chronicle of one man’s battle with obesity noting chronic ailments and failed diets. He credits discovering the fat cause and a French Method. After refining it personally he reports rapid improvement and newfound joy.
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