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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1911

Page

3

Constantino Sues Columbia for 200000 Over Fake Records

Boston tenor Constantino files a Suffolk County Superior Court suit against Columbia Phonograph Company alleging breach of contract and misrepresentation. He claims the firm sold records under the name Mario de Pasquale, using his voice, and attached the company funds in Eliot National Bank Boston.

Florencio Constantino Boston Opera Company Columbia Phonograph Company New York City Bridgeport Constantino Mario de Pasquale Severoni Italy Columbia Phonograph New York Constantine Eliot National Bank Charles S. French Boston Globe Conn Edward D. Eastern George W. Lyle E. O. Rockwood

Pape's Cold Compound Claims Rapid Cure for Grippe

An advertisement asserts that taking Pape's Cold Compound every two hours can cure a severe cold or grippe within hours. It claims three years of research and no quinine, with a 25 cent bottle available from any druggist.

Pape Grippe Duffy Duffy Malt White Co Rochester N. Y

Washington trip for poor test finishers

Several navy officers who scored poorly on the 1910 physical test are being summoned to Washington to meet with the medical board. Captain Frank A. Wilner, commandant of the Portsmouth navy yard, has appeared and is expected to be retired.

Portsmouth N. H Navy Washington Frank A. Wilner Portsmouth Navy Yard

Owl in Boston’s King's Chapel a good omen says Scannell

Roger Scannell of 700 Huntington Avenue writes to defend the owl that has settled in King's Chapel burying ground. He praises the bird for warding off English sparrows and argues Boston should adopt the owl as a city emblem. He cites Poe and ancient Greece and casts the owl as a harbinger of peace rather than evil.

Boston King’s Chapel Burying Ground New England Order of Owls Senator Hoar Worcester Papers Lake Quinsigamond King’s Chapel Gray Poe Pallas Athene Athens America Greece Ireland Roger Scannell Huntington Avenue

Bequest To Former Nurse From Woonsocket Estate

Mrs. Kate Benson Wallis wife of Willie R. Wallis is to receive $6000 from the estate of Jonathan B. Farnum Woonsocket who died December 20 and whose will was filed for probate at Woonsocket. She served as a nurse in the Farnum household for five years before marriage and was notified of the legacy this forenoon.

East Douglas Kate (Benson) Wallis Willie R. Wallis Jonathan B. Farnum Woonsocket

Reward Boy for Rescue Heroic Winthrop Drowning Save

Harry Abrams an 11 year old boy received a Massachusetts Humane Society silver medal for saving Helen and Beatrice Ingalls from drowning at Winthrop. While wading near Pequod avenue on July 26 he twice dived to rescue the girls sinking in a hole and kept them above water for 20 minutes until help arrived.

Harry Abrams Massachusetts Humane Society Helen Beatrice Ingalls Winthrop Jacob Abrams Buchanan Street Pequod Avenue Ingalls Abrams

Maryland Navy ship named champion shot in 1910 practice

The armored cruiser Maryland won the pennant in the Navy battle practice of 1910, beating all other battleship class vessels from both Atlantic and Pacific fleets. Tests simulated near combat, with Maryland hitting about 40 percent of turret gun fire at 10 000 yards under rough seas and with a small target.

Washington Maryland United States Navy Navy Department Atlantic Pacific

Wife Finds Husband Dead in Cellar

Homer R. Colman aged 56 of 6 Gannett Street Roxbury committed suicide last night by hanging in the cellar of his home. He was despondent over illness and his wife discovered the body.

Homer R. Colman Gannett Street Roxbury

Simple home remedy promises rapid waist reduction for all

A historical note touts Marmola Cascara Aromatic and Peppermint in water as a weight reducing tea, claiming safe, symmetrical fat loss without dieting or exercise. It warns against twisting and bending exercises and notes improvements to digestion blood purification and skin while permitting unrestricted eating.

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AQ Street New England William Sheinwald Ehiss Barry Brockton Crockett W. L. Douglas Snow George Europe South America Charles 8. French Mcials Marc Pasquale Falk Photo Co F. A. George OWL Irish Col Scannell of Winthrop
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