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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1905
Page
1
Hamburg America liner Prince Adalbert reported aground in New York lower bay after departing Genoa Palermo and Naples with passengers and cargo. Navigation officials monitor status as rescue and inspection actions proceed.
Alderman James Curley and Representative Thomas F. Curley were released from Charles street jail after serving 60 days for federal civil service impersonation. They faced delays as jail officials balked at an after midnight release, citing a 7 pm doors policy and Captain Thomas Bradley’s objections despite Sheriff Seavey’s plan.
Ex Governor William Claflin longtime Massachusetts statesman died at his Newton home on January 5 at 5 15 PM He was 87 and had served as state representative senator president of the senate lieutenant governor and governor later a US representative His death ends a landmark political career spanning 1849 to 1881 leaving behind a statesman who kept in touch with politics while homebound for three years.
New York reports claim the Austrian discovery ascatco cures catarrh asthma and hay fever. Consular reports note cures in stubborn cases with a dose of seven drops daily. The Austrian dispensary at No 6 East Fourteenth Street offers free sample bottles by mail nationwide.
Interurban line emphasizes non interfering route with frequent service and low fares. Passenger mentions a perfect schedule and continuous operation between Boston and Worcester, reflecting transportation promotion.
Lung Kuro is advertised as the fastest remedy for coughs and colds. The claim promotes rapid relief and targets common respiratory symptoms with a simple usage note.
In a perilous voyage through Massachusetts Bay, the Gettysburg and Tamaqua towed three coal laden barges Buck Ridge Marion and Silver Brook while the Catawissa broke down. After 30 mariners endured icy seas for days the fleet reached inner Boston harbor at 1 am and began the 25 mile tow to safety with all hands aboard.
The medical examiner testified that the bent knife found in Charles L. Tucker’s coat pocket could have caused all of Mabel Page’s wounds. District Attorney Sanderson pressed the point as the examiner confirmed the match during autopsy testimony.
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