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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1910

Page

3

Knox proposes extending prize court to arbitral justice

Secretary Knox sends a circular note to the powers dated Oct 18 190 and seeks to make the International Prize Court a true court of arbitral justice. The court would have 15 judges eight from major maritime nations and seven from others with terms tied to maritime standing.

Washington Knox International Prize Court Germany Austria-Hungary France Great Britain Italy Japan United States

Yegg Suspect Not Bennie Burns in Portsmouth

A man calling himself Bennie Blake was arrested in Portsmouth awaiting Boston officers. Inspector Morrisey concluded Blake resembles Bennie Burns, the fugitive yeggman wanted for the Hurley murder, and Blake was released as not Burns.

Yegg Burns Portsmouth N. H Bennie Blake Boston Bennie Burns Yeggman John W. Hurley Morrisey Blake

Hair and Scalp Care Warns Against Fraudulent Tonics

Woods Hutchinson argues most scalp tonics are frauds whose only effects are psychological and olfactory. He notes alcohol and ammonia dominate ingredients, causing irritation with little real hair benefit. He praises Bird's Head Wash as a superior cleaning preparation using refined soap white of eggs coconut oil glycerine and salicylic acid.

Cosmopolitan Magazine Woods Hutchinson M. D

Col George Earl Church Dies Abroad in London

London January 5 Colonel George Earl Church born 1889 New Bedford Mass died here today. He was a companion first class of the Loyal Legion of the United States and resident engineer of the Hoosac tunnel. He led volunteers in 1862 65 in the Army of the Potomac and served in Mexico the next two years while acting as war correspondent. He later worked on major public works abroad.

London George Earl Church New Bedford Mass George E. Church Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States Great Hoosac South America Army of the Potomac Mexico

Sixth annual Ferguson Company Mutual Ball draws 350 couples

Intercolonial Hall hosts 350 couples at the J. G. and B. S. Ferguson Company Mutual Benefit Association ball. After Condon's Orchestra concert, H. P. Murphie and Mrs Murphie led the grand march with Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Ferguson and Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Ferguson.

J. G. & B. S. Ferguson Company Mutual Benefit Association Intercolonial Hall Condon H. P. Murohie F. A. Aldous Simpson B. H. Swimmer W. S. Cormack W. E. Condon T. J. Griffin J. A. Cronk J. F. Hoar Harold Simpson C. Macleod Aids J. G B.S. Ferguson

End Near of Ex Empress Charlotte

Brussels January 5 The Gazette reports grave anxiety over ex Empress Marie Charlotte widow of Maximilian of Mexico. She has suffered several violent attacks and for the first time in years uttered Maximilian's name. The former empress is said to be insane and kept unaware of her brother King Leopold's death.

Brussels the Gazette Marie Charlotte Maximilian of Mexico Maximilian Leopold

Important to All Women Readers of This Paper

Thousands of women suffer kidney or bladder trouble with vague symptoms like back pain bearing down feelings headaches and loss of ambition. Swamp Root is promoted as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder issues claiming to restore health and vitality and offering a free sample by mail from Dr Kilmer & Co.

Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y Duffy Duffy Malt Whiskey Company Rochester N. Y

Reform is Urged by Landsdowne

London reports two election struggle phases. Disorderly interruptions at Conservative meetings hinder hearing for Unionist peers. Peers and Unionist press acknowledge reform of the House of Lords as the only way to answer protests stirred by the budget.

London House of Lords

Reform of the Lords Urged Amid Parliament's Turbulent Speech

The Times and other Conservative outlets press for Lords reform as Lord Lansdowne, in Liverpool, argues for a rebalanced second chamber. He rejects elective powers, backs the Rosebery plan with mixed ancestry and life peers, and urges cross party action. Leaders tour the country as meetings turn disorderly and public figures clash over unemployment and the budget. Alfred Austin adds a constitutional appeal citing service by Lords members in war and government.

House of Lords Times Lord Lansdowne Liverpool Lords House of Commons Rosebery Austen Chamberlain Asquith Great Britain London Baron Ashbourne Lord Desborough Alfred Lyttelton Mr. Lyttelton Thomas J. MacNamara Camberwell Balfour Blatchford Alfred Austin

Merger Details Increase Guaranty Trust Capital

New York January 5 details of the Guaranty-Morton-Fifth Avenue Trust merger were released after a directors meeting. The Guaranty Trust capital stock rises from 3 million to 5 million, with total deposits at 126 million and surplus near 21 million. Henry P. Davison of J P Morgan & Co announced the deal noting Morgan interests gain control of the leading national trust. The plan awaits stockholder ratification at a January 25 meeting.

New York Guaranty-Morton-Fifth Avenue Trust Company Guaranty Trust Company Henry P. Davison J. P. Morgan & Co

Three Hurt In Car Collision At Hingham

In Hingham on Rockland street a collision between an electric car and a one horse wagon left Frank White gravely injured possibly losing a leg James Dowd and John Wheeler suffered lesser injuries. All three men were taken to Hull police station after the wreck occurring in a storm on wet tracks blocking the road.

Hingham Frank White James Dowd John Wheeler Rockland Street Wheeler Nantasket Dowd White Hull

Block tracks and are fined block tracks and are fined

Three teamsters were fined ten dollars each in two cases for obstructing street car tracks. Patrick Coleman of Charlestown and Richard Mulcahey of Charlestown were convicted in Dorchester District Court for blocking Adams Street on December 23. John A. MacDonald of Somerville received a similar sentence in South Boston District Court for halting the rail on Dorchester Avenue on January 4. None appealed.

Dorchester Patrick Coleman Mystic Street Charlestown Richard Mulcahey Pearl Street Adams _ street Lonsdale Templeton Streets Churchill South Boston John A. MacDonald Somerville Fallon Dorchester Avenue Dorchester Avenue Bridge Broadway

82 Year Old Warren Cutler Praises Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey

Warren Cutler of Woburn Massachusetts aged 82 says Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey restored vigor and strength in his declining years. He reports feeling 30 years younger after about two years use and credits a Boston Globe article with guiding him to the product. The ad asserts endorsements from clergy doctors educators nurses lawyers and other professionals.

Warren Cutler Woburn Mass Duffy Cutler Boston Globe Woburn, Mass

Taylor Holds Five Rallies for Mayor in City Wards

Nathaniel H. Taylor spoke at rallies in Wards 40 12 17 19 and 20. At Shawmut Club Ward 12 he urged voters to act on conscience saying there will be more votes on election day from conscientious motives and citizens will seek ability qualifications and honesty in the candidate.

Nathaniel H. Taylor Shawmut Club Jan. Il

Mrs Glover testifies before Middlesex grand jury

Mrs. Clarence I. Glover widow of a Waltham laundryman testified before the Middlesex grand jury in Cambridge for about three hours regarding the Hattie Le Blanc case. Her attorney Samuel D. Elmore and partner A F Tupper were seen leaving with her after questioning. Other witnesses present included Undertaker Coolidge and Mr and Mrs G F Freeman. More testimony planned today.

Clarence I. Glover Waltham Hattie” Lé Blanc Middlesex Cambridge Hattie le Blanc W. F. McKenna The Waltham Police A. F. Tupper Elmore

Japs Present Gold Cup To Emperor In Courtesy Gesture

In Torio on January 5, Rear Admiral Sebree and Rear Admiral Harber with American officers received attention as they presented a gold cup from the Philadelphia mint to the Emperor signaling friendly ties amid the visit.

Torio Sebree Harber Philadelphia

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