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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1905
Page
4
Ex Senator Lomasney rises from humble beginnings to city leadership. Tomorrow's Sunday Post features a full page article with portraits of 20 prominent political leaders in the city.
Testimony covers clock timing at funeral services and reliability of a self reliant sister. District Attorney re examines witnesses as discussions occur over admission of Thorp & Martin sales slips and photographic exhibits. Photographers Kerrhahn and Thode present images of the Page house, the note alleged by Mabel Page, and J. L. Morton references as objections are noted.
Mrs R Reichenberg recounts a friend’s advice to use Cuticura Soap and water for healthy skin. She notes the soap keeps skin soft white and clear and prevents redness and roughness.
At 6 oclock this afternoon Mrs Sewall N Boyton of 382 Sewell street alerted police after two men tried to enter a neighbor's home. Officers Stacey Burches and Fitzgerald pursued and captured Fred Peach and Charles Twing on Essex street with stolen property tied to recent break ins. Peach has prior larceny time in Concord Reformatory, Twing previously had good conduct. The men face arraignment in local court today.
The crowded Page murder courtroom sees intense focus on handwriting and photograph exhibits. Harold Page’s testimony reveals Tucker’s reactions and a Boston & Albany train meeting, with Tucker whispering reminders to his counsel as details unfold.
The Tucker murder trial moves through handwriting testimony as experts prepare to compare 113 sales slips from Thorp & Martin with the J. L. Morton signature found in Mabel Page's room. Harold Page recounts a post‑murder meeting with Tucker, while Tucker courts intense scrutiny from the courtroom audience.
Dedham. Jan 6. Mr and Mrs John Greener of German street marked their 50th anniversary with a ceremony at the German Lutheran Church on Rockland street attended by relatives and friends. Rev Andreais Warl of Boston officiated. A banquet followed in the church vestry. The couple have lived in Dedham since their marriage and raised four children, only Frederick now living.
The class of 1881 plans a new gateway at Phillips Brooks House Harvard and a 112 foot fence to be built next spring. The project costs 5000 dollars with A. W. Longfellow Jr. 76 serving as architect.
Charles A. Mooney, 87, a Chelsea teamster for Nelson Bailey, was killed at the Chelsea north drawbridge at 6:45 last night. His wagon slipped on the tracks, throwing him to the iron work where his skull was crushed. He died after being taken to the drawtender’s house. Mooney lived at 438 Bloomingdale street with his wife and children.
Two elderly residents were rescued from a fire at 33 Florence Street caused by a defective flue. Arthur Proctor carried out Mrs. Elizabeth Church, while Patrolman John J. Bushell saved Mary Gleason. The home suffered about $2000 in damage. it is owned by the Jane Southmaid heirs and was insured.
British Naval and Military Association units B and C held elections at the Revere House for the new year. B Company named Captain C W Borrow and officers including G E Carver and William McNamara. Company C chose Captain David Thompson and officers such as D T Hopkins and R H Bryant. A Company will elect next Monday night.
Mrs. May Alden Ward opens a series with a talk on topics of the Day at 11 oclock Monday at the Women’s Educational and Industrial Union. James B. Taylor follows with The Boston of 1630 at 8 pm Wednesday, with illustrations, and the next afternoon Mr. George discusses The Decadence of English Speech.
An advertisement promises PAZO OINTMENT will cure itching bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days. If it fails you get a refund from your druggist. The product is priced at 50 cents.
Portland Maine January 6 This was one of the coldest days of the winter with temperatures dropping to 42 degrees below at Fort Fairfield and Houston The record readings continued across Maine and nearby places with Bangor 24 Augusta 23 Caribou 30 Machias 37 Eastport 8 Waterville 20 and others showing subzero or near zero levels.
A Rolla North Dakota student recalls illness from coffee in 1901 02 and how Postum helped her regain health and vitality. She describes quitting coffee staying at home in Belma Washington and promoting Postum to family and customers with positive results. Name given by Postum Co Battle Creek Michigan.
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