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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1914
Page
13
Anthony Bingle, driver for F. W. Mears, risked his life to avoid killing a St Bernard by steering his car up a ditch. The vehicle rolled and wrecked, Bingle trapped beneath it but escaped with minor bruises. The piece hints at a Sunday Post feature by Julia Chandler Manz about a woman who is always late.
Revitalizing ad touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy to darken gray or faded hair naturally. It claims one or two applications remove dandruff itching and hair loss, restoring a lustrous youthful look with a 50 cent bottle sold at drug stores.
Five damage suits totaling 35000 were filed yesterday in East Cambridge court against Harry F. Morse, an Newton insurer and resident, for injuries from a Nov. 7 collision at Putnam and Margin streets Newton. Plaintiffs include Ellen Boutilier Boston Grace Brown Brookline each seeking 10000 and Francis Boutilier William Fairclough Boston 5000 each. John H. Brown Brookline seeks 5000 for loss of wife’s services during recovery. Prosecutor alleges Morse drove at furious speed.
OKALAND Calif Jan 8 A scientific schedule of diet for prisoners in the city jail is being arranged by Dr A F Gillihan health director of Oaks land in conjunction with Professor Myer BE Jaffa professor of nutrition at the University of California Malnutrition responsible for criminality in muses and by proper feeding of criminals their criminal tendencies may to some extent at least be removed
Galveston Texas January 8 The Seventh United States Infantry the only regular army unit in the battle of New Orleans held a ceremony es cort to the colors on the parade ground at Fort Crockett today the observance honored the historic conflict and featured formal troops and rifle salutes
An error in the fire alarm transmission last night in Hyde Park caused a five alarm signal to sound at the Tre mont Manufacturing Company on Walter and Pierce streets. About 5000 people gathered as a result at the site of a $2000 blaze.
A large crowd hampered fire and police response as a blaze began under a stairway at Tremont Manufacturing in Hyde Park. The fire spread through the first floor and up to the second, with plumbing supplies catching fire and a hose bursting scattering onlookers. Lieutenant Sibley of Ladder 28 sustained minor injuries from flying glass. the building owned by J. S. Leslie of Milton.
Concord New Hampshire January 8 Though twice asked William Travers Jerome will not come here to oppose Thaws bail. The federal commission to decide on bail for Thaw wanted New York State attorney present. General Streeter said Jerome avoided appearing likely lacking new facts showing Thaw would be dangerous if released.
The commission agreed to continue the public hearing to listen to Mr Jerome. A telegram arrived from him after the second invitation to attend in Concord. He said the commission's scope was too limited, and Thaw appeared more jubilant today.
After a hearing where supporters claimed success for Thaw, Jerome faces pressure as Thaw and his mother Mary Copley Thaw attend an Eagle Hotel concert. Friends say Jerome is bluffing and near defeat, noting the commission demanded facts proving Thaw dangerous.
Mrs. Marion Lovell aged 55 was found dead at 22 Main street Charlestown at about 8 last evening. Medical Examiner Magrath ordered a full investigation though he suspects natural causes. A bruise on the head and other marks suggest possible violence. body to be examined at the morgue. She was married 16 years to Charles Lovell and was in apparent good health yesterday.
An 11 year old boy Joseph Belevich of 143 River street was killed when a loaded auto truck owned by Dr. Col Chase Lumber Company and operated by Newman Lake of 49 Cedar street ran him down on Washington street while he gathered wood for his mother’s fuel. Lake surrendered at police headquarters after the crash and was not arrested.
Governor Haines Henry D Woodbury and Maine lobster dealers will travel to Washington for a January 23 hearing before U S fisheries commissioner Hugh M Smith to urge funding for a new Boothbay lobster hatchery.
In Rockport at Haskins hospital doctors fight to save Miss Agnes Wheeler after she ingested 16 grains of bichloride of mercury. Her condition steadied today with signs suggesting possible survival, though days more are expected for the crisis to pass.
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