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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1905
Page
5
A Buffalo physician touts charcoal as a safe purifying aid for stomach and bowels. Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges, made from willow charcoal, are sold at drug stores for twenty five cents a box and said to improve breath, complexion, and blood.
Testimony in a Boston collateral loan case covers dates 1898 1899 and items pawed and redeemed. Witnesses describe a defendant’s purchases loans and money dealings while attempting to tie him to a murder investigation. Details include railroad tickets a diamond ring and cash sums mentioned in cross examination.
Testimony traces first notice on April 1 and sightings of Tucker from April 4 at his home, to city hall visits in Newton. Officers describe interviews, alibi checks, arrests, and statements about a diamond ring and other stolen items linked to the wife.
The State Board of Agriculture unanimously re elected its officers for another year. William R. Sessions of Springfield is first vice president Augustus Pratt of North Middleboro is second vice president J Lewis Ellsworth of Worcester is secretary P M Harwood of Barre is general agent for the dairy bureau and H T Fernald of Amherst is State nursery inspector Governor Douglas serves as president ex officio. The Governor alone appoints a State forester, so no action was needed by the board.
Amy Roberts dominated the courtroom as the trial of Mabel Page’s killer unfolded with dramatic detail. Witnesses including Mrs. Young and William Davis prop up the case while Judge Sheldon and Judge Sherman watch closely, drawing large crowds and sparking intense interest.
Whitney recounts Tucker’s March 23 sale of clothes and a revolver to Esther De Young and her son Jacob, with a hunting knife also offered. Pawn receipts and a missing pin linked to Miss Page surface as the trial nears detec tive testimony from Miss Roberts tests nerve under cross examination.
The Herendeen Manufacturing Company petition against Miss Delia C. Phelps was dismissed with prejudice after she agreed to pay costs and supply heat in the company offices, and to refrain from further interference. Judge Richardson presided in the equity session. a future petition could be filed if orders are violated.
George Gill Ball of Boston, star end on the 1908 football squad, was elected president of the Harvard freshman class last night. He attended Noble and Greenough School and is popular. Philip Boyer of Pennsylvanian Penn lives in Penn., elected vice president and Guy Emerson of Boston, a Boston Latin School alum, elected secretary and treasurer.
Carpenters and masons work on tearing out the corner window and wall beside Washington street near Wolf's on Hanover street. Mr Wolf plans to move the Portland street entrance further down to enlarge the men's furnishing goods department.
Advertisement urges readers to obtain the full product name and look for signature of B. W. Grove on the 25 cent Cold and Grip remedy. It claims the medicine removes the cause of grip and lists the remedy as world wide.
An advertisement touts Smith's Pineapple and Butternut Pills as a cure for constipation biliousness and sick headache in one night. It claims to restore liver activity regulate bowels and improve mood within a week with purely vegetable ingredients and a 25 cent price from W F Smith.
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