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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1908
Page
9
Readers urged to treat persistent back pain as possible kidney issue. Dean's Kidney Pills claimed to relieve urinary symptoms, reduce congestion, heal inflammation, and cure kidney backache for good.
Broad street resident James Connors reports back pain and kidney trouble eased promptly by Doan's Kidney Pills after trying many remedies. Mrs Christian Misner of B street says pneumonia left kidney disorder with night-time urination, and pills provided quick relief with lasting confidence in the remedy.
Michael Clancy reports relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills for long standing kidney trouble and back pain linked to Civil War exposure. Mrs. Peppard says two boxes of Dean's Kidney Balls cured her kidney distress and headaches with ongoing benefits to back health and overall wellness.
A gloomy report from Cambridge warns the 1908 tax rate may reach $20 or more as expenditures rise about 20 percent in five years while revenue grows only about 2 percent. The city seeks legislative abolition of the $12 tax limit to cover expenses and a $500,000 loan for four months, citing a 16 month year under a new charter. It urges copying Galveston and Des Moines charters, electing businessmen to run affairs, and notes $400,000 in uncollected taxes.
Fred Hartley, a noted wool trader once linked to Rockefeller, cut his throat with a razor at Homeopathic Hospital South End and died. The death follows pressure from debts to several banking concerns in New York and elsewhere.
Harvey S. Chase, the mayor’s accountant, told the Board of Aldermen Cambridge must reform city government or abolish the tax limit. He urged a state local government board to force city and town levies into line and proposed borrowing $560 000 outside the debt limit. He warned the tax rate could reach $20 and urged legislative action to fund operations from January 1 to March 1.
Cardinal Gotti reported to the Pope that the selection process for the San Francisco coadjutor archbishop position did not involve any personal issue against Rev Edward J Hanna of Rochester. The remark followed the meeting held yesterday in Rome on January 14.
Hartley, famed wool broker and banker linked figure, was found dead in his bed with his throat cut. once called king of American wool, he faced mounting debts after a market slump and audit shocks. he left a widow, two children, and business interests in flux amid family rumors of Rockefeller backing.
In Chelsea Police Court eight men from Winnisimmet A C were arraigned before Judge Bogsson and each pleaded not guilty. Cases continued to next Monday with four men charged on two complaints and four others on one assault count. The raid sparked much talk and divided opinion on boxing in Chelsea.
British steamer Tolesby bound from Galveston to Havre went ashore in a heavy snowstorm at Freshwater Point near Capé Race. Vessel likely total loss. crew safe.
Secretary Taft stated there is no foundation to rumors he will resign from President Roosevelt's cabinet, aiming to set the record straight in Washington on January 14.
Deputy Sheriff serves arrest order on Hay after affair alleged by Butler. Mrs Hay weeps as husband Hay is taken to White Plains, with Butler claiming damages for alienation of Mrs Butler's affections. Both families are described as wealthy with handsome homes.
A field work crew removes a patch of red clover from the acreage as part of seasonal crop management. The operation clears invasive growth and prepares soil for upcoming planting. Farm workers coordinate with extension services to ensure ground cover is properly controlled.
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