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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1910
Page
6
The San Juan liner arrived with details of a bloodless clash between U S naval forces at Corinto and Nicaraguan authorities. The encounter occurred near Corinto after the U S forces engaged the area following reports from the port. The vessel had departed Corinto December 28.
Captain Nelson sought clearance on December 27 but was blocked until Captain Chavez, protected by the American consul, was handed over to authorities. Signals to the US fleet prompted quick action by Captain Oliver, who allowed Nelson to depart after five minutes to secure the papers. Chavez traveled as a passenger aboard the City of Para.
Hoboken police receive letters from women across the nation claiming Amiel Carl Von Mueller, jailed in Los Angeles, married eight women near New York and took their money and jewelry. Mrs L Schoppe of Baltimore says he stole her funds. Mrs Susan Smith of Dubuque accounts for 2300 dollars and jewelry. Mrs Fannie Wagner of Rockwell says he took 1000 dollars and jewels. Officers head to Los Angeles to fetch him.
Pitts Edwin Howes a physician of 708 Washington Street Dorchester has filed a bankruptcy petition in the U S District Court listing liabilities of 2259 23 and no assets.
An essay argues climate and cuisine shape health and claims Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets cure indigestion. It promotes using two tablets after meals, describes their digestion power, and offers a free sample by mailing name and address to Stuart Co. Marshall Michigan.
Members of the New England News dealers Association gathered at the Crawford House to celebrate a decade of activity with a banquet. The event combined with Ladies Night as women guests attended the meeting and theatre outing. A. W. Rice, committee chair, welcomed attendees while speeches were limited by time. The party included 50 prominent newsdealers and Boston circulation managers, with many joining the afterwards at the American Music Hall.
In Paul Revere Hall Mechanics Building the Gilchrist Company Employees Benefit Association hosted a well attended grand march by about 600 guests. E R Phelps led floor duties with an energetic team while O E Kennedy headed the reception, and the Thomas J Ryan Orchestra provided music with popular extras well received.
Thousands across New England study famed paintings as the Sunday Post reproduces colors. Next Sunday four of Van Dyck s most celebrated pictures appear in color for readers to examine.
A reader asks Miss Champagne if a two year older suitor loves her or another girl. Advice urges direct talk during alone moments, confronting rumors and seeking clear explanations about his intentions and lasting commitment.
A 19 year old business girl asks how to handle a jealous partner after he reacts angrily to a cigar she received from a friend. The columnist suggests asking for forgiveness once and avoiding similar jokes, noting jealousy and poor timing as the issue.
A collection of handwritten style recipes from multiple contributors including Mrs E S Paine of Beverly and Annie E Nichols of Reading. Recipes cover custard pie filling with milk and vanilla, a nutty apple pie with bread crumb crust, a walnut brittle style mix, and a peanut brittle like confection with melted sugar.
The Rt. Rev. F. F. Johnson of South Dakota will address the Massachusetts branch of the Woman's Auxiliary to the Board of Missions this afternoon at St. Paul's. A reception will greet Rev. Horace Hayes and Mrs. Hayes at First Free Baptist Roxbury. Noon service at St. Paul's features Rev. Frederick A. Sill. J. Albert Wilson of Winchester organ at All Saints Ashmont tonight. Messiah Auburndale reports officers Adams, Goodwin, Edward Ward, F. S. Hoyt. Shawmut Congregational foreign missionary society met in vestry with Miss Martha Shannon as guest and speaker. Rev. Donald M. McQuarry of Newton spoke to Beth Eden Baptist youths in Waltham last night.
A Boston Post feature invites identification of a photographed Exeter street child to win a five dollar gold piece. The winner must present the child at the City Editor’s room, 73 Washington Street, between 3 and 5 pm within five days, with proper ID and the child dressed as in the photo.
The tribute by Walt Mason celebrates Mark Twain as a genial force who banishes sorrow and fuels courage. It praises his wit, contrasts it with praiseful monarchs, and wishes Twain long life and enduring humor for a world that would brighten when he moves on.
A vintage ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast cure for fermentation and sour stomach. It claims relief within minutes from dyspepsia and stomach distress after meals, with a price of fifty cents at local pharmacies.
Revived Louis XVI vogue features a scarf with raised and sunken blocks. Made of four teen skeins of Fleisher's Shetland Floss, it stays soft and drapes in graceful folds. Full directions and more patterns are in Fleisher's Knitting and Crocheting Manual, the authoritative guide to yarn fashions.
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