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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1915

Page

5

Pajama party witness testifies about Miss Ryan case

Charles Brooks, a Boston witness, described massaging Miss Ryan in New York apartments and attending pajama parties with her. He recalled dresses, nicknames, and a man from Knoedler's studio, and testified about injuries and a possible claim for damages.

Charles Brooks Daniel H. Coakley Mr. Mansfield New York Miss Ryan Charles Knoedler Brooks Coakley Mansfield Michael L. Sullivan Charlie Captain Brooks Boston Ferncroft Inn Mr. Brooks Taylor Simpson Street Mr. Knoedler O’farrell Mr. Riley Riley Thont Ryan Broccs Moid Rachel Fall

Poslam Heals Eczema and Skin Ailments Ad

An advertisement touts Poslam as a cure for eczema itch rash and pimples. It claims rapid relief and visible improvement with overnight results. It notes Poslam products available from druggists and a free sample offer from Emergency Laboratories New York.

Lear Posjem West 25Th Street New York

Professor Allen Absolved for Killing Intruder

Professor W I Allen of the University of Minnesota was released after the Hennepin County grand jury absolved him of all blame in the death of Harl Nyrall, shot during an alleged attempt to enter the Allen home in Minneapolis.

Minneapolis Minn W. I. Allen University of Minnesota Hennepin Country Harl Nyrall Allen

Rubber Shoes For Soldiers Fueled By Malden Factories

Malden prepares 20 000 pairs of rubber shoes for warring nations in Europe. Local factories run day and night with large labor demand, hiring skilled workers and trainables. Foreign orders to America largely flow to Malden, enriching its rubber goods industry by about a million dollars.

Malden Europe America

Hyde Park Opens New Postoffice in Littlefield Building

Samuel Moseley superintendent of the Hyde Park postal district hosted postoffice officials and Hyde Park citizens at the opening of the new Hyde Park Postoffice located in the Littlefield Trust Company building on Fairmont avenue.

Samuel Moseley Hyde Park Littlefield Trust Company Fairmont Avenue

Far rison's clean-up sale at Washington Street

Local advertisement notes a big sale offering chinchilla coats at $20, kerseys, and rough Scotches with prices like $9.50. The event is described as Far rison's big clean-up sale at 662 672 Washington Street at the corner of Beach.

Farrison Washington Street Cor. Beach

Powers With President Pow the President's Neutrality Policy

Samuel L. Powers former Republican Congressman from the old 12th district endorsed President Wilson over Augustus P. Gardner. He praised the President's veto of the immigration bill and urged neutrality while opposing militarism. The dinner speech occurred at Copley Plaza Hotel for the Associated Savings Trust Companies chaired by Powers.

Samuel L. Powers 12Th District Wilson Augustus P. Gardner Mr. Powers Gardner Powers Associated Savings Trust Companies Copley Plaza John N. Cole Boston

Dartmouth Expanding Growth Cited by Nichols

Dr. Ernest Fox Nichols, president of Dartmouth College, told alumni at their annual dinner that 48 percent of the current freshman class hail from New England, up from 1 percent five years ago, and noted Dartmouth is the sole pre Revolutionary War college still with its original name and location.

New York Ernest Fox Nichols Dartmouth College Dartmouth New England Nichols United States

Schooner Elizabeth Palmer May Be Destroyed With Mines

At Delaware Breakwater on January 28 the five masted schooner Elizabeth Palmer of Bath Maine collided with the steamship Washingtonian. Captain Carden of the revenue cutter Mohawk reports the ship may be destroyed with mines upon arrival here tonight.

Delaware Elizabeth Palmer Bath Washingtonian Carden United States Revenue Mowhawk

Veils and Mesh Veiling Styles Listed with Prices

The advertisement lists Chiffon Veils in black and colors, 25c mesh veils in several shades, and New Flare Veils in multiple colors. Prices noted include 9c, 79c, and 95c for various styles and colors.

Silverware Sale Notes 1847 Rogers Bros and Community Silver

Listing notes an inventory cut with 1 8 off Shefties items and 1 3 off all solid silverware. Silverware reduced except Community Silver and 1847 Rogers Bros. items.

Rogers Bros

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