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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1905

Page

2

Ferber Pushes Broad Set Of Bills In Boston House

Representative J B Ferber of Ward 10 Boston introduces many bills this session on Beacon Hill. One seeks Congress to pass a constitutional amendment for a national divorce law. Other measures extend police listing deadlines and require military art instruction in the Massachusetts militia. A commission to standardize city incorporation acts is also proposed.

J. B. Ferber Ward 10 Boston Beacon Hill Congress Ferber Commonwealth Massachusetts Walter M. Lindsay Phillippines Massachusetts Militia Miles

Goon's Wife Nellie Wong Goon Attends Husband in Hospital

Nellie Lem Wong Goon, wife of a Chinese merchant wounded in Chinatown tong warfare, stays beside his hospital cot to tend him and seek vengeance if his head is harmed again. Her testimony may play a key role as the government seeks to identify two Hep Sing Tong men jailed for murder assault and set to stand trial.

Nellie Lem Wong Goon Chinatown Nellie Hep Sing Tong

Death in Waltham recalls Charlestown turnkey

Elijah H. Darling, once a turnkey at the Charlestown State Prison, died in Waltham on January 28. He survived a seven year earlier confrontation with the Willis brothers during an attempted escape, was wounded by gunfire, retired soon after, and later suffered paralysis from which he did not recover.

Waltham Elijah Darling Charlestown Frome Willis Brothers

Conscience Explored In Vesper by Rev H Clinton Hay

The Boston Young Men's Christian Union vesper service featured the Philharmonic Orchestra. Rev H Clinton Hay spoke on The Voice of God and defined conscience as the inner voice of God in the soul, citing Theodore Parker to illustrate childhood instruction on the concept.

Boston Young Men's Christian Union Philharmonic Orchestra H. Clinton Hay Voice of God Theodore Parker God

Cuticura Soap Ad Claims World’s Greatest Skin Soap

The advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment as the ultimate skin care duo for preserving purifying and beautifying the skin cleaning scalps and treating rashes irritations and hair and hand care. It asserts superiority over other medicated and toilet soaps and highlights a perfume and purity of ingredients. The copy cites London addresses and emphasizes suitability for women mothers and nursery use.

London

Lawmakers Push Bills on Hearings Bonds and Building Heights

A legislative recap notes a plan for two city size based public hearings reporting bills to the General Court. A companion bill requires bonds before attaching personal property to avoid harassing businessmen. Additional measures address building height limits and taxation concerns.

John Baker reviews crisis in Russia in Malden talk

John Baker of Melrose, a Russian political exile, spoke at Maplewood Congregational Church about Russia’s crisis. He blamed aristocratic repression and discontented subjects for worsening the situation, noting Japan’s war, hunger among peasants, graft among rulers, and a weak czar hiding from popular wrath.

Malden Maplewood Congregational Church John Baker Melrose Russia

Palmer Fleet May Quit Philadelphia Harbor

The Palmer four and five masted coal schooners threaten to leave Philadelphia unless harbor and river facilities are improved. The fleet would relocate to Baltimore to load coal after the grounded incident of Heron Palmer with 4390 tons on its first voyage from Philadelphia between Grubbs Ledge and Belleveau due to improper markings.

Philadelphia Baltimore Harwood Palmer Grubbs Ledge Belleveau

Grip Col ds Laxative Bromo Quinine Ad

Laxative Bromo Quinine claimed to cure colds and grip. Advertisement urges readers to request the full product name and look for the signature of BH. W. Grove, with reference to 265c.

BH. W. Grove

Return of Mabel Walker Hangs on Maine Sheriff

Damariscotta Me January 29 The town awaits a decision on whether Mabel Walker will return home as promised by her uncle Abram Gamage or flee again as Sheriff Rafter vows to serve papers compelling her to Massachusetts or face contempt fines.

Damariscotta Mabel Walker Sheriff Rafter Abram Gamage Rafter Tucker Miss Walker Massachusetts Maine Mabel Gamage House Edward Gamage

Runaway boys located in St Louis after disappearance

Albert Hartwitch of 34 Castle Street and his companion Henry Rosenberg of 1082 Washington Street were found in St Louis Missouri. They told police they visited torn down fair buildings. Hartwitch earned bill money for his tailor father. They had $25 and were cared for by the police matron while awaiting ticket travel home.

Albert Hartwitch Castle Street Henry Rosenberg Washington Street St. Louis Hartwitch Rosenberg

Clan-Na-Gael to Honor Emmet in Boston Event

A grand commemoration of Robert Emmet's birth is planned by Clan-Na-Gael of Boston at the Majestic Theatre on Sunday evening March 6. John T. Keating of Chicago will speak, with an elaborate concert program to follow and nearly 1000 tickets issued.

Order of Hibernians of Quincy Clan-na-Gael South Boston Richard J. Dwyer William E. McDonald Division Michael T. Walsh Patrician Patrick J. Tangney Bard Richard D. Gray Oracle Thomas F. Carey Scribe Dominick Dewey John P. Duffy David Warner Michael Meagher Cornelius D. Austin Henry Corbett William Callahan Patrick O’brien James Doherty Dwyer P. J. Ferguson John J. Reynolds Robert Emmet The Majestic Theatre Silver Streets John T. Keating Chicago Ancient Order of Hibernians P. A Ferguson Thomas J. Hennesey P. A. Foley L. J. Logan Matthew Cummings Richard Howard Peter Duggan Thomas Gavin Alderman D. A. Whelton Malachi Craven James W. Scanlon Thomas J. Collins Timothy Murphy William Irwin John H. Dillon Terrence Cavanaugh R‘ Iard J. Dwyer Joseph M. Patten Edward J. Sinnott James Meegan P. Tangney Jeremiah Dinneen James McDonald P. J. White Richard Lyon John D. Collins Thomas F. Deaney John Kiley John McDonald Ames E. Cox Wiliam H. Cuddy

Disheartened Wife Slashes Own Throat at South End

Mrs. Josephine Mulligan, 70 Middlesex Street, South End, attempted suicide last night in a personal crisis, cutting her throat with a razor. She was taken to City Hospital. police report the act stemmed from deep discouragement.

Josephine Mulligan Middlesex Street South End City Hospital

Deaths in Chelsea Revere Roxbury and Beacon Street

Notices announce the deaths of Anna Gardner Catherine McCulloch Daniel F O Connor and Charles Ke Sanborn. Funeral details list dates times and residences in Chelsea Revere Roxbury and Beacon Street with invitations to relatives and friends. Sanborn aged 44 will be buried at Mt Auburn Chapel following services at Mt Auburn on Jan 30.

Gardner Chelsea Anna Thomas and Nancy Gardner Shawmut Street McCulloch Revere Catherine McCulloch Dalton George McCuloch Revere Street St. Joseph’s Church Sanborn Hotel Tudor Beacon Street Charles KE Mt. Auburn Chapel

Women and Murder Trials Opinion Split on Court Attendance

The Post prints judges views on whether women should attend murder trials. Justice Stearns says women have right to attend and learn from the law, but not to linger for days. Others call women curious spectators and condemn hissing of juries at the Tucker verdict.

George M. Stearns Chelsea Philip S. Parker Brookline Charles J. Noyes South Bosta Solomon Bolster Roxbury Court Tucker

Restaurant Burned by Boiling Fat at Lander's on Columbus

Early Sunday morning a blaze at Lander's restaurant 150 Columbus avenue caused burns to Thomas Delaney 45 of 98 Church street. Delaney, employed as a cook, was treated after officers from Division 16 extinguished the fire.

Lander Columbus Avenue Thomas Delaney Church Street Division 16 Delaney

Mrs Flanagan Dies From Room Fire Burns

Helen Flanagan a 60 year old widow living at 986 Harrison Avenue died in City Hospital after a week of burns sustained while trying to put out a fire in her rooms. She lived alone and did not seek help until the injuries proved fatal.

City Hospital Helen Flanagan Harrison Avenue

Watchman Falls Breaks Hand at Albany Street Building

Patrick J. Flynn aged 49 of 159 Eustis street fell in a building at 335 Albany street where he works as night watchman. He fractured bones in his right hand and was taken to City Hospital by Division 5 ambulance yesterday.

Albany Street Patrick J. Flynn Eustis Street City Hospital

Bank collapse hits Boston investors in Pan American case

The Pan American Bank ing Company of Chicago faces embezzlement charges against president William H. Hunt with warrants issued for officers. Boston residents named in a stock holder list include Benjamin Phipps and W. J. Sneerenger with other investors from Scranton Baltimore Toronto Vera Cruz New York and Chicago.

Pan-American Banking Company of Chicago Boston William H. Hunt Benjamin Phipps William H. Sherman D. Jones Scranton Penn David H. Carroll Baltimore United States Cotton Duck Company Delos P. Phelps United States W. J. Sneerenger Thomas Neilan Vera Cruz Mexico George H. Foster Toronto William H. Haunt New York F. C. Latrobe

Irish Historical Society Formed in Waltham

The first meeting to establish an Irish Historical Society was held at Knights of Columbus Hall in Waltham. Organizers aim to form societies across the state and nation to study Irish history and publish papers on significant events. T. B. Fitzpatrick, national treasurer of the United Irish League, spoke.

Waltham Knights of Columbus T. B. Fitzpatrick United Irish League

Dr Shoop Restorative Offers Free Trial for Indigestion

An advertisement touts Dr Shoop's Restorative as a cure addressing root causes of indigestion rather than symptoms. It promises a free dollar bottle via an offer to readers who request Book 1 on Dyspepsia and accompanying state books, with various volumes marketed through druggists and stores.

Alice E. Jones Bartlett, Sr Roxbury Dist Boston Quinona Co Hartford St Wis

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Charles L. Tucker Mabel Page Goon Hop Old Charlestown Rev. H. Clinton Hay Ard Commission Chickering Quincy Hibernians South Boston Armours Mohied Free Armour & Company St., Boston Ward Emmet Conlin Full Self Puritan Dental Co Tremont Row J.S. Waterman &Sons Ecmeral Undertakers Washington St Dudley Street Tel. Roxbury Massachusetts Breweries Co Otis Street Main Charles Almy Third District Court Cambridge Watchman Irish Historical Society Cee Dr.Shoop
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