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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1907
Page
9
Mayor Fitzgerald remains convalescent and will not return to his office until Monday. He spent a quiet Fourth of July away from fireworks with his children. Dr. Keany reports the erysipelas now under control.
A week of letters from druggists across the United States tout Fulton’s Renal Compound and Diabetic Compound as cures for Bright’s Disease Diabetes and kidney ailments. Citizens from Flint Everett Ottawa Mineral Wells Geneva Omaha Sonora Nezperce San Jose Springfield praise improvements and extended life, urging requests for the Fulton cures and related literature.
Rev E A Horton urged equal justice for all and urged laws to reflect liberty as Boston celebrated Independence Day in Faneuil Hall. He praised civic duty and warned against wealth shielding crime, while Master Reginald O Callaghan read the Declaration and names of signers to applause.
William J. Bryan spoke at a Fourth of July celebration hosted by the Tammany Society in New York. He urged the party to focus on economic issues including trusts tariffs and railroads, arguing these questions hinge on whether government serves a few favorites or all people, and urging Jeffersonian equality before special privileges.
At Phillips Beach John Shepard and wife hosted open house with Daniel Webster punch. Hon. L. J. Powers of Springfield supervised the mix of lemon sugar green tea brandy claret champagne and fruits praised for its smooth aroma and mild aftertaste as guests toasted the health of the hosts.
Gloucester July 4. Maine commissioner James Donohue warns Massachusetts and Nova Scotia laws fail to protect lobsters. He notes Maine protections at both ends work, while Massachusetts allows nine inch lobsters to be sold and Nova Scotia enforces weak laws. He predicts no lobsters along Atlantic coast in ten years without reform.
Frank Todd, director of the free circus and boardwalk parades at Wonderland, died July 3 at Massachusetts General Hospital from a complication of stomach troubles. A nine year stage manager for Klaw & Erlanger, he was a Boston native.
The Roxbury Vets handtub won the playout at the Firemen's muster at Nawn's Pond Jamaica Plain yesterday morning. Star of Jamaica placed second and Tenean of Neponset third. Winners had 190 ft 4 in, mon
Seven men rode to a river picnic when a boat explosion of four pounds of giant powder killed two men and injured five others. The incident occurred during Fourth of July celebrations in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
A court martial today sentenced Petroff, murderer of Premier Petkoff, to death. His two accomplices were condemned to life imprisonment and fifteen years penal servitude. Petkoff was assassinated here on March 31.
Dorchester Winchester Saugus and many suburbs report widespread brown tail poison with hundreds breaking out in a rash. Contemporary remedy suggests X-Zalia baths to stop itching and aid healing of the sores.
Herman Bartels, Syracuse brewer and extradition arrestee, escaped from custody in Toronto as sheriff left him briefly unattended in the corridor. Bartels had been arrested in Welland on perjury charges and had appealed to Toronto courts.
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