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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1907
Page
2
Readings from San Francisco depositions detail Bradley and Orchard testimonies on the 1904 Steunenberg murder case. Clarence Darrow leads witnesses in questioning as the gas versus bomb theory dominates the court scene.
Battle lines form as Bartlett and Whitney camps press Douglas to declare his gubernatorial intentions. Bartlett seeks a bold move by backing ex congressman Thayer with a Douglas announcement, while Whitney weighs Moran and McNary positions amid family friction and committee shifts.
An excerpt notes stomach ache and diarrhoea can be triggered by eating green vegetables and unripe fruit or by weather changes, heat, and iced drinks. It mentions prevention and quick cures but lacks concrete specifics in the fragment.
An old advertisement touts Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a cure and stimulant for numerous diseases and stomach disorders. It claims universal acceptance, hospital use, and cautions readers to buy at $1 per bottle with a free illustrated medical booklet from the Rochester New York company.
James B. Carroll of Springfield will not seek the Democratic nomination for governor. G. J. Mitchell and other party leaders announced after a conference that Carroll said he would not run and that his friends are free to act. Mitchell said he would support General Charles W. Bartlett, with Daniel H. Toomey also endorsing Bartlett.
Newton July 8 Peter H J King the Newton street railway motorman who ran the Norumbega Park car causing the death of Conductor D Ernest Le Bonte on Commonwealth avenue June 30 was arraigned in police court this morning. King pleaded not guilty and the case was continued until next Friday. He gave bail fixed at $500. The body of Conductor Le Bonte was taken yesterday to Middleboro Vermont his native town.
Patrolman William H. Johnston of the Somerville police will be sent to the Board of Aldermen to fill the sergeant vacancy created by Sergeant Gammons resignation. Johnston passed an examination that was non competitive and has served on the force for several years.
City council approves part of restoration funding for the old State House and passes a 7500 vote for Chelsea's share while a bribery discussion surrounds the loan bill. A 300000 water loan is anticipated next, with other allocations for Bathhouses, parks, streets, and public buildings across Boston.
Bramhall told the Post he backed the measure after it became clear the $400,000 street improvement item could not be stricken. He said his vote supported promised district improvements and reflected his role on the finance committee which reported the bill. He affirmed voting for it in committee.
Alderman Curley did not rush the $300 000 water loan through the Board of Aldermen yesterday amid strong Republican opposition. Reported opponents include Aldermen Bell Bangs and Clark with uncertainty from Berwin and Battis. Draper is expected to support the measure.
Judge Dunne voiced a public call that law and order prevail in San Francisco after Eugene E. Schmitz was sentenced to five years. The jurist asserted the verdict carries a message to the city about accountability for powerful figures. Schmitz interrupted to protest the judge’s remarks, but the proceeding continued.
Attorney Metson clashes with Judge Dunne as former official Schmitz faces conviction for tampering with a juror. The judge warns Metson and condemns Schmitz while noting the loss of public trust and the heavy sanctions to come. Schmitz vows to run again as an independent labor candidate to vindicate himself.
Advertising copy notes cures for abscesses and ulcers by a household surgeon paste or remedy. Claims refund from druggists if Dr Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil fails. Mentions a 25 cent price and implies a consumer guarantee.
The Pacific fleet is expanded with additional ships including the protected cruiser St. Louis 9700 tons already en route to the Pacific coast after spending the Fourth of July at Rio Janeiro.
Washington July 8 Admiral Brownson head of the Navy Bureau declares the Hochi report misquotes Admiral Sakamoto. He notes no desertions in war and that sailors may feel unrest in peace but act within duty. Japanese embassy officials deny the remarks as absurd and untrue.
In Newport Rhode Island on July 8 soldiers of the First and Second Regiments of the Rhode Island National Guard were practicing gunnery with 10 and 12 inch breech loading rifles and mortar batteries at Fort Adams and Fort Greble. Despite war speculation none of the posts showed signs of imminent conflict.
Takaba Shiro lauds American naval officers as among the world’s best praising their patriotism. He cites Manila Santiago and Cavite as memories of American courage and notes they excel in work, not just social life, when tasks arise.
Needham residents react to Newton & Boston Street Railway Co announcing July 15 fare increases beyond the Needham Newton line at Hillio t's bridge and withdrawal of free transfers to Watertown. Local leaders call the move spiteful and harmful to town growth as workers may relocate to factories in Waltham. Local businessmen urge petitions to rail authorities or a new Needham Highlandville line.
Acting on a petition by Attorney General Jackson, Justice Platzek appointed R Burnham Moffatt to hear evidence on allegations that Postal Telegraph and Cable Company and Western Union Telegraph Company formed an illegal combination to raise rates in New York and other states. First hearing set for July 16 at Moffatt's office.
John Nealy was brought from Petersboro by Chief Hall and Deputy Wheeler after being confronted by people claiming to have seen the maniac. Nealy was released with $5 for travel to Wilton where he says he can find work. Authorities denied a Chinese suspect tied to Mrs Studley’s murder amid rumors of opium traces. Sheriff Collis and deputies held lengthy conference tonight.
The Japanese ambassador declined to comment on reports that talks on a treaty have been suspended. No official confirmation was given, and spokesmen offered no date for resuming negotiations.
Viscount Aoki declining to discuss reports of an indefinite suspension of Japan United States treaty renewal negotiations. He notes Japanese officials have not heard of a Pacific battleship deployment, while Europe and America are rife with talk.
Admiral Dewey while summering at Richfield Springs New York calls the fleet transfer a mission of peace. He says insufficient ships prevent maintaining strong fleets in both oceans and favors placing the fleet in the Pacific.
In a petition filed in New York the Attorney General claims a January formation of a monopoly in the telegraph business. He seeks records and testimony from Robert C. Clowry Clarence H. Mackay George J. Gould E H Harriman Morris K. Jesup and other officials of both companies. The department has conducted a two month investigation into the alleged combination.
A promotional notice touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a nerve tonic that purports to purify impure blood and prevent nerve breakdown. Personal testimonial from Mrs. E Bradley claims restored health after six months of doctor care and several boxes of pills. It lists uses for rheumatism neuralgia St Vitus dance and partial paralysis and offers price details and mail order.
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