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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1905

Page

4

Cuticura Soap Promises Relief for Summer Irritation

After outdoor sports a bath with Cuticura Soap is shown as refreshing soothing and cleansing. The ad touts Cuticura Soap and Ointment for skin irritations sunburn bites and summer soreness. It asserts dual medicinal and cleansing qualities and offers a free booklet How to Care for the Skins and Scalp.

Otter Aoe Em. Corp Bole Props

Sane Man Is Ordered Committed for Life to Worcester Asylum

Herbert E. Hill, acquitted by reason of insanity in a murder case, was declared sane but later found dangerous and ordered committed to the Worcester asylum for life by Judge Bond in Suffolk Superior Court. Hill, who killed Alice B. Riley on July 8, 1902, was described as violently insane at the time and is to await executive action.

Herbert E. Hill Worcester Bond Suffolk Superior Criminal Court Hill Quimby Alice B. Riley Roxbury Worcester Insane Asylum Suffolk Superior Court Union Father Chicago Labor Trust

Pretty Arline Di Campi Plans Counter to Pro Swimmer

Pretty Arline Di Campi vows a bold three mile race against a Paragon Park pro after an exhibition challenge. The self described champion swimmer, tall blonde from Ixafoozelum, says she has swum since age nine and will not take a back seat.

Arline di Campi Ixafoozelum Paragon Park Miss di Campi Post

Miss Arline Di Campi Takes On Ocean Race At Paras Park

Kafoozelum star Arline Di Campi of Tremont Theatre faces a three mile ocean race at Paragon Park against a professional, who hesitates to risk his laurels to a young woman. She notes Boston arrival and recent surf practice.

Arline DI Campi Boston Tremont Theatre L Street

Perilous Trip of Gas Launch Ends Safely

J M Morris and his 16 year old son Ralph with Preston Duff 12, all of Dorchester, were reported missing near City Point after a rough return from Swampscott. Their small launch shipped water, the gasolene motor failed, and they were towed to safety by two life saving launches from City Point. They reached home about 10 pm.

J. M. Morris Ralph Harvest Street Preston Duff William Duff Buford Street Dorchester City Point Swampscott Revere Beach Ralph Morris Deer Island Thatttle Morris

Despondent Man Lives After Threat to Commit Suicide

Robert Henderson of 1464 Dorchester avenue attempted self harm with a razor and laudanum but returned home after police were alerted. He was examined by a doctor for sanity following despondency from a severe illness. The incident occurred yesterday afternoon and Henderson asked the landlady to have the police search Dorchester parkway. He was found alive.

Robert Henderson Dorchester Avenue Station 11 Mr. Henderson Dorchester Parkway

Millionaire Van Alen Renounces Citizenship

Newport July 11. James J. Van Alen the millionaire has formally renounced his citizenship and will follow expatriate William Waldorf Astor. In a letter to the city clerk he asks that his name be stricken from the voting list as he plans to live abroad.

Newport James J. van Alen William Waldorf Astor

Marriage of Odessa Couple Brightens Minor Hall

The Odessa born couple Mrs. A Sulkis formerly Bessie Tennenblatt and Abraham Sulkis wed in an Orthodox Hebrew ceremony at Minor Hall. Nearly 600 guests celebrated with speeches against Russian tyranny and cheers for Odessa revolutionists. Ralph Sulkis served as best man while Hyman Lerner acted as toastmaster at the supper.

Bessie Tennenblatt Abraham Sulkis Odessa Welkin Ralph Sulkis Hyman Lerner

Child dies of lockjaw from Fourth of July pistol

John Mitchell 12, son of Mr and Mrs Howard Mitchell of California Street, died at Massachusetts General Hospital from lockjaw a day after using a blank cartridge pistol on the Fourth of July. He was the youngest of five children and a pupil at Our Lady parochial school. Burial from the family home at 9 am tomorrow with a requiem mass at Adams Street Catholic Church. Six schoolmates will be bearers.

Newton John Mitchell Howard Mitchell California Street Our Lady Massachusetts General Hospital Johnny Edward Mitchell Adams Street

Labor unrest sparks warnings of civil war and union tyranny

A Tribune style screed decries labor unions and leaders amid strikes across Colorado, Chicago, and major cities. It links violence to union papers and calls for citizen defense groups to curb labor trusts, pledging support for peaceful, lawful action while warning of an imminent, broad civic clash.

Fears Husband Met Foul Play Missing Man Sought

Police in Roxbury searched for Edward Hicks a 40 year old Ashland man reported missing after last seen July 4 in Roxbury. Hicks described 140 pounds with sandy moustache brown eyes and dark skin. Theodore H Buck lumber dealer a Chelsea notable died yesterday at Winthrop hospital.

Roxbury Edward Hicks Ashland Hicks Theodore H. Buck Chelsea Greater Boston Winthroy

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