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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1905
Page
5
Col Goetting outlines his stance on lieutenant governorship versus future governor ambition, tariff revision, and reciprocity. He supports extending trade outlets, especially with Canada, and urges unity under President Roosevelt while welcoming young party members. He emphasizes no guaranteed governorship from the lieutenant role and calls for sensible commercial relations.
Milwaukee man A Smith offers free shipment of Gloria Tonic to rheumatism sufferers with a promise of curing all forms. He claims the home remedy avoids painful side effects of other treatments and includes a free detailed book on rheumatism. Send name and address to 1322 Gloria blog Milwaukee for both items.
General Miles met Colonel Gaston in Boston yesterday for a 20 minute conference amid a hot office scene. The talks aimed at Gov Douglas changing his decision not to run, with no clear results reported before Miles heads to Europe and Gaston to Maine for a month. Officials signaled possible support for Thayer if Douglas declines, while Buckley and Schaefer echoed hopes for Douglas or a strong substitute.
Secretary of the Committee on Garden Party hosts a well attended garden party and a ball game featuring the Crescents of Cambridge versus the Warrens of Neponset. Proceeds fund the home’s operations with a full schedule on a shaded hilltop grounds. The document lists extensive committee and table details, naming dozens of volunteers across multiple tables and regions.
Patrick F McDonald declares his Dorchester Senate bid and asks Democrats in Wards 16 20 and 24 for support after protests from the Boston Post coverage. He reports hundreds of responses and pledges to mobilize volunteers once the heat subsides.
Miss Edith Barrett daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Gordon Barrett of Roxbury married Dr Henry Carter Kennington at Old St Pauls Church Tremont Street by Rev Edward Tillotson. The bride has taught at Pauline Street School Winthrop for six years and is daughter of St Pauls Church sexton. The couple honeymoon camping at Centre Lovell Maine.
The annual garden party at the Daly Industrial School will be held next Saturday on the school grounds. A Spanish Maypole dance by Jamaica Plain children adds color along with a vaudeville entertainment lineup, enhancing the outdoor program.
Funeral services for Mrs. Winifred Bonner age 33 wife of Frank Bonner formerly with the Boston National League team will be held tomorrow after she died by drinking carbolic acid yesterday in Kansas City.
The suit filed in the Supreme Court claims $7035 was deposited as a trust fund for Mrs. Alice Morrison under the will of David Morrison. Lyman R B Hurd seeks to hold National Security Bank liable, alleging lack of notice and improper handling of funds. A temporary injunction was issued against the banks, with a full hearing to follow.
In Talbot avenue and Brent street area protesters pledge to sign a petition before work begins. Property owners Mr Warren Mr Costello and Dr Lang warn that tracks and poles would ruin real estate values and damage the avenue used for pleasure driving.
Louis L'Angel a Swiss waiter shot himself Tuesday evening at 238 Melrose Street and died 5:15 yesterday morning at City Hospital after an operation failed to save him. Despondent over his wife’s refusal to join him in New York, he fired four bullets into his head while melancholia worsened by loneliness, and friends will arrange his remains.
In Dorchester New Dorchester residents protest the Board of Aldermen and Common Council granting Boston Elevated the right to lay tracks on Talbot Avenue from Peabody square to Codman square. Charles H. Warren of 66 Brent Street leads opposition with Alderman Hennessey and Charles J. Lincoln guiding a committee.
Temperatures hovered in the high 70s to mid 80s as a brutal heat wave persisted. Two deaths were reported, James Glinn and Edward G Tutein, with four more prostrations and two likely fatal accidents due to the heat. Ralph Lord and Albert Anderson died after falls from dangerous heights while working in the heat.
Wakefield July 12 William Fr Bigelow a Griver for Cutler Bros of this town was so overcome by the heat today that he was taken to the Danvers insane asylum for examination. Bigelow 40 years old and married with a home in Reading.
Mt. Washington summit records 56 at 6 am and 64 at 9 am marking the warmest spell in years. A large snowbank lingers on Mt. Jefferson, visible from the observatory area.
Memoir style endorsements from military and stage figures praising Peruna as a cure and tonic. Mortimer Kaphan recounts use during campaigns and on tour in 1931 Broadway. Ex-Capt. William T. Johnson and actor Carleton Macy also attest to Peruna’s benefits for catarrh and general well being.
Ships from several ports broke through a week of dense fog along the Atlantic coast and entered Boston harbor with cargoes including 13 400 railroad ties aboard the Baines Hawkins. One fishing schooner grounded at Bug Light but was towed off and towed to T Wharf with minor leaks.
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