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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1909
Page
3
In Pro bate Court Chief of Police Frank M. Reynolds of Hull denies his wife Ida Fuller’s accusations of cruelty and impropriety. He admits giving flowers and visits but rejects overnight stays and bidding farewell in a nightgown. Mrs Fuller denies the prior testimony and the Boston hotel claims.
Two men share their experiences with severe eczema lasting fifteen years and five years respectively. After no relief from doctors, both used Cuticura remedies and achieved permanent cures, with the uncle noting similar success five years earlier.
A man burned in a natural gas explosion describes severe eczema after two weeks. He credits Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment, after extensive prior treatment, with curing his skin disease in under two months. He testifies from Indiana PA, 1908, urging others to try the remedies. Potter Drug and Chemical Co. promotes mailed free treatment book.
The will of the late James Bennett Forsyth of Boston disposing of an estate valued well over $100,000 was filed for probate yesterday in Suffolk County Probate Office. After special bequests totaling more than $100,000 to three brothers, the testator leaves $1000 to St. James Church Roxbury and $1000 to St. John’s Church Roxbury.
An essay urges proper living and timely use of simple remedies. It endorses California Fig Syrup Co. laxative as the one perfect option for laxative effects and recommends buying genuine Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna from the company.
President Taft summoned Senator Aldrich and Representative Payne to discuss the corporation tax amid doubts in the tariff conferees about including the provision. Attorney General Wickersham is ready to submit the tax amendment, with the inheritance tax feature likely to stay dropped.
Albert J. Thornton 26 of Brighton an Edison employee was arrested on a warrant for unlawfully diverting electricity in a Salem street store on June 27. He allegedly ran a wire around the meter and taught others the method to obtain free power. Edison says $2000 lost in six months. Other arrests expected.
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw described pressure from Harry Thaw over support and counsel costs as witnesses detailed his reaction to matters including a 2000 payment and threats to kill. Court heard testimony on Thaw’s state of mind and prior statements amid a crowded chamber.
Four men named Henry Cohen Max Brown Lewis Carpen and Samuel Schneider were arrested by officers in disguise in a crowded area watching bears. They claimed New York as home and face vagrancy charges today. A man from Lexington reported losing a large sum of money just before the arrests.
Boston Holding Company directors set $140 per share to acquire 109 948 Maine stock shares from John L Billard of Meriden Conn The plan finances 15 392 720 by 60 year 4 percent bonds redeemable at 105 and $125 per share of cost The move aims for voting control though not an absolute majority The deal prompts criticism that the New Haven railroad has circumvented state law and questions state control and regional benefits.
An 18 month old girl, Annie Bellizia, died after a heavy brewery team crushed her as she played in front of 20 Frankfort Street. The driver was summoned to East Boston police court as officers investigated the fatality. Medical Examiner Magrath would view the body.
The secret conference of Superintendent Pierce with captains from 16 stations was revealed as they toured the harbor aboard the Guardian with Deputies Watts Cain and Captains Savory O Neill and Donovan plus Market Superintendent McKay. A repeat outing is planned next Wednesday under Deputy Warren. Inspector Pinkerton ran yesterday's office duties.
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