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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1910
Page
8
Pittsburg July 14 Ernest W Bowman former assistant cashier of the Citizens National Bank of Tionesta was sentenced to 10 years in the Western penitentiary by Judge James Q Young after pleading guilty to misapplying bank funds and making false entries for nearly two years.
A new drugethine double strength preparation promises to clear and whiten freckled skin. It claims to work on stubborn cases and comes with a money back guarantee. Offered by Houghton and Dutton with an ounce package available.
A Post photo hunt in the financial district offers five dollars in gold to the driver who identifies his team by visiting the City Editor at 275 Washington Street. Several teams and drivers are named, including L. A. Kneeland of Wilmington and Thomas Adams of Dorchester, who already collected rewards. Other boxing results mention Jabber Delmont of New Bedford and bouts featuring Tony Mamingo and Bennie Burke amid heat and exhaustion.
The round robin between Johnny Cavill and his tougher antagonist at the Ameri can A. C. ended in the seventh with Cavill unable to mount a serious challenge. No decisions were rendered, but Cavill showed little advantage as Lorenzo of Boston pressed the pace and Dominate.
In a sweeping discussion of lifting a white man’s hopes, Peter Maher was notably overlooked. the remark underscores the complex dynamics of opportunity and recognition within the broader context.
Remedy claims quick relief for sore sweaty tender and swollen feet with a lasting cure. It pledges natural size reduction, cleansing pores, and immediate to weeklong improvement. Sold at 25 cents per box through Walter Luther Dodge Co.
Pittsfield reports a clash between Mayor Mac Innis and the Civil Service Commission over two reserve police appointments made in February. The commission ruled one appointment illegal and threatened withholdings and court action. the Mayor refused to retract, asserting the appointment will stand. The Board of Aldermen supports him as both sides escalate.
Arthur B. Sederquist Harry F. Curtis and John B H Barry faced arraignment in Superior Criminal Court before Judge DeCourcy and pleaded not guilty to indictments charging about $500000 in larceny. They were linked to Sederquist Barry & Co a former Consolidated Exchange member. Additional indictments accuse conspiracy to steal and keeping a bucket shop. Charles H Rollins remained abroad awaiting arraignment. D Eustice Bigelow and Perley L Freeman also indicted but not arraigned awaiting extradition. Prosecutors aim to bring all to trial early fall.
City Affairs critiques the Mayors handling of Joseph P O Brien and officials in the bath department citing alleged political meddling and biased hearings. The piece supports Ernst and Emerson for municipal roles and opposes the Rising Sun Street Lighting contract while urging repeal of the loan act for school houses.
Washington July 14 The capital society set anticipates the wedding of Miss Katherine Elkins and William F. Hitt son of the late Congressman Robert R. Hitt with Duke of the Abruzzi among expected guests The couple, long acquainted at gatherings, will formalize plans upon Miss Elkins return from abroad in October The Elkins and Hitt families express pleasure at the match noted by friends at the Chevy Chase Club and among the social circle in Washington and beyond.
Barton Vermont July 14 A strange fever that defies diagnosis is epidemic here per Dr H P Holton of the State Board of Health Two hundred are afflicted but no deaths reported All patients show general nausea a sign of typhoid fever yet tests fail to find typhoid germs Authorities are puzzled by the outbreak
Samuel Berkman aged 13, a student at English High School and son of Abraham Berkman of Waites Street Dorchester, has been missing for several days. He left for a picnic on Monday at Long Island and was last seen at South Station. His father asks the Post to aid in locating him.
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