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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1905

Page

2

Senator Clark Improves After Brain Surgery

New York July 16 Senator Clark of Montana continues to rally after an operation for brain abscess removal. Doctors report steady progress through the night and day with four days likely before certainty of recovery. Mrs Clark in Paris has been informed of the condition.

New York Senator Clark Montana James McKernon West Fifty-eighth Street McKernon Clark MckKernon

Licensing of Barbers Urged at Massachusetts Convention

The Massachusetts State Association of Barbers met in Lynn for the semi annual convention. President John McCarthy of Haverhill resigned and Henry P. Allen of Lynn was elected to fill the term. The group voted to continue pushing for state licensing of barbers. The next convention is set for Worcester on January 15-16, 1906.

Lynn Massachusetts State Association of Barbers John McCarthy Haverhill Henry P. Allen Worcester

Boston Doctor Offers Noninvasive Cancer Cure

Dr. J. M. Solomon a Boston specialist of twenty years promotes an absorption treatment for cancers and tumors that removes them without cutting or knives. The claim centers on noninvasive methods to eradicate malignant growths.

James M. Solomon Boston

Free consultation offered at office visit

A physician pledges a no charge initial talk and office visit to diagnose the case. If curable, they will disclose it and charge according to the patient’s means and ailment.

Three Republicans vie for lieutenant governor nomination in Massachusetts

Eben S. Draper, Colonel Goetting, and Judge Hall seek the Republican nomination amid division over reciprocity. Each candidate outlines distinct campaigning styles while Lieutenant-Governor Guild pressures silence on tariff issues as party leaders weigh regional strengths across Berkshire, Bristol, Worcester, and Boston corridors.

Massachusetts Messrs Draper Goetting Hall Guild Boston Post The Post Eben S. Draper Colonel Clarke Home Market Club State Committee Mr. Draper Springfield Boston United States Crane Berkshire Hampden Hampshire Franklin Worcester County Bristol Plymouth Norfolk Dukes Nantucket Essex Middlesex Fitchburg Worcester Lodge Colonel Goetting Senator Lodge Hopedale Judge Hall

Sunburned Three Men Find Relief With X Zalia

Three men on a fishing trip returned with severe sunburns and swollen skin. They applied X Zalia repeatedly to arms and faces and soon eased pain and restored skin. The ad promotes X Zalia as antiseptic and effective for eczema as well.

New Feature In New Bedford Murder Case

In the Dewhurst murder investigation William H. Wilson a loom fixer says he walked through the park near 5 am the day the body was found and saw no sign of the crime. Ice deliverer employee recalls a night sighting of a man and a woman with a hidden man watching. Patrick Collins of 233 Fourth Street was with Dewhurst until 9 pm and denies money but mentions plans to sail to England to marry.

New Bedford Dewhurst William H. Wilson Wilson W. C. Gillies Patrick Collins Fourth Street Althoug England

Storm Damage Mounts Across Machiasport Maine

In Machiasport Maine a storm caused several vessel losses and extensive shore damage. Percy Foster of Rye Beach New Hampshire died. Arthur Davis of Machias is missing. Vessels damaged include the Mildred A Pope Lizzie C Rich Rebecca W Huddell Lyra and a three mast schooner. Kittie yacht sprang a leak and a Gray yacht sunk at Cross Island. Shore damage included a leveled barn and many fish and smoke houses at Cross Island.

Machiasport Percy Foster Rye Beach N. H Arthur Davis Machias Buck’s Harbor Cross Island Foster Mildred A. Pope Boston Lizzie C. Rich Eastport Rebecca W. Huddell St. John N. B New York Lyra Kittie Digby N. S W. W. Gray

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