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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1905
Page
2
A medical claim asserts nerves drive all organs from heart to kidneys and that strengthening them cures a wide range of illnesses. It says Dr Miles' Nervine restores nervous health and had patients like G W Archbold who allegedly found relief after two years of other treatments. guarantees first bottle or money back.
Escaping gas has caused the death of nearly 70 large maple and elm trees on Washington street in Medford. The Malden-Melrose Gas Light Company acted to repair leaks, and Dr. George E. Stone of Amherst Agricultural College found many trees saturated with gas. The city will seek settlement from the company and residents fear property values will fall.
A. R. Leighton of Westford, a berry raiser for the Boston market, was killed in Lexington when his horse bolted on Middle street this noon. He stopped to feed the animal after selling berries, removed the bridle, and was trampled as the horse ran. He died almost instantly after being carried to the sidewalk.
Policyholders and industry figures back Commissioner Cutting's proposals to reform life insurance cost structures. Brandeis argues old line firms are overexpensive, while savings banks show efficiency, and echoes call for changes to benefit beneficiaries and prevent eroding guarantees.
Pittsburg July 26 Carl F Miller a leading local merchant says he is perfectly happy in his marriage and declines to discuss a clause in the will of his old sweetheart Anna M Gunning which would grant him half a million dollars only if he divorces his wife. The will provides that the divorced wife would not benefit.
A Wisconsin creamery manager testifies that quitting old coffee and switching to Postum Food Coffee improved digestion, reduced stomach fullness and heart palpitations, and sharpened his mental faculties. He credits his wife for guiding the change and praises Postum as the greatest table drink of the times. There’s a reason.
Daniel Shea of 17 Unicorn street was freed after Medical Examiner Hurd ruled his wife’s death from apoplexy with no signs of violence. The widow dies after being found ill at home. Shea’s sister-in-law insists on abuse and recalls past assaults. He had a suspended drunkenness sentence earlier. he disappeared after release. Burial planned at the Church of the Immaculate Conception with Father Ryan officiating.
In Chelsea Police Court Judge Bosson criticized lawyer B B Dewing and moved the Riley assault case against John F Riley to the grand jury. The judge also condemned Patrolman Brown’s conduct after testimony by George A Perkins who accused Brown of taking him to the station instead of arresting Riley. Brown denied checking Perkins clothes as evidence.
Six of Uncle Sam's tiny torpedo boats Bagley Barney Biddle Shubrick Thornton and Tingey are readied at Norfolk for a 10 000 mile trip to Manila planning to sail within a year. Each ship displaces 165 tons carries 50 to 80 tons coal and has a 700 to 1000 mile steam radius requiring towing for most of the voyage.
A close friend of Senator Lodge counters a Washington dispatch by Walter Wellman claiming Roosevelt and Lodge are at odds. The friend calls the report false and silly, alleging Wellman holds a personal grudge and bias against Lodge.
An advertisement for Dr James M Solomon offers free consultations at 2A Beacon Street with hours 10 am to 6 pm and Saturday until 9 pm. He promises to diagnose at no charge and to charge only if the case is curable, and claims to cure cancers and tumors by absorption method along with treatment of chronic and blood diseases and all diseases of men and women.
Thomas William Bailey Pomeroy, a 60 year old former Boston resident, fights in Montana courts to recover his father's estate left to the state after five years unclaimed. He seeks reversal of a lower court award to the state, with plans to press his claim in the United States Court of Appeals.
Plans completed for the American Floating Exposition a world tour from New York in January 1906. The ship will carry exhibitors a surgeon and interpreters for German French and Spanish. The voyage spans 15 months over 60000 miles visiting Europe Asia Australia South America Central America and the West Indies.
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