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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1906
Page
5
A week after the suitcase with unknown contents vanished from South station no clues have surfaced. Officials with the Pittsburg inquiry remain reticent on a name while the reward remains offered and police chase every lead.
Patrolman Jeremiah S. Healey of the Charley Street police station, recently separated by the police trial board on larceny charges preferred by a Woburn woman, was transferred to Station 10 at his request in general orders issued last night.
Troy police circulated a photo of John McCabe 35 as a suspect after reading of till-tapping in Boston and Roxbury. A New York clipping cited a Troy store break in with $125 stolen. June incidents at W Washington and Warren and 602 Washington streets are noted. officers will bring McCabe to Troy.
At Oyster Bay New York Acting Secretary of State Bacon, Interstate Commerce Commissioner designate Jh E Clark, and Brigadier General Thomas H Barry met President Roosevelt for a luncheon. Bacon planned to discuss minor matters and bid his son farewell before his Harvard crew member sailed to England. General Barry will attend German army maneuvers September seventh to fourteenth and Clark sought a personal interview on the new railroad rate law.
The executive committee of the New England Amateur Rowing Association will meet at the Union Club boathouse next Monday evening to decide on action regarding a Labor Day regatta.
National Grand Lodge of the International Order of Good Templars met in Lorimer Hall Tremont Temple and elected and installed committees. Cotterill and Sutcliffe led talks on expanding to new fields and improving state work. Edwin C. Dinwiddie spoke on growth and temperance progress with lodges in Europe. About 1000 members attended. Seattle is favored for next meeting. Boston area will host tours next week.
Summer residents of Winthrop plan a one day harbor visit to raise funds for the floating hospital for poor sick children. Mrs Daniel McCarthy and daughters Adelaide and Marguerite, with Manager G Loring Briggs approval, lead the fundraising effort. Once sufficient funds are secured a date will be announced.
The Neponset-Dorchester team travels to Nightingale Field to face J P Squire. Haines and Marks will handle pitching for the visitors while Patterson and Wadleigh work with the manager Hurley.
A. 8. Esquival postmaster-general of Costa Rica was aboard the United Fruit Company's steamer San Jose Captain Owen sailing from Long Wharf for Port Silmon. He visited Washington and studied local postal methods. He expects improved postal facilities between Costa Rica and Central American points.
Judge Brown of the United States Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed a $5077.50 verdict for Arthur Perkins a brakeman of Hookset New Hampshire against Holbrook Cabot Rollins Corporation of Concord New Hampshire. The court found Atlantic Construction Company formed to avoid attachments and that the contract was a circumvention to dodge liability for the accident.
Secretary Elihu Root visited Rio Branco in Rio de Janeiro for a brief welcome and discussed Pan American alliance prospects. A grand procession greeted Root as he toured the city and met President Alves, while ambassador Griscom drew praise for his Portuguese remarks. Endorsements for Peruna as a relief for hoarseness and catarrh appear in a mid article insert with testimonials from several individuals.
Prof. Barry Bulkley of Emerson Institute writes from Washington DC praising Peruna as indispensable for orators and public speakers. He calls it a sure cure for colds and hoarseness and recommends it to those who rely on their vocal powers.
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