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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1905
Page
5
Assisted by Cutiura Ointment the great Skin Cure claims to preserve purify beautify and cleanse the skin and scalp while stopping hair loss soothing sore hands aiding baby rashes and chafings. It is sold worldwide by Potter Drug & Chem Corp Boston and offered with a free book for women.
Thomas Keating junior aged about six is missing from Mt Hope Roslindale since Monday noon. Family fears he was taken in an empty freight car from Mt Hope station and is being searched for along the New York New Haven Hartford line with officials alerted to inspect empty cars.
Dorchester parishioners and volunteers host a full day on Dorchester High School Field Dunbar Avenue Dorchester with 10 a m to 10 p m events. Donkey rides Punch and Judy games and races for youth. Notable athletes James B Connolly and Fish Marsh will perform. Fireworks cap the day after professional exhibitions and village tables and bands provide entertainment.
New York reports indicate a sharp drop in Equitable Assurance Society activity in the first half of 1905 compared with 1904. Semi annual figures show fewer policies issued and higher terminations, though in force policies and assets also reflect shifts.
Paul Morton head of the Equitable Life Assurance Society informed Archibald C. Haynes a top general agent in New York that his contract with the firm is terminated.
At a meeting of his sub-agents Mr Haynes proposed salaries for agents due to Equitable troubles that cut profits. He tendered his resignation some time ago.
Joseph Cavanaugh 38 of Dorchester drowned when the yacht Shamrock capsized off the Massachusetts Yacht Club in Dorchester Bay during a noon sail. Four Dorchester gas works workers were aboard. Cavanaugh drowned while the others were rescued after being thrown into the water.
The Brockton trial of Editor William Dwyer of the Search Light ended with a verdict awaited tomorrow after defense and prosecution arguments. Inspector Harris faces further action amid allegations of immoral conduct linked to Stella Elliott and others as the case unfolds.
Ginger advertises itself as a universal cure for cramps pains chills digestion nervousness sleep and malaria with quick trustworthy action. It warns buyers to look for the OWL TRADE MARK on the wrapper to avoid cheap substitutes and notes it has been the standard for thirty five years.
Lu and Nell Chamberlain run Maiden's Poolroom at Revere Beach next to the Casino. They admit only two women to support their widowed mother and pay a Hyde Park home mortgage, with a strict no gambling sign and a strict, respectable atmosphere praised by local officials.
Several hundred granite manufacturers gathered in Quincy as guests of the Quincy Manufacturers Association. Delegations from Barre and Hardwick Vermont Concord New Hampshire and Westerly Rhode Island attended a closed meeting to discuss the granite industry. The event concluded with a Japanese supper for participants.
A. H. Ross and G. W. Melvin of the Waltham Canoe Club arrived in Newport on their 16 foot open canoe trip from Plymouth. They left July 22 paddling around the Cape facing rough seas and near-upsetting conditions before continuing to New York and plans to ship the canoe to Boston. The journey is part of their vacation.
New York July 28 Theodore H Price is seen by the cotton trade as having earned close to one million dollars in the market over the last month He carried from two hundred thousand to four hundred thousand bales and is believed to have sold about one hundred fifty thousand bales on Wednesday He is credited with not overstaying his market a feat few leaders have achieved in such a short period.
The four-masted schooner Eleanor F. Bartram from New Orleans with a sulphur cargo was sighted off Cape Cod. She passed quarantine early yesterday and anchored in the upper harbor. Captain Pinkham departed New Orleans with a clean bill of health and no sickness aboard, bypassing local quarantine.
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