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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1912

Page

5

Sweep of fraud probe hits Irish and Scotch linens

Secretary MacVeagh ordered a broad inquiry into imports of Irish and Scotch linens after a treasury briefing with Curtis, Loeb, and Wilkie. Officials claim extensive under valuation depriving the government of duties, with an initial loss of 18000 attributed to a single small firm and potential spread to others.

Washington MacVeagh Curtis Loeb New York John E. Wilkie Customs Treasury Department

Skin beautifying wax promises clear youthful skin

An article from Woman's Home Journal advises against masking skin flaws with paint or powder. It recommends mercorized wax applied nightly to remove freckles pimples blackheads sallowness and other surface blemishes, plus a saxolite wash for wrinkles sagging cheeks and double chins.

Two Schooners In Collision. One Sinks

Boothbay Harbor Maine June 3 The two masted Bangor schooner Cora Green sank last night about ten miles west of Seguin. The James Young of Bath arrived with the crew of the Cora Green and news that Captain Amos Pinkham and three men abandoned ship by boat and were taken aboard without trouble. One crewman had a slight arm injury.

Boothbay Harbor James Young Bath Bangor Cora Green Seguin Green Halifax Amos Pinkham Young

Poisoned roses claim spurs Chicago divorce case

Mrs. Rose Ebeling accuses husband Frederick Ebeling of attempting to poison her by sending roses. The Illinois Circuit Court filing for divorce notes the flowers were sent after she instructed her attorney to prepare the plea and that the servant felt overpowered by fumes from the package.

Chicago Rose Ebeling Frederick Ebeling

Militia Possible as Clinton Labor Clash Escalates

Clinton, June 3. Labor unrest flares as strikers clash with police near mills. Greek workers attacked, several injured, and authorities consider militia as Major Walsh and Sheriff Dwinell oversee security. Grover Perry of San Francisco directs IW W organizing efforts amid protests and mass meetings.

Warrants expected for officers over strike crowd shooting

Leaders of the Industrial Workers of the World say warrants for arrest will be sought tomorrow for police who fired on retreating strikers injuring seven men and multiple women near the Church of the Holy Rosary. Injured include John Hoffman George Paul and Augustus Vettras. A mass meeting followed nearby as tensions flare.

Oak Street Acre Chestnut Street Cameron Street Church of the Holy Rosary Hoffman Paul Vettras Worcester Fitchburg Grover H. Perry San Francisco G. & Gibson Dennis J. Callahan Industrial Workers of the World Callahan Thomas L. Walsh David J. Walsh John Hoffman George Paul Augustus Vettras

Nazareth Academy Praises Father Johns Medicine

A letter from Mother Antoinette of Nazareth Academy in Concordia Kansas commends Father Johns Medicine as a safe tonic and body builder. She notes sisters using it gain health and strength, praising its alcohol and drug free, nourishing ingredients.

Nazareth Academy Father John Mother Antoinette Nazareth Concordia Kansas

Glass shatters on smoking car of Chicago-Boston express

Two passengers sustained minor cuts as flying glass from a cras h between a westbound freight and the Chicago Boston express on a curve near Huntington. A. S. Spiegel of Albany and A Granato of New York City were splashed by glass. both injuries treated in Springfield. The collision delayed the train by over 30 minutes.

Huntington George Plant A. S. Spiegel Albany A. Granato New York City Springfield

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