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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1902
Page
4
Chicago June 6 remarkable scenes as teamsters hail a settlement reached at 4 15 this morning after riots yesterday. The pact with packers avoids discrimination against union members and sets wages from 18 to 30 cents an hour by wagon size with full-time pay and a half hour lunch deduction. Labor Day off is guaranteed.
Etta Murphy a pretty 16 year old girl vanished four weeks ago from her home at 128 F street South Boston. Foster mother Mrs A M Schreen fears she left to avoid return to the Camden Street Home. Etta borrowed a dollar from a friend and possibly headed to Lowell where she believed her real mother lived.
The Massachusetts Eclectic Medical Society elected Dr. Lillian G. Bullock of Manchester as its first woman president at the 424th annual meeting held at Hotel Thorndike. About 50 members attended with an afternoon of papers, a clinic, and an annual dinner attended by roughly 100 members and guests.
A brief note contrasts dental care outcomes, suggesting certain treatments may help problematic teeth while offering less benefit for healthy teeth. It emphasizes targeted dental care and the idea that interventions should match individual need.
The Dwight Printing Company property in Ashland, built at a cost of 420000, was auctioned for 10000. Eben D. Jordan of Boston owned the idle plant. A Boston Providence and Philadelphia capitalists syndicate representative purchased the property.
The Standard Clothing Company touts Os-Wego Tru-Blu serge suits as the finest offered, backed by testimonials from prominent men in all walks of life. The blue, fast-color suits are shown as stylish, cool, durable, and tailor-like in finish, available exclusively through the Standard Clothing Company.
Testimony in the Samuel Wilson manslaughter case at White River Junction links Wilson to firing the revolver that killed EBT. Gosha. John Woodbury says Wilson admitted firing. witnesses place shots and a struggle, with Wilson later claiming a crowd tackled him and he fired.
Eighteen students were graduated yesterday at the Newton Theological Seminary. The annual commencement featured an interesting program. Graduates include Arthur C. Archibald Lawrence town N Y and Erik Sjostrand Stockholm Sweden among others from Newton Centre Portland Me Somerville Cambridge and Concord N H.
The Massachusetts State Dental Society closed its 88th annual convention in Brunswick with essays on Porcelain Inlays and Prosthetic Dentistry. Speakers included Joseph Head of Philadelphia and Dr. Loomis P. Haskell of Chicago. Boston delegates, led by George F. Grant, joined discussions before adjournment for a trolley tour of Boston area landmarks.
Boston readers are urged to visit Prof. J M George at 18 Huntington Avenue to learn a treatment claimed to cure consumption and many chronic ailments without medicines. The advertisement cites testimonials from George Gonzber of Hotel Mountford Boston and R C Watson of Concord Square praising rapid recovery and urging free consultation.
Two 12 year old boys appeared at South Union station at about 6 am as a freight from South Framingham arrived. A man and woman’s skirt on one boy and another unclothed companion triggered alarm. Both were found under a car, handcuffed, and sent back to South Framingham after uniforms supplied. Names and origins were not disclosed.
Newport Rhode Island reports the torpedo boat Wilkes completing a standardizing trial on a measured mile in Narragansett Bay and exceeding the required 2% knots per hour by one and a fraction. An endurance test is set for tomorrow morning over the same course with a one hour run, after which the vessel may be accepted and turned over to the Brooklyn Navy Yard commandant.
The Stage Matters report notes a shortage of leading men for next season and rising salaries delaying engagements. May 29 marked Mrs Clara Bloodgood’s marriage to William Laimbeer, with Bloodgood set to star in The Grass Widow.
Scores of former pupils plan a formal recognition in Medford on June 10 at the high school hall for Miss Hetty F Wait who began teaching at 17 with a first class of 110 pupils.
In Auburn Maine on June 5 the Republican sheriff race for An droscoggin county continues as the convention adjourns to 10 o clock tomorrow. Cummings remains in front with both camps vowing to stand firm. Rumors circulate of a dark horse and pacts while bitter feeling and bolting threats mar the scene.
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