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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1908

Page

5

Remarkable Georgetown Couple Heads Five Generations

GEORGETOWN June 5 This quaint town celebrates Mr and Mrs Aaron Kneeland aged 96 and 92 as they near 75 years of marriage in October Their family claims they are the nation s oldest living married couple with six children 26 grandchildren 14 great grandchildren and three great great grandchildren Mr Kneeland a pioneer sewed shoe maker Oct 7 marks the anniversary with plans for a town hall reception and honors close to a century in life for both spouses

Georgetown Aaron Kneeland Kneelands United States Marri Rowley Sr. Holebrook Kneeland New England

Mme Eames Pressing Suit Against Ex Husband

New York June 5 Mme Emma Eames and her lawyer discussed the $20,000 property suit against her former husband just before sailing to Europe on the steamship La Provence The singer refused a settlement offer and will continue the case The property includes curios art souvenirs paintings and statues at their Paris home

New York Mme Emma Eames Europe la Provence Singer J. A. Appell West Broadway Paris Mme. Eames

Cuticura Relieves Severe Childhood Eczema

Mrs. John G. Klumpp of Newark reports her seven year old son’s eczema, once severe and crusted on face arms and legs, improved after using Cuticura Ointment and Remedies. She credits rapid relief for itching and sleep, and notes a two month lasting cure with high recommendation.

John G. Klumpp Mincare St Newark N. J cris + oe rug & Chem. Corp

Middlesex Grand Jury Indicts 95, Three for Murder

The Middlesex county grand jury reported to Chief Justice Aiken in East Cambridge detailing 95 indictments. Among them three were for murder and several for breaking and entering, larceny, arson, and robbery.

Middlesex County Aiken Superior Criminal Court East Cambridge John H. Higgins Somerville

Hatpin Wound Causes Death in Neponset

Mrs. Lee G. Darrah died at her home on 9 Clover Street Neponset after being pricked by a hat pin stuck in her hat while playing with a dog. She died about three hours later despite medical aid. She was about 66 years old and well known in Neponset.

Lee G. Darrah Clover Street Neponset Randolph Austin Peters Jamaica Plain Grantley Bickell Haverhill

Wood Pollard Proposes Innovative Cooling Rooms at Dewey Square

Boston area report describes Wood Pollard Co adding two large cooling rooms with built in refrigerators and a glass cheese counter to their Dewey square store. Rooms run 47 and 45 degrees, with a 9 to 10 ton ice chamber overhead. Also profiles Patrolman Lucas born 1832 and his 38 years on the force, noting career milestones.

Wood, Pollard & Co Dewey Square Boston Lucas Plymouth Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company Boston Fire Department Boston Veteran Firemen’s Association Police Relief Association Hawes Grammar School Association Station 4

Taft's Blunder Draws Political Fire From Readers

A reader letter to the Post condemns Taft for an infamous speech, declaring he has signed his death warrant politically. The writer says the president slandered a dead president, harmed veterans, and wounded Grant's family, urging voters to remember.

Taft Grant

Unsafe verdict on Monitor engineers in 19th century hearing

A Board of Pauper Institution trustees held a hearing for Engineer William Campbell and Assistant Engineer Joseph Murphy of the municipal steamer Monitor. They were discharged for inefficiency and subordination after refusing a boiler inspection trip, with Superintendent Donlan asserting boilers were sound. Both engineers claimed they knew the boilers' condition.

Board of Pauper Institution William Campbell Joseph F. Murphy Monitor Donlan Long Island Almshouse Edward Gallagher Max Wyzanski Thomas McQuade Atlantic Avenue

Retired Patrolman Lucas Fourth Division Receives Pension

Patrolman Winslow B. Lucas, the third oldest by service in the police department and the officer who arrested Jesse Pomeroy in 1874, will retire this evening at roll call. He retires at his request and will receive a $600 annual pension. Commissioner O'Meara issued the order yesterday.

Winslow B. Lucas Police Jesse Pomeroy O'Meara

Dorchester nurse wins $11,811 after derailment injury

Miss Rose G Boyle of Dorchester sued the Boston Elevated Railway Company for 30000 after an Aug 31 1904 electric car derailment in South Boston left her with nervous system injuries and facial disfigurement. The jury awarded 11811 in the Superior Court before Judge Harris.

Rose G. Boyle Morrill Street Dorchester Post Boston Elevated Railway Company Miss Boyle Dorchester Street Newman Street Boston Superior Court Harris

Post Letter Box Terms Investigation Insult to the Editor

Readers denounce the South End lodging house probe as an insult to keepers and urge rival areas be reviewed. A June 1908 letter from South End taxpayers defends honest workers and criticizes Mayor Hibbard and commission for meddling.

South End Hibbard Back Bay Commission T. A. Mullen Boston

Letter to the editor praises veterinary letter in Post

A reader thanks the Post for publishing a veterinary letter in the Letter Box. He praises the author’s experience as a source of reliable information and hopes for further input from practical men to enlighten anxious readers. Dated June 4, 1908.

Rabies Debate Stirs West Bedford Letter

A local exchange questions the existence of rabies while a writer with recent personal experience asserts the disease is real. He recalls a bulldog entering a kitchen and biting a man, illustrating the risk and fueling neighborhood debate.

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U. S MR. and Mrs Chester Saunders Newman Saunders Alfred Hall Phoebe Kneeland Cuticura Middlesex Lisi Natick Salvatori A. Strozzi Mary A. Strozzi Peter J Wilson Somerville Avenue Strozzi Wilson Napoleon J. Rivet Joseph Gaillaux Lowell Rivet Gaillaux Natick Election Cases Charles E. Hoey J. Frederick Ryan Lewis H. Rice Edward F. Brennan Hoey Ryan Rice Brennan Dock James L. B. Montague Mildred Montague Concord Hus Ambrose John F. McManus Framingham McManus Court House California Fic Syrup Co Wood Pollard E. Chickering Guy Aged Police Henry Siegel Washington and Essex Streets Boston, Mass Panama Henry Siegel Co Fico Korn Kolor Ideal Neckwear Company Kingston St L Street Bath Department Cox West Bedford The Cuamies E. Hines Company Philadelphia
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