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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1905
Page
2
The Osmo-Chemic physicians announce a six day window at 18 Boylston Street offering free consultation examination with their X-Ray and trial treatment. They claim widespread endorsement from prominent doctors clergy and patients praising their new radiance based methods and future potential.
A flood of endorsements from pastors, doctors, and civic leaders claim Osmo-Chemic radiant light treatment cures catarrh, stomach trouble, bronchitis, cancer, and many other diseases. Notable names include Rev. Charles J. Lawton, Rev. Robert S. Faeria, Rev. William Morse, Julian Rose, and Dr. H. M. Eldridge, listing widespread success and urging readers to begin by June 15 for free consultation and trial.
Charles L. Tucker, condemned for the murder of Mabel Page, wins a potential appeal path as his lawyers file a bill of exceptions to overturn a first degree verdict. The case hinges on police search legality, handwriting testimony, and jury instruction concerns, with a possible fall term continuation.
Under the new law taking effect today a drunk arrested person may be released without court appearance if not arrested twice in 12 months. Police officers, probation officers, and judges outline procedures for written statements and releases to reduce daily court appearances. Judge Emmons supports the change, noting the financial and familial cost of court fines.
In Denver at the Twenty fourth street school a boy named Gonzel Game who had spent four years posing as a girl reveals his true sex after an incident. The mother explains she wanted him to grow into a good man and chose a path for refinement by avoiding rough boys.
Patrick McMahon of West Newton Mass petitions habeas corpus in Providence urging custody of his son John Eugene McMahon who enlisted in the U S Navy claiming birth date June 10 1888 making him under 18 at enlistment. Judge Brown grants the writ directing custody proceedings and review of the enlistment facts.
At the Cunard pier yesterday the family farewells a ship named Ivernia bound for Liverpool. A father receives kisses from his wife and two daughters amid cheers from onlookers as the ship departs for Europe.
The Boston University trustees delayed a decision on Professor Hinckley G. Mitchell amid fears of a church split. The sub committee report was postponed to fall as Governor Bates led the meeting and reaffirmed loyalty to the Methodist Episcopal Church. Trustees plan another session before October bishops meeting. The dispute pits radicals against conservatives over adherence to John Wesley's teachings.
A famous author and her husband move to a California ranch to cure illness with outdoor life and fruit. She credits Grape-Nuts with restoring appetite and health after a period of starvation, noting rapid weight gain and lasting use. The Postum Company is named in the endorsement. Ten days’ trial is proof.
Winchester braces for a caterpillar outbreak as brown-tail moth larvae strip trees along Lake Street and threaten residents. Fences glow with worms at night while villagers burn them. one orchard once owned by Hon. S. W. McCall is nearly bare. Tree Warden says conditions worsen from last year as city spends 2200 dollars, with more work ahead before the gypsy moth arrives.
Father Ryan of St Margaret's Columba road officiated for the second time this week at a Hasken family wedding. Miss Louisa M. Hasken married Albert Pemberton of Dorchester after a lavender silk ceremony attended by sister Lillian. A reception followed at the parents' home and the couple will reside in Dorchester after their honeymoon. The earlier wedding of Miss Helen Hasken to Martin Spinner was celebrated last Sunday.
Mark Patterson and John Ridlon Civil war veterans and neighbors in Saco Maine died on Sunday both aged 72. They belonged to the Twenty-ninth Maine Regiment and will be buried on the same day.
The Boston special carrying 260 Knights of Columbus and guests was delayed by a wreck at Caliente on the San Pedro Los Angeles & Salt Lake road. Two coaches left the track, rails were spread, and several knights suffered minor cuts and bruises as the train, moving about seven miles an hour, narrowly avoided a heavier disaster.
James Lester of Flushing New York was killed and four other men injured when a signal tower and bridge collapsed in the Long Island Railroad yard at Jamaica.
The Osmo- Chemic Physicians advertise a free X ray and diagnostic exam to determine illness. They claim their perfected instruments reveal the cause and offer remedies to restore health if treatment begins by June 15.
Permanent offices at 18 Boylston Street Boston Massachusetts with suites 8 9 10 and entrance number 18. Office hours daily 9 AM to 12 PM 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 PM closed Sundays.
June 6 Falls River report says police may attend a Shiloh Baptist Church prayer meeting on North Seventh Street amid fear of trouble. Deacon Franklin found a padlock on the door Saturday night and used an axe to break it for Sunday services. The church faction dispute centers on alleged renegades.
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