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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1910
Page
7
Joseph Polsa of the Clara G. Silva crew was nearly pulled overboard when a fishing hook snagged his cheek while hauling lines south of the Cape. He hung to the dory, gnawed the line, and reboarded after the vessel rescued him. The hook was cut from his flesh and he returned to work.
General Miles outlines expected outcomes if Japan attacks the United States, offering a provocative scenario for readers. The piece previews material slated for next Sunday's Post magazine.
Advertisers tout Poslam as the premier skin remedy with cures for eczema and various skin diseases. The copy claims rapid relief, itching stops after initial use, and blemishes fade with treatment. Sample mailings are offered free by Emergency Laboratories in New York City.
Lindsay Morison, manager of the American Music Hall, resumes after surgery at Charlesgate Hospital to open June 20 with Boston favorites. The season features St Elmo as first production with Wilson Melrose as leading man and a cast including Mary Sanders Rose Morison Katherine Clinton William Hanson. The Squaw Man and other big American successes follow at popular prices.
Thomas Quinlan of East Everett plunged 35 feet to a concrete bottom while dodging a moving bucket at Quincy square cut in the new Cambridge subway. He was taken to Cambridge Relief Hospital with serious injuries per doctors.
By 10 PM yesterday the EM F Thirty on a utility and stability run in Boston had logged 288 miles at about eight miles per hour. Drivers reported 614 gear shifts since Monday morning as they navigated crowded streets dodging teams and tight corners. Theodore Karl praised the engine's steady performance and said it could go on indefinitely.
The Allan steamship Parisian, captained by T. P. Hains, docked at Mystic Wharf Charlestown bringing 217 cabin and 357 steerage passengers from Glasgow Moville and Galway. Seven Galway immigrants could not speak English and required a Gaelic interpreter. many cabin travelers include David Ramsay and E. P. Kelly among others bound for Quincy and local residents Miss H. Allan and Miss M. Stevenson.
Newton June 7. Residents of Auburndale and Riverside seek limits on motor boats on the Charles River after canoeists report danger from heavy swells as boats speed past. A petition circulates to confine boating to a course between Moody Street Waltham and the Weston bridge at Auburndale.
Charlotte A. Marshall won against the Supreme Council Improved Order of Heptasophs to collect $5000 life insurance on her husband John E. Marshall of Chelsea who died March 17 1906 from chloroform. Interest brings the total to about $3000.
The State bath house at Revere Beach reservation will open on Sunday June 12 marking the earliest opening since its erection. Officials expect a hot wave after cool weather and anticipate a hot Sunday. Two new swimming rafts of latest design, built after last December’s storm, will be in place soon.
Augusta M. Clark a broker at 15 Court Square filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in U S District Court listing liabilities of 11343 and assets as undetermined She owns 50000 shares of U S Molybdenum Company held in trust by Raymond Hayes of 141 Mil Street as trustee
Boston's continuation school at 91 Bedford Street closed for summer as Principal W. Stanwood Field plans a European visit to study international continuation models. The program blends business instruction with etiquette rules, aiming to improve customer relations and professional presentation. The mayor praised the movement and the school committee's support.
Miss M. Harriet Joyce of South Boston, a famed contralto, gives her last appearance in the city tonight at Huntington Chambers before sailing for Europe to continue musical studies. A program highlighting her voice is planned and a warm send-off is expected.
Dartmouth College trustees announced two donations requiring matching funds. Mrs Jane Eastman of Manchester gave 30000 to found the Ira Allen Eastman professorship of political science with a 30000 matching goal. Judge Horace Russell of New York Class of 1865 contributed 10000 to seed a 160000 fund to raise salaries for all professors.
A Boston resident testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured her backache and kidney issues after other remedies failed. She reports rapid relief within two weeks and urges others to use the product sold nationwide by Foster Milburn Co and Buffalo as sole agents.
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