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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
9
New York June 7 three customs inspectors and three detectives battled 14 members of the Chinese crew aboard the steam er Roseric at a Brooklyn wharf. They seized 10 cans of opium worth over 1000 and arrested three Orientals after a melee.
The will filed in Suffolk County probate notes Miss Marion R. Lord of Wells Maine who died Jan 16. It directs $3000 to the American Unitarian Association and Boston Parents Education Association for Deaf Children each, plus other gifts to several charities and individuals including executors Charles E. Lord and Charles Frank Day.
A quirky item featuring Anty Drudge inviting Mrs. Hardwork to a Monday night theatre visit and a comic reply about fatigue from laundry. The text promotes Fels-Naptha soap as a time saving washing aid with directions on its wrap.
William H. Crapo lodging housekeeper of 574 Massachusetts avenue was fined $100 by Judge Burke in police court for hurling sulphuric acid at two Harvard students on his front steps early Sunday. He pleaded guilty Tuesday and appealed, bond of $300 released.
Attorney for the defendant urged a motion to alter the plea from guilty to not guilty but Judge Burke denied the request and agreed to hear witnesses on sentence. Witnesses described the acid throwing by Crapo at two lodger women Evelyn Ward and Labelle Gordon after a prearranged signal at the defendant’s house.
President Charles S. Mellen leads a Maine Central inspection tour with 16 officers and directors. The group travels from Rockland to Bangor on the Moosehead steamship, then returns to Portland for disbanding after the trip.
Magazine advice urges secret beauty routines to please husbands. It recommends dissolving magatone in witch hazel to massage the face neck and arms. The piece claims the solution smooths skin and prevents hair growth while remaining harmless.
The 32nd annual commencement at Legion of Honor Hall awarded the MD degree to 24 graduates. Dr. Joseph McDonald Jr spoke on The Young Physician in Practice urging interns for a year before private practice and stressing measured dignity.
Miss Margaret Peabody daughter of Mr and Mrs Ellery Peabody West Newton and Otto von Schrader Snyder of Seattle were married at the West Newton Unitarian Church. The Rev Julian C Jaynes and Rev John Snyder officiated. A reception followed at 37 Perkins Street. The couple will live in Seattle.
Nashville officials telegraphed Robert Alphonso Taft Jr. to come to Tennessee, take the state bar exam, and practice in Nashville. Taft had been denied in Ohio for late registration, forcing a two year wait before Ohio’s bar exam.
Cough Balsam by Adamson is advertised for coughs colds and grippe and available at all druggists. The ad emphasizes relief and accessibility, highlighting widespread distribution through local pharmacies.
Viscount Chelsea wed Miss Marie Coxon a niece of Lady Jardine at Christ Church Down Street today. The bride, 25, joins the Cadogan title soon after the heir, who recently became heir to an earldom and a lucrative income, was declared bankrupt. Earl Cadogan, once Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, had married Countess Palagi in Florence a week before the engagement announcement.
The notice urges parents to verify Castoria wrappers bearing Charles H. Fletcher’s black signature and red signature on both bottle sides. It warns of counterfeits and counterfeit substitutes, stressing mothers’ vigilance to protect children from unsafe medicines.
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