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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1905
Page
9
Public health advice touts Apitezo as a balanced energy food rich in organic plant iron from vegetables like peas beans and spinach. It claims to improve anemia in urban populations by supplying the necessary elements in proper proportions and delivering a rosy, healthy vitality.
Five men were riding in a speeding car on the Newton boulevard near Chestnut Hill terrace when it swerved and struck a tree, throwing occupants from the vehicle. Three men were badly hurt and taken to Cottage Hospital as the car was badly wrecked.
Manila dispatch reports Enrique Daguhob, head of the Moro insurrectionists on Samar, killed June 4 along with 39 followers. Advices received confirm the event and casualty toll.
Miss Emma Lothrop of Radcliffe charges Patrolman W H Hill with a sidewalk riding incident. Chief Pullen of Cambridge will forward the summons to Mayor Daly with the specifics not yet released.
President Roosevelt made his first visit to the Albemarle Farm near Charlottesville Virginia. He alighted at Red Hill from the Washington train and was greeted by William N Wilmer who sold the property to Mrs Roosevelt.
Edward Finley aged 19 on larceny charges involving Mary Sandy found intoxicated in an alley off Pem broke street. Judge Forsaith postponed the case to today to allow police to locate a Mr Brown linked to a Sunday supper. A warrant for a more serious charge was refused.
Boston police arrested a woman about 40 on Beacon street as she entered a car. She allegedly forged an $80 note purportedly signed by three women and used the name Adelaide Hogg at 47 Julian street Dorchester. She claimed to have just left her lawyer and is held at Charles Street jail.
Samuel Merton, a young Black man, was captured after police forced entry in a Dorchester Avenue drug store. The Dorchester court ruled he be sent to the State Asylum for the Insane at Westboro following a week of terror in Jamaica Plain and nearby areas.
The dead infant was found hidden in shrubs at the Chestnut Hill reservoir grounds by gatekeeper William J. Kennedy. It was taken to Jeremiah Sullivan’s undertaking rooms and later moved to the city morgue by order of the medical examiner pending a report to determine infanticide.
Executors place the Sears estate at 4 million despite a 392 500 Tremont street sale and 250 000 mortgage. Mortgageed holdings beyond Boston suggest heavy encumbrances on out of town properties including a Southboro estate and a Bar Harbor summer home. Will filing expected after Monday. widow and two children inherit all property with no public bequests. Estate value reported 5 million less than 30 years ago inheritance.
Harry MacConnell a 15 year old high school student heroically struggled in waters off Cunningham's wharf East Boston to save an unknown eight year old boy from drowning.
Thomas F. Ryan leads a group of policy holders to purchase a majority of Equitable stock from Henry B. Hyde heirs. They plan to place stock in a board of trustees to vote directors for the benefit of policy holders and to implement mutualization. Ex President Cleveland, Justice Morgan J. O'Brien, and George Westinghouse are named as potential trustees.
A boy nearly drowned while rescuing another on a wharf. He clung for over thirty minutes to a spike driven into a pile until Harold Ryder and others aided him ashore. The savior, a Chelsea resident, later learned the other boy lived nearby and reflected on the peril.
The Boston delegation to the International Printing Pressmen's Union annual convention sails for San Francisco on June 18. Attending are International President Martin P. Higgins Boston Union 67 Third Vice-President Ranigan of Newspaper Web Pressmen's Union President Kelly James Meehan and Representatives J Frank O'Hare and James B Slater of Union 67. Franklin Association of Junior Pressmen will not send delegates but will transfer credentials. It is expected Higgins will be re elected and O'Hare will again be chosen chairman of the committee on laws.
Lawrence area reports say Lynn gamblers driven out by Chief Burches moved to Revere and have occupied a house on Revere street for about a month. Neighbors note 40 to 50 men seen entering in afternoons and police in Revere say gambling is conducted there with old participants from past raids.
Nantasket June 9 Paragon Park opened with a 1500 guest parade aboard the Mayflower sea steamer. The $500000 amusement resort by Eastern Park Construction Company lit 100000 bulbs and featured Katzenjammer Castle, Temple of Mirth, Ferris Wheel, Zoo and other attractions on 20 acres of fun.
Boston readers are warned of Ringling Brothers World’s Greatest Shows arriving tomorrow. The 1000 plus crew set up a vast white city with elephants, horses, floats, and a two daily performance schedule at 2 and 8 pm next week. The parade starts Monday at 9 am from Huntington avenue with a three mile display featuring 3000 costumes, 1200 characters, 200 dancers, and 25 tableaux.
The pastor of Emmanuel Church Buffalo testifies that after trying many remedies he found immediate relief from cold headache and catarrh with Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder. He calls it wonderful and notes one application relieves symptoms.
A Post report details Harvard President Eliot's reaction to the Institute of Technology merger proposal. He cites many contingencies and legal complexities to be resolved in court and says Harvard cannot act now and must wait.
Harvard Corporation votes to pursue a merger with Tech despite faculty and alumni opposition. The McKay bequest mandates use for a scientific school and limits transfers. legal decrees on terms and charter remain, with Harvard and Tech awaiting subsequent corporate and Overseers action.
Harvard may annually appropriate funds for Tech expenses if Harvard men may take courses at Tech. If Tech joins Harvard University the McKay funds could be used for Tech, but the title must stay in the Harvard Corporation.
The Lynn Gun Club house on the Saugus marshes was totally destroyed by fire at about 7 tonight. Prominent Lynn and Boston members lose belongings stored there. Suspected incendiary origin. Loss estimated at $2000, with partial insurance.
City Point Catholic Association held a meeting at East Fourth street club rooms to mourn Hon. Henry F. Naphen ex president. Members adopted resolutions of sympathy and regret and voted to send a delegation to his funeral. President Teevans ex president Slattery Mooney Giblin Lynch and others paid tribute to his character.
Worcester reports Selig Goodman of 23 Washington Street is undergoing a second process of shedding his skin after an earlier shedding from neck to foot.
The article describes how women managing children and households exhaust their vitality, leading to headaches, backaches, sleeplessness, irritation, anxiety, and various forms of female weakness, urging relief when tired and worn out.
The advertisement promotes Dr Miles Restorative Nervine as a nerve food and tonic that soothes tired nerves and aids restful sleep. A testimonial from Catharine Sagle of Leland Iowa credits the remedy with restoring her health at 72 and promises a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails to help.
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