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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1904

Page

4

Sun Dead or Alive Case in Chinatown Deportation Probe

Ng Sun, a Chinaman rounded up in Chinatown last October, was reported dead by friends as trial neared. District Attorney Garland seeks proof of death and may sue Briggs the surety. investigators suspect a deportation evasion scheme involving another Chinaman. About 40 Chinamen have been sent to San Francisco for deportation.

Ng Sun Chinatown Fred Briggs Howard Street Hale Gartland Massachusetts General Hospital Garland Circuit Court’ of Appeals Lowell San Francisco

Cherry Blossom Japan and the healthy woman’s path

A travel reflection on Japan’s spring beauty and cherry blossoms, then a promotional piece for Dr. R V Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. It advocates natural development of young women, urges sunshine and fresh air, and cites testimonials praising the medicine's supposed benefits without alcohol or narcotics.

Japan Oine R. V. Pierce Buffalo N. Y Pierce Kellie D. Stark Bethesda Society Gardner Street Worcester Mass Geo. Sugden Bonda St Saginaw South Mich Dr. Pierce

Immigrant steerage rates spark influx and deportation concerns

Commissioner General Frank P. Sargent reports a surge of undesirable immigrants arriving in New York as ocean rate warfare drives steerage fares down. London to New York fares drop to 9.60 pounds and the Cunard line exits the passenger agreement, with a new Boulogne route at 2 pounds seen as unsustainable.

New York Ellis Island Frank P. Sargent Commissioner-General of Immigration Washington Cunard Line London Boulogne

Murdock’s Liquid Food touted as superior nutrition

An 1880s advertisement extols Murdock's Liquid Food claiming raw milk power, high digestibility, and superior nourishing value. It cites Dr James Crichton Browne, claims of hospital outcomes, and endorsements by medical associations to support claims of health restoration and exceptional albumin content.

British Lanatory Association James Crichton Browne Lathesby Murdock American Medical Association British Medical Association S. P. Sharples Massachusetts Sam L Chemiat Bobton

Inventor Seeks Receiver in U S Steel Dispute

Gustaf Lundin filed an equity court petition asking for a receiver to manage United States Steel Company affairs. He claims the company uses his patents in steel conversion without right. A hearing date will be set.

Equity Gustaf Lundin United States Steel Company

Directors Named for Young Men's Catholic Association Boston

Rev. William F. Gannon names directors for the coming year: John B. Dore the retiring president Edward J. O Neil William H Dowling and Joseph J Foley. Joining by member selection are Matthew F. Sheehan Charles J. Murphy John R. Walsh and Leslie W. McDonald who will meet soon to choose a president and secretary.

Young Men’s Catholic Association William F. Gannon S. J Boston College Young Men’s Catholic Association of Boston John B. Dore Edward J. O'Neil William H. Dowling Joseph J. Foley Matthew F. Sheehan Charles J. Murphy John R. Walsh Leslie W. McDonald

Class Day at Brighton High School graduates 1904

Yesterday afternoon at Brighton high school the class day exercises of the 1904 graduation class drew applause. Over 250 relatives and friends attended the dancing afterward with an attractive program. Participants included Nellie Schroeder in class history, J Herbert Sizer in class oration, Fred Denny for the class poem, Alice O Meara for class prophecy, Gertrude R Ellis for class will, Helen McDermott for class song. Marshals were Willard D Woodbury Helen C Lawless and Jerry R Downing. Matrons were Marion A Hawes Marietta A Allen and Eunice B Critchet.

Brighton Fligh School Nellie Shroeder J. Herbert Sizer Fred Denny Alice O'Meara Gertrude R. Ellis Helen McDermott Willard D. Woodbury Helen.c. Lawless Jerry R. Downing Marion A. Hawes Marietta A. Allen Eunice B. Critchett

Dr Pierce's Favore Icohol product claim notice

A notice declares that Dr Pierce's Favore Icohol and similar tonics are pure plant compound medicines and warns that anyone making false statements about their ingredients will be prosecuted. The text appears as a political or medical claim with a signature or header TANTR U 8 PRESIDENT.

Woman Dies After Spider Bite in Knoxville

Mrs Laura Wilson widow of Professor J C Wilson died in Knoxville after being bitten on the hip while dressing. Medical aid and antidotes were given but her pain intensified and she passed away.

Knoxville Tenn Laura Wilson J. C. Wilson

Babies Cry for Absent Mother in Somerville

Jerome Look seeks his wife Carrie who left their Tennyson Street home with their children aged 5 and 7. The elderly grandmother cannot care for them as Look, once employed at Bradley Fertilizer, searches for clues to her whereabouts possibly in Concord, New Hampshire. The family background notes Look’s education and his late Captain father’s prominence on the Boston waterfront.

Jerome B Tennyson Street Somerville Carrie Jerome B. Look

Scientists Meet Today at First Church Boston Sessions

The annual meetings of the First Church of Christ, Scientist in Boston begin this morning with an executive session. The communion service is planned for tomorrow and a large non resident turnout is not expected though visitors are welcome. Three services at 9 11 in morning and 3 in afternoon. Annual business meeting on Tuesday June 14 by card only at the church on Norway and Falmouth streets.

First Church of Christ, Scientist Boston Norway and Falmouth

Picnic for Boston Telephone Operators at Salem Willows

Fully six score of night operators from the Boston division of the New England Telephone Company joined the annual traffic department picnic at Salem Willows. They played baseball between metropolitan and suburban exchange teams, won by the metropolitan side, and a bowling match saw the ladies take the laurels. Managers Thomas Hogan and Joseph Wall organized the event.

Boston New England Telephone Company Salem Willows Thomas Hogan Joseph Wall

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