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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1905
Page
8
A warning to policy holders that a massive 1900s era conspiracy allegedly diverted payments from three major companies. The notice promises refunds and protection of future policies, with a June article in Everybody’s and a forthcoming signature call to policy holders.
A warning letter asserts imminent stock price collapse if unshared holders do not sell. The author claims documents prepared today could push Amalgamated stock under 50, urging investors to act now or face future dissatisfaction.
The article surveys the stock market after the Equitable settlement with a mostly professional market, notes slow activity and firm quotations, and discusses bulls and bears. It cites Amalgamated’s weak impact, New York cliques, and potential buying if peace news solidifies, with cautious optimism for a firmer week ahead.
Jim Robertson first baseman for Fordham College will sign with Connie Mack and join the Athletics after the final college game on June 19. Robertson has been a standout hitter with no errors in four years, and secrecy surrounds the deal due to college eligibility concerns.
Boston and Osage Oil Co offers 500 shares at a reduced price for immediate purchase. B BE Parker and Co advertise at 4th Milk Street, Boston.
The interscholastic golf championships run July 6 7 and 8 will be played at Brookline Country Club. Templeton Briggs of Volkmann was elected president Henry W Stocklen of Roxbury High vice president R H Manning Newton High secretary J C Jones Jr Browne Nichols treasurer. The current golf league standings follow.
In Pittsburgh on June 11 at Exposition Park Giants owner John T. Brush extended a hand to Pirates president Barney Dreyfuss after the game. Dreyfuss ignored the gesture and blasted Brush over the McGraw case before striding to the clubhouse amid surprised fans.
Mrs. John McArthur of 408 Columbus Ave. testifies Doan's Kidney Pills cured her long standing backache from kidney trouble after using two boxes. She endorses the remedy and urges others to use it. For sale by all dealers price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents United States. Remember the name Doan's.
An unknown northern New Hampshire farmer reportedly solved the problem of a universal antidote using simple New England plants. The X Zalia corporation, with offices at 55 and 57 Battery March Street Boston, operates three factory floors and multiple storehouses in Brookline, New Hampshire, and Maine.
A Boston man heard of a northern New Hampshire remedy called X Zalia and funded its development with chemists. They confirmed its safety for all and its ability to prevent fermentation without alcohol. The product, made from local herbs, is described as pure, antiseptic, and usable in home camp stable and hospital settings.
Chicago plans a fall marathon to open forgive a gala day at the new Illinois Athletic Club. Secretary Genslinger says entry blanks will go to long distance runners nationwide. at least 50 entries expected. Notable runners Albert Corey and S H Hatch seek entry. finish likely on Michigan Avenue before the new clubhouse. Extra travel offer from Boston advertises a California tour for 165 dollars 60 cents with July 5 departure.
Advertisement touts Dr Hallock Electric Pills as a cure for weak nerves and worn out bodies. Claims to purify blood, restore nerves and kidneys, and rejuvenate appearance. Sold by druggists at 1 per box with trial offer and free book and advice from HAL LOCK DRUG CO at 110 Court St Boston MA. Office hours listed.
Yale's eight for the June 29 race with Harvard shows heavier weights, with Morse possibly out due to scholarship. Williams likely at six, Kincon at seven if Morse is barred, and Yale leads Harvard in weight by about ten pounds per man on the boat.
Harvard's varsity crew departs from Back Bay on the 3 04 train for New London. The Crimson face Yale's advantage on the Thames but rely on hard work to win. Today's squad lists 15 rowers and two coxswains, with freshmen delayed to tomorrow.
Pittsburg management released catcher Harry Smith on Saturday after his arm ailment kept him from playing this season. Smith will manage the Mansillon team in Ohio and hopes to regain form to play next season with Pittsburg.
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