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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1907
Page
2
Four days remain for a month of free treatment at Osmo-Chemic Physicians offices 18 Boylston Street. All patients receive medicines with no charge for consultation or initial X-ray exam. Apply by June 15 to take advantage of the offer.
The Osmo-Chemic Physicians describe themselves as regular graduates in good standing indorsed by the State Medical Examining Board. They deny association with high society fees or medical trusts, and tout modern offices and cured patients as their strongest endorsements.
A Boston area notice touts the Osmo-Chemic system claiming cures for cancer, paralysis, Bright’s disease, ovarian tumors, neuralgia and consumption. Endorsers include Melville A. Stone and other named locals. Offices listed at Boylston Street with hours and a request for 2 cent stamp for a book.
The Know Boston Editor explains the contest framework for Test No 4. Readers are urged to identify a pictured Boston building in 25 words or less and submit by 10 am tomorrow. Five or six photos appeared during the week, with all seven shown in Sunday’s Post.
District Attorney Moran attacked a surprise sentencing in Superior Criminal Court after Probation Officer Keefe influenced Judge Brown to dispose of a larceny case. Andrew Gormley, dubbed the king of local horse dealers, faced a $500 fine imposed by Judge Lawton, a sharper penalty than Brown’s earlier recommendation.
Brighton residents oppose locating a contagious hospital on Summit Hill Ward 25 and will speak Friday evening June 21 before the Board of Aldermen public health committee at City Hall. Alderman Woods says the project threatens neighborhood health and property values while Tammany leaders urge citywide need.
Governor Guild reports a cordial letter from Vice-President Charles W. Fairbanks saying he would be pleased to attend Boston Old Home week if midwestern engagements near the reunion do not interfere. The Old Home week committee and Fairbanks Family Association both seek his presence, with inquiries arriving from Berkeley San Monica Orlando Kansas City and Milwaukee. A Florida resident and former Bostonian plans to return for the celebration, though health requires a nurse.
Isaac Rosenberg and a companion stole $1000 from Antoine Turkot in a Hanover Street pool room on December 22 using the lemon game. Judge Fessenden of the Superior Criminal Court sentenced Rosenberg to two years at the house of correction, citing the prisoner's recent illness and avoiding a State prison term.
The text notes that the genuine remedy is the white package called Laxative BromO Quinine with black and red lettering and the signature of E. W. Grove. It warns that similarly named products may mislead consumers.
The four companies under Colonel Thomas Talbot marched on the Boston Common late yesterday afternoon. They performed battalion drill before hundreds, with Evolutions like assembly calls, skirmish lines, and hollow square. The battalion numbered about 200 men and returned to the armory after a final review at 7 p.m.
In Galway on June 10 a cattle raid near Athenry led to a clash between a large police posse and raiders. Officers were pelted with stones and several were injured before the sergeant ordered fire. The raiders returned fire and forced retreat, after which the graziers completed the raid.
Colonel Erasmus Weaver outlines a summer night assault plan on Boston Harbor fortifications during a joint coast artillery militia drill. Portable searchlights will be shipped to illuminate the harbor for General Davis to execute the defense plan.
Herbert Lambert fifty five? Actually 35, of 457 Main Street Charles Town, suffered facial and bodily burns from a fire in his bed yesterday afternoon. He was brought to Relief Hospital in a dying condition. A resident noticed heavy smoke from the fourth floor window and alerted authorities. The blaze was contained with little damage.
John W. Culhane son of Cambridge contractor John T Culhane passed the examination for a scholarship at the American College in Rome. He won $25 in gold in the special mathematics prize and will leave in September to begin studies in October. Archdiocese of Boston scholarships may allow other local youths to join next year.
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