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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1911
Page
2
Testimony shows American Sugar Refining Company dominated U S sugar output in 1910 and held stock in many beet and cane refineries. Be wary of rival Western beet sugar growth threatening profits. stock dispersed among 18 859 holders. Committee presses full investigation despite defense concerns.
Denver experts urge replacing soap with a simple home shampoo. Mae Martyn notes alkali in soap harms hair lustre and color, causing dullness and split ends. A canthrax solution in hot water is described as cleansing, dust removal, and dandruff control, leaving hair soft and fluffy.
Ethel M Kimball of Brighton was arrested at police headquarters on a suspicious character charge after a counterfeit check incident at the Ferncroft Inn in Danvers. She allegedly sought a $5000 Oldsmobile, dined hosts, and produced later checks signed John Sculley of Brighton, leading to a dramatic struggle and public uproar.
William H. O'Brien of the Central Labor Union led a mass Dorchester and South Boston meeting at the Municipal building urging the Massachusetts Legislature to pass a bill granting leases to the Boston Elevated railroad. Attendees uniformly supported the lease if a subway is built. Representatives McGevrn and McCarthy spoke on the long term lease and subway link through Dorchester.
A woman from South Framingham reports deafness lasting seventeen years improved by Osmo-Chemic treatment after hospital failures. Another patient from Waltham credits Osmo-Chemic doctors with curing catarrhal bronchitis and restoring hearing, following prior adenoid and tonsil surgery.
The Osmo-Chemic Physicians announce a limited offer to all patients who are deaf and begin or renew treatment on or before June 17. They will provide one month of treatment including all medicine at no cost, with only six days left.
Testimonies from multiple Boston area residents claim restored hearing after Osmo-Chemic treatment. Frances Bernard reports regaining ear function after long deafness and persistent ringing. Other named speakers describe improved ear health and ability to hear distant sounds.
J lh Plunket MD Chief Consulting Physician maintains permanent offices at 18 Boylston Street Boston Suite S 9 and 10 open 10 am to 12 pm 2 to 4 pm and 6 to 8 pm daily except Sundays closed.
Chicago Association of Commerce brings 160 members and four Western governors to Boston for a three day program hosted by the Boston Chamber of Commerce. Activities include tours of Beverly and Pride's Crossing estates, shipyard inspection at Fore River, the launching of the U S S Sturgeon, and dinners and concerts at multiple venues. The party departs June 17.
Washington reports the Tafts will mark their 20th wedding anniversary with a White House reception on June 19. Over 4000 invitations are estimated, with 8000 expected guests. Mrs Taft will not attend due to medical advice. Miss Helen Taft will greet guests at her father's side. Family members will be house guests and Aunt Delia Torrey of Milbury Mass. attends among honored guests.
Daniel McVarish, chief marshal of the antique and hor rible parade, says the route will not change after Endicott club officers voted to delay and allow the parade to pass by their clubhouse. An indignation meeting at Cotton Hall with about 200 attendees, led by Representative James Green, saw many sign a protest.
The House approved the laborers minimum wage bill of 2.25 a day for park department workers, overriding Governor Foss's veto by 172 to 24. It marks a major defeat for the governor in the lower house as the bill becomes law.
Six officers of the Sixth Company Coast Artillery Cambridge were listed last night. Captain Alonzo F. Woos eside first lieutenant William Mont ery second lieutenant W. Major Benjamin B. Shedd were named among the officials.
Boston wakes to a new health rule that requires licensing for manicurists and masseurs. By last evening no licenses had been issued, leaving all local manicure workers unable to operate until the Health Board opens at 9 AM.
Winchester holds a special Town Hall meeting to accept the waterways improvement committee reports. Voters approve the Whitney Mill privilege and Park Way extension through the town center by an almost unanimous vote.
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as the best remedy for kidney liver and bladder diseases. It claims wide approval, describes it as a mild healing vegetable compound, and offers free sample bottles by mail from Binghamton New York via the Daily Post.
Taylor admits he planned the murder, saying he hated his wife and fired a gun at her head in a wooded area behind their home. He hid the body in a crude grave as investigators uncovered the scene and noted the crime was premeditated. Miss Guida Searles remains in custody as a witness.
Death notices and funeral details for Axel Anderson Aaron Burr Timothy Cahill James Casey Daly Daniel Fitzpatrick Mary Fitzwilliams Ida Francis Charles French Addie Irons Frank Lynn Mary McKinnon Lillian McQuaid Ellen Nawn Ellen O Connell Annie Plunkett Elizabeth Skilton Harriet Stone James Sullivan Michael Sutton Minnie Tighe Mary Turnbull George Wentworth and related memorials published for June in Boston area papers. Includes addresses times and church services.
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