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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1907

Page

9

Paralyzed veteran cured by Dr Williams Pink Pills

A Civil War veteran Charles H Gilden of Portland Michigan credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with curing paralysis after failed treatments. The article claims the pills build new blood and treat nervous disorders and lists pricing and availability. In Saint Louis Albert Nelsenger is jailed for throwing sulfuric acid at Mrs Jena Wunsch, burning her eyes and face with a possible alibi claimed by the suspect.

United States Charles H. Gilden Portland, Ionia Co Mich Gilden Eighth New York Heavy Artillery Dr. Williams Dr. Williams Medicine Company Schenectady N. Y ST. Louis Albert Nelsenger Jena Wunsch Wunsch Frederick Tautenschliegen

Died in Lodgings of Mrs Josephine Cameron

Mrs Josephine Cameron, 38, lodger at 57 Waltham Street, died yesterday noon after a two day illness. Dr E J Colter of 301 Shawmut Avenue attended. Death not due to violence. She had separated from her husband. police believe she has relatives in Somerville or Charlestown.

Josephine Cameron Waltham Street E. J. Colter Shawmut Avenue

Medford High School Bride-to-Be Engaged to Local Man

Miss Ruth B. Nourse of Medford High School announces her engagement to Carl H. Peterson of Arlington Heights. Peterson, a Medford Boat Club member, studied at Arlington High School in 1908 and has since worked at a Boston bank. The couple became acquainted at a recent school social function about two years ago.

Medford Ruth B. Nourse Medford High School Carl H. Peterson Arlington Heights Medford Boat Club

Three Shot During Family Squabble In Ironton

In Ironton Ohio on June 13 Charles Shafer 30 of Symmes Creek shot and seriously wounded his wife his 8 year old son and his mother in law Mrs George Thacker. Shafer escaped. Domestic troubles given as cause.

Ironton, O Charles Shafer Symmes Creek County George Thacker Shafer

Winona Winter Venturing Into Ventriloquism in Keith’s Spotlight

Winona Winter, a young ventriloquist from Alabama, dazzled audiences with her vocal mimicry and financial savvy after discovering her talent by accident. The performer, described as athletic and fond of horseback riding, appeared recently with The Little Cherub and will return to Keith's next week.

Winona Winter Cherub Medical Miss Winter Keith Rosie Honey Boy Jennie Jones Jennie Bessie Louise Arrah Wanna San Antonio

Medford High Girls Spark Off Class Rush Battle

In Medford on June 13, the three underclassmen clashed with the seniors during recess in the school yard. Principal Manning intervened to end the melee as 75 underclassmen led by Lawrence Bentley faced 5 senior leaders Henry Pray and Lawrence Cushman. The girls cheered and urged the boys on, turning a class battle into a shared commotion.

Medford Medford High School Manning Lawrence Bentley Henry Pray Lawrence Cushman

Irish Delegates Return on Cymric Arrive Charlestown Tonight

The Cymric is due at Charlestown dock tonight or tomorrow morning after sending a wireless from 618 miles east of Boston Light. Passengers include three delegates to the Dublin Irish Convention: T B Fitzpatrick John O Callaghan and Dr Patrick J Timmins. A reception and banquet is planned for June 29 at Faneuil Hall with Rt Rev Mgr Denis O Callaghan delivering the welcome address.

Cymric Charlestown Boston Light Dublin T. B. Fitzpatrick John O’callaghan Patrick J. Timmins Faneuil Hall Mgr Denis O’callaghan South Boston

Young Ladies Are Now Full-Fledged Gymnasts

Twenty-five gymnasts received diplomas at the Boston Normal School of Gymnastics graduation last evening. Diplomas were presented by Miss Charlotte Timkenway. The Rev. Hugh Black of Edinburgh delivered the address. Miss Amy Morris Homans hosted an informal banquet for attendees. Notable graduates included Ruth Kilburn Smith of Tokyo, Pearl Adeline Norris of Sault Ste. Marie, May Lawrence Ervin of Darlington, Elizabeth Dickerson of Milwaukee, and Helen Humphrey Burke of Toronto.

Boston Normal School of Gymnastics Charlotte Tiemenway Hugh Black Edinburgh Scotland Amy Morris Homans Ruth Kilburn Smith Tokyo Japan Pearl Adeline Norris Sault, Ste. Marie Canada May Lawrence Ervin Darlington S. C Elizabeth Dickerson Milwaukee Wis Helen Humphrey Burke Toronto

Names Worse Than Blows in Chelsea Divorce Case

In a Chelsea Divorce Court session, Mrs. Alice Bradley testifies against her husband Herbert J. Bradley a police officer, alleging unfaithfulness and describing repeated verbal abuse calling her Face. She notes she has been married three times while his denials mark an unfinished case.

Alice Bradley Emily Harley

Japanese Envoy Aoki Presses Policy, Talks With Root

Viscount Aoki met with Secretary Root and refused to disclose details of the discussion. He did not confirm receiving a San Francisco report about a Berkeley incident where panes of glass in a Japanese garden house were allegedly broken by children.

Washington Root Viscount Aoki San Francisco Berkeley

Arrest of E. H. Meyer in Cleveland Larceny Case

Ernest H. Meyer a 47 year old manufacturers' agent living at 14 India Square Boston was arrested by Inspectors Armstrong and McGarr for the larceny of 2000 from the H. H. Hessler Company of Cleveland. He had been in Boston since April 23 residing at Allston and walked to police headquarters to seem cooperative. Requisition papers expected today.

H. H. Hessler Company Cleveland Ernest H. Meyer India Square Armstrong and McGarr Meyer Boston Allston

Davis Pushes South River Dredging Bill in Salem

Representative Thomas L. Davis of Salem led a strong push before the Senate Ways and Means Committee for a bill authorizing a five thousand dollar appropriation to dredge the South River in Salem. The measure originated in the House and was sent to the Senate via Davis's efforts.

Thomas L. Davis Salem Senate Ways and Means South River Senate House Davis

City Hospital Field Day Excludes Mollycoddles at Riverside

Riverside June event at City Hospital drew 3800 doctors for a field day at the Riverside grounds. Attendees reports show house officers defeated grads 6 to 4 in baseball while other events like tug of war and races highlighted jovial sportsmanship and postgame supper.

City Hospital Riverside Boston City Hospital Riverside Recreation Grounds Louis Pasco Harrington Maybee Drs. Seaver Frothingham Pitcher Downing Grads House Good Downing Oliver Beebe Robbins Seaver Maybe Keenan White Lahey Hatch Blake

Cupid Busy as Vassar Class Seeks Spouses

Vassar College class of 1907 in Poughkeepsie New York during commencement supper reports 80 women answering guilty to engagements as Cupid’s indictment nears completion one student claims she may be the only unwed.

Poughkeepsie N. Y Vassar College Dan Cupid Vassardame

Begs For Babe In Court Room

Mrs Helen Robinson appeals for custody of her eight year old daughter Margaret in Salem District Court. She describes a Cambridge upbringing with music lessons and a Harvard student husband Porter Osgood Robinson who obtained a divorce in 1900. Judge Sears records the child to the Children's Friend Society pending custody decision.

Salem Helen Robinson Cambridge Sears Salem District Court Margaret Robinson Porter Osgood Robinson Harvard Providence R. I Children’s Friend Society

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