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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1907
Page
4
Prof W F McDaniel former Superintendent of Public Schools Montezuma Ohio writes from the Census Office Building Washington DC that Peruna is an excellent remedy for all catarrhal troubles and an invigorating tonic.
W O Clement of the Rome Georgian testifies to Peruna curing years of liver trouble constipation and catarrh after six weeks of use He reports improved health strength and no remaining catarrh symptoms in a strong endorsement from a newspaper staff member.
Financiers from Texas numbering 174 arrive at North Station via Montreal at 6 PM for a sixteenth annual Boston reception. The Boston National Bank Cashiers Association hosts, with Oakley Country Club lunch in Watertown and visits to Lexington and Concord. Marblehead lunch at the Eastern Yacht Club, return to New York by boat Monday night.
The Stars and Stripes floated from flag poles in Boston as Old Glory’s birth was celebrated. A final entertainment at Potter's Hall, 177 Huntington Avenue, last evening supported the Woman's Charity Club Hospital, with many notable artists participating.
Mayor Fitzgerald urges traveling Boston men to observe practices in Chicago Detroit Cleveland Buffalo and Toledo and report back to the publicity bureau. He cites higher freight times and shared local costs as why Boston lags and calls for better communication to push a bigger, busier city.
London June 14 Premier Campbell Bannerman will move in the House of Commons on June 24 a resolution to restrict the Lords power to alter or reject bills. The aim is to ensure that within a single parliament the final decision rests with the House of Commons as expressed by the people through their representatives.
Boston women clinched the tri city golf title at Atlantic City Country Club defeating Philadelphia 12 to 3 after earlier beating New York. The final score reflected Boston dominance on the Atlantic City course.
Miss Harriet Burt stars as Mrs. Talcott in The Time the Place and the Girl. A Boston Elk crowd at the Colonial saw Charles H. Bowers receive degrees last week. A suitor named William Kent promised to mail his marriage proposal tonight if she wore a white pink in her hair.
Benjamin I. Arnold 26 of Sprague Street Readville is charged with breaking and entering a freight car and larceny of $43 50 plus $55 in property damage. Inspectors Robinson Rooney Wolf and McCauley of Chief Watts staff arrested him on an indictment warrant last night.
Miss Sutton defeated Miss Eastlake Smith 6-1 6-0 in the Beckenham final and will meet Mrs. Lambert Chambers for the championship tomorrow.
Florence McIver accused Frederick W. Roberts of stealing her jewelry valued at about 42. The 24 year old fiance, a tobacco company detective, was arrested after failing to appear for their planned June 5 wedding at St John the Evangelist. Florence from Maine, who lived at 32 Myrtle Street, vowed never to see him again.
Mrs Selma Lehto reports her husband August Erola missing after a Boston visit and a rushed marriage in May. The couple, who lived in Fitchburg, left with $450 of her savings disappearing from its hiding place. Police search for Erola, who would face larceny charges if found.
James Munroe, 35, steward on the Allan Line steam ship, went missing after being seen in the water near Charlestown bridge early Wednesday. Drawtenders heard cries at 1:45 am and a rescue boat reached him as he sank. locals believe the missing sailor is Munroe, a Paisley, Scotland native and husband.
Delegates to the Boston Building Trades Council report grievance charges that lamp police fire and park department workers regularly paint in addition to their duties. The complaints were sent to the municipal committee for investigation. The council also questions the Franklin Institute contract awarded to Woodbury Leighton for alleged unfair treatment of organized labor and denial of union wages.
Gaelic committee of the Knights of St. Brendan met to arrange the Puck fair on July 4 at Locust street grounds. A match is set between Erin's Hope of Boston and Portsmouth Gaelic Football Club of New Hampshire, with inquiries from Clare and Galway teams.
Cambridge charities receive 45000 from the will of Jacob B. Remick who died in 1894. The funds were conditional on the death of Mrs. Sarah G Curtis who lived at 3 Groveland street for 40 years. The Old Ladies Home Cambridge Hospital and Avon Home benefit after her death.
Patrick Flaherty, 32, a brakeman for the Union Freight Company, was run down by a team on Atlantic avenue opposite No 87 while flagging a freight train. The train was moving as Flaherty attempted to halt it for passing teams. He was taken to the Relief Hospital.
Grateful patrons report miraculous improvements from a “magic eye lotion” that claims to cure cataracts granulated lids ulcers weak and watery eyes and other eye diseases. The offer invites readers to send a two-cent stamp and their address for a free trial bottle from H T Schlegel Co Peoria Illinois. The ad asserts past successes and urges sufferers to act before costly operations.
A hack tied to four persons bolted on Washington street after a funeral causing a collision near Forest Hills square. Two women fainted inside a drug store while others fled to safety. driver James Robinson escaped unharmed and helped bystander James Dowling to restrain the frightened team.
Superintendent of Streets James Doyle urged city workers to join their craft unions or department unions. He announced a July 1 pay raise from $2.00 to $2.25 for laborers and praised skilled trades unions for prompt grievances handling and effective bargaining with city officials.
Dominic D Alessandro announces that if the Providence division trackmen strike is not settled by Sunday, 3000 railroad laborers on the N Y No & Or road from Boston to Providence will be called out. Workers currently labor ten hours daily for 1 50, demanding nine hours at 1 75. Two hundred trackmen struck Monday with more quitting today. D Alessandro travels to New York to confer with Providence New London New Haven Stamford and New York union trackmen and will report to Boston strikers after the New York conference.
Mrs Hattie Currier of Thomaston Maine reports rapid improvement for her nine month old baby's facial and foot rash using Cuticura Ointment. She notes cradle cap cleared and scalp healed, with on hand use for future minor rashes and insect bites. Published June 9 1906.
The advertisement promotes Cuticura for curing itching burning and disfiguring skin conditions from infancy to old age. It markets Soap Ointment and Resolvent with prices and asserts purity and global sale. Free mail offer details and company names Potter Diaz & Clens Corp. and Boston photographer props are included.
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