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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1905
Page
4
The Greek wrestler George Karachino, in Aberdeen Washington, credits Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey with restoring his health after a year of indigestion and weakness. He says the whiskey improved his strength and notes his long career wrestling in the United States and Europe.
After habeas corpus denial at Brattleboro Judge Wheeler ordered an appeal to Washington. He criticized state courts and warned a reprieve, noting the Governor must act by deadline after 4 30. If not, a remand to US court could occur.
A Taunton Massachusetts case reports a taunting murder note demanding $1000 with a threat against Mrs. Hartshorn and her son. Police trace calls to a City Hotel booth as officers patrol in plain clothes seeking the unknown sender amid ongoing terror in the aristocratic Taunton district.
An ad for Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey claims it strengthens digestion blood circulation nerves and muscles while helping overworked men nervous women and sickly children. It lists cures for coughs colds grip bronchitis asthma and lung diseases and warns buyers to ensure genuineness with the old chemist seal and sealed bottles at $1.00 a bottle.
Eugene N. Foss returns from New York and criticizes Eben S. Draper in a statement on reciprocity and the lieutenant governorship. He cautions that Draper treats the post as unimportant to tariff policy and argues voters want clarity on candidates and issues rather than empty declarations. The exchange suggests the reciprocity wing is a band wagon not a hearse in Massachusetts politics.
The wife of Moritz Schmeida and the husband of Annie Klein, both of New York, disappeared about seven weeks ago. Detectives Smith and Patterson arrested Moritz Schmeida and Annie Klein at 130 Brighton Street, West End, last night following a lengthy investigation.
During a rush at Park Street subway a man named Charles Milton was almost struck by an outbound car. The motorman stopped the train within inches of him and he was treated at Relief Hospital for slight injuries before returning home.
Mrs Nora Breen an elderly widow living at 60 Tyler Street went to police headquarters to file a complaint against a South End saloon liquor dealer. She said her son James 20 was being given liquor at the place and she intended to press charges with Judge Emmons and Chairman Cole unavailable during the call.
Mrs. Raymond T. von Palmenberg, once Miss Bessie Lulu Stewart, graduates Attleboro High with a diploma and a commercial course certificate at Bates Opera House. The 18 year old bride, married secretly in Providence, attends the exercises as her Austrian nobleman husband travels from New York to attend.
The Revere Water Company files a suit in the U S District Court seeking to restrain Winthrop from implementing a recent legislative act and to compel fulfillment of an earlier agreement. The company already sues for 400000 dollars over a failed town purchase bid priced at 250000 dollars. The town opposed the purchase, passed an act for a self supplied water system, and aims to limit damages under the former contract. The equity case is set for hearing in September.
A fire at the Electro Therapeutic Appliance Company laboratory on Middlesex court from a blazing machine caused about 2000 dollars in losses. The incident occurred at noon and sparked a double alarm from 21.
Frar T. Gookin of Cambridge and Mrs Georgie Fernald of Somerville have vanished amid a recent separation. Gookin, once a jewelry dealer, left June 1 with a note to a friend and no trace has been found. Fernald left with her husband’s consent after mutual separation, and her family is left unsettled.
William P. Young Frederick L. Jengen David L. Stevens George L. Blackbird Alver P. Cameron were confirmed call members of the Somerville fire department at the Aldermen meeting. Harry J. Locke was discharged for unbecoming conduct. The Salvation Army may withdraw to hold meetings in Davis Square.
Mary F. Cloughton of 34 Hammond Street Roxbury aged 54 was struck by children at play on Hammond Street while returning from shopping. She slipped on the wet curb and broke her right hip. She was removed to City Hospital.
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