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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1913
Page
8
Gets It Corn Remedy Promises Quick, Painless Relief
A dated advertisement touts "GETS-IT" as a fast 2 second corn remedy that banishes corn pain, warts, calluses, and bunions without harming healthy flesh. It claims no cutting or blistering, safe for irritated skin, selling at 25 cents a bottle via E. Lawrence & Co. Chicago and by Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Boston
Dental Co
W. S. Moody
Washington ST
Granted Insurance After Lung Trouble
An advertisement for Eckman's Alterative promotes relief from lung troubles and colds. A testimonial claims weight restored and full recovery, noting acceptance by two insurance companies after treatment. The ad urges readers to consult Eckman Laboratory and lists Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckman
Dean St
Brooklyn
WN. Y
Riker-Jaynes
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Effie Mc Lean Alleges Diamond Theft in Equity Suit
Unusual evidence was presented in Superior Court before Judge Lawton in the case of Frank A. Andrews a Washington Street jeweller against Joseph A. Williams another jeweller. Miss Effie Mc Lean former bookkeeper for Andrews and now inmate at the Worcester Insane Asylum testified in support of the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity
Superior Court
Lawton
Frank A. Andrews
Washington Street
Joseph A. Williams
Effie McLean
Andrews
Worcester Insane Asylum
Diamond Theft Trial Details In Worcester Case
Andrews sues to recover a valuable uncut diamond allegedly stolen by Miss McLean and sold to Williams for $100. McLean admits seeing the stone and selling it while on probation after shoplifting charge. Williams cites $100 paid to Mary E. French. case suspended after Andrews testified she worked for four days and loss was discovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
Miss McLean
Williams
McLean
Worcester Instituten
Margaret Maloney
Daniel Hart
Police
Mary E. French
Hillsdale Road
Brookline
Roosevelt to depart for Arizona July 8
New York report states Colonel Theodore Roosevelt plans leaving for the Arizona desert and the Grand Canyon region on July 8. He will seek two months away from politics and communications, accompanied by his sons Quentin and Archie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Arizona Desert
Colorado River
Quentin
Archie
Governor Foss Faces Nominations Fight Across Key State Posts
Hostilities erupt between Governor Foss and his executive council over nominations to major posts. Shelved: Albert F. Hayden for Roxbury Municipal Court and Timothy J. Ahern as special justice, blocked by Councillor Simpson who cites acting Justice Palmer. Possible opposition to George W. Anderson for Public Service Commission. others expected to be confirmed. A broad reshuffle targets civil service, gas, ballot law, and harbor roles amid party tension. The new Public Service Commission, created by the Washburn act, begins July 1 and may shift oversight of utilities, rail, and maritime services with Macleod, Lawrence, White, and Bishop among its appointees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foss
Executive Council
Albert F. Hayden
Roxbury
Timothy J. Ahern
G. Frederick Simpson
Joseph N. Palmer
George W. Anderson
Public Service Commission
Anderson
Frederick J. Macleod
George P. Lawrence
Clinton White
George W. Bishop
Curtis
Boston Finance
Foxcroft
Civil Service
Boston Democracy
Barker
Gas Commission
Conry
Port Board
Cunningham
Ballot Law Commission
Harbor
Smith
Lewis R. Hovey
Haverhill
Merrimac Valley Water Board
Robert E. Green
Brookline
Washburn
Highway Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railroad Commission
Macleod
Commission
Bishop
White
Railroad Board
Public Service
Wilfred Bolster
Boston Municipal Court
Bazeley
Board of Paroles and Pardons
Board of Labor and Industries
State Board of Health
Governor Foss Public Service Board Appointments
Frederick J. Macleod of Cambridge is named for five years. George W. Anderson of Boston for four years. George P. Lawrence of North Adams for three years. Clinton White of Melrose for two years. George W. Bishop of Newtonville for one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick J. Macleod
Cambridge
George W. Anderson
Boston
George P. Lawrence
North Adams
Clinton White
Melrose
George W. Bishop
Newtonville
Drunkenness Board Members Named
Wilfred Bolster of Boston chairs the drunkenness board with Dr. Irwin R. Neff of Foxboro and Charles F. McCarthy of Marlboro on the panel. W Rodman Peabody of Cambridge and Dr. Elmer E. Southard of Cambridge also serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin R. Neff
Foxboro
Charles F. McCarthy
Marlboro
W. Rodman Peabody
Cambridge
Elmer E. Southard
State Health Inspectors Power Shift Under Board Change
The text notes that certain duties were moved to a new board by act, and the Attorney General has issued an opinion stating that the State Board of Health no longer holds authority over factory health inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attorney- General
State Board of Health
Eee
Well Known Singer Jacob Hanson Buried in Boston
Funeral services for Jacob F. Hanson Swedish baritone singer were held at St Ans gariis Church in Boston. Hanson organized Harmoni and served as its president for years. He died at 36 Union Park after a four day illness from pneumonia. He was 50 on March 25 and had been highly active in Boston Swedish circles. Burial was at Woodlawn Cemetery in Everett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob F. Hanson
St. Ansgariis
Boston
A. W. Sandelof
Harmoni
Hanson
Union Park
Eric Johanson
C. A. Lindstrom
Sven Johnson
Per Julin
Gustaf Israelson
Peter Olson
C. Wallin
A. Sandelin
Mharmoni
Woodlawn Cemetery
Everett
Mothers Rest Reservations Chosen on the Common
May or Fitzgerald and Park Commission Chairman D Henry Sullivan selected two shaded grass plots on the Common between Frog Pond and Park Street for mothers rests. Women and children may walk sit or lie there. The move follows arrests of two women for sitting on the grass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
D. Henry Sullivan
Park Commission
Frog Pond
Park Street
Beacon
Tremont Streets
McGregor clash over pardons delays in Wainwright and Lazarus case
Opposition to the governor grows as the pardon for John Wainwright and Max Lazarus faces postponement after Councillor McGregor denounces freeing murderers. The governor cites 300 pardons since his tenure with few reversals. A special forest lands taxation commission members are named and several upcoming vacancies listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wainwright
Max R. Lazarus
Wainwright
Lfe
Councillor McGregor
McGregor
Charles J. Bullock
Cambridge
Harold Parker
Lancaster
Charles H. Preston
Danvers
Annex project in Boston stalls over funding mixup
Work on Boston's new City Hall annex halts as the mayor and council clash over an additional appropriation. The $800,000 project stalls while officials seek a resolution to the funding dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
City Hall
Halted exterior work and cut interior funding stall building
Exterior construction has stopped over a dispute on materials while interior work is nearly halted due to insufficient council funds for proposed room changes. Plumbers electricians and other tradesmen scheduled to begin have not started.
Building Work Delayed as Carpentry Force Shrinks
Time to begin work has elapsed and the carpenter force is cut down leaving only a few men on site. A complete tieup of the building is expected any day. The Mayor told Public Buildings Superintendent Fish to contact Councillor Ballantyne, chair of the finance committee, to seek extra appropriation for the annex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballantyne
Schaller Sent From Chicago to Washington on Waiver
Walter Schaller utility outfielder for the Chicago Americans was released last night to the Washington club at the waiver price. The move shifts Schaller from Chicago to Washington as part of a waiver deal announced on June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Walter Schaller
Chicago Americans
Washington
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