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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1909
Page
3
In Worcester Mrs. Jennie Slovan died after a house fire at 18 Clarkson Street. Medical Examiner Baker says the fright from the blaze caused fatal lung hemorrhages.
Affected individual endured three years of chronic itching and swelling spreading across the face arms and body. Sores formed large welts that would not heal, with painful eruptions flaring for years.
A Tennessee resident reports three years of painful facial and body sores misdiagnosed as scrofula and lymphatic gland inflammation. After using three sets of Cuticura Remedies, symptoms cleared in less than a week for some areas, with full recovery described. Other family cases reportedly improved with Cuticura products.
The Rose Publishing Co announces new pricing with newsstands at 10 cents a copy and mail rate at 12 cents. Public notice from PF. 0 Box 8008 Boston appears in the clipping.
The seventh annual dinner of the English High School class of 93 was held at the Boston City Club last night with 26 members in attendance. L. W. Hall presided as president as speeches on School Days and The Class of 93 were given. Entertainment followed by performances from alumni groups and donors. officers elected included J. W. Hall as president and A. A. George as treasurer.
Mrs Mathilde Lenom wife of Clement Lenom of the Boston Symphony Orchestra was arraigned in the Superior Criminal Court and pleaded not guilty to a statutory crime indictment. She was held on $3000 bail at Charles Street jail unable to post bonds. Daniel Maquarie the alleged accomplice was held on similar bail.
Harvard geology professor William Morris Davis, guest lecturer at the University of Berlin, plans a practical field tour for 60 students. The trip will cover Sondershausen, the Werra Valley, Goettingen, and the Leine Valley to illustrate his lectures.
Hundreds attend two services at the Cathedral mission with large confessions and strong parish participation. Prefaces by Father Cahill and Father Heagan emphasize sincere confession and living anew with conscience as an inner tribunal guiding action.
The Senate resumed debate on the Bailey resolution demanding the return of department heads of communications from them. Bailey criticized what he called executive insolence under the current administration, expressing hope that Senator Knox, future Secretary of State for Taft, could influence the issue.
The Cummins resolution, amended, passes 52 to 25 on party lines. Rayner and Bailey defend strong executive limits while Beveridge extols Roosevelt. Dolliver condemns using Congress floors to attack the president as public applause rings through the galleries.
Elizabeth A. C. White organized a real Parisian wedding display for about a dozen models in Norticultural Hall. The event showcased period gowns and fashion commentary, with notes on jet black accents and critiques of lavender satin, featuring bride Kathryn Sullivan and bridesmaid Hilda Westall among children in lace and embroidery.
Washington March 3 The resignation of John W Riddle the American ambassador at St Petersburg was received today to take effect on the appointment and qualification of his successor.
The School of Art and Museum of Fine Arts linked campus opened yesterday with a costume party attended by about 200 pupils. The single story building south of the museum will meet current needs with plans for a larger edifice later.
An old diet cure touts a Marmola and Cascara remedy sold by druggists. One teaspoon after meals and at bedtime allegedly melts fat fast without dieting, improves digestion, and lets users eat freely while turning food into energy. Fresh Marmol in sealed packages is advised for best results.
The Rev Father Enniss S J preached on The Temporal Sanction of the Broken Law Death noting death is a consequence of violated command and a penalty of sin. He said bodily immortality would be for obedience and sinlessness in Adam and Eve. The service ended with the benediction of the blessed sacrament.
Tubb Hubbard H Vosburgh of South Boston a teamster was fined by Judge Brackett in West Roxbury District Court yesterday for obstructing the car track on Washington street Jamaica Plain February 2.
A local hat store advertises $1.97 hats claiming to deliver three dollars worth of style and quality. The firm touts new spring blocks and urges sensible buyers to visit their Hanover and Portland Street corner.
Felix W. McGettrick former assistant district attorney of Suffolk County speaks at the American House on Robert Emmet The event marks the anniversary of the Irish patriot birth and is hosted by the Boston Central Council and the Boston Central Branch of the United Irish League.
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