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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1907
Page
4
The note promotes Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a cure for consumption and a tonic for workers and the ill. It warns against cheap substitutions and refilled bottles and sells at 1.00 per bottle via druggists, grocers, dealers, or direct order from the Duffy Malt Whiskey Co. Rochester NY.
Alderman John E. Baldwin defends Lieutenant William L. Ford as Evacuation Day chief marshal, noting Ford was last year’s chief of staff and did parade work. He beat out Lieutenant-Colonel Lawrence J. Logan, amid charges of politics, while Baldwin explains Ford’s Dorchester residence spans into South Boston.
Governor James Higgins renews effort to remove General Charles R. Brayton from the Rhode Island State House. He directs Providence County Sheriff Hunter C. White to bar Brayton from using the high sheriff’s office for political purposes. The governor says the task is not personal and warns of a need to uphold decent citizenship and virtue.
Lumbermen in the Puget Sound region complain to the Interstate Commerce Commission they cannot move their products to eastern points since January 1 due to alleged incapacity of the Great Northern and Northern Pacific railroads to handle the traffic.
Martin F. Mooney must pay Dorothy Brembridge $200 after a three day Superior Court trial over a $10,000 breach of promise suit. Mooney claimed the letters were written to soothe a friend’s earache while Brembridge, a Somerville society figure, sought a wedding dress that was never used.
Beet sugar from last year’s beet growth totaled 475000 tons, a report to Secretary Wilson indicated. The figure was provided by C. F. Saylor, field agent for the Department of Agriculture, who oversees sugar beet culture statistics.
An advertisement extols Liquozone as a gas derived tonic germicide with no alcohol or narcotics. It boasts five years of use, worldwide tests, and superiority over common germicides. The copy promises a free bottle via coupon to prove its claims and notes prices of 50 cents and one dollar.
Lawyer John H. Macdonald urged the jury that Hatch if convicted of aiding Gaskell's escape faces the same 15 or 16 year sentence. Hatch testified about the dummy in the bed while witnesses described overheard conversations and observations around the jail escape at Charles Street jail.
Mrs Elmer B Thomas of Peabody files divorce against her millionaire husband claiming cruel and abusive treatment. She seeks custody of their two children as a possible court contest looms over the kids. The Thomases, long prominent socially, remain entangled in a high profile marital dispute. Thomas, president of Southwick Leather Co and heir to a $1,000,000 estate, has not commented on the suit.
Advertises an enhanced Liquozone after five years of experience. Claims even current users may switch and learn the improved product. States Liquogone is rented under the new Pure Food Law and offers tests to physicians or hospitals not yet using Liquogone.
At the White House a group including Dr A Knapp and Dr W J Scheifflin met with President Roosevelt for an informal conference on agricultural and educational work. Knapp described scientific farming for small farmers across states like Louisiana, Arkansas, and Alabama. The General Educational Board will contribute about 30 000 dollars this year to support the effort.
Malden residents in the northern section protest after railroad commissioners report that fares cannot be unified while Boston & Northern rails operate on North Main Street. Elevated cars run to the square, but B N tracks extend north to Melrose causing double fares. City may approve extending Elevated lines to Sylvan and Forest streets to reach the square.
Attorneys for Standard Oil of Indiana scored a temporary victory when Judge Landis refused the prosecution’s bid to introduce Illinois Railway and Warehouse Commission files as evidence in the freight rebate case. The session also involved ordering 300 books from St. Louis to support a list of 1905 oil cars cited in the indictments.
Freight Engineer George Smith of New London Conn in critical condition at Massachusetts General Hospital after climbing from his cab onto the running board to tend to a sand box and being struck by a low bridge near Mansfield. Fireman James Doyle reported the incident and an investigation will follow.
Rev. J Havens Richards preached to a full basement audience as the novena of grace in honor of St Francis Xavier wraps up today. The observance, begun after St Francis Xavier inspired Father Mastrilli to renew his vow, invites all who participate to receive penance and the Eucharist on one of the nine days with the hope of grace through the saint’s intercession.
Mary and Emily Smith, two English girls living with friends in Ipswich, face possible deportation after three of four men charged in a contraband alien contract case were freed in a Greensboro court. A U S Attorney General ruling parks them in the country, while no clear instructions have been issued.
Powhatan Bouldin a Civil War era lawyer born in Charlotte County in 1830 died after a long illness. He founded the Danville Times and published the weekly Democratic paper for 29 years after the war. He had lived in Danville since the war and, due to failing health, engaged in no active business since 1894.
A home remedy is described for treating pimples blackheads and acne including red skin rashes scabs boils eczema poisoned skin tetter blotches blemishes discolorations and other eruptions. The guide outlines simple steps and common symptoms to address skin conditions at home.
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