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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1917
Page
10
Urico promises quick relief from painful rheumatism and kidney related disorders, claiming to ease stiff joints and urinary issues. If unsatisfied, customers can ask for a money back refund from the druggist. Boston retail availability and a ten cent trial offer by mail from Urico Co., Binghamton, NY.
A statewide call to patriotic, fraternal and social groups to mobilize in Portland on Friday, March 16 for a parade and patriotic meeting at the exposition building. Hundreds of prominent individuals from laity and clergy across religions have been invited.
A Shanghai based dealer in skins and furs sues Sternfeld Weil Co of Philadelphia in Suffolk Superior Court seeking 250000 as damages for an alleged breach of contract over a skins purchase. The First National Bank of Boston is listed as holding funds of the defendants.
Petrograd reports to London that Russia has transmitted a lengthy protest to Germany Austria Bulgaria and Turkey alleging repeated breaches of warfare usages. The document cites explosive bullets gas burning liquids poisoned missiles wells flag of truce Red Cross violations and the sinking of the hospital ship Portugal. The report notes each citation was verified and reserves the right to retaliate in kind. The Somerville Medical Society offers its services to President Wilson in case of war.
Grand Jury nears conclusion of its inquiry as H. C. S. Women boycott shakes potato and onion prices but not chicken quotes, while beans rise two cents a pound. Boston Housewives League seeks government supervised exports and faster federal probes with funds. Malden Mothers' League and state lawmakers push purity and price measures. Mrs Edward P Barry and ex Lieutenant-Governor Barry reported these developments from Washington.
Mrs. Barry in Washington urges prompt federal funding to speed investigations into high living costs. She leads about 60 women forming a national Housewives’ League and presented formal suggestions to Secretary Tumulty. She met President Wilson briefly, a rare meeting noted by Tumulty.
Middlesex county grand jury met at East Cambridge courthouse reporting 45 secret indictments 87 true bills and one no bill. Among the cases is the first degree murder indictment of Vincenzo Graceffa of Waltham for the shooting death of Salvatore Parisi in Waltham on January 30.
The central committee for Jewish relief announced it had collected and distributed 1,667,806 dollars between October 8, 1914, and February 15, 1917. Gifts came from 30,984 sources across North and South America and Canada.
Advert says a grey hair restoration method works for all ages not a dye and begins in four days. Woman proclaims personal success and offers free full instructions by mail to receipts with two-cent stamp, addressed to Mrs. Mary K. Chapman in Providence Rhode Island.
Evidence alleged to show Hindoo physician Dr Chandre Chakraborty and German chemist Ernest Sekunna received over 60000 from Wolf von Igel under the order of German Foreign Minister Zimmermann to foment India rebellion. Papers seized in von Igel’s Wall Street raid used by the government, with Bernstorff protests delaying their use. Chakraborty traveled to Berlin in 1915 to secure German support, with funds dispersed in small payments while investigators probe a larger investment in his name.
One-fourth of our city people find life a burden and are devoid of real happiness due to stomach liver and kidney troubles. There are few who are free from these world wide complaints charged to our modern civilization.
A lengthy testimonial from Captain H. L. Tibbetts of Everett Massachusetts endorses Plant Juice as a vegetable medicine that restores digestion sleep and energy. The Plant Juice Man promotes the product at the Drug Department of Houghton and Dutton store meeting the local public daily to explain its benefits.
Two suspects facing charges over illicit securities and titles to two uptown Manhattan houses had bail bonds set at 25,000 dollars each. A will left money and property to a brothel in India upon death, and the men were taken to the Tombs for the night after their bonds were suddenly cancelled by the bonding company.
A South Boston master horseshoer named Murphy asks the Post to correct a report from a Boston Work Horse Relief Association meeting. He states Thomas J. Murphy of South Boston made statements attributed to him, and he is the only Murphy in town in this trade.
Despatches from Washington report China's cabinet, which resigned over a split with President Li Yuan-Hung on breaking with Germany, has returned to Pekin. It is unclear if this signals a constitutional compromise or a final decision on severing relations with Germany or entering war per the entente.
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