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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1915
Page
12
Mrs. Sarah Tomah faced a preliminary hearing after a murderous assault on Thomas Calvin in Lincoln. Calvin was rushed to a Bangor hospital with a serious chest wound and is expected to recover. Tomah was bound over to the grand jury and jailed for lack of $1000 bail.
Advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a genuine old reliable remedy that corrects blood acidity and builds the system. It claims to drive out rheumatism by cleansing the blood, notes forty years of use, and cites benefits for rheumatism stomach and kidney troubles general debility and impure blood.
Washington March 9 In the rush of legislation last week a patent office reorganization bill that had passed both Houses vanished after passing the Senate and failing enrollment. Senate officials say a page may have carried it to the secretary's office and it was lost in transit. The measure aimed to increase staff of examiners and other changes.
Hanover N H March 9 Professor William Howard Taft arrives to deliver three lectures on national administration The first lecture The Presidency will be given tomorrow night at Webster Hall The subsequent talks cover The Signs of the Times and Popular Government and the Supreme Court Boxing instruction for Boston Newsboys Club begins Wednesday evening with Jimmy Walsh and William Freeman leading a strict program for senior newsboys with plans for younger boys later in the fall
A long career in education spanned Kalamazoo Michigan and Norfolk Virginia. The passage notes he made it a point to involve himself with boys during his time with the schools in these cities.
The Rev. Gabriel Reid Maguire of Ruggles Street Church gave an illustrated lecture titled With an Irishman Through the Jungles of Africa at the South Baptist Church in South Boston last evening. He claimed to be the only white man to cross Africa in both directions, saying he was 20 years ahead of ex-President Roosevelt in reaching the continent’s interior.
Postmaster Murray arranged with the S. S. Ryndam to carry Boston mails as part of a relief for a foreign mail shortage. The vessel sails from New York and will call at Falmouth to drop British mail before continuing to Rotterdam.
After a tie on beer policy at Harvard, undergraduates push for each of the four classes to vote annually on vet or dry administration. Prohibitionists circulate petitions for a campus referendum to decide liquor serving at class smokers.
An old advertisement proclaims a new grip cure using a bromine based quinine formula. It asserts bromide quinine removes the cause and bears a signature line for E. W. Grove, implying a testimonial or authorizing figure.
A letter signed A Postal Employee directed attention to a specific postal worker, shifting the probe of recent post office vandalism to a new line. Superintendent McGrath forwarded it to Post Office Inspector Hall, who is now conducti ng the inquiry. The note alleges the named employee acted oddly the night glass, mirrors, and light bulbs were broken in gallery staff rooms.
Belgian college students driven from their land may come to Harvard before the end of the academic year. When the university reopens in September a larger number of refugees is expected, as Cambridge University in England raises funds for Belgian relief and appeals to Harvard men for contributions.
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