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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1910
Page
8
Thornton Green a 21 year old elevator operator in Los Angeles has endured a lifelong fever. Doctors have identified two extra ribs causing constant pain and poor shoulder development and say he may need surgery to remove them to stop sweating to death.
Mayor Fitzgerald said he would support relocating the city fishing headquarters from the South Boston fish wharf to a Commonwealth dock if the state funds street extensions needed for access. The city would supply sewer and water services and extend at least one street, a plan discussed after a site inspection with city officials and fishing firm counsel.
Washington March 114 Rear Admiral A P Nazro of Boston becomes the first high ranking naval officer to fail the new physical test by walking 50 miles in three days or an equivalent exertion and is retired from service.
An official order published today states Admiral Nazre will retire from the naval service, marking the end of a long career focused on endurance and duty.
Ernest Hensinger of Sandwich Newfoundland describes two years of stomach pain nausea gas and constipation. A year ago Cooper's New Discovery relieved his symptoms after three bottles and he now eats normally and is strong again. He notes a fall distress last fall but the medicine quickly cleared it up. The Cooper Medicine Co Dayton Ohio sells it nationwide.
A marble bust of Colonel Roosevelt, showing a calm, reposeful expression, will be placed in a Senate chamber niche after formal acceptance. The sculpture, long discussed, was approved by Roosevelt and his seal of approval is on the first model.
A collection of old kitchen notes with three recipes. Squirrel soup uses eight to four squirrels simmered in salted water with vegetables and toasted bread in a tureen. Veal from the shoulder is ground and served atop crisp lettuce leaves with dressing. A three egg white coconut cookie recipe ends the notes.
An old advertisement touts Father John’s Medicine as providing nourishment for those with lung trouble who are weak and run down. It frames the product as a tonic aiding endurance and health.
Providence March 14 Phi lander C Knox Jr who wed May Bowler last week and sought parental blessing started work today as an automobile salesman. He previously worked as an expert chauffeur and will earn a fixed wage plus commission while also receiving $100 monthly from his grandmother's will.
A sequence of fires in Jamestown New York from Saturday night to Sunday morning caused 800000 dollars in damage. One death was reported captain John Hanson of the fire police was crushed by a falling wall. Several others were seriously injured including Alfred Shoesmith George King and Joel Obert. The fires destroyed the Gokey factory and business blocks Erie Hall Sherman house and Briggs block with adjoining property damaged. The burned district covered a large two block section in the city center.
Vienna observed a monumental funeral for Dr. Carl Lueger the former mayor and anti Semite Christian Socialist. Emperor Francis Joseph and archdukes attended while half the city blocked the procession route from cathedral to cemetery five miles away.
J F Ray aged 22 on trial before Judge Bragg in Charlestown for several burglaries. He claimed he stole to pay a marriage fee and wed at Eastertime. Ray admitted taking a suit of clothes and shoes from two stores and was busted at a third with money in mind. He was held $300 on each breaking and entering charge.
President Taft will be presented with a blackthorn cane from Ireland by the Irish Fellowship Club in Chicago next Thursday. The cane is cut from a historic tree near Cork.
Thomas L. Hisgen Independence party presidential candidate files protest with United States Senator Crane against the federal incorporation of the Rockefeller Foundation in Springfield Massachusetts on March 14.
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