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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1910

Page

4

Warship Birmingham Sent to Liberia Amid Revolt

The United States cruiser Birmingham under Captain Fletcher has been ordered to Monrovia Liberia at Liberia's request to address a Grebo revolt near Harper and Cape Palmas. Liberia seeks U S intervention under a 1862 treaty to restore authority and peace while a U S Commission report on Liberia nears submission to Congress.

Washington United States Birmingham Fletcher Monrovia Liberia Africa State Department Cabally River Harper Cape Palmas Legation United States Commission Congress

Fire and theft notices on Boston streets listed

Entries record multiple incidents with addresses in Dorchester Roxbury East Boston and Weld Hill Street. Names Joyce Brothers I Huse Fred Coughlin and John M Braunlis associated with losses and times from 7:35 am to 10:26 pm. Losses total 200 dollars noted.

A. m Washington Street Joyce Brothers Huntoon Street Dorchester I. Huse Intervale Street Roxbury Harmony Lace Boston Fred Coughlin Weld Hill Street John M. Braunlis

Take Girls Home Today From Boston

Two 15 year old girls from Bangor were sent home to Maine relatives today after traveling to Boston for work. Ruth Dowling and Edith Marshman lacked funds, aided by an aunt who sent money orders before local lodging house staff urged return. Reverend Eugene C. Webster comforted them at the city prison after police involvement and a call for help.

Bangor Boston Maine Ruth Dowling Edith Marshman Appleton Street City Eugene C. Webster Bromfield Street

Boarding house owner wins divorce after knife threats

Julie M. Moe of East Boston obtained a legal separation from Martin T. Moe in divorce court. She testified he had chased her with a knife during drunken episodes since their 1900 marriage, twice returning after reunions only to resume threats before his departure West.

Julie M. Moe Boston Martin T. Moe Moe

Peruna Cures Cough and Catarrh Says Mr George Parrott

A man reports using Peruna for a cough and throat catarrh with positive results. He says neglect led to stomach catarrh and offensive breath with nausea, but less than two bottles cured him.

George Parrott

Peruna Cited By Patients For Digestive Relief

Mr. Sidney Wessels of Merriton Ontario describes years of dyspepsia and prostration improving after using Peruna with two bottles, regaining appetite and weight. Mr. Emile Marois of Montreal says after nine bottles he was cured and still uses it occasionally.

Sidney Wessels Merriton Ont Canada Peruna Emile Marois Ontario St Montreal

Four Indictments Against Coleman and Colleague At Cambridge Bank

A federal grand jury returned four indictments against George W. Coleman former bookkeeper of the National City Bank of Cambridge charging misapplication of bank funds and false ledger entries. Wilson W. Lockhart faces two indictments for aiding Coleman and for false entries. Arraignment likely next week. penalties include five to ten years for false entries. Indictments detail forged checks totaling roughly 180000 to 190000 dollars and numerous false balances across multiple Cambridge accounts.

National City Bank of Cambridge George W. Coleman Federal Grand Jury Wilson W. Lockhart Coleman United States Asa P. French Grand Jury Lockhart J. Thomas Reinhardt Standard Diary Company of Edwin Dresser Taos

Women Sin on Impulse Lecture Debates Female Crime Causes

Miss Mary Boyle O'Reilly told Boston College Alumnae that women's crimes stem from impulse not deliberation, driven by industrial pressures and hardship. She linked unemployment, long hours, and unskilled work to exhaustion and temptation, urging humane prison reform aimed at rehabilitation rather than punishment.

Mary Boyle O'Reilly Association of College Alumnae Boston Abbie Cobel Commonwealth Avenue Social Service Committee Miss O'Reilly Damocles

Grim Old Uncle Joe Fights On in House Standoff

The long House battle over Cannonism nears a noon vote on Norris amendment. Insurgents and regulars clash in tense negotiations while Champ Clark and Underwood signal Democrats will oppose any plan that ousts the Speaker.

Cannon Uncle Joe Champ Clark Clark Underwood House

Made in New England marketing push eyed by chamber

The Boston Chamber of Commerce weighs stamping a Made in New England mark on all regional goods to advertise local advantages. Following Erman J. Ridgway’s Boston speech urging a nationwide spread, Pilgrim Publicity Association ships literature promoting the slogan and its merit.

Boston Chamber of Commerce New England Chamber of Commerce Erman J. Ridgway Boston Pilgrim Publicity Association

Negro in House Excites Spectators as Charleston Contender Sits Front of Gallery

Aaron B. Prioleau of Charleston, a contestant for Representative Legate’s seat, sat in the House rear tier today. He is entitled to floor privileges in the lower chamber and has contested the Charleston district seat for eight years.

Washington Aaron Bh. Prioleau Charleston 5. C Congress Prioleau

Harvard Dramatic Club selects four plays for spring run

Harvard Dramatic Club picks The Better Way El Alfrancesado The Marvelous Bentham The New Age and The Better Man from over 80 submissions. Judges include Professor George P Baker Winthrop Ames and H D Parker. All four will be produced on April 12 14 and 16.

New York Harvard Dramatic Club George P. Baker Winthrop Ames H. D. Parker Paul Marriott

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