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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1908

Page

2

Surrender of Five Children to State Board

Mrs. Martha Williams of Braintree surrendered her five children to the State Board of Charity in Quincy court before Judge Avery. Six months of mental strain led to temporary insanity. she had been released from an asylum and sought aid. Children named Mary 10 Maud 8 William 7 Sarah 5 and Martha 3. one child has a potential home via the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children.

Quincy Martha Williams Braintree State Board of Charity Avery Mary Maud William Sarah Martha Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty Sara Louise Guild Post Tucker Edward Cohen State House Miss Guild

Simple Kidney Based Rheumatism Remedy Promoted

Advertorial claims rheumatism stems from inactive kidneys and uric acid. It prescribes Fluid Extract Dandelion half an ounce, Compound Karyon one ounce, Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla three ounces. Shake in a bottle and take teaspoonful after meals and at night. Ingredients from prescription pharmacies.

Governor Guild Lingers as Massachusetts Mournful Waits

Long line of visitors throngs Marlboro Street as Massachusetts Governor Curtis Guild III struggles with illness. Friends, medical staff, and state leaders express hope for a recovery while public affection and concern fill Clarendon and Marlboro streets through the night.

Draper Hopes for Guild Recovery Amid Illness

Lieutenant Governor Draper stayed in the executive chamber and at the Governor Guilds bedside by phone all day. He visited the Governor with Senator Lodge and said he has not given up hope of the Governor's recovery despite the serious illness.

Marlboro Street Senator Lodge Draper Hibbard Curtis Guild Boston Greenhalge Commonwealth Guild

Governor Guilds Illness Sparks Widespread Concern

Medical authorities fear Governor Curtis Guild may not recover as reports describe a dangerous combination of cirrhosis Brights disease muscular rheumatism grip and heart failure. Officials say the end could be near though some hopeful bulletins emerge as the public watches for updates about the beloved leader.

Guild Bright Curtis Guild

One Day Cold Cure Promoted by ER W Grove

Advertisement states a product titled Bromo Quinine as a laxative and a claim that it cures a cold in one day. It attributes the claim to signature ER W Grove and notes its world usage. The wording emphasizes a universal application of the remedy.

ER. W. Grove

Frown Upon Monkey Dinner Sparks Society Snub

Chicago society women and Evanston socialites rejected a monkey dinner planned as a charity benefit at a city theatre. Mrs. Charles Dawes quipped that while she could be broad minded about Mr Dooley she must draw the line and end the event.

Chicago Evanston Charles D. Dawes

Hood's Sarsaparilla Spring Medicine Appeal

Thousands of people endorse Hood's Sarsaparilla as a spring medicine. Ada F. Paris from Fall River testifies it cured headaches and sleeplessness, giving better sleep and energy. Available in liquid or Sarsatabs at 100 doses for $1.

Hood Ada F Paris East Globe Street Fall River Mass

Widow 5 Days After Widowing Marries New Husband

Mrs. Maude Mosher Leonard, daughter of John P. Mosher of Plainfield, ended a five day widowhood by marrying Crosby Leonard. The ceremony was performed by Rev. William Whiting Davis at the Church of the Redeemer after the death of her first husband George Laing Homan of Plainfield ten days earlier.

New York Maude Mosher Leonard George Laing Homan Plainfield Crosby Leonard William Whiting Davis Church of the Redeemer Leonard John P. Mosher

Mapl Flake: The All Food Wheat Flake With Maple Flavor

An advertisement extols Maps-Flake wheat flake as thoroughly cooked and highly nourishing. It claims long steam cooking and 30 minute toasting to maximize starch digestion, promoting maple syrup flavor and urging value at 15 cents.

Lavender Lady seeks $800000 alimony in divorce filing

Mrs. William J. Lemp Jr. known as the Lavender Lady plans to file for divorce in the Circuit Court. Her petition asks for $800000 in alimony. She is daughter of wealthy manufacturer A H Handan. Her husband is a principal owner of the Lemp Brewery.

ST. Louis William J. Lemp, Jr

Activities Of Churches In Greater Boston Today

All day meeting of the Christian and Missionary Alliance held in Wesleyan Hall addressed by Minnie T. Plummer and Morton W. Plummer. Brotherhood of St. Andrew discuss New England assembly in Pawtucket May 8 9 10. Magoun to begin Y M C A lectures Sunday. McElveen to conduct farewell at Shawmut April 12. Nomination notices for Young People’s Religious Union officers due to Rev. Leavens. Van Ness to complete Tuckerman lectures March 24 25 on Sunday School methods. Clarendon Street Baptist to host second Sunday evening service with ushers and stereo views by Rev Dr Minifie.

The Christian and Missionary Alliance Wesleyan Hall Minnie T. Plummer New York Morton W. Plummer Sharon New England Brotherhood of St. Andrew Brotherhood Broad Street Mr. Billings Boston Randall Frank Westervelt Pawtucket R. I Young People’s Religious Union Robert F. Leavens Rockview Street Jamaica Plain Thomas van Ness Tuckerman Beacon Street Clarendon Street Baptist Church William C. Minifie

Death by own action Hall fire on Bowery in New York

Fire on March 19 gutted the third floor of a five story brick building at 295 Bowery near East Houston. The former McGurk's Concert Hall known as death by own action Hall, once notorious for suicides, was saved from further spread by firemen. Loss pegged at 3000 dollars. Residents recalled its palmy days under John H. McGurk and the era of bouncers including the infamous Eat Em Up Jack.

New York 295 Bowery East Houston Street John H. McGurk Upper Bowery

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