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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1908

Page

5

Roxbury man convicted in prepayment meter theft

Pres H Barker, 21, of 91 Arcella Street Roxbury was found guilty in the Superior Criminal Court of robbing prepaid meters. He received a prison term of three to five years with the first day in solitary confinement. Barker has a prior court record amid a gas company crackdown that has seen 86 of 87 metering thieves convicted since September 1907.

Pres H. Barker Arcella Street Roxbury Superior Criminal Court Barker Boston Consolidated Gas Company

Noxon backs Taft in Berkshire district primary clash

Pittsfield March 20 John F. Noxon former Berkshire Hampden district attorney declares support for instructed delegates and Taft opposing the Republican city committee stance backing Senator Crane. He says voters should know delegates views and calls concealment unacceptable in representation.

Pittsfield John F. Noxon Berkshire Hampden Taft Noxon Republican City Committee Crane

Bishop Fowler Passes Away in New York

The Rt. Rev. Charles H. Fowler, bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church, died at his home in New York after a brief illness. He had been critically ill since Wednesday, with heart failure from a complication of diseases. His last public appearance was Sunday at Metropolitan Temple for a Washington memorial service. His final office visit on Fifth Avenue occurred last Monday before his illness.

New York Charles H. Fowler Methodist Episcopal Church

Drunkards Cured Secretly Any Lady Can Do It at Home

A sensational claim from the page promises a home remedy to cure alcoholism with no cost or effort. The advertisement targets women and suggests private, at home cures without mention of medical approval or cautions.

Baker's Friends Testify In Baker Death Inquiry

Frank Hurd and Mrs Hurd plus Mrs Natalie Young testified on the New York trip and Baker's death at the Bogota home. They described Baker's collapse after arriving home and efforts to aid him with brandy and hot water as he died.

Baker New York Bogota Hurd Frank Mrs. Young Marie Waelchna Hurds

Mrs Broad Dies Suddenly in Mattapan Drug Store

Susan Broad of 2 Collins street East Boston died suddenly last evening in a Mattapan drug store probably from heart failure while en route to Dorchester. She was found unconscious near Blue Hill avenue and Walk Hill street after boarding a Milton car at Dudley street. She died within minutes and is survived by two daughters.

Susan Broad Collins Street Boston Mattapan Dorchester Milton Dudley Street Blue Hill Avenue Walk Hill Street Broad

Experiment With Women Proves To Be Success

That women listen to reason and appreciate genuine efforts to please them is the belief of Leslie & Griffith at 25 Tremont Row. They advertised Panama dresses at 9.50 and 12.98 with free alterations, prompting an unexpected response. A second shipment of suits arrived Thursday and the store will stay open tonight until 10 o clock for Sunday wear alterations.

Leslie & Griffith Tremont Row

Entrance Exam For Nautical Training School Set

The annual spring examination for entrants to the Massachusetts Nautical Training School will be held aboard the training ship Enterprise at North End Park Boston on Saturday April 4 at 10 am. Applicants can obtain papers and information by writing to the Commissioners of the Nautical Training School Room 110 State House Boston.

Massachusetts Nautical Training School Enterprise North End Park Boston The Nautical Training School State House Stein-Bloch Kuppenheimer Henry Siegel Co New England

City employee dies after epileptic fit in building

Daniel Sullivan six year old janitor for the city wire department collapsed with an epileptic seizure in the building at 11 Wareham street yesterday afternoon and died en route to City Hospital. Advertisement for Brown's Bronchial Traches touting relief for coughs sore throat hoarseness and bronchial affections.

Daniel Sullivan Prook Street City Wire Department Wareham Street City Hospital

Senate Passes Subsidy Bill for Steamship Lines

The Senate approved a ship subsidy measure paying 4 per mile to 16 knot vessels on routes between the U S and South America the Philippines Japan China and Australia. It reduces to 2 per mile for 12 knot vessels and limits subsidies to lines with Atlantic South America service stopping at two ports south of Cape Charles.

Washin Senate South America Philippines Japan China Australia Atlantic Cape Charles

Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey Ad Claims Genuine Pure Whiskey

Advertises Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey as a pure stimulant for climate related ills. Promotes full quart contents and 100 percent whiskey with a distinctive Chester H. Graves & Sons signature. Urges purchase from licensed druggists, dealers, and grocers at low cost.

Graves Maryland Chester H. Graves & Sons

Queen Victoria in anxious state over unborn Prince of Asturias

A Madrid dispatch reports Queen Victoria in a deplorable state of nerves while awaiting the birth of the Prince of the Asturias. Her fear centers on potential revolutionary threats to the newborn heir.

London Madrid Victoria Prince of the Asturias

Dorchester Work Injury Victim Dies at City Hospital

Hugh Ferguson aged 45 of Howard Street Dorchester died at City Hospital early yesterday from injuries suffered Monday at work on the Second Congregational Church Dorchester construction site.

Hugh Ferguson Howard Street Dorchester Second Congregational Church City Hospital

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