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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1912
Page
13
A vented health claim describes thinness pale skin and low red blood cell counts as signs of blood deficiency and promotes 3grain hypo-nuclane tablets as a remedy. The ad urges purchasing sealed packages at any well stocked apothecary for months of use to gain weight and color.
Relatives of John Hood contest his 1907 will and 1998 codicil alleging improper execution, lack of testamentary capacity, and fraud. Executors named include Georgianna Hood and Alexander R. Keltie. The contested provisions place John Hood Company stock in trust to Keltie for 30 years with income to named heirs. The case stems from Hyde Park and involves multiple heirs from Somerville and Winthrop.
Six of ten Patrician survivors arrived in the city aboard the Boston from Yarmouth recounting a harrowing escape. The crew described wreckage and capsizing seas, with Captain William Harding among the missing and four bodies washed ashore.
Railroad presidents and steel manufacturers, meeting in New York, formed a six member sub committee to draft final recommendations on improving steel rails to reduce breakage and accidents. Judge BP Elbert H. Gary and Daniel Willard announced the action in a joint statement.
In railroad circles the report that Charles S. Mellen would resign from the New York New Haven Hartford and Boston & Maine to take charge of the New York Central is doubted. Mellen attended a New Haven directors meeting in New York and could not comment. The rumor cited Harriman’s supposed choice and suggested W C Brown would resign, but locals view the move as unlikely.
Fred Price alias Fred Newsom, a Jacksonville tramp, confessed to sending the infernal machine to Judge Rosalsky of New York, authorities report.
Newsom asserts he mailed the bomb to New York from Fernandina Florida and says detectives will find records showing the package was sent to Judge Rosalsky. He says he was an old friend of Folke E Brandt and has been in Jacksonville after Brandt's arrest.
An auto truck owned by Metropolitan Coal Company collided with a Boston Elevated electric car on Broadway near B street in South Boston yesterday morning. Motorman J. M. Parsons of 27 O street suffered serious injuries.
The New England conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church faces a crisis as self appointed lay delegates in bid for general conference election play up candidacy with postcards. Zion's Herald denounces the move as shameful and urges the conference to rebuke the men by keeping them home.
Several instances of the playing of ecclesiastical politics have occurred in the West but they have been exposed and frowned down. The present instance is the first time such a practice has been resorted to in New England. It has been adopted by two candidates, one a resident of Fall River.
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