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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1906
Page
3
Mrs. Helen T Bowler a former opera star was granted 35 weekly alimony for herself and daughter Muriel after a probate appeal for separate maintenance. Judge Richardson noted Bowler in New York as the husband in debt and in insurance work while residing in Cincinnati.
The three masted schooner Lejok of Ellsworth Maine sank after colliding with the five master Governor Ames. Seven crewmen were rescued by the steamer Persian and landed in Boston. One man Leroy Cousins of Millworth is gravely ill with typhoid fever. The Governor Ames reached Vineyard Haven with a large hole in her side. The Lejok's crew included Captain W S Norwood and Mate Bert McLeod among others. Accounts of the accident differ between Captains Norwood and King. The Lejok was en route from Brunswick Georgia to New York. the Governor Ames from Norfolk to Boston.
The infant heir John D Rockefeller III disrupts the routine of Grandpa Rockefeller in Lakewood. The elder Rockefeller sends $1 to St James Hospital. Missouri Attorney General Hadley says he will not seek service on John D Rockefeller Jr if he visits New York, to avoid disrupting the family.
Warren C. Pratt former Boston resident who recently returned to the city died last night in his apartments at 6038 East Genesee Street Syracuse Bright's disease caused his death He was born in Mentor Ohio and later worked in the Syracuse Courier financial department He was a member of Bay City Lodge A F and A M and is survived by his widow and one son Edward Pratt of Boston Massachusetts
Moses Jacobson, arrested for larceny of 900 dollars in clothing, was discharged in Holyoke after judges ruled the case civil not criminal. Extradition cannot be granted in civil matters. he cannot be held unless he returns to Biddeford Maine for action.
Express thieves stole 2500 cigars yesterday afternoon about 5 in front of 76 Canal Street. The driver George Revers reported the theft to police headquarters. Police note a busy month for express thieves.
Twenty six immigrants will be sent back on the Cymric today as the ship embarks for the Atlantic. Eight carry trachoma, four have farvus, one is designated an idiot, four are identified as Chinamen who entered illegally, with the remainder being relatives of those deported who preferred to accompany them ashore.
Holyoke residents protest bay rum in shave shops saying it irritates skin and creates a “bun.” Barbers display a “No bay rum used here” sign as customers favor licensed parlors. Police Superintendent William H. Pierce is recovering from an appendectomy with a complication, expected back within two weeks.
Fenway Court will not reopen this year after the spring opening starting Monday March 26. Tickets are on sale at Herrick's in Copley Square.
The text argues modern science assigns digestion to nerves rather than stomach irritation from cathartics. It claims nervous strengthening remedies relieve indigestion and dyspepsia and cites a testimonial from IL O Brien of Winston Salem, plus a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails.
Fairmont West Virginia March 23 It is believed the death toll from yesterday's Century Coal Company mine explosion about fifty miles below Fairmont will not exceed ten. Six of the victims are foreigners.
Four hundred soldiers at Fort Adams were summoned to combat a blaze that threatened the officers quarters. Quick, coordinated work by the troops with a hand engine and water buckets confined the fire to the quarters of Lieutenant Willis Metcalf.
Newton March 23. Robert W Wade 11 son of the late Levi C Wade of Parker Street Newton Centre died today after two days of a severe nosebleed. Doctors could not stop the brain hemorrhage bleeding.
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