JOSH Promises Return After Microscope Note
A fragment notes Josh expressed intent to return a valuable item after inspecting it under a microscope. He spoke on a Saturday and promised repayment or return by Monday.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1915
Page
4
A fragment notes Josh expressed intent to return a valuable item after inspecting it under a microscope. He spoke on a Saturday and promised repayment or return by Monday.
David Slade grilled Miss Kaiser about returning a letter to avoid publicity. The judge intervened as Cushman questioned the witness about acquaintance with Miss Tanzer, who she said she did not know.
Women opposed to granting voting rights conferred with Mrs. Arthur M. Dodge president of the National Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage and agreed on a vigorous campaign. A resolution urged women in New York New Jersey Massachusetts and Pennsylvania to decisively defeat the amendments at the polls this autumn to end the agitation.
Advertisement invites travelers on the Burlington Route to view Colorado Rocky Mountain scenery including Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Royal Gorge and Salt Lake City. Through daylight service offers views from the train with free pictures maps and prints of Colorado Glacier Yellowstone. Contact Alex Stocks New England Pass Agent Boston 64 Washington St Main 4387.
Frank S. Hanson 55 proprietor of the Howard House in Boston area and later Carroll Inn Ossipee N H died yesterday of heart failure and nervous troubles at the Carroll Inn Ossipee birthplace He had welcomed stranded actors and aided many to regain prestige His wife daughter and uncle Fred Hanson were at bedside Hanson also led a colorful career as a vaudeville performer touring in the United States and Europe
Giuseppe Messina aged 37 of 63 Frankfort Street East Boston cut his throat with a razor in his bedroom yesterday morning and was on the dangerous list at the East Boston Relief Station late last night. He lodged with his brother.
In the Sunday Post Magazine the humorist Torchy introduces a new phase for Sewell Ford's office boy, Uncle Bill, signaling a shift in the comic strip's tone and adventures. The piece teases changes ahead for Torchy and his supporting cast.
Boston's Finance Commission faced a new snag in its bid to force Louis Epple, secretary of the Boston licensing board, to turn liquor license recording fees into the city treasury instead of his private bank account.
The Finance Commission fails to curb Epple as a yearly fee of 1500 to 2000 dollars remains at stake despite two readings in the Senate. Mayor Curley backs renewed efforts while license applications between March 15 and April 1 ensure continued collection this year.
An old newspaper notice promotes Parmint as a home tonic to treat catarrhal deafness and head noises. It claims England experiments linked ear issues to constitutional trouble and markets a recipe with Parmint, hot water, and sugar to be taken four times daily.
Scrubwomen in Commonwealth public service faced defeats in both House and Senate as Beacon Hill legislators shifted positions during the session with reversals unfolding in both branches.
New York March 23 United States Attorney H Snow den Marshall says he is nearing the exposure of Oliver Osborne in a breach of promise case tied to Rae Tanner. Miss Kaiser testified she met Osborne last fall and was engaged. she provided letters that link Osborne to the case and possible missing witnesses. Contempt proceedings against Maxwell Slade for withholding a letter used by the grand jury followed, with Slade arguing it aids Miss Tanner’s defense.
A Senate gallery crowd watched a wage increase bill for State House scrubwomen and a House bill to pension scrubwomen who served long terms. Both proposals were defeated amid fervent debate. Supporters vowed to try again next year while opponents cited tough economic times and a broader pension plan.
Edmund Gurney, an English visitor at the Thorndike, claimed six to seven million trained German soldiers in the United States would fight for the Fatherland if the U.S. entered war with Germany. He also asserted the German spy network is highly developed in the United States and in England.
The Harvard sophomore class met in the Union and voted 187 to 61 to allow beer at future smokers and banquets. Supporters cheered as the result was announced and beer was served at the class smoker, signaling continued beer use at sophomore events.
Detectives recovered $16,000 worth of jewelry from pawn shops in New York City. Arthur Schloetter, a Fifth Avenue jeweler, allegedly confessed to obtaining $30,000 in gems from wealthy women. Schloetter was indicted for grand larceny on a complaint by one victim.
Former New Jersey governor Fort reported on conditions in Hayti for President Wilson. His final dispatch, presented at the cabinet meeting, described Hayti as very uncertain and unstable.
Edward J. Barron resigns from his post as storekeeper on Deer Island amid the quarantine imposed after David B. Shaw became acting commissioner of penal institutions. Barron forfeits his job yesterday.
A representative of Oliver convinced Mr. Marshall that 411 people should hear Oliver testify at the morrow hearing of the criminal charge against Miss Tanzer. Rose Kaiser said her Oliver Osborne is the same man, giving authorities much data to work with.
Free consultation examination and trial treatment for deafness head noises discharging ears and catarrh if patients apply by March 31st. Includes asthma bronchitis and catarrhal nose throat chest diseases with no fee for consult exam or trial. Office in Boston premises open 9 to 12 and 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m.
Strong bright eyes come from care and regular bathing with Dr Isaac Thompson Eye Water. The remedy is advertised as 120 years old and sold for 25 cents per bottle at local drug stores or by John L Thompson Sons Co in Troy New York with a free booklet.
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