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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1908
Page
2
The Osmo-Chemie Physicians announce a limited offer giving one month of treatment and all medicines free to new or renewing patients who start on or before March 31st. This includes an examination using the perfected X Ray to aid diagnosis and cure certainty for chronic diseases.
The Osmo-Chemie Physicians publish local names and addresses of people cured highlighting community standing. They claim merit and conscientious work produced verifiable results and invite readers to speak with those named who are nearby and accessible for confirmation.
Former Superintendent Charles Daniels alleges noisy and dirty conditions at Malden High interfering with study as a $200 000 finish fund is scrutinized. Local officials say an investigation by the Building Commission is likely and will address delays and the overall project. Mayor Richards has not announced action but an inquiry is anticipated to clarify the matter.
Senator La Follette refused to commit to a Thursday vote on the Aldrich bill to allow more time for his views. Senator Aldrich announced plans to ask the Senate to take up the bill the next day and continue consideration until a vote is reached.
A series of testimonies from residents and professionals in Massachusetts and nearby areas tout the Osmo-Chemic treatment. Patients report cures for cancer tongue deafness asthma bronchitis catarrh stomach catarrh vertigo female complaints lung and bowel issues and hernia after using the Osmo-Chemic Physicians’ therapy.
Winston Churchill, after a tight NH gubernatorial race, told Harvard College students that the Legislature is dominated by selfish interests. He cited the Boston and Maine division superintendent as the state boss, controlling legislative orders from his Eagle Hotel room.
A speaker laments lacking a nucleus for reform and moral courage to oppose powerful interests. He argues railroads and corporations should be forced out of politics and, if possible, assisted only to advance legitimate business interests.
Mrs. Leonora Piper denies reports she planned to travel abroad for psychical research with Sir Oliver Lodge and the London Society. Her husband says there is no need for her to go abroad to be studied and that all current sittings are overseen by Professor James of Harvard. The couple live on Hunnewell street with their daughters.
Chicago March 24 Charles Zuebelin professor of sociology and lecturer at Chicago University plans to leave. His resignation is with the trustees but not yet acted on. He intends to join an educational institution in Boston.
Sofia reports Bulgaria gains a queen to aid Prince Ferdinand in ruling. Ferdinand quietly announces a new marriage to Princess Marie of Coburg to care for his children. The couple wed in February, with neither side seeking romance but accepting the match as a practical arrangement.
The Newburyport dispute over the Taft and anti Taft factions reaches the Supreme Court. Harold A. Besse and others seek mandamus to restore the inscription For Hoyt and Wittum unpledged declared for Taft. Judge Braley to rule Friday on ballot placement and potential Taft impact.
Washua News records W H Griffith physical director of the Y M C A with Robert Amidon and Jerry Hager leaving this morning to walk from Washua to Lowell.
A special Textile Council meeting in New Bedford discussed the 10 percent wage reductions posted in all local mills. The secretary was told to seek a conference with the New Bedford Manufacturers Association to negotiate a compromise. Labor leaders resist public discussion, fearing harm to the settlement process. No conference date was set, details to be handled if manufacturers agree.
Sheriff Webb of Yellowstone county was shot and killed today while trying to arrest a horse thief. The incident occurred in Butte as the deputy sheriff pursued the suspect. An official investigation is underway with details still unfolding.
An old advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla boosts appetite and digestion, easing debility and fatigue. It pitches the product as the spring medicine, available in liquid or Sarsatabs, with mail and drugstore purchase options from C. I. Hood Co. in Lowell Massachusetts.
Albany report says Governor Hughes has no plans to grant a reprieve for Chester Gillette. The prevailing view and official stance is that there will be no interference with the scheduled execution at Auburn Prison next week.
The Rev. Peter Chang lands in New York aboard the Ryndam hailed as the first Chinese Catholic priest to visit the United States. He travels with Bishop August Henninghus of South Shantung diocese. Chang is 27, wears a queue, speaks fluent German, and knows no English.
Judge Braley upheld Master Slocum's findings that the New York New Haven & Hartford Railroad had acquired stock and control of trolley lines in central and southwestern Massachusetts. Attorney General Malone argued the move violated state law. The report, prepared over a year, was confirmed and sent to the full Supreme bench for review.
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