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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1906
Page
7
John Schidlofski, a convicted Belmont wife killer, is described as a wreck in a living death at East Cambridge jail. Placed in the same tier as Tucker, he paces his cell, endures fits of hysteria, and fears constant danger with no visitors yesterday.
Worcester March 23 The Rev Joseph F Hanselman SJ former president of Holy Cross College was elevated to the office of provincial of the Society of Jesus for the New York Maryland diocese which includes New England and Middle States to the Potomac River.
Police pursue a Roxbury physician in a case surrounding the death of Miss McDonald. The body was brought to 12 Faxon Street for burial preparations as investigators seek a Roxbury man once engaged to the deceased for possible light on the case.
Washington reports orders to New York and Brooklyn postmasters to refuse mail for illegal medical offices. Boston, Philadelphia tied to dozens of barred offices and deaths. Investigations reveal many operators with criminal records and drug addictions. up to 20 crimes daily and weekly incomes around 2000 dollars.
District Attorney Jerome plans to seek a warrant for George W. Perkins former New York Life vice president and J P Morgan partner on larceny charges. He admitted paying 48000 dollars of New York Life funds to Cornelius N Bliss treasurer of the Republican National Committee as part of political contributions.
The Armstrong committee will file all evidence as depositions. A magistrate will sign a warrant on the complaint without ruling on criminal intent. Perkins may waive examination and be held to answer. Lawyers will seek a habeas corpus writ, moving the issue of intent to a higher tribunal. Either side may appeal the judge’s decision.
Mildred Champagne suggests the widower should marry again if he finds a large hearted, sympathetic partner who loves children. She notes the right stepmother can become a mother figure, and urges choosing a woman who will care for and bond with the children.
A large, diverse crowd gathers on Boston Common for the first spring Sunday. Families from the North End, South End, and other city sections enjoy warm weather, with Chinese, Greeks, Poles, and Armenians joining in the sunshine as crowds stroll the Tremont street mall and Charles street mall while passive onlookers linger.
Jinks claims insight into a man by his diet while Binks lists a lavish breakfast ending with a jab about wealth or deceit. The exchange reveals a humorous take on taste and character.
First Fair Friend notes the other is absent minded. Second Fair Friend asks how. First Fair Friend recalls a hayloft built over their new auto shed causing concern.
A reader asks if dating a married gentleman is right. The adviser says it is wrong, warns of loss and harm to the home, and urges Tessie to end contact, avoid temptation, and try to forget him completely.
A dialogue notes that an inventor of flying machines poses high risk, yet advocates say he never tests his own devices. An agent counters that risk is mitigated by nonuse and caution in testing procedures.
Edwin D. Mead urged China to seek federation with the western peoples aided by Japanese example. He noted 10 000 Chinese students in Japan and said American treatment sparked popular indignation, while leading colleges award scholarships to China and push Chinese history studies.
Harvard Delta Upsilon chapter stages Thomas Heywood's Wise Woman of Hogsdon in Brattle Hall Cambridge tomorrow evening as part of an annual Elizabethan revival. The cast includes Young Chartley and Wise Woman of Hogsdon with a Cambridge run Thursday April 5 and Boston performance March 28 at Fotter Wall.
London reports Dr Ward discusses Professor Gates light ray research to test if the soul exits the body after death. A rat in a sealed tube shadow appears only while alive, turning transparent at death as a matching shadow passes out of the tube onto a screen.
A Boston resident writes to the Post claiming starvation after 48 hours with no food while city snow remains, blaming the city for not employing him to shovel snow in the West End. He notes Boston aids Japan and asks why street conditions worsen as he seeks work.
Letters and resolutions from the Massachusetts Society Sons of the Revolution praise Eric Papes efforts to save the frigate Constitution. Frank H Carruthers secretary transmits the board of managers gratitude while Pape replies with thanks. He is also elected a member of the Atlantic Union of London chaired by Lord Monkswell.
Unqualified claims recount women cured of tumors using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Letters from Fannie D. Fox and Luella Adams describe tumor disappearance after treatment, urging others to seek advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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