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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1908
Page
4
London reports the condition of Prime Minister Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman growing more serious as his heart trouble worsens. He often fails to recognize visitors at his bedside and recovery seems unlikely given the extended illness and fatigue.
Mrs Lavina J. Henderson of Stamford Connecticut recounts a severe inflammatory rheumatism episode four years ago. After months bedridden with sores loss of weight hair loss and fever she found relief using Cuticura Resolvent Ointment Soap and a scalp massage. Her health improved appetite returned skin cleared hair regained gloss.
Salvatore Strozzi and wife Mary pleaded not guilty in Somerville police court to murdering Peter J. Wilson. Strozzi waived examination and is held for the grand jury without bail. Mary to have hearing Friday. Each blames the other. four bullets found hiding behind a trunk. Wilson died from the shooting.
Tired women suffer headaches backaches and general debility from worry excitement and overwork. Dr Miles Nervine is advertised as a nerve tonic that soothes nerves and promotes refreshing sleep and rest. Testimonial from Mrs W H Bozarth of Hamilton Missouri claims strong benefits and a money back guarantee if no relief.
The Probate Court yesterday filed appraisers report on the late David H. Coolidge estate showing total value of 650 280 with 565 174 in personal property and 85 105 in real estate. Personal estate consists of gilt edged securities and stocks. Appraisers named Horace D. Chapin A E Buffum and William Endicott Jr.
Manuel J. Di Avillo 21 faced charges in Municipal Criminal Court for making bucket shop contracts in violation of the new anti bucket shop law. The case was continued to March 1 with the defendant held in $500 bail.
The three mill tax and general taxation will be discussed tonight at the Boston City Club by Judge Oscar Leser of Baltimore and Professor C J Bullock of Harvard.
Cough remedy marketed as effective for throat disorders with years of testing. Sold in boxes for 25c 50c and 1.00. Claims to be free from harmful ingredients.
Dr George L Brouillett a Back Bay dentist was sentenced to two years in the house of correction after being convicted of assault with a dangerous weapon against his brother in law James L Luce Judge Charles De Courcy presiding Probation Officer Keefe delivered a scathing arraignment of Mrs Brouillett claiming she caused domestic trouble and testified falsely The officer traced the alias D S to Daniel Spencely aos theosophy bookseller and noted Mrs Brouillett now lives in Dorchester under an assumed name The judge described Brouillett as self controlled and educated but using an axe to settle family issues and questioned the severity of the sentence Attorney A S Shrigly urged probation based on Keefe report
Walter Howard of North Brookfield, 40, died at City Hospital from a gunshot wound to the abdomen. Police say he was cleaning a revolver when it discharged during a struggle with his wife who tried to take the weapon. Doctors deemed the wound life threatening after an immediate operation.
Patrolman Thomas H. Fitzgerald collapsed and died in Simon Dean's provision store at 1222 Gorham Street shortly before noon. Authorities suspect heart failure. Fitzgerald served over 18 years with the Lowell Police Department.
A humorous piece mocks a Washington woman who balked at stairs for weight loss. It promotes Marmola Prescription with a 4 ounce Marmola 4 ounce Fluid Extract Cas Cara Aromatic 34 ounces Syrup Simplex mix, claiming a pound daily loss and that stopping returns weight.
The plan to relocate the State employment bureau from Kneeland Street to Beacon Hill Mt Vernon Street draws fire from Chief Gettemy and Superintendent Sears who warn it would cripple or end the bureau. Labor critics call it a covert move by agencies to shut the bureau, while Mt Vernon residents fear nuisance. The idea emerged in the Commission for the Extension of the State House amid Wing widening plans. Washington March 25 President sends Senate nomination Joshua L. Chamberlain for surveyor of customs in Portland and Falmouth Me.
A two hour blaze in Passadumkeag Maine began at the Riverside House hotel and, driven by a northwest wind, destroyed the hotel a general store a livery stable and an ice house all owned by Lyman Lancaster. Total losses estimated at $10 000 as help arrived from Bangor.
Baron Yanosuke Iwasaki died in Tokyo on March 2 marked by official notices. Details on his death or cause were not disclosed in the brief report.
In Chicago on March 25 the Democratic State central committee endorsed William J. Bryan for the presidency by 33 to 1. The meeting decided the state convention would be in Springfield on April 23, with Bryan supporters dominating the Illinois delegation.
A bill introduced in the House makes publishing anarchistic newspapers a misdemeanor aimed at a Paterson paper recently barred from the mails.
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