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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1906

Page

3

Gilchrist Co Sunlight Sale Marks Fifth Anniversary Week

The Gilchrist Company kicks off its fifth anniversary sunlight sale with crowds flocking to the store. Goods are sold at cost across departments including draperies, dresses, lingerie, millinery, and men’s shirts, with running costs borne by the firm. Special week discounts feature heatherbloom taffeta petticoats, shirtwaists, corset covers, percale house dresses, and a range of suitings and accessories.

Gilchrist Company Casey Batiste Queen’s Chambray Cheviot Madras

Economy Club Dines at Vendome in Cambridge

The Economy Club of Cambridge gathered at the Vendome for an evening event. Attendees included A. H. Chamberlain, John R. Giles, W. H. Lerned Jr., Max Benshimol, George Giles, Cambridge Common Council president, Judge and Mrs. Stone, ex Senator Dallinger, Senator Macleod, Dr. Fred Jouett, Albert Towne, Lloyd A. Irost, and others. Judge Almy spoke on juvenile crime after dinner.

Economy Club of Cambridge Vendome A. H. Chamberlain John R. Giles W. H. Lerned, Jr Max Benshimol George Giles Cambridge Common Council Stone Robert Wolcott Dallinger Macleod George Tarbell Fred Jouett Albert Towne Lloyd A. Irost Judge Almy Judge Wolcott Stoughton Bell Albert Chandler W. H W. Lerned, Jr Almy

Tug Joseph W Ross runs aground near Lovell's Island

The Ross tug Joseph W Ross struck a ledge off Lovell's Island in Broad Sound yesterday morning and nearly sank. Captain Winniberg beached the vessel as it filled with water. crew evacuated to a tender and were later picked up by P O Riordan. Betts Bros. towed the ship to East Boston for repairs. damage described as not serious.

Ross Company Joseph W. Ross Broad Sound Lovell’s Island Winniberg P. O’riordan Betts Bros. Wrecking Concern Boston

Fights 22 Years and Still in the Ring

E Moody Boynton continues his long battle for a bicycle electric railway. He says railroads have spent a million dollars opposing it and will seek another round before the street railroads committee. Boynton asks the Legislature to revive the Boston Quincy and Fall River bicycle railway charter for immediate local work.

E. Moody Boynton Boynton State House Committee On Boston, Quincy & Fall River Bicycle Railway Mr. Boy

Notable Boston Escape of Fugitive Puter From U S Marshal

Boston police recounted the dramatic arrest and escape of Stephen A. B. Puter a San Francisco fugitive wanted for land frauds who held a U S Marshal at gunpoint and fled through a crowd into Falmouth Street. Marshal Burns pursued and Puter vanished but was later connected to a Portland Oregon arrest in 1905 and a confession implicated state figures.

Boston Stephen A. B. Puter West United States Puter San Francisco W. J. Burns Washington Burns East Back Bay Peter Falmouth Street Portland Ore Mitchell Minard Emma B. Williams Sawyer St., Boston

Central Labor Union Demands Higher Wages From Governor Guild

Dennis D. Driscoll president of the Central Labor Union leads a five member committee to urge Governor Guild to raise pay for state workers whose wages lag behind those paid in private employment on similar state projects.

Dennis D. Driscoll The Central Labor Union Governor Guild

Little Boy Endures Severe Eczema Two Years

A young boy suffered two years of eczema causing constant pain itching and inability to sit or lie still. Despite medical care his condition worsened with skin becoming raw from incessant scratching and discomfort.

Cure for Eczema: Cuticura Remedies Publicized

A mother's testimonial from Philadelphia in 1905 praises Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills for curing her six year old son's severe eczema. After two years of spreading rash and failed medical care, two boxes of each product cured the condition with no relapse to date.

A. J. Cochran, Jr Columbia Avenue Philadelphia Drurgonsa Otter & Chem. Corp Sole Props Boston Derisa Free

Will May Solve Parentage Riddle In Tebbetts Will

In a Roxbury case the will of Lynn millionaire Mrs. Georgiana B Tebbetts may settle a long running parentage mystery. Mrs. Jeremiah G Foley of 107 Blue Hill Ave Roxbury stands to receive a large portion of the estate amid questions of a possible undisclosed daughter.

Georgiana B. Tebbetts Lynn Jeremiah G. Foley Blue Hill Avenue Roxbury Theodore Tebbetts

Woman Holds Man as Thief in Boston Street Pursuit

Effie M. Peabody chased Joseph F. Wineston through the West End after accusing him of stealing 640 dollars worth of jewelry from her Roxbury apartments in October 1905. A citywide alert led to Wineston's capture near Clark Street by Officer Gordon after a sprint through Hanover Street.

Joseph F. Wineston Webster Street Boston Court Street West End Effie M. Peabody Holburn Street Roxbury Bowdoin Square Wineston Merritt Station 3 Hanover Street Gordon Clark Street

Pyramid Pile Cure Claim Free Sample Trial

A mail order advertisement asserts Pyramid Pile Cure cures piles and offers a free sample to prove results. It cites long suffering patients, including Isaac Smith of Wharton New York, and promises relief leading buyers to purchase boxes at 50 cents each.

Isaac Smith Wharton New York Pyramid Drug Company Pyramid Building Marshall, Mich

Revere Faces 190000 Dollar Tax Shortfall

At an adjourned town meeting in Revere the assessors issued warrants to collect unpaid taxes totaling 190000 dollars. The committee on building a high school urged postponement indefinitely, a recommendation the town accepted.

Revere

Monterey Vote Rejects License Question by Fifteen Votes

At a Monterey town meeting on March 26 the town voted down the license question by 15 votes, the tally reported as 20 to 35.

Monterey

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Venware O Waltasao N. K. Fairbank Company Chicago Gilchrist CO Sunlight Sale Hotel Vendome Cluett, Peabody & CO Monarch U.S. Marshal Fenway Swift Bill Hanover and Portland Streets Mrs. Peabody of Man Committee On Probate and Chancery Gauss C. E. Gauss Main Street Marshall Mich
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