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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1908
Page
9
The Virginia General Assembly moved to remove Judge J. W. G. Blackstone of the 11th circuit, citing moral conduct issues and neglect of official duties. The action reflects a disciplined move against judge improprieties within the state judiciary.
New York March 26 Controller Herman A Metz received three letters threatening his life unless work on proposed city subways starts immediately.
The new fire control device, a water curtain surrounding the Paine Furniture property, was demonstrated on three street frontages. Fire and police officials witnessed as brass nozzles delivered strong water jets, flooding Market street while showing interior impact if glass fails.
The French prince, in a cryptic interview with reporters, dodges questions about an engagement to Mme Anna Gould and a possible marriage to her. He cites curiosity from press, says he cannot discuss Mme Gould, and insists he travels widely and will stay in New York for a while before possibly returning to France.
Mme Anna Gould and the Prince de Sagan met for tea at the St. Regis in New York in the Tyler Morse apartments. The meeting was described as part of an ongoing international romance with no engagement announcement yet.
The report notes that Mr. George J. Gould is opposed to the proposed alliance, reflecting family sentiment on the matter.
Mr and Mrs Tyler Morse plan a two week residence at the St Regis leaving their Wyoming Avenue Seventh Avenue Fifty fifth Street apartment. Mme Gould and the prince were to be guests at luncheon but no luncheon occurred and Mrs Morse is said to be ill.
A United Irish League Bulletin article labels Edwin D. Mead an anti patriotic advocate for abolishing Evacuation Day and Bunker Hill Day. It argues his views would erase symbols of liberty like the Stars and Stripes and monuments. It cites his praise for arbitration with England as rooted in biased history and annual celebrations.
Washington reports the battleship fleet will not reach San Francisco by May 5 as planned and will instead arrive on May 6 due to election day. The change affects naval schedules and regional preparations ahead of the holiday.
An article touts J. Williams' Pink Pills as a cure for neuralgia and sciatica by improving blood supply to nerves. It includes a testimonial from Mrs. George Henderson of Wynantskill, New York, claiming pain relief and lasting cure after using the pills. The piece notes renewed blood production and bodily nourishment as the mechanism and lists mail order sales from Dr Williams Medicine Co in Schenectady, NY.
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