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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1914
Page
13
A wireless message from the steamer La Touraine says heavy weather forced slow steaming due to machinery trouble. Captain Caussin reports all aboard well and the ship, three days overdue, should reach New York Friday night or Saturday morning.
George Chung a Chinese laundryman at 301 E street South Boston was held in 3000 for the grand jury by Judge Fallon in South Boston police court charged with assault on three girls aged 10 to 13. Chung had appeared previously and the case was continued to yesterday.
A spring day at the market reports broad price drops across staples. Eggs at 32 cents with several grades from 25 to 31, butter down to 34 36 cents, and groundfish cheaper than in months. Prices for meat and produce show declines and bountiful supply.
New Bedford March 26 Judge Milliken fines Herbert S. Clark manager of an amusement company sixty dollars on six counts for permitting children under 15 to appear on his theatre stage. Thomas J. Charette receives ten dollars on a similar charge. Complaint filed by Alfred Katz inspector of the State Board of Labor and Industries.
The Pope tentatively schedules a consistory for late April or early May with about a dozen cardinals to be appointed.
W A Clark of Northampton elected chairman of the New England shippers car demurrage committee to fill the vacancy caused by the death of David O Ives aged 56 who died March 18. The group adopted a tribute praising Ives for leadership, knowledge, and dedication to better transportation conditions.
Edward F. Galvin longtime Boston Post Office employee since 1888 died at his Revere home after an operation. He spent 26 years with the postal service chiefly at the stamp window. He is survived by his widow three sons and a daughter.
Mothers are urged to use California Syrup of Figs as a mild inside cleaner for upset stomachs and constipation in children. The ad touts its pleasant taste, claims it clears foul waste without griping, and warns against counterfeits while promoting a 50 cent bottle from the California Fig Syrup Company.
All aboard for the Springs round trip 25 cents with no hotel bills. Rheumabath in hot water claims relief for rheumatism lumbago grippe and sciatica by opening pores and sweating out toxins. Advertises mail trial 25 cents with money back guarantee and free Rheuma bath book via The Rheumabath Company Minneapolis Minnesota.
Funeral services for 35 years at St Marys were held with the office of the dead and a requiem mass. Cardinal O Connell gave final absolution. Interment was at Holy Cross College Worcester. Devotion of the forty hours opened in St Rose Chelsea. Parish activities and gatherings noted.
Hen rietta R. White told Judge Raymond that her husband Ralph N. White kicked her and blackened her eye over a dispute about sprinkling sugar on milk doughnuts in a jury waived session of the Norfolk Superior Court. Ralph N. White denied mistreatment as the court reserved its decision.
The Harvard Dames, wives and mothers of Harvard students, met in the Phillips Brooks House parlor in Cambridge for their regular monthly gathering. A musicale followed the session showcasing local musical talent and community fellowship.
An advice notice touts an ounce of double strength ethine from a druggist to remove freckles in a few applications. It notes February and March bring out freckles and that the product is sold with a money back guarantee if it fails.
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