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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1906
Page
2
The House passed the legislative executive and judicial appropriation bill carrying 30 million dollars after two weeks of debate. The key feature was the elimination of the clerks age limit, a provision that sparked much discussion and intensified opposition to the measure.
A Camden New Jersey reader details a complete skin cure using Cuticura products after suffering eczema on body and face. She credits the ointment soap and Resolvent with clearing scales and facial blemishes following months of doctor visits and persistent misery. The testimonial dates to April 25, 1905, and names Mrs Emma White of 641 Cherrier Place.
Judge grants James C. Ide custody of the child and orders $10 weekly alimony to Mary E. Ide for one year. The bitter dispute featured handwriting experts and a mysterious letter X, with Mrs. Ide accused of abusive conduct though not proven, while the father wins custody.
Yesterday morning Mrs Ide testified and denied all incriminating statements by former witnesses. She faced cross examination with calm but sharp refusals about alleged meetings with Dr. Robert M Miller the Dorchester dentist. She claimed no fondness for Miller and did not recall his visits dinners or parties.
Dr. Charles P. Putnam, chairman of the Board of Children's Institutions, notes more boys and girls are in reformatories not due to more bad youth but greater judicial trust in reform and parental schools. He cites probation systems that release youths for good conduct under continued supervision, while acknowledging many lack chance.
In Superior Criminal Court Mrs. May Howard was found not guilty after a brief jury verdict. She testified about meeting her husband Thomas Wandless in New York and denied helping break him out of jail with tools reportedly found in a jail break plot.
William G. Marsh and his wife Anna A. Fellows Marsh celebrated their golden wedding at 80 H Street South Boston last evening. Guests came from Leominster Randolph Holbrook Cambridge Malden Everett and Boston to offer best wishes. Marsh, born Sept. 15, 1830 in Hingham, served with the Sixth Corps First New York Independent Battery under Sheridan during the Civil War and has since 1897 been superintendent of Warren Bros. wharf. The celebration featured Tracy's Orchestra and readings by Mrs. Walter Bolster of Charlestown.
A large attendance of Suffolk county A. O. H. representatives is expected at Puritan Hall 995 Washington street tomorrow for a convention to nominate delegates to the national convention in Saratoga N Y. The chosen nominees will be ballot for April 8 at Wells Memorial Hall.
Louis Sonnabend of Elm Street jeweller with assets $42 250 and liabilities of $81 097 was petitioned into bankruptcy by Morris Ellison Abraham Hirshberg and Samuel Gordon. Secured debt totals $26 000 with $52 197 unsecured and $2 900 notes and bills to be paid by others. Assets include $22 000 real estate $2 700 cash $5 350 bills and promissory notes $10 000 personal property and $2 000 open accounts. A $3 000 secured claim by Mark Stone is the only secured creditor guarded by jewelry. Mechanics Trust Company holds a $2 900 note.
Judge Hammond reserved decision on John B. Blood of Newburyport seeking a writ of mandamus against Mayor Houston to compel him to nominate a city solicitor.
Advertisement promises PAZO OINTMENT cures in 6 to 14 days for itch, bleed, and protruding piles with a money refund if it fails. Priced at 50 cents.
The Gethro dance hall bill, passed by the House with one dissent, moves to engrossment with an amendment covering roller skating rinks. The amendment bans entry for minors under 17 after dark without a parent or guardian, opposed only slightly in a 5 to 18 vote.
The will of William 8 Janvrin of Revere was before Judge Grant in probate. Janvrin deeded real estate worth about 840,000 with a 850,000 mortgage to his wife four years ago. she died two years ago leaving him one third and five sons the remainder. In 1904 he willed the property to four sons equally, omitting George. The case was continued sine die to allow a compromise among the brothers.
Ad copy claiming Dr Miles New Heart Cure strengthens heart nerves and muscles to prevent fluttering palpitations dizziness and fainting. It warns neglect leads to pain in the heart region and related kidney and stomach troubles in a brisk sales tone.
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