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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1907

Page

2

Bartlett In Heated Democratic Governor Race

General Bartlett and Henry M Whitney loom as leading candidates in the Democratic gubernatorial contest. Mayor Fitzgerald denies any immediate nomination fight while McNary plans Whitney’s campaign and eyeing Fitzgerald’s reelection.

Bartlett McNary Post Young's General Bartlett Whitney Webiher Sullivan Henry M. Whitney Bryan Massachusetts Democratic State Committee Douglas Mr. Whitney Fitzgerald

Worcester Relatives Trace Baroness De Massy Identity

Worcester relatives identify Delia Benoit of St. Cesear Canada as the so called Baroness Louisa Anisia de Massy linked to the Gustave Simon murder case in New York. They deny the baroness’s noble title and recount family ties and previous travels while noting her hopes for an eventual Europe tour after the trial.

New York Worcester Vella Benoit St. Cesear Canada Louisa Anisia de Massy Gustave Simon Walter H. Maltesta Henry Foisy Walter H. Maletesta Lenond Street Post Baroness” de Massy Joseph Homer Benoit Lorne Benoit Perry Avenue Delia Benoit Foisy Henry Folsy Bay State Coal Company Francis de Massy Europe du‘Vernon Francois de Massey Baroness de Massey St. Cesar States Childs’ Business College Italy France America Benoit du Livenois Countess de Bero Mme. de Massey

New Rules Tighten Transport of Explosives Citywide

Deputy Chief Neal announces drastic rules on moving explosives beyond gunpowder requiring a permit from the district police chief or fire officials in Boston or other towns. No explosive may travel on electric cars subways or crowded streets without springs or a cover. Minors or readers unable to understand English cannot receive permits.

Neal Boston Fire Department Board of Selectmen

Narrow escape after fifth floor fall at North Street

Frank L Sweet 28 a Hollis cold storage worker at 24 North Street fell from a fifth floor window yesterday. He survived a 50 foot drop with only bruises and a shocked recovery before going home after hospital checks.

Frank ‘'l. Sweet N. Is. Hollis North Street Sweets

Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days with Pazo Ointment

Guarantee promises cure of piles including itching bleeding or protruding types in six to fourteen days or money back. Advertising claim states quick relief and refund option. Product priced at five cents per unit.

Mayor Witzgerald Questions Whitney Candidacy Alignment

In an interview with the Republic, Mayor Witzgerald warns Whitney’s gubernatorial bid may face friction due to handling and internal Democratic divides. He cites Worcester’s John R. Thayer, Fall River’s John W. Cummings, Bartlett backers, and Governor Douglas’s allies as influential factors shaping the nomination race.

This Week's Republic Witzgerald Douglas Mr. Whitney Whitney Democratic Party Massachusetts Keeney State Committee Williams McFarland Moran John R. Thayer Worcester John W. Cummings Fall River Brockton Charles W. Bartlett Thayer Boston Bartlett O'Connell Boston Democracy Tie John B. Moran Governor Guild General Bartlett

First Cold Tablet Brand Evokes Historical Remedy

A fragment notes Brow and Quinine cure items labeled as a laxative remedy. It mentions the original cold tablet in a white package with black and red printing and the signature EB W Grove priced at 25 cents.

EB. W. Grove

House Defeats Luce Caucus Bill In Legislature

The session reports the Luce bill to abolish caucuses defeated in the House. Other items include a veto delay on the firemen exemption, a Salisbury Beach bathhouse win, a gas electric merger sent to the General Court, and veterans gratuity and prison official raises rejected. Senate actions cover a Spanish war veterans preference bill, Conway railroad merger readings, and anti monopoly measures with a railroads and public service expansion bill postponed.

Luce Salisbury Beach Schofield Boston Senate Conway Trolley Boston & Maine Salter Lynn

Lawmaking clashes as House debates parity and state bills

The House faced a heavy defeat for a measure to wipe out parity caucuses amid party unity calls from Luce and Turtle. Arguments rose over petition ballots and keeping party systems intact while Morse opposed a Salisbury Beach bath house project. A 39 to 83 vote rejected a measure, and a 44 to 41 vote defeated a salary increase for prison officials as Garcelon criticized fiscal missteps. Lomasney redirected merger talks to a one year delay with gas and electric commissioners to report later.

Luce Somerville Turtle Pittsfield Take Garcelon Newton Ways and Means Morse Haverhill Salisbury Beach House

Mystic Wharf Accident Ends in Leg Amputation

Edward Lt. Phillips a 27 year old single Somerville man had his left leg amputated last night at Mystic wharf when his leg was caught in a track and an engine ran over it before he could be freed.

Edward Lt. Phillips Somerville Mystic Wharf Phillips

Rutland Railroad Raises Train Pay Increase

Rutland Vermont May 3 An across the board wage rise of ten percent goes into effect for brakemen and baggage men on the Rutland railroad. The raise follows a request by trainmen for higher pay and revised runs after talks led by James Murdick vice grand master of the International Brotherhood of Trainmen with Rutland officials.

Rutland Rutland Railroad James Murdick International Brotherhood of Trainmen

Perfect Permanent Cure by Cuticura

A mother from Piermont New Hampshire recalls her son’s severe eczema starting at four months old. After failing with doctors and patent medicines, she used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent, noting rapid improvement and full recovery by age four with clear skin.

R. L. Risley Piermont, N. H

Cure for Barber's Itch Promised by Cuticura Remedies

Patient reports relief after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent for barber's itch. Advertisement touts complete external and internal treatment for skin humors in infants children and adults. Sold by Potter Drug and Chem Corp with a free book on skin and scalp humors.

M. HF. Berg Chestnut St Phila Potter Drug & Chem Corp Boston Mass

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Ess DE Massy Barpomdss Bartlet W. L. Douglas W.L. Douglas John ‘T. Peterson Magazine Street Cambridge Washington ST Opp Essex Cor. School W.l.douglas Brockton, Mass Summer Street Lincoln St Court Street Cor Howard Hanover Street N. Y Geo. J. Raymond South Sudbury Ferber and Nichols Board of Health Tinehan Fitchburg Railroad Company Conway Electric Railway Faxon Stoughton Mahoney Chicopee Cox Brisix Ways and Means Committee Summer Gas Inquiry Committee On Metropolitan Affairs Representa New England Mutual Life Insurance Company Charles H. Flood ST Milk St Albert H. Curtis Federal St Cuticura Boston Eye, Fur Tremont St Diamonds Dawe Poe PBI Frederic J. Crosby Warren St Wash Halpd Harvard Dental Co Holmes Court St Bowdoin Sq Canfield South Boston Mathias Mary Canfield Athens Street SS. Peter and Paul's Church Finn Charlestown William Annie Nee Leahy) Finn Bunker Hill Street St. Catherine’s Church Waltham Post 11 Kearsarge Naval O'Leary Roxbury Helen Timothy Ellen O'Leary Crowley Phillips Street Mission Tremont Street BR. P. OG. Ellis Tate James AH. Daggett Rockland Street West Knoxbury St. Mary's Church High Street Dedham St. Mary's Cemetery Crore Street Germantown Lawrence Hl Suleld van Daniel J. Kane
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