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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1910

Page

6

Riot Quelled by Winchester Police at Italian Strikes

Five leaders of the Italian strikers at the Thomas Quigley and James Fitzgerald stone works were arrested on riot organizing charges as police prevent a wider incipient riot. A patrol detail remained tonight amid anticipation of more trouble in the Italian labor settlement near town.

Winchester Thomas Quigley James Fitzgerald Ee Moe Alea Mcintosh Joe Tafuni Salvatore Sinarella James Gilley Domenico Gillot Antonio Marga Woburn Court

Liquor Not to Blame for Death in Chelsea

The first Chelsea death linked to opening saloons Monday is attributed to apoplexy. Augustus N. Bryant, the engineer jailed for intoxication, died at Frost Hospital. Medical Examiner McGrath ruled the cause as apoplexy, not alcoholism.

Chelsea Augustus N. Bryant Frost Hospital McGrath

Chelsea Liquor Centre Victim Dies After Police Blunder

A man named Bryant was found lying on a sidewalk along Eastern Avenue in Mill Hill after saloons closed. He was taken to the police station then moved to Frost Hospital where he died several hours later, a report says. The relatives, respected Chelsea residents, are consoled by the account of the mishap.

Chelsea Bryant Eastern Avenue Mill Hill Frost Hospital

Hyomei Cures Catarrh Ready Now for Relief

Cure it today without stomach pouring. Hyomei cures catarrh nose or throat by direct inhalation. Simple inhaler use, eucalyptus based, 50 cents to 1 dollar, guaranteed to cure or money back. Includes bottle and instructions. mail orders to Booth’s Hyomei Co. Buffalo NY. Testimonials claim relief and even a tuberculosis diagnosis corrected by Hyomei.

Booth’s Hyomei Co Buffalo N. Y Henry Lena New Orleans Hyomei

Father and son share blood to save boy in peril

Samuel Stiglitz of Roxbury and his 6 year old son Willie faced a dire tumor crisis at Children’s Hospital in Huntington Avenue. Surgeons and family agreed an immediate transfusion offered Willie the only chance. Samuel donated blood and underwent anesthesia as doctors connected his vein to Willie's arm for over two hours. Willie showed signs of recovery as Samuel awoke and visited. Doctors Munro and Stone led the operation, and Willie’s prognosis remained hopeful a week later.

Samuel Stiglitz Marble Street Roxbury Chilren's Hospital Huntington Avenue Willie Stiglitz Mr. Stiglitz Arthur Willie Mrs. Stiglitz Brother Willie Papa Mamma Stiglitz

Lack of trees hurts Commonwealth avenue property value

Secretary Sylvester Baxter of the Metropolitan Improvement League complains that the City Council has failed to fund tree planting on Commonwealth avenue between Beacon street and the Newton line. He says the treeless condition lowers property values and blames a penny wise and pound foolish policy.

Sylvester Baxter Metropolitan Improvement League Commonwealth Avenue Beacon Street Newton Fitzgerald Boston Park Commissioners Baxter Sir Beecong Street Park Department Metropolitan Brookline

Cunarder Ivernia Due Here Today

After a fogbound 24 hours the Cunarder Ivernia from Liverpool and Queenstown is expected to berth in East Boston this morning. The ship reported by wireless 240 miles east of Boston Light at 5 am yesterday as foggy conditions persisted. If weather clears, she should tie up at 8 am.

Cunard Iner Ivernia Liverpool Queenstown East Boston Boston Ivernia

Worker injured in crane staging collapse at Jamaica Plain site

Almored Crawford aged 45 of 148 Welles Avenue Dorchester was knocked 20 feet to the ground when a staging broke at the 63 Metropolitan Avenue building project in Jamaica Plain. He suffered a fractured skull and was treated at City Hospital, listed in serious condition.

Almored. Crawford Welles Avenue Dorchester Metropolitan Avenue Jamaica Plain Hos

First Sea Trip for Woman 102 in Gloucester

Mrs Lucy Se lig Hickey aged 102 travels by water for the first time, living in Gloucester with her son John J. Hickey on Burnham Street. Born September 10, 1808 in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, she recalls British and colonial figures and the 1844 execution of four mutineers from the Saladin in Halifax.

Gloucester Lucy Selig Hickey Nova Scotia John J. Hickey Burnham Street Hickey Lunenburg N. S England Halifax

Welch Prince voyage recalls kidnap attempt and comet

In Shanghai two nights ago an attempted kidnapping of Captain Shepard's wife and daughter sparked a near disaster. The incident, tied to the globe‑girdling voyage of the Welch Prince under Captain A. B. W. Shepard, adds a dramatic note to the English crew's cruise alongside Halley's comet.

Shanghai

Welch Prince Ties Up at Mystic Docks After World Voyage

The Welch Prince arrived at Mystic after a 16 day Maltese voyage and a seven month round the world trip. Captain Shepard, wife and daughter joined in New York after two years apart. In Shanghai the captain’s wife May were nearly kidnapped by four rickshaw coolies, later rescued by the French embassy and ship crew. The daughter blamed Chinese coolies as deceitful after the tense escape.

Mystic Malta Orient New York Mogi Halley Shanghai China Shepard

Hygiene talk at Conrad's store addressed by Dr Moulton

Dr. A Moulton, a leading city physician, spoke to all Conrad & Co employees at the Winter street store after hours on Personal Sanitation and Prevention of Disease. He offered practical tips as part of the firm’s welfare lecture series for staff.

Prosecutor and Judge in Clash in Heinze Case at New York

Judge Hough again criticizes government method in Heinze misappropriation and check overcertificate case. DA Wise presses witness on United Copper stock, Schultze admits a 1907 syndicate. Mercantile National loan of 690000 to Eckstein spotlighted. Eckstein says he had no role and handed funds to Schultze. Prosecution aims to link Heinze to the 1907 pool and its continuation to Oct. 4, 1907.

New York Hough F. Augustus Heinze Mercantile National Bank Heinze & Co Heinze Wise United Copper Meinze Max H. Schultze Mercantile National Frederick Eckstein United Copper Company Eckstein Schultze United Copper Pool Mercantile

Waltham Watch Factory Bets Short 3 Week Layoff

Waltham May 4 The annual summer vacation was posted today at the Waltham watch factory and workers facing a long layoff were surprised to learn their idle period will last three weeks and two days, shorter than rumored durations.

Waltham Waltham Watch

Watch Industry Faces Short Summer Shutdown

The factory will close Thursday evening, June 80, and reopen Monday morning, July 2, causing only a short disruption in summer vacations. By September conditions are expected to improve after the 1907 slump. Across Walham, Trenton, and Elgin, curtailment of hours and minor shifts in the workforce reflect widespread production surpluses and recovering demand.

Waltham Trenton N. J Elgin

Sisters Claim Blood Disease Cure For Skin Ailments

A New York paper item reports two religious orders including Sisters of St Joseph of Peace promoting a blood disease cure for eczema varicose ulcers and other skin conditions. The treatment uses a narcotic preservative stimulant and is offered free to the poor every Monday at 125 East Thirty fourth Street, with notes endorsed by charitable institutions.

New York Sisters of St. Joseph, of Peace Jersey City N. J East Thirty-fourth Street Walsh Houghton “& Dutton

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