Plain Facts American Wine Co. Louis Mo
A brief line item noting Plain Facts American Wine Co located in Louis, Missouri.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1913
Page
8
A brief line item noting Plain Facts American Wine Co located in Louis, Missouri.
A dated testimonial from W E Gee claims rapid night sweat relief and weight gain after using Eckmans Alterative for lung trouble. The letter touts efficacy in bronchitis asthma and stubborn colds, noting no narcotics and urging readers to consult Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia for a recovery booklet.
A Springfield gathering features Bull Moose leaders and speakers from the Progressive movement. Chief topics include party unity, direct primaries, social justice, rural credit, and opposition to old party machines. Senator Miles Poindexter and Editor Matthew Hale are noted figures, with Mrs. Elliott delivering a welfare paper and Bird outlining state plans.
Springfield May 6 Progressive leaders declare non merger stance after major rally. Matthew Hale cites large western turnout and says rumors of disaffection are Republican attempts at amalgamation to regain power. Progressives insist on uncompromising position and refusal of cross party alliance.
Republicans and progressive Democrats face forced realignment into the Progressive fold as factions vow unwavering, uncompromising pursuit of their principles anticipated to lead to victory in the coming fall elections.
Edna Taft five-year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles W Taft of 115 Boulevard Revere stepped from the sidewalk into a car on Revere Beach Boulevard. The car driven by Fred W White of 42 Jefferson Avenue Chelsea passed over her body but she suffered only minor cuts and abrasions and was returned home.
No trace of Ruth Morrill the 14 year old ward of the Children’s Aid Society who eluded an agent Thursday has been found. Secretary Murphy believes she may have met a girlfriend in Boston and is likely there. A search of Boston hospitals found no sign of her presence.
Miss Lucile M Balch of Brookline files a $1000 suit in Dedham against Frank W Phillips of Brookline alleging his dog bit her causing severe injuries.
The British steamer Appalachee bound for New Orleans and Norfolk arrived at Barrow in a leaky condition after colliding with the Italian tank steamer Margaretha from Kustendje bound for Avonmouth.
Eleven fishing boats anchored at T Wharf delivering a sizable wholesale load. Haddock totaled 79 600 pounds cod 113 700 hake 42 600 pollock 4 500 and cask 18 200 pounds. Cash receipts listed for Sadie M Nunan 9 000 Mary Edith 5 000 Mary de Costa 4 000 and Washakie 200 pounds. Dealers price haddock 41 4 cents steak cod 43 4 cents markets 23 4 cents steak pollock 21 2
Large shipments of East Indian products aboard the German steamship Kattenturm arrive from Calcutta and Colombo with jute spices skins saltpetre shellac mica. Meanwhile the Amsterdak from Rotterdam docks at Mystic Wharf with general merchandise, and the Verona brings 20 000 stems of bananas from Sosua. A wireless update notes Sagamore’s position east of Boston with 11 cabin passengers aboard. The Mills sails to Baltimore to load steel rails for Galveston and the Edward Sewall is ashore near Kahului, Maui.
Sun rises at 4 32 and sets at 6 50 with high water at 12 05 PM. A May arrival list includes steamers Amsterdyk Braun Rotterdam iXattenturm Calcutta via Colombo Verona Oxholm Sosua Gloucester McDorman Norfolk Newton Abbott Sewalls Point Camden Brown Bangor Bay State Strout Portland City of Gloucester Godfrey Gloucester tugs Wyoming Clark New York towing barges Nos 785 703 765 from Perth Amboy South Amboy for Saco Suveage Michalski Baltimore towing barges 8 14 18 Paoli Oliver New York towing barges Oxford Stratford Boyd left at New Bedford Boswell Walton Norfolk Ivie Beattie left at New Bedford Julia C Moran Riley New York Vesta Brennan Lynn towing barge L W C Co No 8 for Port Johnson Orion Doane Portland schooners Mercedese LeCain Clements port N S Etta Vaughan Thorburn Lynn Ethel F. Merriam Hassan Wellfleet Mass Steamers Arabic Liverpool Verona Puerto Plata S Day schooners Lillie E Melanson Meteghan N B Pesa quid St John N B Sailed Steamers Jaspeh J Cuneo Baracoa Cuba Boston Yarmouth N S City of Memphis Savannah Howard Norfolk Allecany Philadelphia Mills Baltimore H E Dimock New York ferryboat Fernando Gorges Bath tugs Neptune Pallas Beverly assisted Coastwise to dock Julia C Moran New York towing two scows Wyoming Plymouth and returned with barge I V No 702 schooners Kiondyke Windsor N S Herbert M. Rogers Mt. Desert Marguerite Newburyport Ervin J. Luce Rockport lated 5th.
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