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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1906
Page
2
An unknown man who kicked an American flag in Hoboken was clubbed by a mob and arrested after a struggle with officers. In court Recorder Stanton sentenced him to six months for abusing the flag after he refused to reveal his identity claiming to be from Nowhere and calling himself the King of Bums.
Marlboro resident Sergeant Guy S. Taylor disappeared Saturday prompting militia searches of nearby woods and streams. The incident sparked a shelter search and public alerts as investigators pursue leads.
A sensational ad promises two weeks of free treatment and medicine for all patients who begin care on or before May 15th at the Osmo-Chemic physicians office. The deal, limited to the first fifteen days of May, covers all diseases and applies to new and renewing patients with the same care as paying customers. Only six days remain to apply.
James J. Reed of Nor folk street Cambridge proprietor at 10 Tremont row was found unconscious in his store yesterday. An expressman arriving with a package forced open a rear door and救 Reed is at Relfe station on the dangerous list believed to be suffering from heart failure.
A striking carpenter named Habert and another man were wounded this afternoon by a bomb explosion as they loaded it in a garret of a house in a working class district. After arrest, Prefect Lepine searched the garret and found more bombs believed to be for an anarchist plot.
Athens May 8 Rear Admiral Lord Charles Beresford commander of the British fleet, at Piraeus awaiting orders on the Turkish troops at Tabah, sent his card to the Greek minister of marine expressing regret he could not call in person and noting he remained on ship for possible service orders from England arriving at any moment.
Suffolk county grand jury returned a true bill against Henry Harrison for breaking and entering but filed the case due to the defendant's illness. Harrison, said to suffer a serious Bright's disease attack, was sent to City Hospital after District Attorney Moran's request.
In Burlington on May 8 Rear Admiral Charles E. Clark United States Navy retired was elected commander of the Vermont Commandery Military Order of the Loyal Legion at its annual meeting Also elected were A A Woodbury senior vice commander A C Brown junior vice commander H O Wheeler recorder C E Beach treasurer and J E Goodrich chaplain all of Burlington.
In a petition to the United States Circuit Court of Appeals the lawyers for ex Representative James J. McInerney ask to file in district court a motion for arrest of judgment claiming a grand jury drawing irregularity at the Boston term of Sept 13 1904. They contend the indicted grand jurors were improperly drawn sworn and seated making the indictment void and unenforceable. The government has until next Monday to file a reply brief and there will be no oral arguments.
In Marlboro on May 8, authorities paused a two day hunt for Sergeant Guy S. Taylor of Company F, Sixth Regiment M V M, missing since Saturday night after a fishing outing. A heavy cannon and divers failed to recover him from Fort Meadow pond’s swift waters.
The Osmo-Chemic physicians state they never accept a case until a careful examination with X Ray and instruments determines the cause. Their diagnosis service is free if treatment begins on or before May 15 1906.
Court Star of the East Foresters of America held its annual May party in Minot's Hall last night. Executives attended and delegates were honored for the upcoming convention. A midnight banquet preceded a dancing session.
New Haven May 8 records from the class book editor show one Yale student paid $7550 for a year while another lived on $100. The four year average is $414 for this year's senior class. Of 3083 members, 95 earned part of their expenses and 24 paid all costs.
The ad asserts Apitézo with cream improves daytime brain function by countering digestion fatigue. It claims digestion diverts blood from the brain and suggests constant alertness if taken routinely for breakfast and lunch.
A Chelsea man, Frank Henry, 148 Spry Chelsea Mass, writes of his experience with Osmo-Chemic physicians. He details relief from difficult breathing and stomach gases after treatment and commends their honesty and care. He endorses the Osmo-Chemic system for catarrh.
Leucodescent rays increase nutrition and tissue metabolism while destroying bacteria. Germ destruction rises with intensity and remains safe for healthy tissue. It is described as the only therapeutic light with certain results and safety. The light is also claimed to relieve pain through nerve cell rhythm restoration, and Osmo-Chemic physicians claim top equipment and the largest Massachusetts practice.
Mrs G L Bliss of 28 Lever Street Worcester Massachusetts says she suffered long hearing loss in her left ear for over a year. After Osmo-Chemic treatment her hearing is completely restored and the left ear matches the right.
President Mellen of the New York New Haven Hartford says there is no reason for the report that the New England Navigation Company which holds marine properties of the railroad has gained control of the Joy line operating between Providence and New York City.
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