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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1907
Page
5
The Osmo-Chemic Physicians at 18 Boylston Street announce free one month treatment including medicines for all patients who apply by May 31. No charge for consultation or X ray. They claim guaranteed cures for curable diseases and attract patients from out of town.
The Osmo-Chemic Physicians state they are regular graduates in good standing and endorsed by the State Medical Ex amining Board. They deny high fees, disavow medical trust membership, and emphasize modern equipment and cured patients as their best advertisement.
Prominent citizens across Massachusetts and New Hampshire testify to cures from the Osmo-Chemic physicians new light treatment. Cases cited include cancer of the tongue stomach tumors cataracts Brights disease and ovarian inflammation with several personal endorsements.
An old medical advertisement for a consulting physician offers a book on chronic disease. The office is in permanent office suite 8 10 entrance no 18 in Boat ton Mauss. Requests 2 cent stamp for the book and lists daily office hours from morning to early evening with Sunday closure.
A city mayor borrows clothes from his secretary and speeds through Dewey square in a green municipal auto. He dons a stovepipe hat, ascends to the South station, and briskly updates reporters on the Boston & Maine merger before attending multiple meetings and dinners.
An advertisement touts Munyon's 3 X Rheumatism Cure promising speedily restored health for rheumatic pains. It claims 160 doses per bottle, no dangerous drugs, a money back guarantee, and lists other Munyon remedies with bold testimonials and a Philadelphia address.
The Castilian Club held its final meeting of the season at 67 Mt. Vernon street to honor the natal days of Queen Isabella Alfonso XIII and the newborn Spanish prince. Miss Rebecca Joslin chaired the gathering as Mrs. Otto B. Cole spoke on Spain’s political scene and royal marriages. Mrs. Anna Connable Meeks performed, with songs by Aliie May Holt and tea served.
George Grew a 21 year old worker at Publishers' Paper Company Freeman's Point died after a 20 inch discharge pipe burst spilling about 12 tons of boiling pulp over his body. The accident occurred at 6 30 AM and investigators cited a defective pine as a probable cause of the explosion and burst.
The funeral for Norris W. Heath, killed in a Bowdoinham murder, was held at his father's Bowdoinham home. Elders from the Shiloh Holy Ghost and Us colony conducted the service, with Bowdoinham children as hearers. Sydney Preble's two brothers attended, and an autopsy with gunshot wound photos was done for the upcoming trial.
Chairman Benjamin Keeping of Revere seeks an 8 cent transfer from Boston Elevated stations to Revere Beach. General Bancroft will present the request to the Elevated road directors after Revere Selectmen endorsed it. Summer travel to the beach is heavy with frequent car service and toll earnings highlighted by Northern officials.
Jimmie Sullivan, 17, of 4 Stone Street Charlestown, refused probation and was acquitted by a Superior Court jury yesterday of larceny of cigars on Patriots Day. Sullivan told reporters he wanted a clean record and chose to go free only if proven not guilty. The trial ended quickly with a not guilty verdict.
The Massachusetts College of Pharmacy marks the end of a chapter with a reception and ball at Paul Revere Hall for the senior class of 1907. Officers include Browne, Smith, O Leary, and I Farnum. Afternoon exercises feature welcome, class history, will, prophecy, and farewell. Degrees of Pharm D and Ph D awarded to named students after remarks by Rev. Herbert S. Johnson and President I P Gammon.
Oscar Hammerstein signed an agreement before sailing for Europe to erect a 400000 dollar opera house in Washington if a 20000 dollar site is donated. Forty local subscribers, some donating 5000 dollars each, were chosen to fund the project led by Miss Mary Cryder. The venue will be named the National Opera House.
The Memphremagog House in Newport owned by G. I. Goode was burned this afternoon. The unoccupied hotel had been prepared to reopen as a summer hotel next month. Loss estimated at about 20000 with 7000 insured. Four stores barbershop restaurant and bowling alley housed in the building. goods removed safely. Fire believed caused by locomotive sparks.
A Probate Court hearing affirms auditor Berry’s accounting of the Andrew Carney estate worth about 3 million dollars. English and Italian heirs, including Countess Jippee and Miss Caridlia, contest the report while trustees push to Supreme Court for a full accounting of funds used to construct large city office buildings from the estate.
Former San Francisco official Abe Ruef pleads guilty to ten extortion counts after admitting the $1175 payment by Delmonico's owners to obtain liquor sales in private rooms. He requests mercy from Judge Dunne and faces sentencing in two weeks as crowd and press scrutiny surround the courthouse.
Judge Bishop granted decrees to a dozen couples amid tales of domestic troubles. Elizabeth Clark testified her husband Thomas Clark attacked her, stole $1900, and vanished for years. Lydia Cameron said George Cameron deserted her after 1888 marriage. Grace White cited Herbert White serving a state prison sentence as grounds for divorce.
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