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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1905

Page

4

Rich Auto Incident Sued By Young Woman

Agnes M. Shayer, about 22, sues Dr. Robert Byrnes in Boston Municipal Civil Court for damages after an auto accident on November 18 1904. Byrnes, a veteran and resident of 25 Marlboro Street, contends only the radiator struck Shayer as three companions rode to Westminster. Evidence shows Shayer injured with nerves in poor condition. trial unfinished.

Agnes M. Shayer Municipal Robert Byrnes Boston Peck Helen Barron Westminster Fens Back Bay Miss Barron New York Shayer Josephine Barron Dr. Byrnes

Watch and Coffeepot Found in Catfish

Quincy Illinois May 26 Colonel S P Bartlett Illinois fish commissioner has received a letter from G Burgtorff Florence on the Illinois River stating he yesterday caught a catfish weighing 87 pounds and in its stomach were found a watch two pairs of sleeve buttons and a quart coffeepot made of tin

Quincy Ill

Completing Cambridge's New Pipe Line to Hobbs and Stony Brook

Work on Cambridge's new pipeline from Fresh Pond to Hobbs and Stony Brooks should finish about December 1. About 170 men are employed now and the crew will grow to 725, the current civil service enrollment.

Cambridge Fresh Pond Hobbs Stony Brooks Civil Service

Peruna Endorsed By Women For Uterine and Health Ailments

A collection of testimonials from women in Boston Chicago Sioux City and Madison praising Peruna as a remedy for prolapsed uterus kidney trouble menstrual pain and general weakness. They report rapid improvements after taking multiple bottles and credit the tonic with restoring health and energy.

Peruna Promises Cure for Pelvic Catarrh in Women

The advertisement extols Peruna as an internal remedy for pelvic catarrh and other female ailments, claiming it can cure catarrh anywhere in the body without surgery. It features testimonials from Mrs. Emma Fliessner of Minneapolis and Miss Louise Mather of Burlington praising its restorative effects.

Hartman

Peruna Touted by Topeka Woman for Female Weakness

Miss Esther Lee of 322 Madison Street Topeka Kansas shares her testimonial about Peruna. She says fourteen months ago she suffered female weakness causing pallor weakness and nervous symptoms. After using Peruna she grew stronger and returned to her normal condition within three months.

Esther Lee Madison Street Topeka Kansas Triple Tie Social Club Peruna

Helen Gould Shows Support as Soldiers Friends Advocate

Miss Helen Gould attended Governor's Island garden party hosted by the Army Relief Society with nearly 2000 guests. She watched a sham battle near the fort walls, praised the soldiers, and stated they are the grandest people on earth while touring Castle William with friends.

New York Helen Gould

Arrest of Clunes Judged Unnecessary in Court Clash

In a crowded Municipal Civil Court session Judge Sullivan heard Edward F. Clunes vs James M. O Sullivan over an arrest for drunkenness. The judge ruled the arrest unnecessary citing 30 witnesses and criticized the officer for excessive force while noting potential damage against the officer is still under consideration.

Edward F. Clunes James M. O'Sullivan Sullivan Municipal Dewey John F. Perkins Clunes

Man of 82 seeks divorce from wife in New Haven

Glason Hall, 82, filed for divorce from Mrs. Mary L. Hall, 45, in New Haven. He was a wholesale butcher who retired with a fortune of about $50,000 after his first wife died. They married the day before Christmas in 1901 amid rumors and a subsequent breach.

New Haven Conn Glason Hall Mary L. Hall

Boy Charms Large Newfoundland Behind Highland Avenue Home

Lowell May 26 A 12 year old boy William McDermott son of Joseph F McDermott formerly of Lowell tried to befriend a large Newfoundland dog in the rear of 34 Highland avenue opposite his father's residence.

Lowell William McDermott Joseph F. McDermott Highland Avenue

Dog Bites Boy In Fitchburg Cheek Marks Eight Teeth

A dog bit a boy on the left cheek in Fitchburg as it jumped on him. The wound was cauterized and the dog left eight teeth marks. The dog was tied at its kennel when the incident occurred.

Fitchburg

Myrick Loses Point in Suit Against Deputy Sheriff

In Superior Court Judge Richardson denied Myrick’s motion to amend the declaration in the suit by James W. H. Myrick, chair man of Ward 9 Republican committee, against Deputy Sheriff William W. Campbell. The claim remains for money loaned. the motion to describe the funds as money received for the appointment of Michael T. Monahan was rejected as untimely.

James W. H.myrick Ward 9 Republican Committee William W. Campbell Richardson Superior Court Equity Michael T. Monahan Myrick

Four men added to Boston fire department

Four new members of the Boston fire department were put on trial yesterday by Commissioner Wells and three men were transferred. The new members are William H. Carey, assigned to Tower 2, Thomas P. Ryan, assigned to Engine 43, J. J. Driscoll, to Engine 28, and William O'Connor, to Engine 2. B. F. McNamara transferred from Engine 43 to 41, John Sullivan from Engine 41 to 37 and William T. Hall from Tower 2 to Engine 33.

Fire Department Boston Fire Department Wells William H. Carey Thomas P. Ryan J. J. Driscoll William O’connor B. F. McNamara John Sullivan William T. Hall iTower

Never Go Back at Old Wages in Rockland Strike

Over 600 lime workers on strike in Rockland Me voted yesterday to never return to old wages unless the Rockland Rockport Lime Company grants $2 a day and union recognition after two conferences with International Laborers' Union Vice-President Howard H Caldwell.

Rockland Howard H. Caldwell International Laborers’ Union Rockland-Rockport Lime Company

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Rich Auto Iss Agnes Shayer Masale George A. Williams Tremont Street Mass Annette Harris Catalpa Place Chicago West Side Ladies’ Bowling Club N. E. George West 3d St Sioux City, Ia Sioux City P. F. Zeinert North Dayton Street Madison, Wis Annette Farrly Os Sophia Calweld Sophia Calwell Nashville Tenn Emma Fliessner S. Fourth Street Minneapolis Minn Lutheran Church Sons of Temperance Louise Mather Church Street Burlington, Vt Bureau of Exchange Irish Parliamentary Party Fitzpatrick John E. Redmond M. P T. B. Fitzpatrick Little, Brown ,& Co Houghton, Mifflin & Co Raymond Washington O’sullivan Fallon O'Sullivan Falion South Boston Mr. Perkins South Naomi Duncumbering Mt. Vernon N. Y Patrick Ring Grace Raymond Ring Miss Raymond Campbell Cam New England Thomas Jefferson King King Oxford King Dental Parlors Washington ST Cor AVON Crosby’s Atlantic Coast House Means & Thacher Custom House New England Mutual Life Insurance Co Post Office Square Benjamin I. Stevens Alfred D. Foster D. F. Appel William B. Turner Warren Sawyer Thomas Sherwin Nathaniel J. Rust Henry Parkman Wallace L. Pierce Charles B. Cotting Gordon Abbott Reginald Foster Benjamin F. Stevens Assachusetts Charles H. Flood Milk Street A. H. Curtis Federal Street Crossman Margaret A Charles E. Crossman Cathedral of the Holy Cross Washington Street Hartnett Catherine Daniel Hartnett Sumner Place Swallander Carl F. Swallander S. G.O. S. Gymnasium East Concord Street Newman & Sons Corp Tremont St
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