Soldiers Save Sacket Harbor Fire Threat
Sixty soldiers of the Fifth and Twenty-third United States Infantry extinguished a blaze at Sacket Harbor near Watertown New York preventing destruction of the post where the Twenty-third is stationed.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1907
Page
11
Sixty soldiers of the Fifth and Twenty-third United States Infantry extinguished a blaze at Sacket Harbor near Watertown New York preventing destruction of the post where the Twenty-third is stationed.
The Rock Island railroad system discharged 200 men from its construction and track forces across Illinois to Texas on Tuesday. The move affects crews employed in various sections of the system.
A man endured years of misery and family wretchedness until a hidden remedy given by his wife in coffee and food cured him without his suspicion. He now gives thanks for the wonderful cure and relief from suffering.
An advertisement claims a quick permanent cure for drunkenness using Golden Remedy concealed in coffee tea or food. It asserts the user will be cured without detection and will not know why they abandoned alcohol.
On the Harlem train to North Adams Hitchcock vanished with two men, sparking a nationwide manhunt led by Gotham police. District Attorney Jerome sent two detectives to Boston. bail remained $3000. Mrs Flora Zabelle Hitchcock described her husband Raymond Hitchcock as distraught and missing after leaving his Manhattan apartment for a Turkish bath.
Harrisburg Pa October 31 The National Bee Keepers Association closed with several papers read The beesting demonstration as a cure for rheumatism by State Zoologist Surface of Pennsylvania was postponed until next year due to the death of several bees selected for the demonstration.
The Brookline Board of Selectmen announced a new town laundry to wash towels napkins and bed linen for all departments. The facility will operate in the municipal bath building under Superintendent Rich of the public baths.
At Tunis a suspected bonic plague outbreak is reported with seven cases and three deaths among workers at a local furniture factory. Health authorities monitor the situation as investigations continue.
John W. Alling told the Economic Club in New Haven that Roosevelt administration actions in the packing industry probe the Standard Oil case and railroad rate talks depressed railroad property values and affected the wider community.
Dr. Charles E. Harrington of the State Board of Health examined cows at the State sanatorium said to be affected with tuberculosis and said there was no need for fear because of the outbreak among the herd. The cows were quarantined and will be shot shortly.
Madrid October 31 Senor Besaba the minister of public works says the government and the senate are drawing up an elaborate scheme for the development of Spanish commerce.
Advertisement for Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets claiming to digest food like healthy stomachs. It warns of stomach catarrh and related symptoms and asserts the product, containing pepsin and plant extracts, can digest 3,000 grains of food per grain of active ingredient. Free sample offer from F A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan.
Ward 13 councilman and political lieutenant of Senator Linehan accused the Finance Commission of star chamber hearings and suppressing favorable testimony. He offered five orders seeking verbatim hearing reports, employee information, itemized expenditures, and legal authority to spend public money or pay salaries, with no quorum at the meeting.
A shopper recalls a coat suit priced at $6.66 and questions whether she admitted to a questionable offer. The brief notes confusion over the bargain and the seller’s conduct.
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