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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1913
Page
2
The desk chair and silver furnishings presented to Bishop Lawrence by the Massachusetts diocese on the 20th anniversary of his consecration are on display in Boylston street store show windows. The gifts will be viewable until Friday, after which they are to be moved to the bishop's house.
An advertisement touts a home cough syrup mixing granulated sugar, warm water, and Pinex to create a pint bottle for about $2.50. It claims quick relief for ordinary coughs, hoarseness, croup, bronchitis, and whooping cough, plus a tonic effect and slight laxative action, with a money back guarantee and ordering details for The Pinex Co.
Ralph M. Herrick files suit against Newton millionaire Albert H. Waitt alleging he alienated Herrick’s wife. Damages sought amount to 75000. Declaration lists eight cited occasions of Waitt with Mrs Herrick and references to additional times.
Montreal plaintiff son of A. W. Herrick, a noted Allston stationer, says counsel will ask to trim the addendum to 10000 dollars. He calls the suit ridiculous but will meet it. He hopes it won't spoil a planned hunting trip to South Africa. Mrs. Elizabeth Herrick says her husband left last February and has sent only 30 dollars. she was ejected from their home for lack of funds.
Rebels north of San Luis Potosi post placards to railroad workers threatening hanging if trains run. Men refuse to operate trains as a result of the warning.
Secretary of State Bryan showed marked interest in the Mexico City despatches but refused to comment officially. Wilson had retired when the news arrived. The Michigan returned with General Diaz aboard the Esperanza for Havana, while rebels led by Hilario Salas burned a sugar plantation near Tlacotalpan and captured two planters for ransom.
The German delegation resumes talks in Vera Cruz with Mexican officials as tensions ease. Aimed at restoring diplomatic ties, negotiators focus on trade, security, and mutual cooperation amid regional uncertainties.
Three thousand cartridges were stolen from army stores and smuggled across the Mexican border. Federal agents and army officers say the loss could not have occurred without the connivance of soldiers on patrol. The discovery came weeks ago when the Fifth Cavalry relieved the Ninth at Naco and the empty cartridge spaces were found filled with sand.
Premier Robert Laird Borden and Mrs Borden after a brief stay in New York will depart tomorrow morning for White Sulphur Springs Virginia to spend the rest of the month.
The British ambassador Sir Cecil Spring-Rice and Sir William Tyrrell say the extended Dublin stay is not a political mission. Tyrrell notes the ambassador is recovering from a bilious attack and expects to return to Washington soon. He downplays any antagonism between British and American policies on Mexico and stresses the visit is private, unrelated to public affairs.
Washington reports immigration rising with 126,800 immigrant aliens admitted in August, up 43,803 from the previous year’s 82,377. Of the total 84,623 were males and 41,557 females, Italy contributing the largest share with 31,762 aliens.
After swallowing acetic acid and cleaning fluid with suicidal intent in her home on Bea con Street, Mrs Lotta Lineblach aged 31 notified her husband by telephone. He alerted neighbors and doctors rushed to assist, restoring her enough to remove her to City Hospital where she was deemed out of danger. Despondency is given as the motive.
Frederick Lau nier aged 55 hanged himself to a rafter in his Millbury harness shop early this morning. Melancholia is given as the cause.
Every honest physician and pharmacist must admit the value of its formula, including Sarsaparilla, Stillingia, Blue Flag, Anti bilicus and Liver remedies, Mandrake and Dandelion, Ava Ursi, Juniper Berries, Pipsissewa, Gentian Root, Wild Cherry Bark, and more. Hood's Sarsaparilla combines these ingredients in scientific proportions and modern processes, claiming medicinal merit unequaled by any other medicine.
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