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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1914
Page
5
The Hon. Henry A. Marsh aged 78 died at his home 57 Elm Street Worcester after a shock. A banker for 60 years he served three terms as mayor and was active in city politics from 1867 to 1894. He was a close friend of late Senator George Frisbie Hoar.
An old advertisement promotes Father John’s Medicine to treat colds coughs and lung troubles aiming to prevent pneumonia and consumption. It touts 50 years of success and urges taking the medic ine now before condition worsens.
An OCR fragment promotes Feel Young constipation relief with olive oil and vegetables. It suggests gentleness without harsh cathartics and hints at improving stomach ease and back muscles, mentioning Columbus Ohio and a price tag of 10 cents.
The Middlesex grand jury at East Cambridge returns two murder indictments and ten secret indictments. Alphonso Collura faces first degree murder in Groton for Pullsseler’s death tied to railroad tracks. Ghvant Moodian charged with first degree murder in Kingsboro after a man was shot. Fealey of Maynard indicted for manslaughter in Woodward death following a dispute. George Williams charged with breaking and entering after a home raid. Susan Ellis indicted in Medford for assault with intent to murder the Randolphs. she is held pending trial.
Commissioner Patrick O Hearn orders a double row of fire escapes on the rear of Faneuil Hall facing Adams square to improve egress for crowds. The project avoids altering the hall’s historic exterior, adding horizontal balconies and stair flights beneath windows on the second and third floors for safer exits from the balcony and armory spaces.
Mrs Truworthy White, chairwoman of the literary and library department of the State Federation of Women's Clubs, declares in a timely address that the women of today should move away from romantic literature.
The unsigned note highlights several signed articles by Massachusetts mayors praising civic achievements and offering business friendly suggestions to chambers of commerce and local business leaders.
High commanders of English and German nations credit their success to the diplomacy and encouragement of Yankee wives whom they married. Their support helped sustain morale and resolve during wartime.
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