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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1905
Page
4
District Attorney elect Moran vows to present alleged liquor deliveries at the Hotel Touraine to the grand jury. Report details a hidden German room and basement bar serving guests, with police tracking a missing Maine girl linked to the case as investigations continue.
The article describes the German room at the Touraine hotel as the place to drink, noting the lack of a traditional bar scene with white-aproned bartenders. It highlights the glitter of glassware as conspicuously absent and hints that newcomers need guidance to find it.
Four Boston officials escorted 14 year old Seek Iola Reed of Biddeford to a city headquarters after she said a prominent businessman brought her for an illegal operation. She could not name the doctor or his street but described being led to a doctor’s office and walked around the city.
Baron Speck Von Sternberg declines attending the international chess match between the United States and Germany at Carnegie Hall. He will be represented by Baron Van Dem Bussche. The event starts Saturday at 10 o'clock with games at the Manhattan Chess Club rooms.
District Attorney Elect Moran faults police inactivity over drug operations and demands warrants and enforcement. He pledges to press police commissioners and officers to obey the law and shutter the dens of infamy with an honest department.
Post Office Inspector W H Snow issued orders forbidding use of the mails to numerous medical offices headed by Mrs Drs and Doctors located mainly on Tremont street Boston. The owners or those in charge listed include Anna F Odin Union Institution for Savings John R Brewer heirs Bridget E Hastings heirs Cecilia C Gaertner Laura Tolman Henrietta Leuth William A Gardner Edwin A Stone Minnie I Frothingham George A Metcalf and others based on 1903 real estate assessments.
Boston bucket shop keepers plan protective measures after J B Moran's election as district attorney. At a private meeting, operators considered closing stock exchanges without seats, renaming firms to trading companies, and removing personal signs to avoid trouble from the new enforcement stance.
Moran pledges restraint and loyalty to duties as Suffolk County district attorney elect. He debunks rumor of radical aims and denies mayoral ambitions while planning a brief vacation and preparing for the January grand jury. More than 40 lawyers seek deputy posts as his office readies to confront city hall and public welfare issues.
Fragmentary notes indicate Mr Moran plans to delay naming individuals in a developing case, with references to a week before a public statement and personal involvement in the proceedings. The text remains unclear on specific parties or actions.
Great Barrington November reports Edward Sabin remained in critical condition after being found in a pool of blood on Main Street. James Mulhall, a close friend, said they had celebrated an election, Sabin tipping on the curb and striking the side of his head.
Frederick H. Tilton of Haverhill Eugene C. Hultman of Quincy Timothy J. Buckley and John Quinn Jr of Boston were elected Representatives to the Legislature, bringing fresh laurels to themselves and the YMCA Law School alumni.
An advertisement claims Dr. Greene's Nervara blood and nerve remedy cures shattered nerves and neuralgia with testimonials from Miss Cynthia Dixon of Clinton County Ohio. It promises relief and a cure after taking multiple bottles and offers free consultation at 834 Temple Place Boston Mass.
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