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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1908
Page
5
An advertising piece argues that Fels-Naptha soap keeps clothes white and launders efficiently in lukewarm water. It claims boiling and hard rubbing are unnecessary and urges readers to follow wrapper instructions for best results on fabrics like fannels woolens and colored items.
Two MIT alumni from the class of 1910 quit engineering to pursue marriage. Frances C Woodbury and Marjory Florence Adams, both 18 and from Allston, became engaged to Tech men George Weinhagen Jr and Eugene Luening of Milwaukee. The weddings are planned for spring and late February respectively.
Senator George Monahan of Charles Town and his nephew Frank Monahan were arraigned in Municipal Criminal Court on assault and battery charges and were discharged by Judge Parmenter. Key witness James A. Elliot testified he was ejected and struck. the defendants claimed Elliot was intoxicated and not acting as a keeper.
The $2 000 090 estate of Joseph F Greenough is settled with three women claiming widowhood to share the property Martha D Higgins Greenough Emma Pomeroy Greenough and Mary M Karakas Greenough will each receive a portion Judge Grant earlier ruled the first widow valid and Joseph S Greenough a son will also obtain a share. terms of the settlement are not public.
Jack Simard of Montreal, Canada’s heavyweight champion, replaces Jesse Westergard to face Italian champion John Perelli in a wrestling bout at the Columbia tonight.
Harvard graduates from the classes of 1895 and 1900 sail from Kingston Jamaica aboard the Sea Gull to locate a sunken Spanish galleon. Captain Farrell piloting with diver Layman, key to pinpointing the wreck, and dynamite aboard raise insurance risk as the expedition heads toward the Spanish main in search of Gold.
The piece argues Bright's Disease causes most US kidney deaths and links overwork, poor rest, and unwise living to kidney strain. It lists symptoms like back pain and urinary issues, warning of progression to dropsy or diabetes, and promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as the cure.
James Conner of 196 Broadway Boston Massachusetts testifies to sustained relief from backache and kidney discomfort after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He notes repeated successful trials over ten years and strong willingness to recommend the remedy.
Miss Sally J. Hughes of 346 Washington Street Brookline considers a bid against Edward D. Tucker for constable. She has studied law, supports women's suffrage, and praises a vacancy commission to inspect vacant tenements to curb disease before occupancy.
Miss Sarah Mildred Channel daughter of Benjamin F Channel of 7 Vernon Street Brookline married George Leslie Jordan of Haverhill in a ceremony at the brides home. Reverend G W Colson of Dorchester officiated as the house was decorated with palms and red and pink roses.
Lena Black, 17, testifies in Rutland Vermont that Rev Francis Crociata urged her to take Giovanni Gioia on night outings so Santoro could be stripped and killed by other Sicilians at the old 76th bridge. She says Crociata claimed it would honor her and that Santoro was harming her.
In a heated session, Chancellor defends Britain's Boer War stance and denies German plans against Japan. He accepts blame for the Daily Telegraph article and vows to stay in office as deputies express doubt about future improvements. Crowd outside the chamber cheers and boos as the House adjourns.
The Siegel company reports a dramatic rush to retrieve furs from its in house cold storage during the first week of November. Customers who picked up in person obtained their garments in minutes and delivery requests were often fulfilled the same day. Previously, owners faced delays up to four days when furs were stored elsewhere.
Jubilation in Ward 6 as McGonagle wins re election after a recount over Petitti. Dixon backs two opposition candidates Ciambelli and Purcell while Fitzgerald supporters back Gardaella and Scigliano. Regular and opposition tickets vie for council seats in a last test before the mayoral race.
Jeremiah Hourin former legislative candidate and law student was fined 45 dollars in Roxbury Court for assaults at Ward 22 polls last election day. He paid 25 dollars for the Kerrigan assault and 15 dollars for the Cunningham assault. Cunningham also owed 15 dollars for the Kerrigan assault.
President elect Taft and National Chairman Hitchcock shared a lengthy, friendly discussion in Hot Springs Virginia about post campaign matters. Hitchcock claimed no pledges were made to Taft. Taft noted Hitchcock predicted 321 electoral votes.
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