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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1904
Page
8
A bold advertisement touts Liquozone as a universal germ killer and nerve and blood food. It claims billions of users across nine nations and promises a free bottle via coupon, asserting the product destroys disease germs without harming tissue.
A notice invites doctors and hospitals not yet using Li quozone to receive a complimentary supply for testing. The program facilitates evaluation by medical staff and aims to expand adoption through hands on use.
Frederick Ewe, a young tradesman once respected, died in a Jersey City jail cell ten days after his arrest on charges raised by two young girls. Officials believe fear and constant worry over alleged accusations caused his death, with doctors citing a death possibly resulting from frightful dreams of his accusers.
A fleeing man is beaten by Max Goldstein during a race riot on Salem Street. He dies at City Hospital after an ambulance transfer. Goldstein surrendered to police and faces murder charges. storekeeper Poratsky testified and was later released. Police dispersed crowds as the investigation continued.
The parents of 17 year old Sadie Weisenberg of Bangor request aid in finding her. She disappeared October 17 and is said to have come to this city, staying a week at 33 South Russell Street under the name Sadie Burke. She is dark complexioned and shorter in height, last seen wearing a black suit.
Firefighters battled a blaze threatening a factory and adjacent tenements on Yarmouth Street as Chief Cheswell directed efforts to save nearby homes. Residents were warned to evacuate, while streams cooled roofs at St Botolph and Harcourt streets. By 2 am the fire was nearly extinguished and families from 84 and 36 Yarmouth, plus others, were removed. Trains on the Providence division were delayed until after 2 am.
Engine 33抢救两名女房客，Miss Hannah Danforth 在上层窗台挣扎后被扶救，另一名 Miss Mary Macomber 也从窗边自救未遂。火源在 Hutchings-Votey 钢琴公司地下室，起火时 Studio 区的艺术家被叫醒并转移。火灾波及周边建筑，Yarmouth 街的多户人家也受影响，Whiting 与 Paxton 等知名画家作品遭损。
Jennie Sullivan aged 18 and Agnes Houlihan 17 were rescued from a fire at the D K E Club No 8 Brattle street Cambridge yesterday. Harvard students aided in pulling the almost suffocated girls from the building as the cause remained unknown. Damage estimated at 300 dollars.
Arthur H Harvey and Henry J McAlpin, teamsters employed by M Littlefield, were crossing a blind Boston and Maine crossing at Richards Wharf when a locomotive struck their wagon. The impact hurled them about 50 feet along the tracks, causing serious injuries and requiring removal to Relief Hospital. The wagon and horses were damaged, but the horses sustained only minor scratches.
Newton reports William H. Ryan, a white man, was arrested tonight on an alleged assault charge filed by Julia Dewey, a colored woman. The incident occurred on Washington Street near Elm Street shortly after sunset.
A persuasive note argues buyers should prefer Graves Maryland Malt in full sealed quarts over five-bottle gallon lots. It claims genuine Graves' whiskey offers pure quality, plus a 25 percent extra quantity in full-quart bottles, comparing value and urging purchasers to buy from licensed dealers and grocers.
Dedham reports Miss Rebecca Fairbanks, 90, unable to leave the ancestral Fairbanks homestead as eviction threats loom. She pleads heartache at dying far from kin and asks who will care for her in a strange home after lifelong residence. A cousin weeps beside the bed as the old house fades.
President Roosevelt announced that John Hay will continue as Secretary of State for the four years starting March 4 next. He stated plainly that Hay will remain in office up to March 4, 1909.
The bitter contest between Chairman James H. Doyle and Street Commissioner Salem D. Charles for the street commissioner nomination centers on ward strength. Doyle’s backers claim sixteen wards would rally for him, with Ward 12 and 18 key, while Charles counters that anti machine forces could swing primaries next Thursday. The fight is seen as a barometer for anti-machine sentiment and potential mayoral prospects, framed by party factions and local figures.
The Mutualbenefit Association of R H White & Co held its first annual ball at Odd Fellows Hall with about 200 dancing attendees. A Danforth Orchestra concert preceded dancing, funds benefiting the firm’s sick and death benefit for employees. Notables present included Alexander MacLachlan, R L Leighton, and officers J Edward Mullen and A S Jalkut among many directors and escorts.
Rumors of possible wrecking attempts on vessels of the Russian second Baltic squadron passing through the Suez Canal have prompted the company to enact strict precautions. Surveillance on both sides will be tightened during the transit of the Russlay squadron.
In Cleveland Ohio on November 11 Charles H Carleton also known as C C Lawrence and George Harris alias F G Edwards both of Boston were sentenced to four and a half years in the State penitentiary and fined 1500 each for using the mails to defraud Charles G Carrao of Boston received a year and a half in the penitentiary and a 500 fine The trio ran a Boston brokerage office here for several months selling the business to various people Police say they dismantled a dangerous confidence gang.
An examination for Grade E of the library service will take place on Saturday November 19 at 10 a.m. on the special libraries floor Barton Ticknor side.
The advertisement extols Cuticura to cure eczema and related skin humours. It promotes washing with Cuticura Soap, applying Cuticura Ointment, and taking Cuticura Resolvent or pills. It claims instant relief, improved sleep, and a permanent, economical cure for infancy to old age, with depots in London and mentioned prices.
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