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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1908
Page
2
Regular price figures show suits marked down across several levels from 15.00 to 40.00 dollars per suit. The listing describes price points of 18.00 20.00 25.00 30.00 35.00 and 40.00 with multiple examples.
Mrs. Martha Mabelle Dunphy, wife of Dr. John Dunphy of Boston, faces charges by money lender Charles E. G. Giles that she stole gems and securities valued at $6000 from his trunk in a Great Northern Hotel room. She says she borrowed money to avoid her husband and denies any theft, claiming Giles pursued her with claims of love.
Common Council members protested the use of four dollar khaki street cleaner uniforms and urged the Election Board to vet all election officers before appointment to reduce recount blunders. They supported Sunday hours for central and branch libraries and urged full-time street and water department staff through winter.
William Murphy aged 17 of 452 East Seventh Street South Boston was thrown from a buggy struck by an inbound electric car on the Blue Hill avenue line near Columbia Road. The accident at about 8 20 PM left Murphy with severe body bruises. C E Hull of 528 Fourth Street South Boston escaped injury and Murphy was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
Washington Nov 12 The United States Marine Corps will be gradually withdrawn from ships of the navy and reassigned to garrison duties at navy yards and naval stations within and beyond the continental United States under a presidential order issued today.
An article describes a skin product made from possum skin that matches flesh color and hides blemishes. It claims to heal pimples red noses and inflammations within days and to be undetectable on the skin. Sold by pharmacists and promoted by Emergency Laboratories New York.
Mrs. Somerby, long dependent on a modest Ashland street home, inherits a substantial estate after a legal ruling. The case traces lineage through Samuel Wheeler Elizabeth Lunt and Mary Wheeler Jackman, tying Somerby to John Wells Russell and the late Frances Ruggles Wright.
Oklahoma City report says J. A. Evans a noted bandit reappeared in New Mexico where the coffin mourned by Evans' relatives was exhumed and found filled with rocks. The incident shifts attention to a sensational deflation of a supposed burial.
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