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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1913
Page
10
Joseph W. Gardner of Delaware N B shot Porter Palmer and his son Oliver Palmer Sunday. He pleaded not guilty to assault with intent to kill and was held in $2500 bonds for the January term of the Superior Court in Manchester New Hampshire.
Advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets to prevent aftermeal discomfort. It claims tablets supplement stomach secretions to aid digestion under varying conditions, promoting freedom to eat as desired. The copy urges purchase of a 50 cent box from local druggists.
Martha L. Dodge of 9 Rockland St Lynn declares five years free of rheumatism after using Var-ne-sis. She describes arthritis and joint pain easing rapidly and urges others to investigate the remedy marketed by W A Varney of Lynn Massachusetts.
Philadelphia reports reveal Mrs Georgenna Burdick Tower sues Charlemagne Tower Sr for alienation of affection claiming she and Charlemagne Tower Jr were common law married in 1911. Court action hinges on whether the younger Tower is legally married, with Yale faculty and diploma issues intertwined.
Miss Norah Dwyer, secretary to Harvard President Lowell, returned from a four month tropical disease expedition in South America. She credits Dr. Richard P. Strong and reports she assisted in autopsy notes, field observations, and data collection while challenging assumptions about women on scientific trips.
The comic section of next Sunday's Post features humorous pictures about Muggsy preparing for a Thanksgiving meal. It portrays comic mishaps and lighthearted adventures as he tries to host or attend a festive dinner.
Dr. Alice McCabe is arrested on charges of performing an illegal operation on Mrs. Lena G. Nugent of Waterstreet Neponset who is now at City Hospital in critical condition. Nugent attributes the acts to McCabe in a statement to Inspector Dennessey and a stenographer.
An anonymous donor gave $100,000 to aid Wellesley College in reaching a million-dollar endowment target by June 1915. President Pendleton announced the gift in chapel, marking the second such contribution after a similar prior gift.
An explosion at Alabama Fuel and Iron No 2 mine in Action, Alabama at 3 45 pm entombed between 25 and 40 workers. By 8 pm six bodies had been recovered and three miners were rescued. The workforce of 70 had pay day yesterday and not all reported. Rescue teams found several corpses along the tramway near the shaft.
Ground fish arrivals at T wharf yesterday were numerous with prices easing from Monday. Cusk was landed in large quantities by the schooners G. and Nellie, Alpha, E. and Mildred, O, Hutchins, F, Grueby, Pontiac, Valerie, J. and Esther and M., Edith. Dealers posted Haddock 5 1-4 cents, steak cod 8 3-4 cents, market cod 3 3-4 cents, steak cask 3 cents, large hake 3 3-4 cents, and medium hake 2 1-4 cents per pound. The vessels and their fares.
An advertisement promotes Cascarets as a cure for constipation torpid liver headache and dyspepsia. It says a 10 cent box cleanses the stomach liver and bowels by morning and is gentle enough for children, promising lasting relief and a clear head.
An offer to mail free medicine promising relief from uric acid related ailments such as rheumatism kidney and bladder trouble. Dr T Frank Lynott of Chicago invites readers to request a free supply, with symptoms and address required, plus a free medical book and advisory correspondence.
The Canara reports Boston lightship at eight. The Nantucket unable to arrive due throttle valve. Governor Cobb and Governor Dingley swap first winter trips. Marquette from Antwerp brings 42 cabin passengers. next Monday in port. New steamer Lewis K. Thurlow, Captain A L Kent, arrived from Baltimore. Peter H Crowell sails Baltimore to Boston and Newport News and joins commision. Hartlepool sails to Copenhagen with 235,70 bushels of wheat, seventh large grain cargo in 12 months. Revenue cutter Gresham to patrol coast Boston to Portsmouth and Block Island.
Shipping notices record arrivals of steamers Camden Brown Bangor Governor Cobb Linscott Portland City of Gloucester Limekin Gloucester Eureka Bennet Newburyport Herbert Rickes and others with tugs Watuppa Hammond tows Coaldale Joseph O Riorden and more. Sailed tonnage includes Arabic A Perry City of Atlanta Savannah Norfolk Lexington Philadel den Sewalls Point and others with tows and barges listed.
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