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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1907
Page
4
A cook book style health notice urges swift treatment of colds to prevent lung issues. It promotes a home mixture of Virgin Oil of Pine glycerine whisky or Cinchona tincture, with dosing every four hours, and notes the oil is manufactured under Food and Drugs Act serial number 451 by Leach Chemical Co Cincinnati.
Bella McKenzie, named in charges against Raymond Hitchcock, was arrested at the Grand Opera House in New York and held as a witness. She said she escaped a subpoena scare and refused to testify against Hitchcock, claiming he has done nothing wrong and that she won’t reveal details.
The summer home of comedian Raymond Hitchcock at Great Neck Long Island was transferred to Henry W. Savage theatrical manager. Hitchcock faces six indictments for criminal assault related charges. Deed dated November 7 was recorded today.
An advertisement touts Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a powerful stomach purifier and breath freshener. It claims charcoal absorbs gas, cleanses the blood, improves appetite and complexion, and offers a free sample by mail from F. A. Stuart Co. in Marshall, Michigan.
The Rt. Rev. Daniel I. Feehan, bishop of Fall River, spoke about the influence of Catholic Church on individuals and society at a Catholic Union of Boston gathering in Washington Street clubhouse. Judge Michael J. Murray introduced him, and Miss Elinor Carroll of Carrollton, Maryland, was presented. The bishop praised Catholic civilization and urged faithful defense against infidelity.
The testimony recaps Mrs. Bradley's letters and actions surrounding the murder of Senator Brown. She describes threats to Mrs. Brown, a possible love triangle, and her statements about motherhood and protection. Details reveal the killing scene and her claim of not intending bodily harm before the shot was heard.
An old newspaper note highlights a Marine eye remedy claimed to cure eye weakness and fatigue. The item promotes the product as a trusted solution offered by local druggists to readers seeking relief for tired eyesight.
Speculators failed to obtain Harvard and Yale game tickets as New Haven and Boston hotels report scarce supply. Most tickets were held by Yale supporters, with buyers facing steep prices and few options, as regulars and students chase last minute seats.
The courtroom heard tender letters between Senator Brown and Mrs. Bradley as prosecutors showed the correspondence. Mrs. Bradley wept openly while jurors and spectators shared in the emotional moments, with the letters detailing affection and future plans.
At Curtis Hall the Roxbury Blue Social Club reported a record night with 11 young men proposing to partners during the dance and being accepted. The club debated renaming to The Cupid Club, but 13 to 8 vote against. Kate Veazie led the attendance with President Ste man Gray, while Mary McCarthy ran the program. Tim Murphy was not among the proposers.
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