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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1912
Page
7
Alfred D. Donnell of 42 Tudor Street Cambridge slipped under a moving Dudley Street car in the Park Street subway station last night. His right leg was badly crushed and he was taken to Relief Hospital with a compound fracture.
An advertisement claims Swissco can restore gray hair to natural color, stop hair shedding, remove dandruff, cure scalp trouble, and promote luxuriant growth. It touts a 50 cent bottle with a free 25 cent trial offer prepaid by mail, and lists Cincinnati and Boston retailers.
Charley H S Pic tureless Robinson the Republican candidate for Congress in Curleys district filed a campaign statement with the city clerk. It shows receipts labeled advice from the Republican State committee and the Republican city committee totaling $0.00 and promises of nothing.
Miss Mary C. Dye a stenographer testifies in Indianapolis that she was marked for murder by James B McNamara the Los Angeles Times dynamiter she says she knew too much after being followed by detectives and an entry forced into her hotel room to search for papers alleged to be destroyed by a McNamara brother
The government rests its case on hundreds of letters from John J. McNamara to support claims that Frank M. Ryan and 44 co defendants conspired to transport explosives. Miss Dye testified she quit Iron Workers before the Los Angeles blast and had written letters tied to earlier explosions. Witnesses linked Hockin to hid nitroglycerin after raids in Rochester and Muncie. Escalating plots involved James B and Miss Dye, with Eckhoff denying direct involvement. Von Spreckelsen testified to losses from explosions and threats after refusing to hire non union workers. The record cites Indianapolis dynamiting on October 25 1909 and related sites including the Central Union Exchange and a library.
Chairman Bancroft of the Port Directors met with a Boston pilots delegation to confirm Boston harbor can handle the largest liners next year. They said vessels drawing 31 feet at low tide can reach a dock, and urged more buoys in the outer channel to ease entry for Hamburg American ships Cleveland and Cincinnati due next May. Pilot leaders included Captains Ross Bailey Iawcett Nelson Woodbury and McField.
An advertisement touts a skin lotion from spurmax and hazel water to purge pores, promising a smooth clear complexion. It also promotes pyroxin for thicker eyebrows and lashes, a vaunenire breast treatment, quinzain hair tonic, and parnotis for weight loss with simple recipes and claimed quick results.
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