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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1906
Page
2
City officials consider not closing Commonwealth avenue to cars yet as修 repairs continue. Chairman Stratton says the board may hear motorists before any action, with a public meeting expected if a hearing is held.
New York November 21. The critical moment in the case of Mrs Rebecca Douglas Lowe Gunton surfaced as a court decision declared she is not the real wife of Professor George Gunton. The professor, editor of Guntons Magazine, remains at her side as she lies ill with pneumonia while earlier divorces and lawsuits replay in Georgia and Dakota.
A reader lauds Postum over coffee claiming improved health and energy after switching. He describes coffee causing tremors and fatigue, then notes Postum’s favorable effects when properly brewed to create a dark rich beverage. He credits wife for the switch and urges boiling to achieve best flavor.
The Rev James S Ellis longtime rector of Christ Church Sheffield died at his home after a two week pneumonia illness. He served pastorates in Churchill Maryland and Sandwich Massachusetts and leaves widow two daughters Mrs Samuel Fox Annie Beatrice Ellis and granddaughter Sylvie Depauw Fox. Ellis served on the town school board library trustee and was chaplain of J G Barnard post.
Mrs Maebelle Lyon of Parsons Kansas recounts a months long battle with infantile eczema. After ineffective doctoring in Illinois she used Cutiura Remedies and three to four days brought a brighter mood and a rapid recovery within about ninety days leaving only a fading rough skin.
The hearing on Count Boni de Castellane's creditors resumed before the Tribunal of First Instance. Maure Jacobson for M Zeigler, the largest creditor, denied usury accusations while counsel argued the Castellane marriage complicates repayment. Piers for the Boston ferry slip repairs were deemed rotten and must be fixed at once as per Mayor Fitzgerald's orders.
Advertises a complete external and internal treatment set including soap ointment and pills for one dollar. Claims to cure torturing disfiguring itching burning and scaly humors eczema rashes and irritations from infancy to old age when other remedies fail. Mentions “The Great Skin Book” by the company and urges readers to send for it.
Hood's Sarsaparilla claims purifies and enriches the blood and cures a range of conditions from catarrh to rheumatism based on thousands of cures. It is sold in liquid form or as Sarsatabs priced at 100 doses for one dollar. Also promotes Catarrlets antiseptic tablets to cleanse air passages and sweeten breath at 50 cents.
A box car derailed on the Boston and Albany line between Dartmouth and Berkeley streets after a faulty coupling broke. Conductor Charles F. Fitz of 26 Cazenove Street escaped injury, though the impact left him badly shaken. One brakeman was thrown but not seriously hurt. The accident halted traffic between 5:80 and 8 o'clock as the caboose and last four cars derailed and a hole was smashed in the damaged car.
Harry Leddy of Paterson New Jersey remained in the Epping New Hampshire town lockup tonight as Paterson police sought requisition papers. He is held on suspicion in the death of Mamie Ricker who was shot three times last Saturday. Leddy, distantly related to a local family, declined to comment.
Prominent Winter street merchants back Commissioner O’Meara’s suggestion to ease congestion with measures to widen access. F Vorenberg writes in support, praising the police commissioner’s attitude and urging prompt action to relieve overcrowding outside his store on Music Hall place.
Five suits were begun in the third session yesterday seeking a total of 51 000 dollars in damages. Plaintiffs Frank L Purdy Molly E Purdy Michael J Merrick Thomas Casey and James Donovan sue the Elevated railway for 10 000 20 000 10 000 10 000 and 1000 respectively over a collision between a wagon and an automobile on Dorchester avenue.
Bishop John J. Tigert of the Methodist Episcopal Church South died in Tulsa, Oklahoma, today. His home was Louisville, Kentucky. Headaches and neuralgia from colds are treated as headaches and neuralgia are linked to colds in a trade ad for Laxative Bromo Quinine, a cold remedy.
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