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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1911
Page
6
In Springfield the Bertram G. Spencer trial advances toward a jury by Friday night after a day with over 30 witnesses. Defenders argue insanity with alienists deeming Spencer mentally irresponsible while prosecutors present rebuttal witnesses and past incidents from Lebanon connections.
A wireless despatch says the armored cruisers Washington and North Carolina sail at 1 o clock from Hampton Roads carrying American Minister Russell to Santo Domingo. The move aims to assure order during the upcoming election after President Caceres assassination. Authorities report Tejera Bonetti and Tejara involved linked executions, arrests follow, and Santo Domingo City remains quiet as provisional government forms ahead of Congress on November 30.
At the Abington Board of Trade meeting in G A R Hall Dr James L Tryon of the Massachusetts Peace Society urged support for arbitration treaties with Great Britain and France now before the Senate. The board unanimously resolved to urge adoption in the form presented by President Taft and sent copies to Senators Lodge and Crane.
An advertised Nature cure promotes the J. B. L. Cascade as a safe internal bathing method to cleanse the intestines and prevent constipation and biliousness. The claim states it is prescribed by enlightened physicians and demonstrated by Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores in New England.
Dr. Frank M. del Castillo, head of the Peabody Medical Institute on Bulfinch Street, pleaded guilty to malpractice and received a sentence of not less than three nor more than five years in the House of Correction.
A teaser notes M. J. Jordan’s upcoming Post Magazine feature exploring degrees of villainy and presenting a “great villain” as a fascinating character.
Fire Commissioner Charles D. Daly sought help from War Department officials in Washington to secure an army appointment for his brother Joseph.
A 50 cent bottle of Pinex mixed with sugar syrup makes a pint of cough remedy. It relieves obstinate coughs within 24 hours, is pleasant tasting for children, and helps with croup hoarseness and whooping cough. The genuine product is guaranteed or money refunded.
Testimony in the George Graham Rice led bucket shop case reveals customer objections and misdelivery notes. A Providence client demanded stock not received while a G. G. R. reply suggested delaying tactics. The squawker list shows William Souder of Souderton paid 2150 for 20000 shares of Cobalt Central and finally received stock via another broker.
An old drill explains that wool, cotton, and linen suffer from boiling and hard rubbing. It argues clothes wear holes from rough wash and heat, promoting Fels-Naptha washing in cool or lukewarm water to preserve fabrics and save fuel and effort.
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