24 Nov 1904
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1904
Page
1
A reflective poem by P. H. D uses autumn across the year as a cue for rejoicing while acknowledging mortality. It speaks of riches in heart over worldly wealth and notes how memories and distant voices sustain gratitude, hope, and prayer.
Brookline millionaire seeks 150000 from Mrs Chadwick who allegedly borrowed vast sums on securities deemed worthless. Society leader of Cleveland area, Pate hacitah series noted as wealthy and tied to the case.
Herbert B. Newton of Brookline sues Mrs. Cassie E. Chadwick of Cleveland for 190000 to recover loans backed by securities, with reports of hypnotic power and possible blackmail. Newton describes Chadwick as wealthy, living on Euclid Avenue, while he heads Revilac Company milk byproducts with offices in Boston.
Governor Bates and the Executive Council pardoned Henry F. Coe of Jamaica Plain, Charles E. Hammond of Marlboro, and Fred Roberts of Marlboro under the Thanksgiving pardon tradition. Warden Bridges, with 12 years at the prison, saw wards released on the eve of the New England holiday as hearings and pardons moved swiftly to executive action.
A rear end crash between a Boston Reading line car and a Melrose Stoneham line car at Wakefield Junction on Main street injured four, with 30 or more passengers bruised. Victims include Jeremiah Corbett, Eleanor Huse, Michael Downs, and Motorman Lucius Tyler, as cars collided after the Stoneham car stopped to unload a passenger.
An elderly man reports gaining 15 pounds after 16 years with asthma claiming Father John’s Medicine cured him. The ad promotes the Boston and Worcester Trolley Air Line with frequent service and low fares, and Piso’s Cure for consumption marketed by all druggists for 25 cents.
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