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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1906
Page
2
Elevated line traffic stalled by two “dead trains” causing major delays at Haymarket, North Station, Sullivan Square, and near the Charlestown bridge. First delay after 6 pm left trains queued to Dudley street. second near 8 pm disrupted theatergoers. No track accident occurred.
Albany November 26 The governor said the charge that he promised or intimated a commute for Albert T. Patrick is absolutely and unqualifiedly false. He has made no promise to any living man and believes the case remains under United States Supreme Court jurisdiction.
Charles P. Phinney of Portland Maine was arrested yesterday by Inspectors Mc Garr and Armstrong charged with stealing 220 dollars from his employer Ralph P Hoagland at 92 Portland Street where he worked as a salesman. Phinney is noted in Portland society and literary circles.
Boston & Maine brakeman Frank E. Tilton of Somerville faced Judge Gaskill in an equity session over overdue alimony. His wife previously won a divorce with 7.50 weekly support. Tilton argued that paying would ruin his mother, while declaring that only God judges.
Mrs H Emory of Roxbury reports rapid improvement after using Hood's Sursaparilla for scarlet fever. She describes loss of strength hearing pains and aches diminishing and full health returning within weeks.
A. T. Sampson seeks a temporary injunction in Superior Court against John J McLaughlin D J McDonald and local 377 officers of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and Hastings son Publishing to stop alleged interference with his Lynn electrical contracting business following a strike in the shoe city. The order returns December 4.
Governor George H. Utter of Rhode Island criticized Massachusetts and New York voters for not rejecting a passion driven campaign, saying it was a disgrace a man with such appeal nearly won. The Boston Congregational Club banquet drew 3800 attendees including Denison Hynes Patton Weed Luce and Usher, with Gipsy Smith opening.
A intoxicated man named James Maynard aged over 50 appeared in Superior Criminal Court. He claimed ignorance of the charges and pleaded not guilty as laughter erupted in the courtroom. Judge Brown imposed a one year sentence in the House of Correction.
Lynn merchants report a full counterfeit operation in the area. Clerks are told to spot bogus half dollars and quarters after a restaurant in Central square returned about 50 counterfeit coins in a week. Roughly one in ten customers is unknowingly passing them along.
An old advertisement touts a cold cure using LAXATIVE BROMO and Quinine Tablets with a money back guarantee. Druggist boxes bear the signature of BE GROVE. The price is 25 cents.
Henry A Brown charged with second degree murder in the October 2 Park Street subway killing of Charles F Queen pleads not guilty as his wife attends in court. Herman C Wiles charged with first degree murder in the October 12 Northampton Street lodging death of Mabel Williams seeks counsel. Alexander McEwan, accused of murdering his wife Annie, is brought from jail but not arraigned.
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