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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1906
Page
4
W E Wheeler of Menasha Wisconsin past commander of the G A R and Civil War sergeant describes forty years of kidney and bladder trouble. after a cold relapse he used Warner s Safe Cure nine bottles and now claims his system is free of kidney and bladder issues and expresses gratitude.
An advertisement touts Warner's Safe Cure for kidney and liver diseases including gout rheumatism and Bright's disease. It offers trial bottles free, lists prices 50 cents and 1.00, and directs readers to request a medical booklet and testimonials by writing Rochester New York firm and noting the Boston Daily Post.
Miss Mary Hadley of Wilmington was struck by an inward bound electric car on Broadway Somerville and left leg below the knee was severed. She was taken to Somerville Hospital where doctors amputated the limb and her condition remained critical. Her brother S Henry Hadley and wife witnessed the incident as they waited for a car to the elevated.
Officers from the Tennessee and Washington state that the mutiny occurred during coaling on the isthmus for the return trip, not in Panama. They say sailors refused to coal over rations, Marines threatened to shoot defections, and 100 men were jailed before release at the start home. Washington reported no trouble among its crew.
New England wide protest against capital punishment for the runaway horse led James H. Doyle to halt plans for killing the animal. City veterinarian Dr. George H. Lee will examine the horse tomorrow and report, guiding the final disposition. Humane Society officials praise the Post for its role in influencing public opinion.
Dennis E Keough of South Boston, 45, a longtime J Williams & Co wool employee, left Nov 15 with $8 and no return. He was bound for Plainville to visit his sister Mrs Garrity, carrying a green ticket stub and a letter with a destination, plus an Agnus Dei. Police across several cities were notified. wife and four children await his return.
Frederick Sheehan Brookline’s noted boy tenor died at 114 Washington Street after a lingering illness. He was 20 years old and had sung in amateur theatricals for twelve years. He refused pro offers, preferring amateur life and was longtime mascot of the Brookline Wheelmen minstrel group.
Style and comfort with EMERSON quality. Stores at Wash St cor Water St, Court St cor Hanover, 18 Summer St, Dewey Square. Consumers seek durable, comfortable footwear from a trusted brand with convenient locations.
An advertisement promotes Hyomei as the one cure for coughs and colds. The pocket inhaler delivers medicine to nose throat and lungs with ease and discretion. The complete outfit costs one dollar and guarantees satisfaction or money back. Booths Hyomei Company, Buffalo, N Y.
Charles F. Murphy of Cambridge Common Council was arrested for assault on an officer after a Clark Associates dance disturbance in Cambridge. John Leary was also arrested for disturbance as bricks were thrown at officers. Murphy was later bailed and held for court.
The wrecked schooner Mary Lee Newton, which ran ashore on the Spit about two weeks ago, disappeared during the blow Wednesday night. Its upper works likely separated from the hull and floated away in yesterday morning’s high wind.
A large blaze in Gallitzin near Altoona destroyed the Opera House and nine dwellings plus three barns. The Opera House and four establishments including Shilling & Dawson hardware, Joseph Bengal department store, Mountain Supply general store, and the Gallitzen Building & Loan Association properties were burned. Estimated loss around 250000 dollars. Fire began from a defective flue. water supply failed and firemen let the blaze burn out.
Three wagon loads of gambling devices valued at over 18000 dollars were confiscated in a police raid at the Tully's Express Company office on West Twenty seventh street. The devices bore the address of a house on West Thirty six street once used as a gambling venue by Frank Felton, linked to a Thanksgiving Day shooting of Guy Roach two years ago on Broadway.
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