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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1912

Page

15

Body Found in Cedar Pond East Dennis

In East Dennis on October 2 the body of Mrs. Joseph Hedge was found in Cedar Pond after a three week search by residents. Hedge, wife of Boston firm member Joseph Hedge, vanished three weeks prior prompting a reward, and authorities deem suicide amid presumed mental distress.

East Dennis Joseph Hedge Cedar Pond Wallace P. Sears Hedges George Hedge Harold L. Bond & Company Boston Rs. Hedge

Harvard Man Appointed MIT Professor of Architectural Design

Professor E. J. A. Du Quesne of the Harvard architectural department has been appointed by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology as professor of architectural design.

Harvard E. J. A. du Quesne Architectural Department of Massachusetts “Institute of Technology

Gets-It New Corn Cure Promises Painless Relief

A vintage advertisement touts Gets-It as the simple painless corn cure that shrivels corn wart or bunion from healthy flesh without harm. It claims quick removal, no salves, and feet feeling barefoot smooth. Sold 25 cents a bottle by Lawrence & Co. in Chicago and by Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores in Boston.

Lawrence & Co Chicago Boston Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores

Mayor Opens Boston Zoo During School Day Parade

Mayor John F. Fitzgerald will open Franklin Park Zoo this afternoon at four releasing doors to admit 11 bears into the outdoor pit. The 14 bears include three silver grizzlies two Rocky Mountain blacks a Maine bear and four Russian bears.

John F. Fitzgerald Boston Franklin Park Fitzgerald Shea Rocky Mountain

Rebels Kill an American near Durango

Washington reports the murder of Hubert L. Russell an American near Durango by a Mexican rebel band led by Luis Caso. Confirmation reached the State Department late today. Durango is the capital of the Mexican state bearing the same name.

Washington Hubert L. Russell Durango State Department Luis Caso

Nervous Debility Overcome by Tona Vita Tonic

If you feel worn out from morning to night with low nourishment and little ambition you are debilitated. Tona Vita is advertised as the best tonic and will improve you in a few weeks. You will likely gain weight after a week on the scales. It is sold by all druggists.

Missing wife blamed on abrupt departure after note

William W. Miller of 21 Milford Street searched Boston last night for his young wife who left a note saying she would love him but to not contact her mother. He kept lights on at home for their dog Trixie and wife, noting a brief quarrel earlier that afternoon.

William W. Miller Milford Street Boston Trixie Miller

Polite thief caught after Swampscott burglaries

A merciful intruder who robbed two Swampscott homes on July 14, awakening residents and bidding them to stay quiet, has been captured in Atlantic City New Jersey. He gave the name George Wilson claiming an escape from a New York prison on July 7. Police will extradite him to Massachusetts after New Jersey officials finish with the case.

Swampscott Atlantic City N. J George Wilson New York City Fred JL. Perkins John M. Thompson Miss Perkins Thompson Mr. Thompson Perkins House Carson Wilson New Jersey

Ex-Collector Moses Dies in Biddeford Maine

Charles M. Moses former Biddeford mayor and Maine Republican figures died today at Biddeford He served as a presidential elector in 1884 a delegate to the 1892 Republican convention and long time member of the state committee He was Portland port collector from 1899 until this year Born in Limerick in 1851

Moses Biddeford Charles M. Moses Maine Port of Portland Mr. Moses Limerick

Drug Clerk Held on Larceny Charge in Boston

Victor Neal aged 31 of Brookline waived examination in Police Court after being arraigned on larceny charges for stealing 1200 dollars from the Riker Jaynes Company druggists at Washington and Hanover streets where he worked as a mail order clerk. Judge Bennett set bail at 2000 dollars for the grand jury.

Victor Neal Brookline Riker-Jaynes Company Washington and Hanover Streets

Purported Mexican Order Sends Troops in Pursuit of Attackers

Federal forces act under Mexico City orders chasing alleged assailants. Russell, manager of the San Juan de Michis plantation near the Zacatecas line in southeastern Durango, worked for Allen C. McCaughan American vice consul at Durango who was initially reported slain with Russell.

Mexico City Russell San Juan de Michis Zacatecas Line Durango Allen C. McCaughan

Sugar Prices Drop Ten Cents Per Hundred Pounds

New York October 2 refined sugar prices fell across all grades by ten cents per 100 pounds today signaling a broader market move.

New York

Jouett and Jenkins Break Speed Records in Narragansett Bay

In Newport Rhode Island on October 2 the torpedo boat destroyer Jouett achieved 32.8 knots for two hours on a full speed test in Narragansett Bay. Her sister ship Jenkins reached 32.6 knots on the same test amid favorable conditions and moderate chop.

Newport, R. I Jouett Narragansett Bay Jenkins

Austrian Printer Declares Allegiance in Taft Naturalization

In Chicago on October 2 Nicholas Buchhauser an Austrian printer filed for naturalization before Judge Kenesaw M Landis declaring his loyalty to King Taft when asked for the ruler. The judge queried King Taft and Buchhauser affirmed the remark.

Chicago Nicholas Buchhauser King Taft Kenesaw M. Landis Federal Court For Naturalization Landis King -Taft Buchhauser

Man Seeks Citizenship in Local Court Affirmation

Judge Lindis remarks on a man ready to become a voter as nearly 200 men audition for naturalization. The judge emphasizes giving him time to reflect on questions before granting citizenship in this civic naturalization proceeding.

Landis

New Bedford Man Dies En Route to Hospital

John A. Dunham aged 60 of 41 Sixth Street New Bedford fell ill in the Jewelers building and died while being transported to Relief Hospital. The body was taken to the North Grove Street Morgue.

John A. Dunham Sixth Street New Bedford Jewelers Relief Hospital North Grove Street

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