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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1911

Page

7

Beers and Vinegar in McCabe Vacancy Sparks Board Action

Washington October 10 the board of food and drug inspection moved to immediately decide three issues What is beer What is vinegar and What is a soft drink The decisions hinge on Dr Wiley and Dr Doolittle with vinegar first The panel seeks to define pure vinegar as cider only and to separate malt sugar molasses wine and other ingredients from the label The government will enable enforcement in interstate commerce and allow confiscation of impure drinks at city soda fountains The goal is to ban artificial sweeteners coloring and flavors that endanger children and to limit soft drinks to pure fruit extract sugar spice and water

Washington Board of Food and Drug Inspection George McCabe F. I. Dunlap Wiley Contentio Doolittle Department of Agriculture Dr. Wiley

Another Acquitted in Lynchings Case in Pennsylvania

Westchester Pa Oct 10 jury acquitted Oscar Tampey fifth defendant freed of murder charge in the Coatesville burning death of Zach Walker the negro as Commonwealth efforts to convict in the lynching failed again today Tampey was charged as a member of the mob.

Westchester Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Zach? Walker Coatesville Oscar Tampey Walken Tampey

Gold Dust Sold in Solsize and Large Packages

Gold Dust comes in Solsize and large package sizes. The larger package offers greater economy for buyers.

Bay State Loses The Eddy Case Inheritance Tax

Judge Morton ruled New Hampshire was Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy’s residence at death, so the Bay State would receive the greater portion of the inheritance tax. The decision cites Chestnut Hill as a permanent home despite Eddy’s ties to Concord and notes her frequent, planned returns.

Mary Baker G. Eddy New Hampshire Chestnut Hill Morton Concord Massachusetts General Streeter Pleasant View Baker Mann Frye Mrs. Eddy N. H Newton

Nurse Bride of Surgeon in Malden Nuptials

The marriage of Dr. Walter W. Kingsbury to Miss Emma Elizabeth Lane in Malden yesterday ended a romance started at Malden Hospital where Kingsbury served as house surgeon and Lane trained as a nurse. Rev Judson Van Clancy presided. The couple were unattended with a small gathering and held at 6 Washington Street followed by a reception at the Elks Home.

Walter W. Kingsbury Emma Elizabeth Lane Malden Malden Hospital Dr. Kingsbury the Elks

Burglar Woman Held Receives One Year Sentence

A young burglar, identified as Archie McDonald, was arrested after entry into a residence at 46 Bhawrout Avenue. The case, linked to Edith M. Allen, led to a year-long sentence for the suspect amid the investigation of the incident.

Archie McDonald Edith M. Allen Bhawrout Avenue

Columbus Bas-Relief for Popular Society

The Knights of Columbus in Massachusetts will award a bas-relief titled Landing of Christopher Columbus to the most popular Columbus group among visitors at the New England Industrial and Educational Exposition in Mechanics Hall. Artist Gironi forms the piece, valued at 200 dollars, from a photograph, with voting by daily slips at the plastic arts exhibit. Keene delegates, led by Mayor Shedd, toured the Exposition as Keene Day featured town criers in period garb.

Council of the Knights of Columbus Massachusetts New England Mechanics’ Hall Christopher Columbus Gironi Plastic Arts Colonel Dunn Keene New Hampshire C. G. Shedd Commercial Club Mechanics’ Building Warren H. Steele Paul Revere Hall Columbus Płoto Dadmun

Reverend 77 Marries 73 Year-Old Bride in Medford Church

The Rev. Dr. F. K. Stratton aged 77 and Mrs. Eliza A. Crawford aged 73 were united in marriage at Medford Hillside Methodist Church with the ceremony at 8 pm. Guests came from Malden Medford Melrose Lowell Lawrence Boston and beyond. A reception followed at the church and later at 27 Burgett Street home. Miss Annie J. Crawford attended from San Jose California. The couple will reside at 654 Main Street Melrose after a likely spring retirement for the groom.

F. K. Stratton Medford Hillside John Eames Burgett Street Annie J. Crawford San Jose Cal Stratton Main Street Melrose

GRAFT TRIALS AGAIN TODAY IN LAWRENCE

Lawrence October 10. Superintendent Patrick Lyons contractor Philip Holland Clerk Michael J Plynn and Westford granite contractor Fred L Snow have been called to face trial at Salem again tomorrow for conspiracy to defraud the city. Defense will press a motion to continue. District Attorney Harry C Atwill says ready for trial and will oppose the request. If denied the cases may go to trial immediately.

Lawrence Patrick Lyons Philip Holland Michael J. Plynn Fred. L. Snow Westford Salem Harry C. Atwill

Bay State Gas receiver quits after court action

The Bay State Gas Company of Delaware, led by Thomas W. Lawson, was removed from receivership by Judge Putnam. Auxiliary receiver George W. Pepper had secured over 2.5 million for creditors since June 8, 1903, and handed $43,874.82 to Homer Rivers, counsel for the corporation.

Bay State Gas Company Delaware Thomas W. Lawson George W. Pepper Philadelphia Putnam United States Circuit Court Pepper Massachusetts Towell Homer Rivers

Wids speed boat burns in Bar Harbor harbor

The 40 foot speed boat Wids costing 4500 dollars, built for Alessandro Sabbri of New York and bought six weeks ago by William Keith, burned to the water line and sank after an explosion of gasoline. Captain William Jordan and Keith jumped overboard. Keith injured a arm and burned slightly, Jordan unharmed.

Bar Harbor Wids Alesandro Sabbri New York Bar M Harbor William Keith William Jordan Keith Mr. Keith Jordan

Splendid for Old People Rheumatic Pain Remedy

An old newspaper ad touts a tonic for rheumatic pains from blood poisons. It promotes a mix of syrup of sarsaparilla Toris compound whiskey or sherry, to be taken before meals and at bedtime with bottle shaken. Claims include rapid relief and restored vigor and notes local druggists readily supply the ingredients. Globe Pharmaceutical Company Chicago.

Tose Globe Pharmaceutical Company Chicago

No Bath in Four Years Prompts Conservatorship Bid

Mrs. Sarah Wilson of Jamaica Plain, over 76 and worth 40 000, is the subject of a Suffolk Probate Court petition for a conservator. Her granddaughter Miss Ethel W. Bayrs testified she hoarded 15 000 in a trunk, spoke little, and the house leaks. The granddaughter said the will would favor her son Albert Wilson, a Worcester asylum patient.

Sarah Wilson Jamaica Plain Ethel W. Bayrs Suffolk Albert Wilson Worcester Asylum

Richardson Funeral Honors Medford Police Veteran

Funeral services for Daniel K Richardson longtime Medford police officer were held at his home 535 Main Medford with a large gathering of friends. The Grand Army Post 66 and police department delegates attended the service and he was buried in Lindenwood Cemetery Stoneham.

Daniel K. Richardson Medford Main Street Samuel Cy Lawrence Post Police Department Lindenwood Cemetery

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