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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1912
Page
5
Mrs. Hetty Green and her son Colonel E. H. R. Green drove down Columbus Avenue colliding with James Miner an agent for the Humane Society during an arrest Miner sustained only minor injuries and the Green party apologized and proceeded.
W H K Redmond brother of John Redmond left for home on the Celtic. He predicted Ireland will gain home rule after the coming Parliament session. He credited the American demonstration with influencing the government and called his visit successful.
A plea for Dr Williams Pink Pills to build red blood and restore vigor. A Verona New York reader reports rapid improvement after doctor visits failed. The ad claims benefits for chlorosis rheumatism and nervous exhaustion and offers mail order at 60 cents per box or 2 50 for six boxes from Schenectady New York.
George F. Van Pelt, a salesman of 303 West One Hundred and Eleventh Street, shot his wife Marie believing her to be a burglar. A bullet struck her in the mouth and pierced her neck. She was taken to Hood Wright Hospital and is expected to recover.
Mrs Curtis Guild wife of former Governor Guild and Mrs J Q A Brackett were honored guests at a Daughters of Massachusetts meeting in Cambridge. A separate incident reported Van Pelt shot his wife thinking her a burglar after waking at night. she survived.
Three modern through daily trains to California on the Chicago Union Pacific and North Western Line. Meals in dining cars and unmatched service. Escape winter hardships and enjoy outdoor summer life in sunlit California. We offer planning help, illustrated booklets, rates, schedules, and full particulars. J. E. Brittain, general agent, Chicago and North Western Ry., 200 Washington street, Boston, Mass.
New York October reports Mme. Carolina White aboard a steam yacht near the Italian coast spotted a jellyfish mistaken lump that proved ambergris valued at 15000 dollars. She rewarded the deck hand and later contacted Dr Mason of Boston about selling to perfume firms. She plans to cruise the Mediterranean again next summer hoping to find more.
An elderly gentleman praised Wolf's window dresser at the Hanover and Portland streets corner. He said clerks were courteous and went out of their way to find exactly what he wanted, claiming shopping would be pleasanter if all stores matched Wolf's efforts.
A massive German military airship blew up today at Reinickendorf near Berlin, destroying the hangar but leaving all crew unharmed. The incident marks a severe loss to Germany’s aerial fleet.
Open year round resort forty miles from Boston offers steam heat and hot and cold water for weekend parties. Oliver D Jewett is the manager and telephone contact is 19.
Wilmot Bell a 24 year old motorman in Boston Elevated face Municipal Court next Friday to answer charges of impersonating a police officer after a disturbance in the South End last Saturday night He was found at a patrol box with an intoxicated man surrounded by a cheering crowd and rescued by Patrolman Green Bell claimed the badge from the American Detective Association was for protection and that the Elevated Company gave it to him He lives at 472 Blue Hill avenue Roxbury.
Sa leem John aged 18 of 61 Albany Street sustained the loss of two fingers on his left hand while oiling a machine on B street Hyde Park yesterday afternoon. He was taken to Hyde Park General Hospital.
An article extols the health benefits of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, claiming they aid digestion, strengthen stomach function, and improve overall well being. It argues a strong stomach supports business success and daily effort, urging readers to buy at druggists for 50 cents.
Bartholomew Maloney of Watertown formerly Melrose sewer chief won two verdicts in East Cambridge Superior Civil Court. He was awarded 1500 against Robert Philpot for libel and 750 against Richard Philpot for slander, both in Melrose, with Maloney seeking 5000 on each claim. The cases grew from letters sent in 1906 to Charles J. Barton then Melrose mayor questioning Maloney’s management.
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