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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1913

Page

10

Chief Lavers Dismissed After Graft Probe

Norwood chief James W. Lavers was dismissed by the Selectmen after a quiet graft inquiry. He will seek a formal hearing under civil service rules, following a conference with attorney J. J. McAnarney of Quincy. The chief faced accusations over payments for special police services and their distribution.

James W. Lavers Norwood Police Selectmen J. J. McAnarney Quincy Lovers

Salts Promoted for Kidney Health and Pain Relief

An old advertisement touts Jad Salts and similar remedies as safe, gentle kidney cleansers. It claims daily four ounces of rad Salts in water will flush waste, reduce urinary irritation, and prevent backache by keeping kidneys active with ample water intake.

New Club Rooms Opened for Shriners in Boston

Boston hosts the Scimitar Club at 20 Kilby Street in a formal opening led by organizer W. Percy Edgar. The Mystic Shrine–only membership club spans three floors with dining, lounging, office space, a Dutch restaurant, and deposit boxes. Officials expect 3000 members. visiting Shriners will be allowed until October 25.

Boston Scimitar Club Kilby Street Shriners New England W. Percy Edgar Mystic Shrine Financial District Fidgar Gardinar Williams Edgar Fith Edwin Ll. Marsh Andrew L. Green James S. Blake Samuel C. Haskell Fred J. Taber Alfred P. Lee Joseph W. Works Mystic Shriners

Hawthorne Describes Atlanta Prison as Living Hell

Julian Hawthorne, freed from the Atlanta federal penitentiary, condemns conditions as repulsive and compares them to fiction’s worst depictions. He says Warden Moyer is unfit and notes inmates are starving in the name of economy, with Dr. W. J. Morton corroborating.

Atlanta Julian Hawthorne Atlanta Federal Penitentiary Atlanta Penitentiary Moyer Hawthorne W. J. Morton New York Dean Morton

Prisoners endure brutal conditions and slow hunger in jail

Dr Morton and Hawthorne condemn prison abuse describing hunger of nine cents a day, cells deemed clean by wardens, and punishment in the solitary hole with heat, stench, and chained prisoners. They warn that every inmate deteriorates slowly under these conditions.

Hawthorne

Ascatco Relief Promises Quick Breathing Aid

Quick Relief Ascatco claims rapid relief from choking, congestion, and nasal blockage, improving sleep and overall health. It is sold in Boston and distributed nationwide with a free sample offer from the Ascatco Laboratory in New York.

Ascatco Boston Riker-Jaynes Ascatco Laboratory West 25Th St New York

Hawthorne and Morton Released from Prison Visit

Hawthorne and Dr. Morton describe prison conditions as brutal and dehumanizing, with guards abusing inmates and solitary confinement hidden from public view. They left Atlanta for New York after early morning release, planning to resume work and family life, with Hawthorne heading to Albany and Morton returning to practice.

Hawthorne Dr. Morton Piedmont Hotel New York Atlanta Terminal Station Julian Hawthorne Albany

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