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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1905

Page

2

Damages Set At 13500 For Mill Victims In Tewksbury Case

The Supreme Court overruled the American powder mills and Cartridge Company defense and held the firm liable for the deaths of Thomas Calighan Margaret Rigg and Charlies W Moore from the 1903 Tewksbury explosion. Jury verdicts of 4500 each totaled 13500.

Tewksbury American Powder Mills United States Cartridge Company Supreme Court Thomas Calighan Margaret Rigg Charlies W. Moore

Marvelous Cure by Cuticura Stuns Boston Man

Under date September 9 1904, 8 P Keyes of 149 Congress Street Boston reports Cuticura cured his twenty five year battle with a terrible humor covering head and neck. He tried many doctors and hospitals with no relief before trying Cuticura. He says the cure came in surprisingly short time.

Boston Cutiura P. Keyes Congress Street Mass Durin Uthura

Cured by Cuticura Soap and Ointment for $1

A patient describes how Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment cured a spreading facial rash after doctors failed with carbolic acid. One cake and one box were used, and the face healed in under two weeks. The testimonial dates from April 27, 1905.

D. Story Fourth Ave Berlin N.H

Courtesy on Boston transit prompts plea for chivalry

A Boston Post letter writer recounts testing courtesy on trains over two weeks. Elderly women and mothers with babies report better seating access than younger working women who are exhausted after daily work. The author urges men to offer seats and polite behavior, citing crowded cars and rough treatment. POST COURTESY COMMISSIONER.

Boston POST

Love’s Tribute to Ex-Governor Talbot

In Lowell on October 19, Mrs Elizabeth Talbot of North Billerica marked the golden marriage anniversary of her late husband ex-Governor Thomas Talbot. She decorated his grave with flowers and hosted many former friends and acquaintances yesterday afternoon and evening.

Lowell Elizabeth Talbot North Billerica Thomas ‘Talbot

Jamaica Plain Hurdy Gurdy for the Blind Benefit

Prominent Boston Catholics attended a hurdy gurdy fundraiser at the Franklin barn Jamaica Plain arranged by the younger Catholic groups of Boston and West Roxbury to aid Massachusetts adults who are blind. Misses Dowling led with Robert Thayer and Francis Doyle assisting. ushers included Miss Finneran Mary Lynch Doyle Crafey Jennie Dowling and others.

Greater Boston Franklin Barn Jamaica Plain Bury West Roxbury Massachusetts Dowling Robert Thayer Francis H. Doyle John C. L. Dowling Finneran Mary Lynch Doyle Craffey Misa Jennie Jennie 8. Dowling, Miss Mee, Maguire, John B. Wall Albert Plunket Meichent Thayer Jos Cassie Clifford T John Dowling

Cadet Rifle Shooting Awards Made At Smoker

The 164th anniversary of the First Corps Cadets was marked with a Wakefield range rifle contest and an evening smoker at the Hotel Somerset. Cor porte Bryant won the Appleton medal with a sharpshooter’s cap awarded to Corporal Rotch. Captain F L ao Company A won the revolver prize and Francis W. Davis the NRA medal. Major General Francis H. Appleton (retired) captured the veteran rifle match with 24 of 25 at 200 yards.

Wakefield Somerset Appleton Corporte Bryant Rotch F. L. Ao Vate Francis W. Davis National Rifle Association Francis H. Appleton

Opera Star Geraldine Farrar Plans Melrose Visit

Geraldine Farrar, famed opera queen, writes that she expects to visit Melrose later this month after completing a tour of European capitals. The hometown visit would mark a homecoming for the star.

Melrose Geraldine Farrar

Eight Children Tie Family Strain in Cambridge Divorce Case

In Cambridge court Mrs. John T. Howard seeks separate support amid claims of constant quarrels abuse and abandonment. She cites eight children including Helen 20 Genevieve 18 Joseph 14 Charles 11 Annie 9 Catherine 6 John 3 and Lillian 1 and notes her husband rendered twenty dollars weekly and left amid fears of institutionalization.

John T. Howard West Medford Cambridge Court Howard Board of Health New York

Rockefeller in Gas Deal Testimony Reveals Financed Sale

Henry H. Rogers testified in a $3,000,000 suit filed by Bay State Gas Company receiver G W Pepper. He said the Dorchester and Brookline gas companies were sold to New England Gas and Coke, with control of Boston area gas firms handed to him, financed by John D. Rockefeller. He noted profits outside Burrage’s $ payments totaled about $3,566,600 and could not recall Burrage’s exact compensation.

Henry H. Rogers G. W. Pepper Bay State Gas Company of Delaware United States District Court Rogers Dorchester Brookline New England Gas, and Coke Company Boston South Boston Roxbury Bay State John D. Rockefeller A. C. Burrage Burrage

Labor Notes International and Local Labor Moves

President Timothy Healey of New York organized a new union of stationary firemen in Rome city limits signaling a shift in jurisdiction over firemen across clubs departments theatres and breweries. Boston unions report leadership changes and eight hour movement activity as unions promote labor solidarity and city cooperation while the Boston Carpenters strike ends.

Davia David Goldstein Boston Waltham Central Labor Union Boston Oes Cutters Labor Union Mgames J. Kelley Joseph Peell Patrick Kilroy Jeremiah Mahon James A. Rye Typographical Union Aers Evil Hall Alies 'Shea Indoreement Wa Eee Ishanised Oe Gy Kneeland Ores Board Idermen Ares Welle Memorial Eakedemere Bosaten Carpenters’ District Council

Infant found in Ward Street station basin

A severely decomposed infant, about two weeks old, was found floating in the Ward street aimping station basin by the watchman shortly after 8 p m last evening. Undertaker Gilmore took charge of the remains and noted marks of surgical instruments on the body.

Ward Street Aimping Station Gilmore

Albers Case Report Filed by Former Managua Consul

The report by Chester Donaldson former American consul at Managua Nicaragua on the Albers case has been filed with the State Department. Donaldson explains Murphy once worked for an Albers employee but was later dismissed and left Nicaragua with a Honduran guide. He says Nicaraguan officials used Murphy to damage Albers reputation and he opposed that tactic.

Washington Chester Donaldson Managua Nicaragua Albers State Department Donaldson Fred W. Murphy Honduras Murphy

Hartz launches campaign to honor Sir Henry Irving

A. F. Hartz of Euclid Avenue Opera House initiates a national movement to erect a monument for English actor Sir Henry Irving as a tribute to his life work on the stage.

Cleveland A. F. Hartz Euclid Avenue Sir Henry Irving

Mystery Theft Of Miss Ingersoll’s Park Lane Silverware

The robbery at Miss Justine Ingersoll’s Jamaica Plain home last May remains unsolved as police review a family safe breach. Heirlooms mostly silverware, valued for lineage, were stolen with only a single known combination. Police checked pawnshops but found no leads, suspects possible transfer to New York or melting for disposal.

Justine Ingersoll Park Lane Jamaica Plain Miss Ingersoll New York

Strengthen the Stomach with Dr Williams Pink Pills

The text touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a breakthrough cure for indigestion and dyspepsia. It cites E. E. Strong of Capleville Tennessee who was cured after trying many remedies and three boxes of the pills. It claims the pills create new blood and do not use opiates while offering a free Diet book.

E. E. Strong Capleville Shelby County Tenn Memphis

Big Dray Horse on Elm Street Saves Tot's Life

A8 year old boy Thomas Nelson of Jamaica Plain narrowly escaped serious injury after being knocked down by two draft horses pulling an ice wagon on Elm Street. The horse swerved and the driver halted the wagon, preventing a tragic accident.

Elm ST Tot Thomas Nelson Jamaica Plain Elm Street

Broker Comstock Goes On Trial For Bond Larceny

Colonel Henry W. Comstock, aged broker, is on trial in the Superior Criminal Court for larceny of bonds and securities valued at $2000 from Cora A. Frothingham of Brookline. Mrs. Frothingham testified she gave him stock certificates to sell and invest, but he closed the accounts at a loss and did not return the securities. She said he claimed profits. Comstock, hobbling with crutches, said he had bought and sold stocks on commission but did not consider himself a broker. He described customers introducing him to business and said he handled large sums through R. L. Day Company and a New York syndicate. The case was continued to the next morning.

Henry W. Comstock Cora A. Frothingham Brookline Superior Criminal Court Union Chicago Junction Eric General Sherman Charles Street R. L. Day New York

Third Massachusetts Cavalry Holds Reunion at Berkeley Hall

The Third Massachusetts Cavalry Regiment gathered for its annual reunion at Berkeley Hall last evening. Colonel Dudley delivered the principal address, marking the event.

Third Massachusetts Cavalry Regiment Berkeley Hall Dudley

Lawyers seek forensic review in Arlington murder case

Defense aims to force court to let experts inspect the rusty knife found near Arlington crime scene and Harvard Professor Whitney's stomach analysis report now with the district attorney. They contend the contents may show the victim drank with her husband. Schidlofski has gained weight in jail while the case proceeds.

Marcella Schidlofski Arlington Whitney Harvard John Schidlofski Schidlofski

424th Anniversary of Benevolent Association Observed

The 424 anniversary of the Benevolent Association was celebrated at the hall on West Street last evening with Dr John J. Kelliher giving an address and a reception following.

Benevolent Association Cahenes Estere John J. Kelliher Aula Onidan

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