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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1906

Page

2

Larceny Case Sentences In Pinckney Street Theft

Eva Sparrow handbag theft on Pinckney Street led to arraignment of Ike and Charles Stanton in the lower court. After a brief hearing each received one year in the Concord Reformatory. Ike vowed to sue police for false arrest after capture following a lengthy chase.

Eva Sparrow Pinckney Street Albert Ike Charles Stanton Concord Reformatory

Woman Recovers After Prolonged Skin Suffering

A patient endured over a year of severe skin deterioration described as scratchy sores tearing flesh until restraints allowed healing. Doctors noted the condition worsened previously then improved as care continued and symptoms subsided.

Cure for Terrible Sores: A Mother's Endorsement

Mrs. Robert Sheldon describes her year and a half son suffering from relentless sores on face and body until using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She reports dramatic improvement within two months and credits the remedies with saving the child. The ad promotes Cuticura Soap 25c Ointment 50c and related pills and lists druggists.

Rebert Sheldon Woodville Conn Totaney Ager Piter Drug & Chem. Corp Boston Brags Chem Gorpa Boek Y Humors

Draper Defends Record in Hopedale Labor Fight

Lieutenant-Governor Eben S. Draper rebutted charges of hostility to union labor at a Ward 12 Republican event in Hotel Langham. He praised Hopedale workers, attacked Moran and Brown, and defended Draper mills while noting union intimidation claims were unanswered by District Attorney Moran. Ex-Speaker Frothingham and other officials spoke on municipal ownership and local politics.

Mr. Draper Daniel W. Lane Ward 12 Republican Club Langham Louis A. Frothingham George FE. Lovett Hopedale Moran Guild Hearst E. Gerry Brown Henry M. Whitney Lane Brewery Workers’ Union 29 Lovett Boston Arthur D. Hill George H. Tinkham William E. Weeks Everett James M. Douglass Senate William E. Chester Charles W. Paradise House Frothingham

Draper Critiques Moran Platform and Hearst Endorsement

Mr Draper criticizes the Moran platform as inflamed by accusations against Curtis Guild Jr Lodge Crane and others and condemns the Hearst endorsement as contrary to Democratic principles He argues Massachusetts Democrats should reject such denouncements and party bosses He defends labor by citing his long service and good treatment of workers and rejects tying unions to politics.

Draper Moran Commonwealth Massachusetts Curtis Guild, Jr Lodge Crane Democratic Party New York W. R. Hearst Hearst Bryan Labor Cause of Labor American Federation of Labor

Union urging defeat of Eben Draper for Lieutenant Governor

Iron Moulders Union 106 and Caremakers Union 428 condemn the treatment of workers at Draper’s Hopedale foundries. They appoint a committee to visit unions statewide to urge members to elect E Gerry Brown over Draper, citing Draper as an “implacable foe to organized labor.”

Draper Foundries Hopedale Eben 8 Draper E. Gerry Brown Iron Moulders Union 106 Caremakers Eben Hopedale Foundries

Golden Wedding of Uncle Joe Robinson at Malden

Ex Alderman Joseph C Robinson and wife Mary Bradley marked their 60th wedding anniversary at their Washington street home Malden October 19. both long time Methodists with four daughters and five grandchildren attending. Robinson, 83, is yardmaster for the B and M railroad at Charlestown.

Malden Joseph C. Robinson Washington Street Charlestown

Brighton Laborer Dies After Poison at Kenilworth Golf Club

Thomas Harris aged 40 a laborer of 8 Winship street Brighton was found suffering at Kenilworth Golf Club Allston after taking paris green. He had been despondent over his wife’s death and his children's welfare and died at City Hospital last evening.

Thomas Harris Winship Street Brighton Kenilworth Golf Club Allston Paris Green City Hospital

Tech Graduate Dies While Eating Dinner in Middleboro

Howard St Stevens, a Middleboro native who graduated from the local high school in 1900 and earned a tech degree four years later, was found choked to death during dinner at his home. He later worked in the navy department in Washington as a clerk before resigning recently for health reasons.

Middleboro Howard St. Stevens The Institute of Technology Navy Department Washington

Couple Assaults Lead to Man’s Suicide in Jail

George Moore 38 of West Phillipstown, arrested after his wife accused him of assault and threats to shoot her, hanged himself today in Lancaster jail. His body was found by cell officials. Moore’s family includes brother William Moore, a lumberman.

Colebrook N. H George Moore West Phillipstown Lancaster Moore William Moore

Gjoa Sighting Near Point Reyes Returns to San Francisco

The Norwegian sloop Gjoa, linked to Amundsen and the northwest passage, is sighted off Point Reyes heading to San Francisco. Captain Amundsen and a delegation will be ferried aboard by the revenue cutter Golden Gate and the vessel formally brought into the bay.

San Francisco Cal Roald Amundsen Point Reyes Puget Sound Amundsen Golden Gate

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